The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-10-27
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BE].FAST.

ARRIVED.
Oct. 20 Schs. Mopang, ooksvil!e; Ma.
ria Webster, Mt Desert; Harriet Rogers
High Island Annie May, Rockport.
Oct %. Sch. Sunnyside, Stonington.
Oct %. Schs. Polly, Ryan, Boston; Wal
ter NJ: Young, Portland Circle, Vinalha-
ven, " atchman. Welch, Boston.
SAILED.
Oct 81. Sch. J. V. Wellington, Lam
son, Bangor.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Oct. 10. Ar, sch Kit Carson,
Bangor; 20, cid, schs. d. D. Haskell, Fer
schs. Emma S. Lord, Fajardo, P. R.. Melis-
sa A. Wiley, Newport News for Salem; NJ.
K. Rawley, Bangor; Jennie &. Pilsbury,
Stonington; Eugene Borda, Vinalhaven
Independent, ternandina: %, sid, schs.
Henry Crosby, Tampa; Maggie S. Hart,
Norfolk Young Brothers, Wilmington, n
c.: Sarah d: j. Rawson, Georgetown; a.
ar, bark Puritan, Sourabaya; cid, ship S. P
| Hitchcock, Hong Kong.
Boston, Oct. 10 Cid, SCH S. G. Haskell
! Fernandina; 20, ar, sch. Polly. Belfast; 80
ar, sch. F. S. Greeley, Newport News; SID
schs; Thomas W. Lawson, coal port; S. G.
Hopkins, Norfolk 25, ar, schs. Van Aliens
low, sch. Henry T. Raymond, Norfolk. "
Philadelphia, Oct. IS. Ar, ship Aryan,
Honolulu; 10, cid, schs Van Aliens Bough-
ton, Boston, Daylight, Bath; 20, cid, sch.
sch. S. S. Henderson, Rockport.
Baltimore, Oct. 10. Ar, sch. Edith G. Fol
well, Portland cid, bark Good News, Nor
folk; "a, cid, sch. j. Manchester Haynes,
Ponce; ar, bark Auburndale, Orchilla.
Portland, Oct. 10; Ga, sch; Winfield $.
sehuster, Newport News; "a, ar, sch,
sch VIM. c. Carnegie, Newport News.
Bangor, Oct. 49, Ar, sch. Susan Stetson,
Boston; sid, sch. John J. Hanson, Somes
Sound and Philadelphia; 20, ar, schs. Susie
P. Oliver, St. George, S. l.; Nat Aver, New
Rochelle; Menawa, Boston; Mary L. eros.
media Wiley, Elizabethport; Florence &
Lillian, Port johnson; Norombega, do; Lii.
liam, Boston; sid, sch. Edward H. Blake
New York; %, sid, schs James w. Paul
Jr., Hampton Roads for orders; Eliza j
Pendleton, New York Fannie F. Hall, Bos
ton; Gamecock, Gloucester; %, ar, schs
Celia F. and George b. Ferguson, Portland
vid Faust, Port Reading; Mary Ann Nc
Cam, New Bedford; sid, schs. Flora Con
don, New York; Edward Stewart, do. %
ar, schs. Eagle and July Fourth, Boston
Sarah L. Davis, Weymouth
Halls Quarry, Oct. 10. Ar, sch. Jennie
A. Stubs, Bar Harbor.
Castine, Oct. 10. Ar, sch. John T. Will.
liams, New York, with coal to Castine Coal
Co.
Jacksonville, Fla, Oct. 49, Ar, schs. Sc
gum, Cole, Norfolk Carrie E. Look, Veazie,
New York; 10, ar, sch. Harold c. Beecher,
New York.
Newport News, Oct. 20. Ar, schs. Gov
Ames and Theresa Mayo. Bangor; p, ar
sch. Edward T. StOtesbury, Portland: "a
ar, sch. Margaret Haskell, Boston.
Norfolk, Oct. 10. Sid, schs. VIM. B. Pal
mer, Boston; Harry T. Hayward, Boston
Mary Manning, Bangor.
M. Wiley, Bond, New York.
Boston; cid, sch. Frank Barnet, Boston
sid, schs. Henry B. Fske, Boston; Helena
New York; %, sid, sch. Isaiah K. Stetson
Bangor; 49, ar, SCH Laura M. Lunt, Boston
Charleston, S. c., Oct. 81. Sid, brig Havi
lah, New York; sch. Brina P. Pendleton
Alexandria, Va.
Fernandina, Oct. 81 Ar, sch. Adelaide
Harbour, New York; sid, sch Sallie ron
New York ;23, sid, sch. Nimbus, New York
"a, ar, sch. Inez N. Carver, Philadelphia.
South Amboy, Oct %. Sid, sch. Charlotte
L. Sibley, eastern port.
Savannah, Oct. "a. Sid, sch. Jacob NJ
Haskell, Philadelphia.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Maxwell, Oct s. Sid, bark Edward May
Hansen, San Francisco.
Rio JaneirO, Oct IS. Ar, bark Josephine
MCLEAN, Baltimore via Norfolk.
Hong Kong, Sept. 10. In port, ship E. E.
Sutton for New York.
Port Spain, Oct. 10. Ar, bktne Arlington
Las Palnas will load for north of Hatteras
Cebu, Sept. 90 In port, ship Paul Revere
Whittier, from and for Newcastle, N. S. W..
arrived Aug. 20.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Brunswick, Ca. Oct. o. Sch. Harold b
Cousins, Patterson, from Jacksonville via
Savannah for New York, arrived here leak.
ing; will discharge part Of cargo.
New Bedford, Mass, Oct. q. Sch. Ada
G. Shorthand, before reported, tOwed here
from Vineyard Haven, full of water, while
on q voyage from Augusta, Me-, for New
York, has been tOwed to Fairhaven to dis
charge cargo of lumber.
ROckland, Me-, Oct. 10. The dereIict sch
Bonnie Doom, which has defied all attempts
to right her since she was tOwed here, bot
tom up, six weeks ago, was sold at auction
today to John l. Snow of this city for SIS
The cargo Of lumber was sold to I. L. Snow
who will secure it by cutting hole in the
bottom of the hull 1t is thought there may
be some bodies aboard, as all Of the crew
was lost. The vessel was owned in St. John
N. B. There was an insurance of 1880 or
vessel and cargo.