The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-07-28
Bucks Harbor, Me-, July 10. In port,
sch. j. s. Lamprey, Thomas, for New York,

Bucks Harbor, Me-, July 10. In port,
sch j. s. Lamprey, Thomas, for New York,
loading.
Hurricane Island, Me-, July %: Sid. sch.
sch. Georgia Gilkey, Gilkey, for Phi)adel-
phia, loading.
Halls Quarry, July II. Sid, sch. Pendle-
ton Satisfaction, Washington, D. C.
Bucksport, July 81 Ar, sch. Elizabeth
n, Grand Banks (and sailed for Gloucester
Rockport, Me-. July 20 Sid, sch Robt.
II; McCurdy, Hall, Nassau.
ingl, schs. Ella G. Eells, for New York /;
Rodney Parker, for do /; Rebecca G. Whill-
den. for do. Mary E. Lynch, for Boston.
Port Royal, July 20. Ar, sch. Ella M.
Wiley, New York; sid, sch. Maggie S.
Brunswick, July 81. Sid, schs. R. Bow
en-. Providence, Frank Barnet, Boston,
Henry B. Fiske, Camden; %, ar, bark Will
lard Mudgett, Barbados; sid, sch. Theo-
line, Boston; %, cid, sch. NJ. V. B. Chase,
Mystic.
Newport News, July 20. Ar, sch Frank
7: Stinson, Bangor %, sid, sch. Penobscot,
plymouth; %, ar, sch. Winfield S. Schuster,
Norfolk, July 20. Sid, sch. Gen. Adelbert
Ames, Salem.
Fernandina, July 81. Sid, sch. D. D.
Haskell, Boston; 81, sid, schs. John Max
we'll, Stonington; Adelaide Barbour, New
York "a, sid, sch: c. P. Dixon, New York.
Edith G.. Folwell, Kelsey, Pensacola; %,
cid, sch. Paul Palmer, Baltimore.
Satilla River, Ga, July Is. Sid, sch. Liz
zie B. Wiley, Rivers, Boston.
Salem, July p. Ar, SCH Abbie E. Stubs,
Cooper, New York (and cleared for Angus
Tacoma, July %. Ar, ship Gov. ROBBIE,
San Francisco.
Wilmington, n c.. July o. Sid, sch.
Ralph NJ. Hayward, New York.
Savannah, July D. Al, sch. Gladys,
Promised Land
Perth Amboy, July %. Ar, schs, MIN.
bus, Fernandina Grace Davis, New York.
Delaware Breakwater, July %. Sch Med.
ford, Richardson, from Punta Gorda, was
ordered to Baltimore off Cape Henlopen
this morning.
Washington, D. c., July 25. Ar, sch.
Jeanne Lippett, Rockland. Me.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Dakar, W. C. A., July 20. Ar, bark
Auburndale, Dow, Boston.
San Francisco; ship Title f. Starbuck
New York.
San Juan, P R., July 10. Sid, sch. John
E. Devlin, Philadelphia.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
San Francisco, July %. Steamer Ameri.
can, Colcord, from Honolulu for Kahului
and New York, before reported ashore on
Kamaalo Point, Island of Molokai. got off
and proceeded uninjured.
Boston, July "a. During the easterly
gale and high sea yesterday morning the
Irving Leslie, tWO-masted schooner laden
with granite from Sullivan for Boston, ran
on the rocks on the northeasterly side of
Deer island, between the small monum ent
and Shirley gut. AN day long she pounded
there, Capt. Bennett and his crew of three
men being in the utmost peril of their
lives. Finally, about dark, Capt Frank
FOote of the tugboat Nesta and the Deer
island ilfe-Savlng crew succeeded in rescu-
ing Capt. Bennett and his men, The Les
lie is owned in Bucksport.
Rockland, July 3d. Sch Carrie c.. Miles,
which left Stonington Thursday for New
York with cut stone from the John L. Goss
quarry at Moose Island, struck ledge in
the Fox Island Thoroughfare in the early
evening of that day near the Sugar Loaves
and lies in bad position. Yesterday she
filled With water and the tug Sommers n
Smith, which carried down her principal
owner, n. F. Cobb of Rock land, went to
her assistance. 1t was found necessary to
scuttle her and today an effort will be made
to discharge part of the cargo in the hope
of saving her The Carrie c. Miles had
come to anchor near the Vinalhaven shore
and Capt Leland Hart fearing that there
were lodges Whereabouts weighed anchor to
shift her to another position. The tide
driftdd her hard and fast up on ledge and
there she stuck. Even at high tide she
failed to move and at low water she was
high upon the Lodges. 1t was found to be
impossible to pull her off and as she was
leaking badly holes were bored in her to
allow the water to flow out at low tide. 1t
is thought that Oh account of the presence
of lodges it will be a difficult task to lighter
her cargo An unknown vessel is also re-
ported to have struck on the Roaring Bull
off Stonington the same night. The Carrie
G. Miles is two-master of 106 tons and
was built in East Boston in 1871.