The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-07-23

Banralore blanchard, Baltimore.
Wsshin1ton. July II. Cid, sch. Lucia
Porter, Boston; q. ar, sch. Daylight, Balti-
more.
Cen E; S; Greedy r1ovl inIr T. Cid sch
Susan n Pickering, Marshall, Baltimore.
Kew Wast' July is. Sid, sch. Eliza }. Pen
dleton, Veazey, (from Cienfuegos) Phila-
delphia.
Crosby, Warren, Noank, Ct; c,a ooh John
Ss nnM. Esiard Do r r r 10 o0' s''
Hairs Quarry, Me-, July II. SID, sch Is
Lavinia N. Snow, Havana; Charles ID.
Sprague. New York.
Norfolk, July 10. Ar, sch. Flora Rogers,
New York; 81, sid, sch. Kit Carson, Ban
gOr. NM
Satilla River, Ca, July IS. Sid, sch. Ella
NJ. Wiley, New York.
Lynn. Mass. July IS. Ar, sch. Susie +.
Oliver, Philadelphia for Saugus.
Clark's Island, Me-, July Il. Sid, sens en-!
Eliza Levensaler, New York Chas; II: Mills
$50 reported), Long Cove for doe; Hattie A.
GEORGETOWN, S. C., July 20. Ar, sch. Sarah
D. j. Rawson, New York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Rosario, June 10. Sid, bark Fred P. Itch
San Juan. P. r., July s. Sid, bark Ed
ward L. Mayberry, Ponce. P. K.
St. John, n. B., July IA. Ar sch. Roger
Christchurch, N. T., July 10. AR, ship
Emily Reed, Hobart Town, ETC., for Homo
lulu.
Aux Caves, June "a. AT, sch. Jennie A.
Stubs, Wilmington.
Buenos Ayres, July IA. Ar, banks II: Z.
,,kln ,,1 10 A
dard, Boston.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Portsmouth, n H., July 49, The old
| Rockland lime schooner Geo. w. dloveI
caught fire while off Kittery during the
| night and her charred timbers are now
scattered along the low flats of the Point
| The schooner was bound from Rocklano
| for New York, with a cargo of lime ana pu'
| in here Yesterday afternoon for harbor
During the evening she set sail, but hao
proceeded but short distance when she
sprang leak and her cargo of lime caught
fire When Capt. Keefe and crew OF three
men found it impossible to extingulsh the
flames, they beached the craft on the flats
leaving her to her fate BY morning SHE
had been practically destroyed. The George
", Glover was owned in Rockland. She
was built at Camden, Me-, in 1857. Her ton
mage was 70 tons gross and rs tons net,
| Boston, July 49, The two-masted schoon
er Puritan of Belfast, Me-, was picked " u
dismasted and abandoned by Capt, Franz
Foote of the tug Vesta at noon today, OF
the Graves, and towed to the Boston Tow
boat Co.'S wharf in East Boston
| Capt. Candage of the Puritan state:
that his vessel was on passsegt
from Deer Isle, Me-, to New York witt
granite and was Off the pitch of Cape Coo
when the storm broke Saturday night. Ht
concluded to return to Salem harbor fol
shelter and when four miles E. N. E. from
the whistling buoy off the Graves, one O.
the shrouds of the main rigging parted
This was subsequently followed by the
main rigging carrying away altogether
and Is minutes after the mainmast, having
no support, went by the board, breaking
away twenty feet below the bounds OF the
mast The head of the mast held aloft by
the stay and the remaining portion witt
the mainsail fell over on the starboard SIDE
into the water and trailed alongside
the vessel Distress signals were place.
in the rigging, which were prompt.
answered by Capt Burns of the lobste!
smack c. b. Harrington, which took OF
the crew and brought them to Commercial
wharf. The tug Vesta was sent after the
Puritan, falling in with the crippled craft
only a short distance from where she was
| abandoned by the crew.