The Republican journal., 1903-08-06
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or BELFAST.

July 81. Sch. Luther T. Garretson, Bos-
Aug. A. Sch Almeda Wiley, Dodge. Ho-
boken.
son, New York s.,,rn
Aug. L. Sch. Frank Barnet, Francis,
Brunswick.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, July %. Ar, schs Menawa,
Bangor: Levi Hart, Stoningt0n, Me-; j.
Arthur Lord, Bucks Harbor; Gold Hunter,
Bangor: George Nebinger, do. Lizzie D.
Small, d.; John c. Smith, Sargentville; L.
T. Wbitmore, StoningtOn for Hoboken; ).
Arthur Lord, Bucks HarbOr; 80, ar, schs
Eliza J. Pendleton' C,e ern.a yoseRn an w.
fort sid. schs. Harold c. Beecher. Belfast;
Young Brothers, Portsmouth 81, ar, schs.
A. ". Ellis, Orland Thomas W. Hill, Ston-
ington; Robert T. Graham, do. passed City
Island, sch. Izetta, Port johnson for Ban
River: Anna Pendleton, Charleston; Ed
ward ii. Blake, Virginia; Maggie Mulvey,
Bangor; William Slater, do. 2, ar, schs.
Silver Heels, Stonington. Me-. Silver Spray,
Rockland, Me-; A. Heaton, do; Ned ?.
Walker, vinalhaven,, Me-; Sata 1s;t
Wilmington, N. c.; Clifford \. Carver,
Brunswick; Fiheman, Stonington; I, ar,
schs. Molie Rhodes, Vinnlhaven; Grace
Davis, Portland; Lygonia, Bowdoinham;
George V. Jordan, Bath.
Boston, July %. Ar, bark John S. En-
isfacton, Rockport, Mass. 80, sid, sch. Van
Aliens Boughton, coal port; 81, ar, sch.
Thomas W, Lawson, Newport News; sid,
schs. Welfeet, Jacksonville; Thomas Hix,
Linnekins Bay Aug ,. ar, schs. Laura NJ.
Lunt, Fernandina; James A. Webster, Vim
Io1 ,ntn AZ
schs. Theoline, Brunswick: Daylight, Nor
folk; sid, sch Helen G. Moseey, Bruins
wick land anchored in the Roads,.
Philadelphia, July %. Ar, sch J. G.
Strawbridge, Boston; cid, Sch. Henry K:
Tilton, Bangor; Aug: l, cid, schs. Edward
ar, schs. Celia F., Frankfort; Maud Snare,
St. John, n. b.; ar, sch. VIM. E. Downes.
New Haven.
Reedv Island, Del, July %. Passed, schs.
William c. Carnegie, Philadelphia for Ros-
ton; Henry r. Tilton, do. for Bangor; Ira
b. Ellems, do for Portland.
Baltimore, July 81. Ar, schs. VIM: G.
Tanner, Sargentville; Jacob NJ. Haskell,
North Boothbay, ship Bangalore, Punta
Gorda.
Portland, July 49, Ar, sch. Edna, South
Amboy; cid, sch. Grace Davis, New York !;
Cove and Norfolk; 4, cid, sch: Mary E.
Palmer, Philadelphia; sid, sch. Gov. Ames,
Newport News.
Norfolk sch VIM. K. Park, Philadelphia !;
81, ar, sch. Hattie II. Barbour, Philadel-
New York f. L. Warren, Vineyard Haven
for orders ; 4, ar, Italian barks Emilia and
Sorrento, to load shocks for Mediterranean
sch. NJ. V. Il. Chase, Philadelphia; sid,
schs. R. L. Tay, New York; Florence Il
Lillian, do.
Jesse Hart, New York %, ar, Sch Mary f.
Pencil, New York.
Rockport, Me-, July IS. Sid, sch. Daisy
Farln, Nassau.
Bath, July 81. Sid, sch. Edith G. Folwell,
Baltimore.
New York, with coal to Castine Coal Co. !;
Henry Chase, Portland.
New London, July %. Ar, sch. Mary l..
Crosby, Savannah; Lovlna L. Briggs, Ston-
ington, Me. 20, ar, sch. Maggie Mulvey,
Bangor.
A. Wiley, Rockland; July Fourth, Brewer.
Perth Amboy, July 2S Sid, sch. Helena,
Winterport.
Gloucester, Mass. July 80. Ar, sch. Sarah
L. Davis, New York for Thomaston.
Port Tampa, July 2S. Ar, bark Frances,
Havana.
Newport News, July %. Sid, sch. James
W. Paul, il, Bangor.
Salem, Mass, July 80. Ar, sch. Henry
Whitney. Amboy.
Norfolk, July, 81 Cid, collier Hannibal,
Frenchman's Bay; schs. Frances NJ. Hagen,
Bangor; Flora Rogers (from Claremont),
New York.
Brunswick, Ga, July 81 Cid, sch. Lizzie
B. Wiley, Boston; Aug. l, cid, sch. d. D.
Haskell, Fall River; sid, sch. Lizzie b.
Wiley, Boston.
New Haven, July ST. Sid, sch VIM. f.
Downes, Brunswick, Ga
Washington, D. c., Aug. ,. Ar, sch. Ly-
man NJ. Law, Bangor.
Fernand;na, Aug l. Sid, sch. Etna, Der
muda.
Ellsworth, Me-, Aug. 3. Sid, sch. Melissa
TraSk, Newark, n. }.
Savannah, Aug. g. Sid. bark Matanzas,
Philadelphia.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Spoken. Sch. Pendleton Sisters, Davies,
Philadelphia for Havana, July %, lat 81 50,
Ion "a "a. Sch. Georgia Gilkey, between
Frying Pan and Cape Lookout, July %,
New York July 23) for Fernandina
John S. Emery & 20. of Boston have re,
Coast of Africa, reporting that the bark
Hiram Emery has been wrecked near that
place and is a total loss. No details are
given. The Emery was commanded by
Captain Emil Carlson of Boston, and was
Of 800 tons gross, built at Kennebunsport
one WdS (WHICH Ny ooiH -. IAiHCiy * W.,
and others of Boston. There was small
insurance on the vessel.
Vineyard Haven, Mass, July 80. Sch
John Douglas, Pinkham, Jersey City for
Bangor, off West Chop this afternoon, in
heavy southerly gale, carried away fore
sheet traveller and blew away flying jib !;
procured another jib here. Will make tenn
porary repairs and proceed. Sch. July
Fourth. Port Reading for Bangor, lost flying
jib off West Chop this afternoon and stop
ped for repairs.
Boston, July 30. The steamship Calvin
Austin, which left Commercial wharf with
freight and passengers at noon to-daysfor
St. John, n. B., returned to her wharf here
at r. As p. M, having been in collision off
Governors island, with the four-masted
iron Narkentine Reform from Rosario. South
America The steamer was not seriously
damaged. Her stem was twisted, and the
starbOard hawsepipe cracked at the head
She sailed again at p. M, nearly all her
passengers remaining on board. The steam
er's stOckless anchor on the starboard side
of the hawse pipe tore hole in the side of
the Reform for distance of Is feet Just on
a line with the deck and badly indenting
three plates from the rail below the water.
The place where the accident occurred was
congested at the time, and the Austin was
attempting to pass down channel between
the five-masted schooner Van Aliens Bough-
ton. which was going out in tow of tug John
G. Chandler, and a fishing schooner which
was being towed to sea by the tug VIM. G.
Williams, these vessels being on the steam
er's starboard side and tug Pallas with the