The Republican journal., 1904-11-03
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.

ARRIVED.
Oct IS. SchS. Harriet Rogers, Patterson,
Rockland; Good Intent, Hartford, Brooks
vile; Wanderer Gospel ship cruising
| Oct. 30 Ar, sch. Mary j. Elliott. Rich,
Bangor.
Oct. q. Schs. A. W. Ellis, Pattershall,
| Bangor; Maria Webster, Turner, Winter
port; Lizzie Lane, Bangor Sunnyside, Bar
bour. Stonington.
Oct 80. Sch. Mopang, Bangor; Good In
Oct. 81. Sch. Circle, Vinalhaven.
| AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Oct. 26. Ar, sch. Fiheman,
Woodbridge Creek for Boston sid, ship S.
Gen Adelbert Ames, Fernandina; D. b.
Hask ell, do. Lucia Porter, st. John, N. b.
| for Washington, D. c.; ar, sch. VIM. E.
Downes, Fernandina; %, ar, bark Herbert
Fuller; %, ar, schs. Eliza j. Pendleton,
Ban or Sadie Willcutt, do. Emma R. liar
vey, do; Andrew Nebinger. do. K. L. Tay,
do; George V. jordan, do. Emma s.
Briggs, Richmond, Me. Mollie Rhodes,
Vinalhaven; Allen Greene, Stonington !;
Florence Leland, do. Brigadier, do; so, ar,
schs. Cora Green, Bangor; Carrie A. Buck
do. sid. sch. Lyman N. Law, Newport
News 81, ar, schs J. P. Cole, Bangor Cat
awamkeag, do. i; j. R. Bodwell, Machias
Nov. ], CID, sch. Jennie S. Pillsbury, Huma-
Goa, P R.
Boston, Oct 26. Ar, schs. Harry T. Hay
ar, sch. Nat Aver, Bangor; 81, ar, schs. Mil
ard May, Brooksville; Abbie G. Stubs, St
George, S. L.; Nov. !, ar, sch. Henry B.
Fisher, Brunswick; Fannie F. Hall, Ban
gor.
(N,1at ,f.,,
Providence; Henry W. Cramp, Boston; 81,
ar, bark Thomas A. Goddard, Rosario; Nov
l, al, sch. F. c. Pendleton, Stonington
Baltimore, Oct. %. Cid, sch. Edith G.
Folwell, Galveston.
Portland, Oct 81. All, sch. Kineo, Nor
sor, n. S. for New York; cid, scbs. Single
ton Palmer, Newport News; Nathaniel
Palmer, do. Kineo, Hampton roads for Or
| ders.
Bangor, Oct 26. Ar, sch Charlotte T.
sibley, South Amboy sid, schs. Odel,
Port Jefferson; Susan Stetson, Boston %,
ar, schs VIM. b. Palmer, Norfolk A. W.
Ellis and Lizzie Lane, Belfas+; %, ar, schs.
Annie r. Lewis, bridgeport; Omaha, Wey-
mouth; sid, sch Pochasset, New Haven; %,
Brook, Boston; }. Charles Wood, do 80. ar.
schs. Serena S, kimball, Boston; John T.
Williams, Castne, Nov. /, sid, sch. Mena-
wa, Bridgeport.
Castine, Oct. 81. Ar, sch. Charlie Wool
sey, New York, with coal to Devereaux Co.
Halls Quarry, Me, Oct % Ar, schs,
John j. Hanson, Bangor; WIN. d. Marvel,
SacO.
Fernandna, Oct. "A. Ar, sch Clifford N.
as before reported; 81, sid, sch. Star of the
Sea, Baltimore; 81, ar, sch. ID. d. Haskell,
New York.
Georgetown, S. c., Oct. 2G. Ar, sch. Sarah
d. }. Rawson, Anderson, New York.
Newport News, Oct. IS. Sid, sch. Gov
Ames, Portland
Norfolk, Oct. %. Ar, sch. Maggie S.
