The Republican journal., 1904-12-15
New York; A. Heaton, Rockland for do.

| NEW vi ~ l1cdGpD, 1tOChiohu AoA w.
Lugano, Belfast for do.
Baltimore. Dec: Z. Ar, sch: John Twohy
Boston II, sid, ship Aryan, San Francisco
Cape Henry, Dec. 8. Passed out, brig
Jennie Hubert, Norfolk for Nassau.
Halls Quarry, Me-, Dec. 6. Ar, sch J. r.
Bucksport, Dec: 8. Ar, schs. A. v. S.
Woodruff, Grand Banks.
| Rockland, Me-, Dec. 10. Ar, schs. Mary
A. Hall. High Island for Philadelphia; E.
Starr Jones, Prospect for New York.
Hurricane Island, Me-, Dec: 10 p In port,
ell, for New York (loading).
Searsport, Me-, Dec. 10. In port, sch.
Clara E. Rogers, from New York.
Camden, Me-, Dec. 10. Ar, sch. Ella F.
CrOwell, New York.
Winterport, Dec. p. Ar, sch. Omaha,
Boston.
Lunt, Boston; Z, sid, schs Frank Barnet,
Boston; Winfield S. Schuster, New York !;
9, sid, sch R. W. Hopkins, Matanzas; 10,
cid, sch. Edward T. StOtesbury, New York
Carteret, n: j., Dec. 6. SID, sch. Eliza j.
Georgetown, S. G. Dec 10. Ar, Sarah D..
J. Rawson, New York.
Wilmington, n G., Dec. 6. Ar, sch. Car
rie A. Bucknam, New York; Z, cid, sch. }.
c. Strawbridge, Boston.
Bridgeport, Dec. 5. Ar, sch, Flora Rog-
Fernandina, Dec. Z. Sid, sch. Florence
Leland, New York.
Pascagoula, Dec. Z. Ar, sch. s. NJ. Bird,
San Juan, P. R., and sid, 18th for Mobile
Port Royal, S. c., Dec. 10. Sid, sch. Mag
gle S. Hart, Farrow, New York.
Norfolk, Dec. 9. Sid, sch. George G. Wal
colt, Bangor.
Savannah, tDec, TO- Sid, sch. VIM. E.
DOwnes, New Haven.
Charleston, S. c., Dec IL. Ar, sch. Helen
G. Moseley, Philadelphia.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Nassau, N. p, Nov. 2S Sid, sch. r. II.
McCurdy, Brunswick, Ga.
Port Natal, Dec. 8. Sid, bark Helen A.
Wyman, Banbury.
San Juan, p. R., Dec. 6. Ar, bark
Rebecca Crowell, Dow, New York.
Newcastle, n S. w., Dec 1. Sid, ship
Emily Reed, Honolulu.
Port Spain, Nov. 10. Sid, sch. Pendleton
Satisfaction, Galveston; so, in port, Sch
Pendleton Sisters, from Fernandlna
Tsintau, Dec. g. Ar, bark AdOlph Obrig,
New York (all welD.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Boston, Dec. s. The schooner Kineo, the
only steel five-master in the world, arrived
/ here yesterday from Norfolk with cargo
| of coal which will be discharged at Mystic
| wharf. Although a year and a half old, the
| kineo is making her first visit to this port,
having engaged in other trades since her
launching at Bath in May last year. She
| was built and is owned by Arthur Sewall &
Co. of Bath. Her general dimensions are
Length 2595 feet, beam 45.3 feet, depth of
| hold 22.9 feet, net tonnage 1867, gross ton
| mage 212S. The vessel is commanded by
Capt Patten.
Rockland, Dec O. The wrecked schooner
Chase, which went ashore at Spruce Head
in the big November gale, has been bought
by Charles E. Bicknell The cargo of coal
is being discharged by Freeman Elwel,
| captain of the schooner c. NJ. Gilmore, and
will be brought to this port. If the vessel
holds together until freed of her cargo Mr..
Bicknell will have her pulled off and re-
paired If she breaks up he will have her
stripped of standing rigging and the spars
taken out. At present the vessel is in fair
condition, considering what she has expert
enced.
Portsmouth, N. H., Dec. s. Sch Henry
w. Cramp, which arrived today from New
port News, is leaking considerably from
the effects of collision with barges in
Vineyard Sound. Seven planks are stove
and one frame started. Monday, on Nan
tucket Shoals, lost port anchor and chain
Sch. Nile, from Boston for Bucksport,
Me-, with fertilizer, went ashore on Logy
Ledge Willie entering the harbor last night.
She Hoated at high water and was beached
at Kittery Point, leaking badly and stern
badly damaged.
Boston, Dec. 9. Ship W. F. Babcock,
which arrived here from Port Blakely via
Bermuda, was libeled at Bermuda for
$500 by the owner of tugs Gladisfen and
Britannia for services in towing her into
port. The vessel was finally leased, the
owner of the tugs agreeing to ubmit the
matter of settlement to the underwriters
o. Lenst, fireman on tug Covington, was
lost overheard the day after leaving Ber-
muda. F. Collins, boatswan of the Bah
cock, was lost overheard off Cape Horn.
Fears are entertained for the safety of SCH
VIM. Churchill, which sailed from Boston
Nov. It'll for Wilmington, N. c., and has not
since been reported. She was valued at
about $l4, 0OO, and insured here.
Gloucester, Mass, Dec. 10. The fishing
schooner Metamora, bound from Boston for
the Grand Banks put in here this afternoon,
having on board Capt. T. II. Getchell,
steward, j. w. Cunningham of Summerside,
P. E. l., mate, Michael Culver of New Or
leans, Nels Olson and Charles Erickson,
members Of the crew of schooner John T.
Williams, Bangor. Me-, for New York,
which was abandoned at sea last night as a
result of the collision between the two YES
sells. One of the members of the Williams
crew was drowned and his identity will
f; probably never be known. His first name
was Henry, and he was about IS years old