The Republican journal., 1902-11-27

%, ar, sch. Tofa, Brunswick; %, ar, schs
Gladys, Brunswick; Jose Olaveri, Charles
ton; "a, ar, schs. VIM. Fl. Sumner and Flora
k9gers' Rnah o. a Sch Charlotte
Boston, Nov. 90. Sid, sch. Daylight, Hills
boro, n. B.; cid, sch. Laura NJ. Lunt, |
Fernandina; 81. ar, sch. Young Brothers,
Baltimore; Delaware, Lamoine, Me-; schs.
%, ar, schs. r. Bowers, Charleston Susan
n. Pickering, Fernandina; cid, sch. S. NJ.
Bird, Norfolk; %, ar, ship Kennebec, Port
Blakely; schs. F. C. Pendleton, Philadel-
phia; Maud Seward, Stonington.
!, p PHI Nov; II. Ar, sch: F. g; Pen
r. c. Pendleton, Boston; 90, ar, ship Title
E. Starbuck, Honolulu; 81, ar, sch. Frances
Goodnow,. Frankfort; "a, ar, bark Rebecca
Crowell, Rosario via Barbados.
Portland, Nov. q. Ar, schs.. James W.
%, ar, schs. VIM. B. Palmer, Norfolk Mary
f. Palmer, do; Lois V. Chaples, Somes
Sound for Philadelphia; NJ. A. Mccain,
Bangor for New York.
Baltimore, Nov; 10. Sid, sch Geo. v: Jor
son, Crowley, Boston; Islesboro, Bangor.
Bangor, Nov. 10. Ar, schs. Major Pick
ands, Holden, Baltimore; Augustus Hunt,
Philadelphia John Perry, Barren Island
Kit Carson, Port Reading; Miranda, Port
Johnson }. Arthur Lord, South Amboy;
been ashore at Islesborol; sid, schs. Ruth
Robinson, New York; James r. Talbot,
Vineyard Haven for orders; %, ar, schs.
Maggie Mulvey and Telumah, South Am
boy; Menawa, Elizabethport; VIM. Slater;
Salem; }. V. Wellington. SacO; %, ar, sch.
Sadie Willcutt, Port Reading; "a, ar, schs.
Hannah F. Carleton, South Amboy; Isaiah
X. StetSOn, Savannah; Susan Stetson, Bos-
ton; Walter NJ. Young, Belfast; sid, sch.
VIM II. Jewell, Rockland %, ar, sch. Mel
ls1 Do, o1~ ~ I.
Lord, New York.
Fernandina, Nov. IS. Sid, sch. Helen G.
81, sid, sch; Henry B. Fiske, Boston.
Mobile, Nov. Is. Sid, sid, sch Ella NJ.
Wiley, Portland.
Norfolk, Nov. 49, Sid, schs. VIM. B.
Palmer and Mary 3. Palmer, Portland;
Port Reading, Nov. 10. Cid, sch. Helena,
Fernald, Winterport; "a, cid, sch. Grace
Davis, New Bedford.
Charleston, s. c., Nov. 20 Ar, SCH Theo-
line, Boston.
Perth Amboy, Nov. 20. Sid, sch. Lizzie
Lane, Providence.
Brunswick, Ga, Nov. 20. Ar, SCH Flor
ence Leland, New York 81, schs. Willie L.
Newton, New York; Anna Fendleton, do.
Lizzie B. Wiley, Boston.
Savannah, Nov. %. Sid, sch. Georgia Gil
KEY, New York.
Wilmington, n. c., Nov 20. Ar. SCH R.
W. Hopkins, Hichborn, t5oston %, SID, sch
j, c. strawhridge: Boston,
South Amboy; j r. Bodwell, New York.
jacksonville, Nov. 81 CID, sch. Jessie
Lena, Ponce, P Il.
Beaufort, n. c., Nov. 90. Sid from Cape
Lookout Cove, sch. Pendleton Satisfaction,
Burgess, Jacksonville for Perth Amboy.
San Francisco, Nov IL. Sid, bark Edward
May, Makawel and Honolulu.
Newburyport, Mass, Nov. 81. Sid, sch.
Lucy f. Friend, Baltimore.
Callum Bay, Wash, Nov. II. Returned,
ship $. d. Carleton, Amsbury, Tacoma for
Honolulu.
Fall River, Mass, Nov. 81. Az, sch Star
of the Sea, Quinlan, Fernandina
Stonington, Me, Nov. %. Ar, schs Hat
tie S. Collins, Boston; Mabel F. Goss, do.
Olive Branch, do; A. H. Whitmore, do; An
ton; Carrie c. Miles, New York; Annie L.
salem, Mass, Nov. %. Ar, schs. Henry
r. Tilton, South Amboy; Emma S. Briggs,
do. for Amsbury.
Roekland, Me-, Nov. %. Sid, schs; Carrie
A. Buchanan. Rockport for St. Thomas;
Belle Wooster, Stonington, Me-, and New
York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Barbados, Nov. 10. Sid, SCH Olive T.
Whittier, Pensacola; ar, bark Ethel. Will
liams, Portland, Me-, for south side of ia
maica, to load for Boston.
Honolulu, Nov. 8. In port, bark St. James,
Savannah. to sail 18th for Port Townsend.
Turks Island, Nov. 5. Ar, bark Alice
Reed and sailed 18th for New York Is, ar,
bark Willard Mudgett, Barbados lin quar-
antine).
Porto Plata, Oct. 80 Ar, Sch e. P. Dixon,
Leighton, Baltimore
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Vineyard Haven, Nov. %. Sch. Izetta,
Bullock, from South Amboy for Boston,
carried away maintopmast in Vineyard
Sound last night.
Savannah, Ga, Nov. a. Sch. John c.
Smith, Davidson, Fernandina for Provi-
dence, with lumber, arrived here Saturday
leaking.
Portland, Nov "a Sch. Annie L. Hen
derson, built at Camden, Me-, has been sold
to Crowell & Thurlow of Boston, on private
terms.
Damarscotta, Me-, Nov IS. The four
masted sch. Stanley II. Hiner (of Boston,
was launched yesterday. The vessel is
| owned by Bait and n Y. parties, is 700 net
tonnage and $50 feet over all. She will be
Norfolk, Nov. 20. Bark Rebecca Crowell
from Rosario for Philadelphia, was attached
today on libel brought by British steamer
Cavo Blanco, which picked her up 50 miles
off Cape Henry, after she had been disabled
the dark, the haWSer broke, and the bark
disappeared, and subsequently made port
alone.
The seven-masted schooner Thomas w.
Lawson sailed from Baltimore for Boston,
Saturday, with 1927 tons of coal, drawing
p feet, inches of water. She was in port
50 hours, actual loading time, 81 hours.
This is the largest cargo ever placed in a
sailing vessel, yet the ship had room for
1000 tons more. She was not fully loaded
owing to insufficient water in Curtis bay
channel.
Boston, Nov %. The schooner Luther T.
Garretson, Capt. Williams, arrived Friday
from Fernandina. During hurricane Nov.
g. the vessel was thrown on her beam ends.
The deckload broke adrft and 10000 feet of
yellow pine lumber was washed overheard
and lost. The cabin and forward house
were flooded, water casks stove and the
vessel sprung aleak, having at one time ten
feet of water in the hold. On Nov. 10, in
latitude As degrees, 10 minutes north, longi-
tude 70 degrees II minutes west, the Garrett
son fell in with the water-logged and aban-
d0ned Bath schooner r. F. Pettigrew, with
all her masts standing. Capt Williams sent
boats crew to set fire to the derelict, as it
was dangerous obstruction to navigation.
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