The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-10-06

STEAMER NOTES. The Ransom B. Fuller
was late in arriving here from Boston last
Friday and encountered heavy seas on the
trip. She returned to Boston that night.
The City of Bangor did not leave Rock land
for Boston until + a. m. Friday. and was
late on her return Saturday.. The war on
the Bucksport-C Camden route has taken a
new phase, Captain ". D. Bennett of the
Golden Rod having advertised uniform
fare of % cents to all landings. The fare
has been so cents from Rucksport to Bel
fast, and IS cents from Bucksport to Cam
den...... The four trips week schedule of
the Eastern Steamship Co. went into effect
Monday. Trips from this port to Boston
will be made Mondays, Wednesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. Returning leave Bos-
ton Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays.
SHIPPING ITEMS. We have given up, for
a time at least, the standing list of deep
water vessels which has long been feature
of The journal. 1t had been greatly reduced
by sales, deaths and disasters, and many
vessels were retained therein for old asso-
Citations, although they had passed out Of
local control. The intention was to main
tain list of vessels owned or commanded
by Waldo county people and engaged in the
foreign trade; but the sQuare-riggers are
shore as well as cOastwise. In place of this
standing list our regular marine list will
have special attention and will contain the
latest shipping news up to the hour of going
to press. Information and suggestions con-
corning this department will be thankfully
received. >. The sch. Lizzie c. Rich, recent
ly toWed into Boston waterlogged, was own
ed by her master, Ralph Pattershall, and
others, not by T. F. Cassidy K Son of Bangor,
the Messrs. Cassidy having sold her some
time ago.. OF the sch. Mary J. Elliott, re-
Gently bought by Capt. Shubael c. Rich of
this city from Leslie and Leroy P. Flye of
BroOkiin, the Bangor Daily News says:
'This schooner has had the reputation Of
having paid for herself to her owners, every
time she has changed hands, and has al
ways been considered very lucky vessel
....Sch. Lizzie Lane arrived Sunday from
Boston in tow of tug Mercury. She was
dismasted on the voyage from Bangor to
New York with lumber and lowed into Bos-
ton, where the cargo was sold. Her main
and mizzen masts are gone just above the
deck. Sch. Havelock from Turks Island
with 1900 bushels salt for the Swan & Sib-
ley Co., arrived Saturday and anchored in
the lower bay. Some one reported that she
had sickness on board and Sunday she was
boarded by DR.. John Stevens, health officer,
and N. S. Lord. port warden, who found she
had q clean bill Of health. They made the
trip in o. r. Webster's launch. The Have
look halls from Annapolis, Nova Scotia,
and when discharged will sail for her home
port. She is painted white, hull and houses,
and is handsome craft. :. Repairs on sch.
A. W. Ellis on Gilchrest's marine railway
are progressing and mast is in the yard to
take the place Of the mainmast carried away
when she was ashore at Swans Island....
Sch. July Fourth bound from Bangor to
New York with cargo of 1000 feet of
lumber, was lowed into Portland Friday
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