The Republican journal., 1902-12-18
fort for Philadelphia; Viola May, Bangor,
via Groton, Conn; Carrie G. Miles, StOn-

via Groton, Conn; Carrie =. Miles, SION
Boston, Dec. 8. Sid, sch. Young Brothers,
Philadelphia; 9, ar, sch. Hattie S. Collins,
StOnington sid, sch. Kit Carson, New York
II, cid, SCH H. Bowers, Fernandina; II, cid,
sch. Nathaniel T. Palmer. coal port; Is. ar,
sch. Lizzie B. Wiley, Brunswick.
Philadelphia, Dec. g. Ar, sch. Marie
Hart, Bangor; cid. ship Title E. Starbuck,
New York; Is, cid, sch. Lyman NJ: Law,
Portland; IA, ar, sch. Jennie French Potter,
Bangor; 10, ar. sch. Young Brothers, Bos-
ton ship Bangalore, Honolulu; 16, ar, sch.
Daylight, Hillsboro, n. B.
Baltimore, Dec g. Ar, SCH Edith g. Fol-
well, Washington.
Portland, Dec. g. Ar, sch. Gamecock,
Boston; II, 2r, sch. j. V. Wellington, Ban.
gor for New York cid, schs. Calumet and
William b. Palmer, coal port; 10, ar, sch.
Islesboro, Baltimore via kockland. ,,..o.o
Trask, LOWELL Fernandina, with hard pine
lumber to E. & 1. K. Stets0n, Bangor
George A. Lawry, St. George. S. l., with
coal to F. H. Noble, Bangor; Nil Desperan-
dunn, Boston, with cargo for Bangor.
Delaware Break water, Dec. 10. Ar, ship
Bangalore, Honolulu; sch. Sarah d. }. Raw
son. Georgetown for New York.
Port Tampa, Dec. 6. Sid, sch. MedfOrd,
Leland, Philadelphia; II, ar, sch. Adelaide
Barbour. Philadelphia: o
Perth Amboy, N. D., Dec. y. Sid; sen.
Pendleton Satisfaction, Burgess, Eliza
Norfolk, Dec. 10. Ar, sch. Gov. Ames,
Brunswick, Ga, Dec. 10. Cid, sch.
Laura NJ Lunt, Moody, Boston; II, SID, sen.
Celia F., New York; IA. sid, sch. Etna, New
York.
Providence, Dec. II. Sid, sch. Penobscot,
Carrabelle, Fla, Cid, sch. Pendleton
Sisters, Davies, Providence.
Wiscasset, Me-, Dec. y. Sid, sch Maggie
S. Hart, Demerara via Portland.
W. Ellis, Ryder, Port Reading for Belfast.
Pensacola, Dec. Is. Cid, sch. ollve L.
Whittier, Portland.
Black Rock, Ct, Dec. Is. Ar, sch. Mary
Ann Mccain, Gates, Bangor, Me.
Vineyard Haven, Dec. To- Ar. sch Lucia
Porter, New York for Portsmouth.
FOREIGN PORTS.
AGRA, W. c. A., Dec. 9. Sid, barkentine
Arlington, Port Spain.
Sierra Leone, Dec. 8. Ar, sch. D. H.
| Rivers, Boston.
Santa Cruz, Nov 2s. Sid, bark Rose
Innis, New York.
| Black River, ia, Dec g. Ar, bark Ethel,
| Williams, Barbados, to load for Boston;
! Cardenas, Dec. 10. Ar, sch. Sallie ron,
Philadelphia.
| Port Spain, Nov. 90 In port bark John
S. Emery for N. OF H.; sch. Herald, from
/ Pascagoula.
Hong Kong, Dec. 5. Sid, ship Manuel
I Llaguno, New York.
RIO Janeiro, Dec 12 In port barkentine
Josephine, for Turks Island, to sail 18th.
