The Republican journal., 1903-07-09
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF BELFAST.
July O. Brig Jennie Hubert, Clay, New
YORK: schs. F, G. PendletOn, Hutchinson,
do: Mary E. Morse, Larrabee, Philadel-
phia John Paul, Arey, Norfolk.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York. June 80. Cid, schs. Alice
Lord. Tampa via Key West; Etna, Kings
Ferry. Fla; sid, sch. Maine, Bangor; ar,
schs e. F. Dixon, Porto Rlcoi inas Mary IA a.
Dor. Me. David Faust, Sullivan; July 1, ar,
schs. Nokomis, Stonington; Mary. Farrow.
Bangor: Young Brothers, Bath for Balti-
more Rrina P. Pendleton, Fernandina; cid,
sch. VIM. ii. Sumner, Jacksonville; sid, schs
Gen. Adelbert Ames. Jacksonville Isles,
Gagt W%ns1 stosnsoS G9cga a. Gsey Net Fer
nandina: ), cid, bark Mamie Swan. San
.iman. < sld. schs. Willie L. Newton, Fer
nandina: Etna, Kings Ferry, Fla; s, ar,
schs. Florence Leland, Long Cove; Silver
Heels. Granite Island; Post Boy, Stonng-
ton; Fannie Fay, 90; Sarah L. Davls' New
Rose Innis, Port Royal; 7, ar, sch. Sadie
oIos, Roston. July 2. Ar, schs. Lyman NJ. Law,
Philadelphia; Jessie Lena, Mobile; Eagle,
Bangor: sid, sch. Mabel Jordan, Savannah !;
sid from Nantasket Roads, bark Addle Nor
ILL.,.
Philadelphia Geo. W. Wells, Norfolk cid,
' PhiIadeIphia, July 1. Ar, SCH Susie P.
Oliver, Frankfort; ?, ar, sch. Annie f. Con-
Ion. Bangor; 2, ar, bark Rebecca CroWell,
Turks Island; s, ar, schs, Calvin +. Harrls'
Delaware Breakwater, June 30. Passed
ont. sch, Medford, Philadelphia for Boston.
Baltimore, June 80 Cid, schs F. G.
French Augusta; E. L. Warren, Closson,
New York July ., al, bark Josephine, Rio
JaneirO.
yer, Brunswick; 8, ar, schs Jacob NJ Has
Bangor. July 1. Sid, SCH Hattie H. Bar
bour. Frankfort to load stone; July 3, ar,
schs. Celia F., Philadelphia; Nat Aver,
sid, sch. Edward Stewart, Frankfort, to
load stone; 3, az, schs. Menawa, Saco; X. l..
Tay, Portland; Mary Ann McCann, Port
Clyde g. ar, sch. Lizzie, LlncOlnvllle; Z, ar,
schs, Lillian, Boston; VIM. r. Huston, Bel
fast, to load ice; sid, sch. Annie L. Chase,
New York.
Haynes, Philadelphia; 3, ar, sch. William
Slater, New York.
New London, Conn.,, July 1. Ar, sch.
Scotia, Meader, Jacksonville.
Proyincetown, Mass, July l. Ar, sch.
Susan Stetson, Port Reading ito dlscharge).
5. ar. sch. A. w. Ellis, South Amboy Ito dis
charge). .
Perth Amboy, July l.. Sid. sch. George
Nebinger, Bangor; 3, sid, sch. Florence Il
Lillian, Rockland.
Port Clyde, June 29 Ar, sch. Mary Ann
McCann, New York.
Boston.
Fernandina, Fla, July l; Ar, bark Her
| bert Fuller, Nash, New York; sid, sch
GLADYS, Colson. New York 5, az, sch. Mary
| A. Hall, New York.
Punta Gorda, Fla, July |. Ar, sch Harry
T. Hayward, Colcord, Baltimore Ito loae
and return).
Portsmouth, n. H., July q Ar, sch. MAJ
Jack sonville, July 5. Ar, sch. Henry
Clausen, Jr., New York.
Port Biakely, July .. Sid, bark st. James
Port Pirle.
Port Gamble, July .. Sid, ship S. d. Carl
ton, Sydney, n S. W..
Port Townsend, July B. Ar, ship A. j
Fuller, Honolulu.
San Francisco, July s. Sid, bark Edward
Brunswick, July 8. Ar, sch. VIM. II
Downes, New Haven; 6, ar, sch. X. Bowers
Newport News, July A. Ar. sch. Van
Aliens Boughton, Carter, Boston:
| Providence, July 6. Sid, sch. Levi 5. An
| drewS, Fernandina.
Frankfort, Me-, July 4. Sid, sch Hattie
| H. Barbour, Philadelphia; +, az, schs. Ed
ward Stewart and l. X. Stetson, Bangor for
| Philadelphia.
Apalachcola, Fla, July s. Ar, sch. Susan
| n Pickering, Marshall, Nassau:
Norfolk, july 8. Al, sch. Ralph M. Hay
ward, Trim, Boston.
Port Reading, July 6. CD, sch. Carrie
A Ruck nam. CaStlne.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Port Spain, June %. Sid, sch. Herald,
Kobe, June 49, Ar, ship Shenandoah,
Newcastle, n. S. W., June 24. Sid, ship
Dirigo, Honolulu.
St: j3ani' 81 T. = =; b.. B; July T. Ar sch. Maud
San Juan, p r. In port July /, bark
Edw. L. Mayberry, Wybrant, from New
York, arrived June "a, to sail July or {
| for Ponce.
| MARINE MISCELLANY.
| Rockland, July g. A few weeks hence there
| will be about $50 men on the payroll at Cobb
Butler & Co.'s yard, Rockland:: The keel fol-
| the four-masted schooner which is to be
| built for Fred c. Hall of Rockland has beer
f, tons, and the builders look forward to hav
ing her ready for launching by October: A
few feet distant will soon be laid the kee
of another very large schooner, duplicate
of the Jacob NJ. Haskell, or "Flying Hask
ell,' as she is perhaps better known. Hel
tonnage will be about 1880, and it is expect.
ed to have her ready for launching about
the last of November. The timber is all
ready, CroweIl 4 Thurlow of Boston are
to be the owners of this craft. Cobb, But
| Ter & Co, also have the timber on hand for d
steamboat, which is to be built for the Vinal'
haven & Rockland Steamboat Co., although
| it is not certain when she will be commenced
Vineyard Haven, Mass, July 2. With
b0wsprit and headgear gone the five-maSted
schooner Rebecca Palmer reached this port,
Wednesday night, bringing news of col
| lision between the Palmer and the four
masted schooner Young Bros, Off Montauk
Point, last Sunday morning. The Palmer,
Capt. Allen, was bound from Newport
News to Boston, with coal, and the Young
Bros, Capt Snow, was on her way from
Bath, Me-, to Washington, with ice. The
collision occurred between u and l O'Clock
| in the morning in a thick fog and the scene
of it was about % miles southwest by south
from Montauk Point. The extent of the
| damage to the Young Bros. was not ascer-
tained by those on board the Palmer, but
as the vessels came together head on, it is
thought she may have Jared no worse than
the larger schooner and will be able to
reach port In six-knot breeze from the
northwest the Palmer was laying her course
for Cape Cod. The lookout heard another
vessels horn and a moment later made out
her lights through the fog, but before any
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