The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-07-20
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.
July II. Sch. Polly, Ryan, Boston.

AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, July -. Sid, schs. L. T. Whit
more, Stonington, Me. !; Charlie & Willie,
Bangor; Adelaide Barbour, Philadelphia !;
"A, ar, schs. Eliza J: Pendleton, Georgetown,
S. c.; American Team, Port Reading for
ton, n. c.; Ii, sid, sch. Jose Olaverri, Sa-
vannah; ar, sch. Hattie c. Luce, Bangor;
Is, sid, sch. Augusta W. Snow, San Juan
via Naguabo; II, ar, sch. A. F. Kindberg,
Bangor; 10, ar, schs. Hattie IL: Barbour,
S. Nj. Bird, Somes Sound; Rodney Parker,
do; Cumberland, Hurricane Island; ship
Shenandoah, San Francisco.
Boston. July 10. Sid, schs Laura NJ.
Lunt, Brunswick; Polly, Belfast; Van AL
lens Boughton, Baltimore; Fiheman, ston-
iington, Me-; Il, az, schs. Edward T; stqtes-
man, do; W. o. Nettleton, DO; William
Matheson, do; Willie L. Swift, do; Omaha,
do; William Pickering, do; IS, sid. sch.
Gov. Powers, Newport News.
Cape Henry, Va, July 16. Passed out,
sch. John Twohy, for Bangor.
Portland, July IA. Ar, SCH Abbie C.
Stubs, Raritan River, n. j.. :; sid, sch Me
LISA A. Wiley, Stonington and New York.
Bangor, July "A. Ar, sch. Lizzie Lane,
ton; 10, ar, sch. Horace A. Stone, Stockton,
to load ice; sid, sch. Mary Ann Mccain,
Vineyard Haven, for orders; &c. ar, schs.
Paul Palmer, Norfolk; Andrew Nebinger,
New York; sid, sch. Harriet Rogers, Bos-
ton; II. sid. sch. Miles NJ. Merry, Hampton
York.
Sullivan, July, l6. Ar, sch. Jennie A.
Stubs, Sedgwick.
Bath, July 10. Cid, sch. J. Manchester
Haynes, Philadelphia; IA, sid, sch. Ralph
N. Hayward. Washington, D. c.; ar, sch.
Willis and Guy, Boston.
Fernandina, July ID. Ar, sch. Theoline,
Boston.
Newport News, July ID. Ar, SCH James
W. Paul, Jr., Bangor; II, ar, schs. Fronte-
nae, Boston Edward H. Cole, do. Cora F.
Cressy, do; Fannie Palmer, do; sid, sch.
James w. Paul, Jr., Boston.
Norfolk, July II. Ar, schs. Eleanor A.
Percy, Boston; Martha P. Small, do; Marie
Palmer, do. Governor Ames, Bangor.
Brunswick, July IA. Cid, schs. D. H.
Rivers, New York; Henry B. Fiske, Bos-
ton; 10, cid, bark, Herbert Fuller, New
York ; sch. Lydia NJ. Deering, Camden and
Bath.
San Francisco, July Is. Sid, ship Emily
F. Whitney, Honolulu.
| Port Tampa, July IA. Sid, sch. Harry I.
Hayward, Baltimore.
Portsmouth, n. H., July 1G. Ar, schs.
Bangor for Boston.
Galveston, July Is. Cid, sch. c. P. Dixon,
| Philadelphia.
Hyannis, Mass, July 10. Al, sch. Kit
Carson, Hoboken, to discharge.
Washington, D. c., July 16. Cid, SCH j.
c. StraWbridge, Boston.
New London, July 16 Ar, sch. Carrie A.
| Bucknam.
Port Arthur, Tex, July -. Sid, sch. Levi
S. Andrews, New York.
Hallowell, Me-, July 13 Ar, sch. Jennie
G. Pilsbury, Baltimore
Halls 0uarrv 10 1uI In
E. Arcularius, for New York, ldg.
| Rockland, Me-, July -. Ar, sch. Susan
n. Pickering, New York IL, ar, sch. Ned
?. Walker, Providence (for Jonesport and
New York.
Philadelphia, July IT, Ar, sch. Adelaide
Barbour, New York; is, ar, sch. Jacob Nj.
Haskell, Boston.
Sand Key, July 10. Ar, sch. Pendleton
Sisters, Port Arthur for Philadelphia.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Havana. July 3. Ar, schs. Kate Feore,
Macoris, July 4. Ar, sch. Emma S. Lord,
New York ito sail about sth for St. Domin.
go City to finish discharging).
st. John, n. B., July Is. Ar, sch. Harold
3. Cousens, Virginia; II, az, schs. Lucia
v9rter Richmond IS nd E Ne 1d Perth Amboy
AMER, June 30. Passed, ship Luzon,
Philadelphia for Manila.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Boston, July IS. Late yesterday after
noon the big refrigerating fruiter Limon,
Captain Frost, arrived from Port Limon,
Costa Rica. Capt. Frost reported passing
the derelict schooner Edward L. Warren,
on the outward trip to Port Limon, on July
l, in lat. 800 40 n, Ion. go 40 W. The wreck
was floating we'll out of water, the cabin,
| wheel and both anchors intact. The wreck
was most dangerous obstruction to navi-
| cation. The Warren was abandoned sever
al months ago in a waterlogged condition
| Her crew was saved.
Rockland, July II. Christened with flow
ers by Miss Hattie Carver, the three masted
schooner, Helvetia, was launched from the
| yard of I. L. Snow & Co., at noon, Monday
The vessel has been two years building and
is remarkable for the amount of heavy ma
terial which has entered into its construc-
ton. The dimensions are as follows: Gross
tonnage, 499; net tonnage, 1914 length of
keel, 1914 feet; breadth Of beam, 362 feet !;
depth of hold, 1913 feet. The schooner is
built for the lumber and stone trade, and
will be ready for sea in about three days
The Helvetia will be commanded by Capt
John Bernet of this city, and is given the
ancient name of his native country-Switz-
erland.