The Republican journal., 1903-10-29

Oct. o. Schs. Caroline Gray, Crockett,
Rockland: Supnyside, Eaton, StOningtOn;
ORION, Rich. Bangor; Annie May, Patter-
shall, Rockland.
Oct. %. Schs. A. w. Ellis, Osborne, Or
land to load for New York; Polly, Ryan,
Boston Maria Webster slS;n Turner MI. ndd1e De-
Holder, St. John, N. B.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Oct. 20. Ar, sch. Charlotte T.
Sibley. Norfolk q, sid, schs. Etna, Jackson
vile; Penobscot, Fernandina; George y.
Jordan, Philadelphia; %, ar, schs: Ella
Frances, Clarks Island; Ned P. Walker,
Spruce Head Fiheman, Stonington; Annie
r. Chase, Bangor Charles L. Jeffrey, Ston-
ington; Lizzie Carr; Hais aIs 70, scas as
Maggie Mulvey, Portland; Izetta and j. NJ:
Morales, Bangor; Charles W. AlcOtt and
Emily l. White, StOningtOn; "a, ar, schs
Susie P. Oliver, Bangor J. r: Bodwell,
Vinalhaven; Fannie 4 Fay, St0nlngton !;
sid, sch: Sadie Wiilcutt' Norloik 70, az,
Bangor cid, sch. Willie L. Newton, Jack
Boston, Oct. 20. Ar, bark Mabel l. Mey-
ers, Turks Island; schs. Jennie s. Hall,
Brunswick Henry W. Cramp, Newport
News; sid, sch. Young 11, Brothers, coal poft ~
ar, schs. Lizzie c. Rich, Bangor; E. Arcu-
larius, do sid, sch. Abbie Z. Stubbs, St.
John, N. b.; cid, sch. Mabel Jordan, Rio
Janeiro; 90, ar, schs. Levi s. Andrews,
Brunswick Sarah l.. Davis, Bangor sld,
sch. Theoline, Brunswick for Portland; 26,
ar, schs. Mildred May, BrookSvllle; Charles
A. Hunt, Stonington.
Philadelphia, Oct. 20. Ar, schs. Sarah G..
Ropes, Bangor; City of Augusta, Stoning-
ton; %. ar, schs. John E: Develin, Boston !;
George V. Jordan, New York; "a, ar, sch.
Hattie G. Luce, kfort cid, schs. D. II.
weston; 25, az, sch. Emma c. Middleton,
Frankfort; cid, sch. George V. Jordan,
Boston.
Baltimore, Oct. 20. Sid, sch. Van Aliens
Boughton, Carter, Boston; q, ar, sch. Ly-
man N. Law, Salem; "a, CID, ship Aryan,
San Francisco; %, sid, sch. George w.
Wells, Boston.
Portland, Oct 20. Sid, sch. Henry Claus
ell, Jr., Brunswick; 81. ar, sch. j. w. Bala-
no, Savannah; sid, sch. Florence Leland,
stonington and New York; %, cid, sch.
Jacob M. Haskell, coal port; "A, ar sch.
Bangor, Oct. q. Ar, schs E. L. Warren,
Jersey City; Susan Stetson, Boston; sid,
schs George B. Ferguson, Providence; J.
V. Wellington, Vineyard Haven for orders; !;
Sadie Corey, Gloucester; %, ar, schs. Mary
A. Hall, South Amboy MenaXa, @ III Hob9ken; !;
Whitney and William Pickering, Boston ;
49, ar, sch. Annie X. Lewis, Portsmouth !;
sid, sch. July Fourth, Boston; "a, sid, sch.
Norombega, New York; 26, sid, schs. Nat
Aver. New YORK; Omaha, Boston; 27, ar,
Bucksport, Me-, Oct. 49, Ar, sch. Arthur
V. S. Woodruff, New York.
Grace Davis, Portland.
Jacksonville, Oct. 90. Cid, sch. Harold
B. Cousens, New Bedford; %, cid, sch.
Charleston, S. c. Oct. II. In port SCH
Humarock, Peters, for Elizabethport, ldg
lumber.
Brunswick, Ga, Oct 21 Sid, sch. Car
rie E. Look, New York; 26 sid, SCH Frank
Barnet, Boston.
Norfolk, Oct. 81. Sid, sch. Flora Rogers,
New York.
Cape Henry, Oct; 81. Passed out G1;2o
more for Boston.
Port Royal, S. G., Oct. %. Sid, sch. MINI
bus, Stahl, New York.
Apalachicola, Oct. %. Sid, SCH Wellfeet,
Charleston, S. c., Oct. %. Ar, sch. A. B.
Sherman, Philadelphia.
Plymouth, Mass, Oct. %. Cid, sch.
Luther T. Garretson, Williams, Bangor and
Bridgeport.
Fernandina, Oct. "a. Sid, sch. Inez N.
Carver, New York.
Newport News, Oct 26. Ar, schs. James
w. ElWell, Bangor; Young Brothers, Bos-
ton.
kinS, Bangor.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Rosario, Sept. 20. Ar, bark Adde Nor
riu, Park, Boston via Buenos AyreS Oct.
q, ar, bark Penobscot, Boston;
Kingston, JAM, Oct T. Ar, sch. Lena H.
Storer, PaScagOula
Montevideo, Oct. 10. Ar, ship Kennebec,
Port Spain, Sept. 25. Sid, schs. Jacob S.
Winslow, New York; Oct. 18th, sid, sch.
Herald, New York
Manila, Sept. Noo To- Il In port, ship ,i;3 Paql
Obrig for Singapore and New York.
Messina, Oct. 90 Ar, bark Maria, Ban
Castellamare, Oct. 25. Ar, bark Emilia,
Bangor.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Vineyard Haven, Mass, Oct. 25. Sch.
Van Aliens Boughton, Baltimore for Bos-
ton, reports Oct oath, - miles S. w. of Mon
tauk Point, passed large spar, projecting
20 feet above the water
Vineyard Haven, Mass, Oct. 20. Sch. j..
w. DdlduO, WilSOH, OdVdllHdHs bdS lOl VI u
land, stopped here to-day for water. Reports
Oct 9, lat. 33, lon. 78 03, had heavy gale from
n w., veering to Z. S. E.; tore mainSail,
| shifted deckload and lost water casks; pro-
ceeded.
Boothbay Harbor, Oct. 81. The schooner
Ellen C. Burkee arrived to-day from the
fishing grounds and brought in the 152 ton
schooner John j. Perry of Rockland in a
disabled condition. The Perry which was
bound from New York to Rockland with a
cargo of coal was picked up during the gale
Monday night. Her f0remast was gone to
the deck, the bowsprit, all the headgear and
standing rigging on both masts and all sails
were lost. She was leaking badly. The
Perry was built at Rockland in 1897.
Boston, Oct. 21. The barkentine Mabel l.
Meyers, Capt. Meyers, from Grand Turk,
Turks Island, arrived yesterday morning
with cargo of 80, 1856 bushels of salt for a
local concern. She was one of the vessels
caught off the coast in the recent northeast
err She left the West Indies Sept. % and
had ordinary weather until off Cape Hat
teras She was off New York when the
gale struck here, and she was driven off her
course for a distance of 80 miles before
there was the least moderation in the
storm. 1t was trying time for all on
board but the vessel behaved splendidly,
and although she was washed repeatedly
by the seas she did not start a rope yarn.
When off Cape Cod Monday the Meyers
passed through a quantity of pitch pine
lumber, evidently from the decklOad of
some vessel which had met with mshap.
Another vessel to weather the storm was