The Republican journal., 1905-10-26
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.
Oct %. Sch. w. T. Emerson, Boston.
Oct q. Sch. Caroline Gray, New York.
Oct. 22 Scbs. Maria Webster, Bar Har-
Dor; Mary j. Elliott, Bangor.
AMERICAN PORTS
New York, Oct. 18. Passed City Islam d
schs. Willis & Guy, New York for Belfast;
Harold B. Cousens, do for eastern port; 20,
ar, bark Auhurndaie, Savanna-la- Mar schs.
William E. Downes, Fernandina; James A.
Webster, Pleasant River, Me. q, sid, schs.
Celia F., Bangor; Margaret B. Roper, do;
Florence A. Str0ut, Perth Amboy for Ban
gor; cid, sch. }. v. Balano, Sacksonville;
sid, schs. Adelaide Barbour, Fernandina;
Lucia Porter, eastern port.
Boston, Oct. 10. Ar, sch. Carrie E. Look,
st. Simons; q, ar, schs. Florence Leland,
New York; Frank Barnet, Brunswick; sid,
Brothers, Philadelphia; %, ar, schs. George
| II. Ames, St. SimOns via Searsport; Lizzie
Lee, Bangor Robert Pattee, Penobscot; "a,
| ar, sch. Eagle, South Amboy; sid, schs.
Young Brothers, Philadelphia; Jacob M.
| Haskell, Newport News.
II. Cole, Boston,, 10, ar, schs. Alice 2.
cid, sch. Edward ii. Cole, Boston.
Bangor, October 49, Ar, sch. Kit Carson,
New York; sid, schs: George V. Jordan,
New York Annie R. Lewis, Norwalk; 10,
sid, sch Maggie S. Hart, Windsor, \. s.;
90 sid, sch. Lizzie Lane, New York; %, ar,
schs Puritan, Hartford Susan Stetson,
Providence; Mary j. Elliott, Belfast; sid,
schs. r. /. Tay, New York; Flora Condor,
Bridgeport.
New York 10, sid, sch. Daylight, New ork f;
"a. sid. sch. Charlie & Willie, Block Island.
Sullivan, Me-, Oct. II. Sid, schs. Jennie
A Stubs, New York; j. F. Whitcomb, do.
Thomaston, Me-, Oct. q. Sid, sch. Mer-
rill c. Hart, New York.
Savannah, Oct. 10. Ar, sch. Jose Olaverrl,
Norfolk.
Darien, Oct. 49, Cid, sch. Mark Pendle-
ton, Colon.
Fernandina, Oct. 49, Ar, sch. Lyman NJ.
Law, Boston; 20, ar, bark Mamie e, swan
Boston IS. G. Haskell. Elzabethport %, sid,
sch. Lyman NJ Law, New York.
Newport News, Oct. Is. Sid, sch. Rebecca
S. Moulton, Bangor; 10, ar, sch. Marcus L..
Uran, Bangor; sid, sch. Horace A. Stone,
Sandypoint, Me-; q, sid, sch' Henry L..
Norfolk, Oct. II. Sid, bark Josephine,
Rio yaneiro; 20, ar, bark Matanzas, New
York
Perth Amboy, Oct. 1s. Sid, sch. Telumah,
Bangor.
Brunswick, Ca, Oct. 10. Ar. sch. Melissa
Portland; 81, sid, sch; Henry b. Fiske; Bos-
ton; %, ar, sch. Ella NJ. Wiley, New York
Georgetown, S. c., Oct. 10. Sid, SCH Eliza
j. Pendleton, New York.
Charleston, S. c., Oct. 20. Sid, sch. j. c.
Strawbrdge, Boston.
Beecher, South Lynn.
Jacksonville, Oct. % Ar, schs; Estelle,
New York Sallie ron, Philadelphia.
Tacoma, Wash, Oct. %. All, ship Emily
F. Whitney, San Francisco.
Portland, Oct. "a. Ar, sch. Hope Haynes,
South Amboy for Bucksport (leaking and
with loss of both anchors on Nantucket
Shoals).
FOREIGN PORTS.
| Musquash, n. b., Oct II. Ar, schr.
| Laura NJ. Lunt, Boston, to load for Bridge
| port.
Newcastle, n. S. W., Oct. IS. Ar, ship
| Edward Sewall, Manila to load for Homo
| lulu.
Rio Janeiro, Sept. 6. Bark Aofliswood,
Warren, from San Pedro, Cal, for New
| York, put in here Sept. 5 leaky, before re-
ported for stores. The Holllswood sailed
for New York Sept. II;
| Savana-la-Mar, Ja., Oct. %. Ar, sch. Star
of the Sea, flempel, Barbados.
| MARINE MISCELLANY.
Ship Erskine NJ. Phelps sailed from Ma
Mia Oct. for Honolulu. She did not 90
ashore during typhoon at Cavite, as re-
ported by cable adylces.
Nassau, n. p, Oct. %. Sch. Hattie c.
Luce of Rockport, Capt Cooper from New
York, for Mobile and Hayti, stranded on
one Of the Bemini islands, (beIonging to the
| Bahama group, east of Florida strait, and
was tioated later. She is now awaiting the
| settlement of the salvage expenses.
Bath, Oct Is. Sch. Anne Lord, Russell,
while in tow, Went ashore at Lovejoys Mar
rows, above this city, grounding on sand
ed on next tide and discharged deckload of
lumber at Kelly Il Spear Co.'S yard, and will
go ON the railway for repairs, after which
She will proceed to New York.
Boston, Oct. II. Capt. Carter, of sch. Van
Aliens Boughton, which arrived 10th from
picked up the 21-foot yawl boat belonging
to sch. Chas. Davenport, when 20 miles S.
f. of Fire Island lightship, with the stem
stove in and the boat nearly full of water.
The Davenport arrived at Portland Oct. IA
| from Newport News.
Rockland. October 20. The two-masted
schooner j. b. Stinson of Belfast arrived
Wednesday night from Orland with 10000
brick for the W. II. Glover Co. Coming
into the Glover wharf she ran aground, and
, next tide. bridge from the schooner to
/ the Bicknell wharf was constructed, and
the deckload was being discharged Thurs
day. 1t was expected that the craft would
eventually be floated with but slight dam
age.
Bucksport, Oct 23 The schooner NJ. B.
Stet>on came into the harbor Saturday
morning with her flags at halfmast out Of
respect for Isaac Mcdonald of Gloucester,
Mass. Mr.. Mcdonald was found dead some
time in August in his boat, with his head
hanging in the water and his body in his
boat load of fish, indicating heart failure or
a tit. Fortunately the sea was calm and his
body lay in that position until found. The
schooner had a good load of Grand Bank
cod, 1, 100 quintal.
Boston, Oct. is. William F. Palmer and
others, owners of the schooner Iiarwood
Palmer, brought libel in the U. S. district
court today against the Merchants & Min
ers' Transportation Company, owners of the
steamer Juniata, seeking to recover S10,425
damages for injury to the schooner in col
| lision on Sept. 20 southeast of Highland
| light. In the accident the schooner had her
bowsprit and rigging carried away Several
| passengers on the steamer were injured and
| the steamer was badly damaged. The claim
is that the Juniata was solely at fault.
| To the Hon. Justice of the Supreme Judi
cial Court, next TO he held at Belfast in the