The Republican journal., 1903-11-12

boro, N. B.. and New York isaiah K. Stet-
son, New York; Henry K Triton, 40. 8,
sid, schs E. L. Warren, Diamond Island,
Portland; Susan Stetson. Boston; EDWARD
Garretson. bridgeport; Eagle, New York /;
8, ar, sch. Sadie Corey, Gloucester; 9. Ar,
schs Izetta, Port johnson; Sarah 1. Davis,
Weymouth, Mass. sid, schs. July Fourth,
Neponset Lois v. Chaples, New York:
Bucksport, Me-, Nov. 8 SID, sch. A. V. ..
St0nington, Me-, Nov. 3. Sid, sch. G. T.
Annapolis, Md. Oct. %. Ar. sch. Metinic,
jacksonville, Nov. 8. Ar, sch. A. B. Sher-
man. Charleston.
Santiago and Matanzas, Bangor; sid, sch.
Jacob NJ. Haskell; Salem; 4. ar, sch. Lucy
E. Friend, Boston; T.. sid, sch. Lucy E.
Friend, Plymouth; 9. sid, sch. S. p. Black
Portsmouth, N. H., Nov. 4; Sid, sch; F.
York.
Brunswick, Ga, Nov. 5. Sid. schs. AIDE
laide Barbour, Philadelphia; John Paul,
Boston; I, sid, sch. Helen G. Moseley,
ThOmastOn; s, ar, schs. Theoline, Portland
Susan N. Pickering, Portsmouth; Tofa
Almeda Wiley, New York Henry B. Fiske
| Boston.
Ralph NJ Haywood M H. Portland 9, ar, sch
Carrie A. Buchanan, New York.
| Savannah, Nov. 5. Sid, sch. Jose Ola
verie, New York.
Fernandina, Nov g. Sid, schs. Penob
scot, New York; William E. Downes, do.
| Norfolk, Nov. 9. Cid. sch. j: G. Straw.
bridge, Havana; 10, ar, sch. Edward T.
| Stotesbury, Boston.
Port Royal, S. G., Nov 8. Ar, sch. Ella
| M. Wiley, New York.
StOningtOn, Conn.,, Nov. 10. Ar, sen. An
| ME r. Lewis, Bangor.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Mayaguez, P. R., Nov. 2. Ar, sch. John
| l. Snow, New York.
Liscomb, N. s., Oct. g. In port, bark Fred
P. Litchfeld, Fulton, for Buen0s Ayres:.
Kahului, Oct. 49, Ar, bark Edward May
| Hansen, San Francisco.
Melbourne, Oct. 80. Sid, bark st. James.
Tapley, Newcastle, n. S. w., and Honolulu.
nemeraIa H Nov: & : Al previously Dark
Manila, Oct. 1. In port, ship Paul Re-
Hong Kong, Nov. 2. Sid, ship Roanoke,
Amsbury, New York via Baltimore.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Nassau, n. p, Nov. 3. Sch. William b.
Palmer of Bath, Me-, McAloney, from New
port News Oct. % for Boston, with coal,
has arrived here leaking badly, having been
driven out of her course by stormy weather.
schooner Laurel, owned by DR.. r. E. Ha-
CERTIFY and commanded by Capt. Churchill
of Orland, arrived last Monday from the
Grand Banks, after an unsuccessful trip.
Only about one-fOurth of fare was Sc
cured, and one of the crew died during the
trip, while two others received injuries on
Rath Me Nov. 2 The barge Annie.
built for the Baltimore & Boston Barge Co.
especially for coal carrying, with capacity
of POO tons, was launched to-day by the
Kelley, Spear Co. She will be ready for
commission the last Of the week and will
hail from Baltimore. Capt. II. W. Jellison
breadth, s5.5 feet; depth, 1871 feet The
gross tonnage is 1898 The construction of
a duplicate is well under way.
Boothbay Harbor, Me-, Nov. 5. The four
masted schooner Eleanor S. Bartram, built
other local people, at cost of $64, 900, was
launched to-day She will hail from Port
land and be commanded by Capt. Pinkham.
She is 114O tons gross and e20 net tons and
her dimensions are: Length, 202.4 feet /;
breadth, 1873 feet; depth. 1879 feet. She will
and then go to Portland where she will
finish loading with Christmas goods for
Demerara.
New York, November >. The Bath ship
Henry B. Hyde, Capt. Amsbury, arrived to-
day from San Francisco after passage of
100 days with merchandise to order. The
vessel was consigned to D. B. Dearborn.
She passed Cape Horn September 9, fifty
four days out. September is, in latitude
46.47 south, longitude 1905, had a heavy gale
from W. S. w. to S. W., barometer $3.50,
blowing with hurricane force for twenty
hours. in which was hove to on port tack,
shifted cargo, causing vessel to list heavily
to starboard. October 2S, latitude "a. 40
north, longitude 7l.56 west, passed ship
Arthur Sewall from Honolulu for Delaware
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