The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-12-04
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.

ARRIVED.
Dec. /. Sch. J. V. Wellington, Patter-
shall, Bangor for New York.
SAILED.
Dec .. Sch. Annie May, Pattershall.
ROckport.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Nov. 26. Ar, sch. NorOmbega,
Bangor; sid, sch. American Team, Philadel
phia for Warren; %, ar, schs. Pendleton
Satisfaction, Jacksonville; Mary L. Crosby,
Charleston Willie L. Newton, Brunswick ];
Anna Pendleton, do. !; Helen G. Moseley,
Fernandina; %, ar, schs. Edward Stewart,
Wilmington, n c.; Georgia Gilkey, Savan-
nah passed City Island, sch. Grace Davis,
Port Reading for New Bedford; 80, sid, sch.
bert, Maraeaibo; SCH Sadie Corey, New
London; Dec. l, ar, sch. Post Boy, Bangor.
Boston, Nov. 26. Ar, sch. James A. Web
ster, StonngtOn, Me-; %, ar, schs. Mary
Wiley and Henry Whitney, Bangor; 90, ar,
sch. Thomas w. Lawson, Baltimore; 80, ar,
schs. J. c. Strawbridge, Wilmington, N. c.
Barbour, Philadelphia; Dec. 1, ar, schs. J.
W. Hawthorne, Savannah; S. G. Haskell,
Jacksonville; sid, schs. S. NJ. Bird, Norfolk
Luther T. GarretsOn, Fernandina -, ar bark
Auburndale, Carrabelle, Fla; sch. Viola
Reppard, Brunswick.
Philadelphia, Nov. %. Ar, sch. Jacob N.
Haskell, Port Tampa; cid, sch. Joel F.
Develin, Hchborn, Turks Island; ship
Bangor, Nov. g. Ar, sch. Lena White,
Colson, Port johnson; sid, schs. Kit Car
son, Kendall, New York; Myronus, Rock
land, to repair; Dec. 2 ar, SENS. Annie P.
Chase, South Amboy; Pochassett, do.
Izetta, do. Sarah L. Davis, Edgewater
Providence, Nov. %. Ar, sch. Penobscot,
Fernandina; Dec. 1, sid, sch. Lyman NJ.
Law, Norfolk.
Pensacola, Nov. "a. Sid, tug Underwater.
Nassau, to tow SCH Wesley NJ. Oler to New
York; 49, ar, sch. Olive T. Whittier, Bar
bados.
Brunswick, Ga, NOV. 27. Cid, sch Flor
ence Leland, New York.
Fall River, Mass, Dec. 1. Ar, sch. Levi
Hart, Pendleton, New York.
New London, Ct.,. Nov. 30. Ar, schs. Nat
Aver and f. Arcularius, Bangor, Dec. /,
ar, sch D. D. Haskell, Brunswick
Perth Amboy, n. j., Nov. 90. Ar, sch.
Pendleton Satisfaction, Burgess, Jackson
vile.
New Bedford, Nov. 90 Ar, sch. Huma-
rock, Philadelphia 80, ar, Sch Grace Davis,
New York.
Savannah, Nov. 80, Sid, sch. John c.
Smith, Providence.
Mobile, Nov. 90 Ar, bark f. L. Mayber-
~, Paramaribo.
Vineyard Haven, Dec. 1. Ar, sch. Fine
man, Port johnson for Castine; Islesboro,
Baltimore for Bangor
Portsmouth. n. H., Nov. 80. Ar, sch.
Emma S. Briggs, South Amboy for Ames-
bury.
Baltimore, Dec . Ar, sch. Lucy E.
Friend, Newburyport.
Highland Light, Dec l. Off here go D.
m. sch. George V. Jordan, Baltimore for
Bangor.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Rio Janeiro, Nov q. Ar, bark Jose
phine, MCLEAN, Baltimore via Bahia.
Fajardo, P. r., Nov. %. Ar, sch. John l.
Snow, Stevens, New York.
Ponce, P. R., Nov -. Ar, bark Mamie
Swan, Higgins, New York, and remained
in port 10th.
Halifax, n s, Nov. 26. Cid, bark Fred
P. Litchtield. .Sherbrook
HillSboro, n. B., Nov. %. Ar, sch. DAY.
light. Boston, and cleared for Chester.
c. Stubs, New York.
Nassau, Nov. IA. Sid, sch. A. Hayford,
Jacksonville; 80, sid, tug Underwater, tow
ing sch. Wesley NJ. Oler, for New York.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Boothbay Harbor, Nov. % Sch. Sea Bird,
Crowley, from Bangor for New York, with
lumber, put in here to-day in a damaged
condition, having encountered a gale off
Cape Cod, during which Sprang aleak, broke
mainboom and tore mainsail. Had four feet
water in hold. Will discharge part of deck
load and proceed.
Fortress Monroe, Nov. 49, Barque Rebec-
ca Crowell. Dow, Rosario via Barbados,
for Philadelphia, with bones, is the vessel
before reported in Hampton Roads in dis
tress. She collided Sunday night with an
unknown steamer and carried away all her
headgear, including sails. She will tow to
destination as soon as the weather permits.
Boston, Nov. 26. The coasting schooner
Josie Hook ran down and sank small fish
ing smack with three italian fishermen on
board, almost directly opposite the 7 wharf
in Boston harbor to-day. The three men
scrambled aboard the schooner and no one
was lost or injured The Josie Hook, with
a cargo of lumber, was beating down the
harbor and was obliged to veer off to make
way for an ocean liner which was passing.
The big steamer being between the schooner
and the fishing smack, neither the captain
of the schooner nor the man in charge of
the smack saw the other vessel until it was
too late to avoid a collision.
Vineyard Haven, Mass, Nov. 90. Schr.
Harold c. Beecher, Mcdonald, Jobos,
PR. for Boston, reports succession of
gales entire passage. Nov. 26, lat. 81,
lon: "A, in heavy NE gale, lost foresail, tore
mainsail, lost jib and flying jib, and deck
and cabin flooded, carried away main sheet