The Republican journal., 1901-09-12
SHIP NEWS.
FOR OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Sept. 5. Sch Delaware, Crockett, Boston;
yacht Speranza, to haul up.
Sept 9. Schs. Lucia Porter, Farrow,
Hoboken; j. V. Wellington, Pattershall,
Salem.
Sept. 10. Schs. Thomas Hi1, Ryan, Bos-
ton; Volant, Pendleton, ROckland.
Sept. 7. Sch. Delaware, Crockett, Win
terpOrt.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Sept. 9. Sid, Sch Sarah D. j.
Rawsou, Georgetown S. G., Edward Smith,
Virginia; Annie Lord E'iZabeGhport for
"A days from Savannah; SID sch. Joel F.
Sheppard, Mayport. g. cid, sch. Eliza }.
PeuaIeton, Sparrow's Point ar, sch. Helen
M. Atwood, watts, Brunswick, Ga passed
City Jslard, sch. "euobscot, RaIdlett,
E,izabethport for Eocs'and; 7, cIu sch.
VIM. II. oumne-, BinnsM'cI>; passed Clly
Island, sch. May b. Wellington, Sullivan;
Charlotte T. SiDley, Brunswick for New
York.
Bath, Sept. Z. Ar, sch. Nat Meader, New
York 7, al, schs. Young Brothers, Boston !;
Sarah L. Davis, New York.
Charleston, S c., Sept. Z. Bark Stephen
G. Halt, Babbidge, Philadelphia
Boston, Sept 9, sid. sch. Charlotte W.
| Miller, Frs nE lot Zaccheus Sherman, Nor
folk Leona, Rootnoay; 10, ar, schs Laura
L. chester, Rockport: LADY Anttim. do. !;
II. S Bovnton, do. Mary Il. Crosby, Cole,
i New YORK.
Phi7alelphis, Sept. 3, cid. sch. Grace
| Davis, Lvnu; AZ. sch. Hattie H. Ba,i'our,
Woods Hole; 4, cid. sch. Henry Il. Tllton,
! Baltimore.
Baltimore, Sept 3. Ar, sch. John E. peve
Ito, Hichborn, bangor; 4, ar. Sch. j. Man
| cheste HaN hes, BATH.
| Bangor, Sept s. Ar. sch. Mary Ann No
! Cam, Perth Amboy; Geo Is. Ferguson,
Jersey City: 8, sid, sch. Radiant, Boston.
| New Lonuon, Sept. 5. Sid. sch. Charlotte
| 7. Sibley, Norwich for Brunswick.
| Salem, Sept. s. AT. sch. Chester t.. Law
| renee, from Boston, bound east; sid. sch.
Maggie Mulvey, New YOrl,
Perth Amboy, Sept. g. Sid. sch. Helena,
Winterpott; A. w. Ellis, South Amboy for
| Eockland; 9, ar, sch. Levi Hart, Pendleton,
| New York.
Vineyard Haven, Sept A. Passed, sch.
Lucia Porter, New York for Belfast; s,
sid, sch. Flank A. Palmer, Philadelphia for
Tor Bridgeport.
Brunswick, Ga, Sept. 7. Ar, sch. Theo-
| line, Boston.
Savannah, Ca, Sept. 5. Ar. schs. Henry
Clausen, Dr., Portsmouth, N. Fl. The Jos
! pbine, Townsend, Cha, lestv1.
Bvannis, Sept. Z. Ar, sen. A. w. Ellis,
Rocl land TOR New York
Franlfo,t, Sept g. Sid, sch. L. A. Plum
mer, New York.
GEORGETOWN. S. c., Sept. c. Ar, sch.
Sarah j. j. Pawson, Blake, New York.
jack SOnville, Sept. g. Cld, sch. John C.
Smith, gilmore, New York; 9. sch. A. B.
Sherman, johnson, Philadelphia
BoOthbay HarbOr, Sept 8. Sid, sch. A.
Hayford, New York.
FoPEIGN PORTS
Hong Kong, Aug. g. In port ship Manuel
agrn0, Nichols, ior New York.
st. john N. B., Sept. s. Sid sch. Stephen
Beunett,, New York; 8, ar, sch. Uranus,
Rockport.
Hillsboro, N. B., Sept. 7. Cid, sch. S. NJ.
Bird, Patterson, Chester, Pa.
Rosario, July %. Ar, bark Mabie |. Mey-
erS, Meyers, Boston
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Robert Palmer & Son of Noank have pur-
chased the three .masLed schooner TOfa of
Bath f"opl Boston ,'arties aud the vessel ar
rived at Noapk Oh oalu, day ON Boston n
tow OF Jug Allen. Nests. ?alnec will use
the Tofa in the souLheru lu'nber trade, rr.l-
ring to Noaot. The schooner viii ece;ve
repairs which will Include the stepping of
new mi" ,,naSt. The vessel VIII he COM
manded bv Capt. N. NJ. Cla'f = Bath Times.
The sailing ship Ioa Ioke, Caur. Ans
Duty, WDlcn Hau DeeI TelnSufeu by dec
owners at : ! pes cent pI eWiui was spoken
Aug. 8. GOO miles so.ln OF tile equator.
She sailed out of No,folk with coal for San
francisco, was reported to have been seen
on fire at sea. The owners protected them
selves by reiusuring the shio. Later some
doubt was thrown on tie statement that the
Roanoke was the vessel seen, and the in
surance premium dropped to Is pee cent.
Bucl sport, Me-, Sept. 4.-Mckay & Dix
of New York, sbipbuilders at this port, re-
ceived news. today, of the total loss Of the
fourmaster Tha]l'um, WI ecked on the coast
of Greenland. The Tballium sailed from
Stockholm, June n, to load cryolite for
Philadelphia. She was built at this port
and launched in August, 1900. She was 500
tons net tonnage and was owned by Capt. G.
B. Dix Of New York, and G. r. Eaton of
Parrsboro, n. S.
TIE keel for the new vessel to be built at
the yard Of Cobb, Butler & Co., at Rockland,
was laid Sept. Sd.
Stops the Cough
and works of the Cold.