The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-10-09
AMERICAN PORT 5

Boston.
Oct. 8. Sch. James Hook, Portland and
Boston
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Sept. 30. Ar, sch. Susie ?.
Oliver, Bangor; Oct. l, ar, sch. Ned P.
Fuller, Brunswick; cid, sch. Jennie A.
Stubbs, Cayenne; 9, ar, schs. Maggie G.
Hart, Fernandina; Sarah d. j.. kawson,
GEORGETOWN, S. c.; cid, schs. Lucia Porter,
Boston; Pendleton Satisfaction, do; Willie
L. Newton, Bangor; Annie p. Chase, do;
Pendleton Brothers, Baltimore; passed
City Island schs. Florence Leland, Hoboken
for Boston; Flora Condor, South Amboy
for Rockland Henry r. Tilton, Philadel-
phia for NewburypOrt, sid, bark Rose lnnls,
Santa Cruz; 3, sid, sch. Iofa, Brunswick;
ship Edward Sewall, Shanghai; ar, schs.
Merrill c. Hart, Belfast; sid, sch. Gen. 4.
Ames, Jack sonville; 5, ar, schs. John L.
Williams, PenObscot; Hattie II. Barbour,
BuckSport; 6, al, schS Sallie ron, Feraan-
dina; Georgia Gilkey, Jacksonville; Gladys
Brunswick, VIM. Ii. Sumner, do. Eagle,
Bangor; Ameda Wiley, Bay View, Mass. !;
Abbie c. Stubs, Boston; sid, schs. Earl z.
Mason, Somes Sound for Philadelphia; Me-
lissa A. Wiley, Brunswick I, ar, ship
Arthur Sewall, Philadelphia; bark Addie
Morrill,, Rosario.
New York ), ar, bark J. II. Bowers, New
York sid, schs. Mary Tarrow, Bowdoin-
ham; Jessie Hook, Portland; Susan
Stetson, Portland; sid, from Nantucket
Roads sch. Dung Brothers, kennebec and
| Washington; Anna Pendleton, Belfast; 3,
ar, schs. Eliza J. Pendleton, Philadelphia;
Laura NJ. Lunt, Brunswick; 6, ar, schs.
| Harry T. Hayward Baltimore; Metinic,
| Baltimore Florence Leland, Hoboken.
| Philadelphia, Oct. ,. AT, schs. Daylight,
Windsor, \. 5. !; Pendleton Sisters, Bruins
| wick
| Baltimore, Sept 80 Cid, bark Josephine,
| MCLEAN, Rio Janeiro: Oct l. ar, sch Isles
| boro Qate James Boyce, Jr.) Gilbert, Port
| land passed Cove Point bark Josephine
| for Rio Janeiro via Bahia; 4, cid, sch.
Henry ". Cramp, Carter, Bangor; passed
Cape Henry 9th.
Portland, Oct. . Ar, bark Ethel, Boston
to load for West Indies; 3, cid, schs. Thel-
ma, Parrsboro, y. $. 4. f. Pettigrew, Sa-
vannah; sid, sch. Olive 1. Whittier, Barba-
dos ), ar, W. b. Palmer and Estele Phinny,
Philadelphia; Maggie Mulvey, Bangor for
New York 8, al, schS. lnez y. Carver, Fer
nandina; Melissa TraSk, New York; Josie
Bangor, oct g. Ar, schs Isaiah r. Stet-
son, St. George, S. l.. Omaha, Boston; !,
ar, sch. K. W. Hopkins, HichDorn, Phila-
delphia.
Sumner, Pendeton, New York; Oct ,, cid,
sch Viola Reppard, Williams, Boston; 6, ar,
schS Marion y. Cobb, saunders, Bangor
Henry Clausen, Jr., Skolteld, Bath; J.
Manchester Haynes, Mathews, New York.
Fernandna, Sept, %, SID, sch. Lizzie +.
Wiley, New York; /, sid, sch. Helen G.
Moseley, Philadelphia; 4, ar, schs. Henry
B. Fiske, Boston; Humarock, Charleston 6
ar, sch Edward IL. Blake, New York.
Providence, Sept. % Sid, sch. Susan \.
Pickering, Fernandlna to load for Boston.
