The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-09-29

Portland, Sept. %. AR, schs. Edith G. Fol-
we'll, Baltimore; Emma S. Briggs, New
York for Kennebec; &c, cid, sch. Harry T.
Hayward, Norfolk.
Perth AmbOy; Annie Lord, Port johnson
J. Arthur Lord, Rockland; sid, schs. Gen.
Adelbert Ames, New York George B. Fer
guson, do; %, ar, sch. Hattie P. Simpson,
Newport News; sid, schs. Susan Stetson,
American Team, New York; %, ar. schs.
Holbrook, Norfolk; cid, schs. John G.
Smith and Charlotte T. Sibley, New York
"a, ar, schs. Sadie Willcutt, Rockland; 1zet-
ia, New Haven; sid, schs. Melissa Trask,
ven; Helena, New Bedford; 26. ar, sch.
Gov. Ames, Newport News; sid, sch. Nat
Aver, New York; ~, sid, sch. Sarah L.
Davis, Boston.
Wiscasset, Me-, Sept. 20. Sid, sch. John
Paul, Foss, Stonington Ito load for Boston,
R. Tilton, Newport News.
Humarock, loading for Boston; 20, sid, sch.
J. c. Strawbridge, Weymouth.
Newport News, Sept. 81; Ar, sch. Win
field s. schaster, Bangor; Lucinda Sutton,
do; %, ar, sch Clifford N. Carver, Portland
sid. sch. Three Mary's, Bangor; Is; ar, sch;
Lucy E. French, ~; sid, schs Winfield
S. SchuSter and Clifford n. Carver, Port
land.
| StotesburS, Portland; Helen Thomas and
| Margaret Haskell, Boston; 26, ar, sch. Ed
ward II. Cole, Boston; cid, sch. Jacob Nj.
! Haskell, Boston.
Port Townsend, Sept d. Sid, ship Mary
L. Gushing, y. S. W.
| Savannah, Ga, Sept: "a. Ar, sch. Harold
Cousins, Patterson, Jacksonville for New
York %, sid, sch. Methebesec, Macoris.
Salem, Sept. %. Sid, sch. Lucia Porter,
St. John, n. B.
Brunswick, Ga, Sept. "a. Sid, sch. Ella
| NJ. Wiley, Satilla.
New London, Sept %. Ar, sch. John T.
Williams, Bangor for New York.
Washington, d. e., Sept. a. Ar, sch.
Clarence II. Venner, Rockport.
Vineyard Haven, Sept: 81. Ar, schs. Mary
Ann McCann, Bangor for New Bedford;
John Cadwallader, Bangor for orders pass
ed, schs. Mary A. Hall, Philadelphia for
| WiscasSet; Ned 7. Walker, Bangor for New
| York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Port Spain. Sept. 9. In port, bark John
S. Emery, for New York.
Rosario, Aug. Ii. Ar, bark Penobscot,
McCaulder, Buenos Ayres.
Fajardo, P. r., Sept. %. Ar, sch. Emma
S. Lord, Richards, New York.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Savannah, Ga, Sept. "a. Sch. Harold B.
Cousens, Patterson, from Jacksonville Sept
s, for New York, with lumber, has put in
here leaking.
Boston, Sept. 81. Sch. John Proctor, which
was towed into port on Saturday in help
less condition by fishing sch. Mary G. Pow
ers, was libelled to-day by B. F. Phillips &
Co., owners of the Mary &. Powers, for
$4,000.
Delaware Breakwater, Del, Sept. 49, Sch
Sarah D. J: RaWson, Simmons, from st. ST.
mons for New York, reports Sept ID, in a
hurricane 80 miles S. of Frying Pan Shoals,
carried away foresail, mainsail and fore
staysail, shifted deckload of lumber and
lost yaWl boat.
Highland Light, Mass, Sept. IS. The
coal laden schooner LygOnia, Port Reading
for Bath, arrived off here to-day with her
sails blown away and bad leak in her hull
The damage was sustained in squall last
night This afternoon the disabled schoon-
er was towed up to Boston by the tug Mer-
curry: The Lygonia is one Of the oldest YES
sells in the coal carrying trade.
Vineyard Haven, Sept. %. Sch. Sardin-
ian, Capt Drinkwater, ROckland for New
York, lost her jib and tore her foresail dur
ing the heavy .northerly gale on Nantucket
Shoals last night, and was compelled to
anchor near Handkerchief ShOal here she
lost her starboard anchor and Is fathoms
chain and her deck load of lime caught fire,
necessitating the jettSoning of about Is
barrels.
Vineyard Haven, Sept. %. Sch. F. c.
Pendleton, Hutchins, Norfolk for Belfast,
reports Sept. Goth, off Faulkners Island, in
heavy northerly wind, blew away spanker,
outer lib and fore and main topsails tore
malnsall; will repair and proceed. Sch D..
II. Rivers, before reported here with sails
torn, has repaired and sailed to-day for des-
tlnation.
Vineyard Haven, Sept. "a. Sch. Luther
T. Garretson, Haskell, Norfolk for Salem,
reports Sept. Is, 20 miles Sc of Barnegat,
experienced heavy gale from Sc, veering
to NV; lost mainsal, spanker, forestay-
sail and Jib, tore flying jib and broke main
boom, lost water casks and everything
movable from deck; had cabin flooded with
water Sept. IL, lat. % 10, Ion. . 50, passed
three masted schooner at anchor, with all
sails blown away.
Boston, Sept. %. The schooner Lizzie c.
Rich, Capt. Pattershall, from Bangor, was
tOWed into port Thursday in water-Ogged
condition The Rich sailed from Bangor
last Sunday and had fairly good weather
until reaching Massachusetts, bay when she
encountered stiff northwesterly breeze,
with a rough sea. The vessel strained so
badly that she soon began to leak, and in
spite of the pumps she soon filled. Captain
Pattershall brought his vessel into the chan
mel and anchored here Wednesday night.
Thursday she was towed by the tug Hamil-
ton to East Boston where she will haul out
for, examination. The captains wife was
on board the vessel, and she ably assisted
the captain and crew of two men in their
efforts to keep the schooner from filling.
The Lizzie G.. Rich was built As years ago
at Bluehill, Me-, but was rebuilt in 1881.
She is a vessel of 90 tons gross, and is own
ed by L. F. Cassidy of Bangor.
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