The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-09-03

Pendleton. Bath; Harold &. Beecher. Ston.
ingtOn; A. F. Kindberg and Izetta, Bangor !;
81, sid. sch. Edward T. Stotesbury, Phila-
delphia; Sert. l, ar, sch. John c. Smith,
Bath.
Boston, Aug 25. Ar, sch. John E. Deve-
lin, Philadelphia y, cid, bark John S. En-
cry. Rosario; %, ar, bark Willard Mudgett,
Norfolk; sid, sch. Van Aliens Boughton,
Pickering, Baltimore.
Philadelphia. Aug. IS. Ar, schs. }. c.
Strawbridge, Boston; S. G. Haskell, Fer
nandina; q, ar, schs. VIM. B. Palmer, Port
land Daylight, Bath Star of the Sea, Provi-
dence; Scotia, New York; 50, ar, schs.
Young B n,a se Bath r. W. Hopkins
ton: Sept. 1, ar, sch. S. NJ. Bird, Belfast.
Baltimore, Aug. y. Ar, schs. Katherine
d. Perry, SargeDtville Ralph NJ Hayward,
Bangor; %, ar, sch. Joseph G. Ray, Sar-
gentville.
Portland, Aug. 26 Ar, sch. Edith G. Fol-
Ann and New York; IS, cid, sch. Mary A.
Hall, Bangor and New York 80. ar, sch.
Melissa Trask, Edgewater. n. j.; cid, sch.
Pochasset, StoningtOn and New York.
Bangor, Aug q. Ar, sch. Lizzie Lane,
Portsmouth; cid, bark Glad Tidings, Rio
JaneirO; Sept. 1, ar, sch. Isaiah K. Stetson,
Lynn: sid, sch. James W. Paul, Jr., coal
port.
Frankfort, Me-, Aug. % Sid, sch. Henry
r. Tilton, Philadelphia.
Bath, Aug. %. Sid, sch. Young Brothers,
Philadelphia.
Newport News, Aug. %. Ar, sch. Mary
S. Hart, Sarsentville; Josie r. Burt, Ken
nebec.
Brunswick, Ga, Aug 2s Cid, sch. Theo-
line, Boston.
Fernandna, Aug 2S Sid, sch. Georgia
Gilkey, Portland 20, sid. sch. Frank Barnet,
Boston.
Gardiner, Me-, Aug. 25. Ar, sch. VIM.
Slater, Norwood, New York.
Port Reading, Aug. 90 Cid, Sch c. b.
Wood, Bangor.
Vineyard Haven, Mass, Aug. 81 Sid,
schs. Annie p: Chase, Bangor for New
York John K. Douglass, do for do; Norom-
bega, do for do; John Cadawallader, do for
do; Harry Landell, Belfast for do; Sadie
Wilcutt,. Swans Island for do; passed, SCH
Henry X. Tilton, Frankfort for Philadel-
phia
Charleston, S. c., Aug. %. Sid, bark
Ethel, Elizabethport.
Norfolk, Sept l. Ar, sch. Salie ron,
Halls Quarry, Me-, Aug. %. Sid, SCH
Sadie Willcutt, Pendleton, New York.
Vinalhaven, Aug. 81. Ar, sch. P. NJ Bon
ney, Belfast.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Demerara, Aug. %. Ar, sch. j. s. Wins
low, Portland.
Funchal, MADEIRA, Aug. 25. Ar, Massa-
chusetts nautical training ship Enterprise,
cruising leaves here about Sept. for Mar
blehead.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Baltimore, Md, Aug. 90 Sch Ralph NJ.
Hayward, before reported ashore in Chesa-
peake Bay, has arrived here in tow of tug
Torment0r apparently uninjured.
New York, Aug. 80 The three-masted
schooner Henry P. Mason of Bath, Captain
A. W. Frost, went down off the Highlands,
n. j., early this morning. The captain,
crew and two passengers were saved The
vessel was loaded with clay for Portland.
She will be a total loss. She was built in
Bath in 1884 and was 72O TONS
Vineyard Haven, Mass, August %. Sch.
Harry Landell, Belfast for New York, with
a cargo of paving stones, while entering
this harbor today during strong easterly
wind, ran ashore on the west side but was
i1oated later by the tug Clara Clarita, leak
ing slightly.
Norfolk, Va, August 90 The barkentine
James II. llamlen of Portland, Me-, which
went ashore on Diamond Shoals, near Cape
Lookout, \. c., last night, is "a total loss
The Merritt IL Chapman Wrecking tug
Rescue left for the wreck and will endeavor
to save portion of the cargo of lumber
The crew was taken off by the lfe-savers.
The llamlen was bound from jacksonville,
Florida, to New York, and cleared from the
Florida port ON August Goth.
Norfolk, Va, Aug. 81. Steamer Piney
Beach and sch. Mary l., Crosby from New
port News for Gardiner, Me-, were in COLI
sion in lIampden Roads to-day. The steam
er was badly damaged on the port side and
the schooner had her headgear damaged
Vineyard Haven, Mass, Aug. 81 Sch
Sadie Willcut, Pendleton, Mount Desert for
New York, reports Aug. 2Sth, 30 miles w
by S from Matinicus Rock, passed through
large quantities of shingles and spruce
deals; picked up some shingles; no marks
on bundles apparently not long in the wa
ter.
South Norwalk, Aug. 80 The wrecked
schooner Willie L. Newton drifted about a
mile southwest of Green Reef light, where
she brought up on her anchors and pounded
heavily. At dark she appeared to be all
right.