Fernando Noronda, Dec u. Passed ship
Arthur Sewall, New York for Shanghai.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
| Sch. Delaware, ashore on Haddock Rock,
| is a total loss together with her cargo of
coal.
The fishing schr. Cora & Lillian, which
recently went ashore at Ram Island, has
gone to pieces.
Sch. 4. F. Kindberg, from Bangor for
New York, put into Vineyard Haven, 18th,
| with loss OF flying jib and staysail torn
| Bark Willard Mudgett, at Einalhaven
from Turks Island, reports lost foresail,
foretopsail, upper maintopsall and two Jlbs
| on the night of 8th during heavy n W.
] gale. Will tow to Boston.
/ Sch. Eta A. Simpson, from New York
| for St, John, n. B., before reported ashore
| on outer beach, Plymouth, Mass. is break
ing up; spars may be saved. Some coal
has been saved by the natives.
Sch Z. NJ. Walton of Southwest Harbor,
Capt King, with herring, was driven ashore
night of Dec. S. on a ledge near Bartlett's
Island, and filled with water. Probably a
total loss. The vessel was recently pur-
chased by Capt. King.
i've EeaC0, n. H., Dec. III. L lie ScIloOUeT
George V. Jordan, Holden, from Baltimore
Nov. 10 for Bangor with coal, was assisted
into Portsmouth Harbor by the life savers,
all safe; she had her sails blown away at
noon yesterday, when Il miles Off the Rye
Station
and fifty thousand feet of lumber of the
cargo of wrecked barque Olive Thurlow
has been saved and put. on the beach by
| underwriters agent Lewis, who can reShp
it if the underwriters so desire.
The sch. Eagle, Bangor for Boston, while
going into Portland Friday night, was in
collision with SCH Mary E. Palmer outward
bound and had jibboom carried away, fore
topmast and bowspriG broken, also star
board rigging and chain plates. The Palmer
was not damaged.
Rockland, Me-, Dec Is. The shipwrecked
crew of the tug Astral of the Standard Oil
Co. with oil barge No. Is, are still on
Mt. Desert Rock off which the Astral was
lost. 1t has been too rough to take them off.
One of the crew was lost. The tug now
lays in six or seven fathOmS of water. The
crew were taken off the Rock Dec 18th by
tug Clara Clarita.
Vineyard Haven, Dec. 9. Sch. Ella NJ.
Wiley, Bond, from Mobile for Portland,
which arrived here to-day, reports, 9TH inst.
100 miles east of Delaware Capes, took a
hurricane from southwest lasting six hours;
carried away steering gear, stove windows
| staySaiS.
Boothbay Harbor, Me-, Dec. II. The two
| masted schooner r. p. Chase of Bath, Capt.
| Barter, bound light for the Kennebec river,
put in here during the night in a damaged
condition. The crew of the vessel were ex-
hausted from exposure. She was blown 100
| miles off her course and was hove to for
| thirty-seven hours. Her sails were blown
away.
The schooner Empress, Capt Rogers.
| from Boston for Bangor, took a. blizzard
Monday afternoon, December 8th, and was
| blown from her course. The first thing she
| made in the thick snow was Egg Rock light.
| She put into Sorrento somewhat disabled,
with s,affs and jibboom broken. Capt. Rog-
ers had one foot and his face severely frozen.
Temporary repairs will be made when the
vessel will proceed to ROckland.
December 18th, about 80 miles E4S of
Thatcher's Island, schr. Methebesec, Wing
field, from New York for ROckland Tor Bel
fast) loaded with coal, was spoken, with
maingaff and foregaff gone, foresail and
mainsail badly torn, and laboring heavily.
Captain, mate and several of crew were
frOstbitten and used up. One of the crew
was down with fever. reported by Gou-
cester sch. Patriot, at Gloucester who put 3
men aboard the schooner to make destina-
tiOn)
The schooner lslesboro of the Pendleton
feet, Capt Daniel Gilbert, is making a long
passage from Baltimore to Bangor. She sail
ed from Baltimore November 22d, and on the