The Republican journal., 1903-10-22
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or BELFAST.

ARRIVED.
Oct. 16. Schs. A. w. Ellis, Osborne, Med
ford. Mass. Annie May, Pattershall, Rock
port; Sarah L, Davis, Pattershall, Bangor
for Boston Polly, Ryan, Standpoint; Pan
dora, Holder, St. John, n. B.
Oct. 16. Sch. Windward, Scott. Deer Isle.
Oct, 18. Schs. Sarah L. Davis, Patter-
shall, Boston Orion, Rich. Bangor.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Oct IA. Sid, sch. Adelaide
Barbour, Brunswick; Is, sid, sch. Mary
Ann McCann, Virginia l., az, schs. CLIFFORD
Carver sTuns%ok1 Lillian XII and Andrew
Nebinger, Bangor; Almeda Wiley, Somes
Sound; Myronus, StOningtOn; Telegraph,
Swans Island: Mollie Rhodes, Vinalhaven;
Lucy E. Friend, ROckport, Mass; sid, sch.
d. H. Rivers, Portland for Philadelphia;
1s. ar, schs. Annie LORD. Bangor =. .. port mut-
land 10, sid, sch. Cora Green, Bangor; ar,
bark E. L. Mayberry, Santa Cruz, Cuba;
schs, Stephen Bennett, Sullivan, Me. K. l..
Tay, Bangor; Helen, Vinalhaven; e. b.
Clark, Bangor. VIZ
Boston, Oct "A. Sld, sens hqli,aS inSsa,, W.
lslesboro; L. d. Remick, Otronto, Nat Aver
and William Pickering, Bangor; A. w. FL
lis, belfast; S. G. Haskell, Brunswick; ;
Ralph NJ. Hayward, Wilmington, n. -
D. u. Haskell, New York; 10, ar, schs Fan
ME F. Hall Bangor GameeTck, H. 40 III L7ase has
perandum, do. Oracle j., DC. Lillian, Port
land; cid, sch John E. Develin, Philadel-
phia and Galveston; 16, ar, schs. Star OF the
Sea, Wilmington, n c.; Abbie c: Stubbs,
New York; II, ar, schs. Young Brothers,
Philadelphia; Lois v. Chaples, MeehaWken % %
ry for n. T., put in for harbor; IS, ar, sch.
Edward 7. StOteSbury, Newport News; ~,
ar, schs. Waterloo, Sullivan Snsan Stetson,
Bangor; sid. sch. Young Brothers, coal port;
20, AZ, sch. Theoline, Brunswick:
Philadelphia, Oct. H. Cid, sch. Susan y.
Rivers, Portland; Miles NJ. Merry, do. 4; r.
"tRhnhS' Fort}Rand oct. S"f Is. Cid, sch. NJ. V. B.
Chase, jacksonville; IS, cid, schs. Grace
Davis, Somes Sound and New York; Henry
Clausen, Jr., brunswick; is, ar, sch Jacob
Annie R. Lewis, Rondout; Florence Leland,
ar, sch. j. W. Hawthorn, New York.
Bangor, Oct. ii. Ar, schs Maud Palmer
and Iona Tunnel, Philadelphia; sid, schs.
Annie P. Chase, New York Izetta, do. Is,
Lane, New Bedford; Sarah L. Davis, Bos-
ton: IL, ar, schs. Nat Aver, Boston VIM.
Pickering, do, cid, sch. Helena, New York !;
10, ar, sch Henry r. TiltOn, Gloucester !;
sid, schs. Iona Tunnel, Brunswick, Ga. !;
Susie p. Oliver, New York 20, ar, schs;
James Paul, Jr., Phlladelphia; EDWARD
Stewart, South Amboy; Isaiah <. Stetson,
do. Minnie Chace, Rockland; Flora Grin
die, Lincolnville.
C. Luce, Philadelphia; Silver Spray and
Laura I. Chester, Boston; Alcyonp, Frank
lin.
Halls Quarry, Oct. II. Sid, sch. Cumber-
Bridgeport, Ct, Oct. II. Ar, sch. J. c..