Savannah, Oct. l. Ar, sch. Clifford y.
Carver, Charleston.
Pa ScauOula Miss. Oct >. Ar sch Well
fleet, Rutledge, Manzanlla via Ship Island
Perth Amboy, \. j., Oct l. Ar, sch
Sarah d. j. Rawson, Georgetown, 5. c.
Port Tampa. Fla, Sept. 80. AT, sch.
Calumet, CoonbS, Santiago.
Wilmington, y. c., Oct. i. Ar, sch. j. c.
Straw bridge, Coombs, New i ork.
Newt uryport, Oct. ). Ar, sch. Lucy Z.
Friend, Philadelphia.
Scranton, Miss, Oct. +. Cid, sch Herald,
keyes, Port Spain.
Snow, New York
Daren, Ga. Oct. s. Ar, sch Austin d.
Knight, Bennett, New York.
Beaufort, y. c., Oct. g. Ar, sch r. f
Eaton, Thurlow, Stonington,
Portsmouth, y. H., Oct. :. Ar, schs.
bangor fo,r Boston: j, v Wellington,
Caryers Harbor for New York.
Hyannis, Mass, Oct !. Sid, schs. Lizzie
Lane, Bangor; r. L. Tay. do; Izetta, do
Geo. b. Ferguson, do. Edith 4 May, do.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Turks Island, Sept. /. Cid, sch Grace
Davis, Dodge, Bangor.
Manila, Oct l. Al, ship L. b. Sutton,
Butman, New \ ork.
Japanese Port, Oct, f. Ar. previously,
ship A. G.. Ropes, Rivers, Penarth via Ma
gasaki.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Neazje, New lork July / for Maracaibo,
has put into Santiago for stores,
Vineyard Haven, Mass, Oct. D. Sch
Annie F. Ellis, New ! DIRK for Bangor, ran
ashore on west side of this harbur yester-
day afternoon, but Heated ut flood tide last
night unlnJured.
san Francisco, Oct. i. ship Henry b.
Hyde, Mcleod, from Baltimore for this
port which put into Cape Town Aug. 10
with cargo heated (before reported), re-
sulned her voyage today.
Rockport, Me, Oct ,. The fourmaSted
schooner Edgar NJ. Murdoch was success
fully launched at II O'Clock today from the
yards of the Carleton, Norwood Co. and
was christened by Miss Fauna Cain of this
town by the throwing of flowers over the
bow. The owners are {. :. Gldden and
Edgar NJ. Murdoch Of Boston, The length
width of beam, 42.S feet, depth of hold "a
feet, and gross tonnage. 145l tons.
Bangor, Me, Oct . At exactly ll.5o
o'clock this noon. the new four-maSted
schooner Samuel w Hathaway slid grace
fully off her ways at Stetson'S Shpyard in
Brewer, and to the footing of whistles from
tugboats, locomotives and mills, rode proud
" upon the placid surface of the Penobscot.
The launching was witnessed by fully 5000
people Among those present We're Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel W. Hathaway, Danforth
Hathaway, Joseph H, Hicks, Miss Ida
ErIc
Fall River, Mass. The Hathaway is of 1888
gross tons and 906 net. She is 2065 feet
long, 1858 beam and 1S4 depth of hold Her
carrying capacity is about 400.
Bath, Me, Oct. l. At - 40 this noon the
first steel barge ever built in this city was
launched from the yard of Arthur Sewall &
Co for the Standard Oil Company of New
York, in the presence of a large crowd of
spectators. The barge is known as No. 93,
and is of the following dimensions 2o5 feet
long, 45 feet beam, and 26 feet deep. 1t has
a tonnage of 5000. There were used in the
construction 1910 tons of steel and 445, 900
rivets. The main and lower decks are of
steel and extend the whole length of the
vessel. There is a deckhouse aft composed
of steel for the wheel and steam steering
gear The pilOthouSe is situated we'll for
ward and measures l6Xl2. The cabin is fin
iShed in Quartered oak and is situated be-
tween the main and lower decks The
crews quarters are well forward under the
forecastle deck. The craft carries a Scotch
boiler, two furnaces, a complete electric
plant, a docking capstan, and carries patent
to1yinu hits The anchors arc nf tho c+ool-