Hart, New York; sid, sch Flora Rogers,
Charleston; %, sid, sch. Maggie S. Hart,
Port Royal.
wilmington, \. c., Oct 90. Ar, sch.
Charleston, S. c., Oct o. Ar, sch. A. 3.
Sherman, Philadelphia.
Jacksonville, Oct. 30. Cid, sch. Well
fleet, Demerala.
Brunswick, Ga. Oct. 80. Sid, schs. Inez
n. Carver, Philadelphia; Tofa, Noank
Perth AmbOy, n. j., Oct. 90. Sid, sch.
Penobscot, Bangor %, sid, SCH Lyman NJ.
Law, Newport News.
Promised Land, n. Y, Oct %. Ar, sch.
Humarock, Boston Ito load for Charleston) i.
Rock port, Me-, Oct %. Ar, sch. Charlie
& Willie, New York.
FOREIGN PORTS
Digby, y. s.. Oct. 10. Ar, sch. Henry
Clausen, Jr., Bridgewater for Chevere.
HillsbOro, n. b., Oct. 20. Ar, sch. II. G.
Moseley, Dorchester, n. B.; rs, ar, sch.
Luther I. Garretson, Boston.
Port Spain, Oct. 49, Ar, bark Arlington.
Las Palmas, to load for N. of Hatteras.
Rio Janeiro. Sept. 49, Sid, banks Glad
Tiding, Collier, Baltimore; Julia Rollins,
McCleary, for Baltimore.
Bear River, n. s., Oct. H. Ar. sch. Have
lock, Berry, Belfast
Barbados, Oct q. Ar, sch. Mary E. Palm
er, Sweet, Norfolk.
AMER, Sept. II. Passed, ship Manuel
Llaguno, Nichols, New Yoak for Chefoo.
Accra, w.. c. A.. Oct. 4. In port, bark
Rose Innes, Cole
Cienfuegos, Oct. q. Ar, previo usly, sch.
M. A. Achorn, Georgetown, Grand Cayman.
South Africa, Oct. 20. Ar, ship Harvard,
Rosario.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Port Clyde, Oct. %. Sch. Carrie C. Miles
of ROcklaDd, Capt. Leland Hart. from Black
island for New York, loaded with granite.
O'Clock Sunday afternoon. The vessel re-
NAMED some five hours during which time
she pounded heavily. She came off the
ledge leaking badly, at about O'clock She
is now at the Port Clyde marine railway
dock Her cargo is being transferred to the
sloop Yankee Maid, and will he taken to its
destination by the sloop. The keel Of the
Miles, upon a more careful examination,
was found to have been ripped almost en-
tirely off, and the expense of repairing the
vessel will be quite large.
Boston, Oct. %. The schooner Edward L.
Warren of Searsport, Capt. COlsOn, while
inward bound from a Maine port with lunl-
Der for the government Notifications on
PeddOck's Island, ran ashore on Nixs Mate
at low tide early Yesterday morning. The
tugboat William E. Cleary, Capt. Melvin,
went to her assistance and on the rising
tide pulled the vessel into deep water and
towed her into Hull gut, where she anchor
ed The schooner is not leaking and appar-
emily sustained no injury. The accident
was caused by the schooner endeavorng to
avoid collision in the narrOWs with an out
wardbOund steamer.
Boston, Oct. p. The fOur-masted schO0n-
er Medf0rd, Captain Richardson, inward
bound from Philadelphia, and a heavy
scow in tow of the tug Marguerite, owned
by the Eastern dredging company, were in
collision in the lower harbOr late Tuesday
afternoon, and the schooner was quite Sc
riously damaged. The MedfOrd was sailing
in with a fair wind, when the Marguerite
with the scOw attempted to cross her bow.
The scOw struck the schooner forward,
splitting her stem, carrying away her bob
stay plates, starting her butts and inflicting
other damage. The scOw and the tug escap-