Smith, Bangor, Me-
Brunswick, Oct. IA. Sid, sch. Melissa A.
Wiley, with.333 NJ lumber for Thomaston ;
10, az, sch Brina P. Pendleton, New York.
Fernandina, Oct 49, Ar, sch. VIM H..
Whittier, Satilla River, bound to New York
lin distress); 10, ar, sch. VIM. f. Downes,
New York.
Jacksonville, Oct. 1S. Ar, sch. Harold b.
Cousens, Boston.
Perth Amboy, Oct Is. Cid, schs. Anna
Louise, Lockwood, Bangor Ella NJ. Wiley,
New York Gladys, South Amboy; 10, sid,
sch. Charles Ludwig, Winterport.
Port Reading, Oct 10. Cid, sch. John j..
Hanson, Bangor.
Norfolk, Oct. i. Ar, bark Lillian, Ban
gor; sid, sch; Mary d. Palmer, Portland
u,
Boothbay Harbor, Me-, Oct. 10. Ar, schs.
F. c. Pendleton, Stonngton for New York
Carried away jib and flying iib staysl; &.
NJ. Brainerd, Vinalhaven; Kate L. Pray,
Mt. Desert; Pochasset, Port Reading.
New London, Oct. 10. Returned, sch.
Mary L. Crosby, Bath for Savannah:
Savannah, Oct. 10. Az, sch. Jose Olaverri,
Newport News.
Harold c.. Beecher, Mcdonald, Cape Hay
ten.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Turks Island, Sept. 2S. Sid, bark Mabel
|. Meyers, Boston.
Buenos Ayres, Sept 16 Cid, bark Addie
Morrill, (from Boston), Rosario.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Spoken. Sch Edith G. Folwell, Kelsey,
Boston for Turks Island, Oct. 5, lat % 26,
lon 81 80.
Sch. Olive T. Whittier, from Satilla River
for New York, arrived at Fernandina Oct.
Is in distress. She made considerable wa
ter deckload shifted, and calls for survey.
Notice is given that on or about Oct. %,
1908, black spar buoy, No 8, will be estab-
lished ! mile E by S from Herriman's Point,
| Bluehill bay, in 30 feet mean low water, to
mark the dangerous ledge off that point.
| At the Percy & Small yard, Bath, work.
| men are getting out the keel for tive-mast-
Gu SCuOUucl dDOuV tAC SlLC VI eAC IAllLdDOoA
Palmer, which arrived there recently on her
! maiden trip. She will be built for the Percy
& Small fleet and will be commanded by
Capt. w. F. Harding, now on the schooner
Cora F. Cressey.
| The rooms of the Seamen'S Institute in
| Portland were opened Thursday evening,
| Oct 18th, for the season Of 1903 'O4. Supt.
! Moseley read his report. While the rooms
! were open 12,O55 visited them, including
| 1000 soldiers 1900 letters were written and
sent; 557O pieces of literature distributed
| 1920 visits made to ships and 18 to the ma
| rine hospital 43 entertainments were given
! and 80 religious services were held. Hon.
John B. Keating and Capt. E. P. Pickett
| spoke of the good work for the sailors dur
ing the year.
CHARTERS. Bark John Swan, Brunswick
to New York, lumber, $562a, and ties, 16ac
sch. Celia F., Claremont to New York, lum-
ber, $40; sch. Estelle Phinney, Philadel-
phia to New Bedford, coal, 65c sch. Mabel
Jordan, Boston to Rio Janeiro, ice and ap-
pies, p t.. sch Harry 7. Hayward, Port
Tampa to Baltimore, phosphate rock, 1925 !;
sch. Aetna, Jacksonville to Fall River, lum-
Der, D. t. sch. Mary E. Morse, Frankfort to
Havana, paving, at or about $2.75.
Rockland, Me-, Oct Is. Sch. Maud Snare
of Bangor, from New York for Rockland
with soft coal, went ashore during Satur-
day night ON Hart Island, off Port Clyde.
When sighted to-day the schooner was fast
on the rocks with all sails set and seemed
doomed to complete destruction. 1t was
learned this evening that Capt. Frank Hea-
ley, the crew of six men and woman pas