The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-08-10

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M. Lunt Boston; 2, ar, schs. William E.
Downes. New York Frank Barnet, Boston !;
3. CID, brig Jennie Hubert. Cardenas.
GEORGETOWN, S. c., Aug. l. Ar. sch. Mark
Pendletop, New York.
R. Tilton, New York; sid, sch. Joseph B.
Thomas, Bangor; 2, ar, sch. Edward I.
StOtesbury, Boston; 4, sid, sch. Henry r.
TiltOn, Gardiner.
Norfolk, Aug. !. Ar. schs. Lyman NJ.
Law Law, Boston; ALICE F. CLARK. Bangor; 2
Walcott, do; 3, cid, sch. Edith g. Folwell,
Charlotte Harbor sid, sch. Lyman NJ. Law,
Bangor Z, cid, sch. Alice E. Clark, Bangor.
Gulfport, Aug. 5. Sid. sch. Fred W..
Aver, Matanzas.
larius, Vinalhaven; 7, cid, sch. Horace P.
Shores, Stockton Springs.
Sargentville, Aug. 5. Sid, sch. Paul Palm
er, Baltimore.
Rockport, Aug. 5. Ar, sch: Clarence H.
Venner, Rockland Qoads for Washington.
F. Packard, Baltimore via Montevideo.
Port Royal, S. c., Aug. 1. Ar, sch. Sallie
ron, Philadelphia.
Jacksonville, August 2. Ar, sch. Henry
Crosby. New York 4. ar, sch. Glad Tidings,
New York.
Fernandina, Aug 4. Ar, bark Good News,
Baltimore; 5, sid, schs. Helen G. Moseley,
New York ; Clifford N. Carver, Perth Am
boy
Vineyard Haven, Mass, Aug. Z. Ar, schs.
Maiden, Newport News for Portland Phin-
cas- II. Gay, New Bedford for Bangor; Grace
Davis, Elizabethport for do Flora Condor,
Port Reading for do, sid, sch. Mollie Rhodes.
South Amboy for Bucksport; passed, schs.
Singleton Palmer, Norfolk for Portland ;
Hattie c. Luce, New York for do; George
E. Walcott, Norfolk for Bangor; VIM. II.
Clifford, do for do Joseph B. Thomas,
Newport News for do; Anne Lord, New
York for do; Susan n. Pickering, Perth
Amboy for Rockland.
FOREIGN PORTS.
San Juan, P. r., July 20 Sid, bark Re-
becca Crowell, Turks Island and Boston.
Havana, July %. Sid, sch. Kate Feore,
Gulfport, Miss.
Jucaro, (Cuba), July %. In port. bark
Rose lines, to sail Aug. for New York.
| Buenos Ayres, July 2 In port, bark
$780,
St. John, N. B., Aug T. Sid, schs Abbe
G. Stubs, New York Charlotte I. Sibley,
do. 8, cid, sch. Lucia Porter, New York:
Mayaguez, P. R., Aug. s. Ar, bark Edw
L. Mayberry, Pascagoula.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Vineyard Haven, Mass, Aug 2. Diver
located leak today in sch. Chester K. Law.
renee near the cardboard seam and stopped
it. Vessel sailed for destination today
without reshipping any of her cargo.
Boston, Aug. 6. There is said to be prac-
tically deadlock between the coastwise
sailing vessel owners and the lumber mer-
chants in regard to cargoes from the gull
and South Atlantic ports for destinations
north of Cape Hatteras. Freights can be
readily obtained at the prevailing rates
but vessel owners are not anxious to char.
ter for southern trips at this season of the
year.
Boston. Aug. 4. The seven-masted steel
schooner Thomas w. Lawson, Capt. Arthur
Crowley, arrived yesterday morning from
Newport News. She came out by the
Virginia capes July y and had easterly
winds all the passage. Off Fire island a
heavy easterly gale was encountered, but
was picked up off the light by the tugs
Mercury and Juno and was towed to Liver
pool wharf, where she will discharge her
cargo of S053 tons of coal.
) Boothbay, Me-, August 6. The schooner
Yankee Maid of RocSland, Me-, Captain
; laden with general cargo, arrived here
Saturday and reported that at a. m
Saturday night, when 10 miles southeast
from Seguin, she colided with the three
masted schooner John S. Deerng of Bath
Me- The Yankee Maids mainmast was
, carried away to the deck, her mainSal was
gone, foresail torn, port side badly smashed
in and other damage was sustained. Cap
tain Paul and crew Immediately abandoned
the vessel, but afterwards went Oh board
when it was discovered that she would MOI
> founder, and came here under part of hel
foresail and jib. The collision occurred il
a thick fog, and the damage to the John S
Deering was not ascertained. The Yankee
Maid will be towed to ROckland for repairs
A naphtha launch belonging to Rockan(
parties that was part of the cargo of thu
Yankee Maid was badly damaged Thu
Yankee Maid is a 80 ton schooner, built il
| 1858 at Portsmouth, n H.