The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-07-13
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or BELFAST.

SAILED.
Julv IN Sailed Sch. Harriet Rogers, Pat
July II. Sch. George v. Jordan, Dodge,
SOmes Sound.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, July 5. Ar, bark Ethel,
Charleston for Elizabetbport; s, ar, sch.
Osprey. North BroOksville for Eddyville j;
sid, sch. Jessie Lena, Norfolk; Z, ar. schs.
NJ. K. Rawley, Bangor, Me-, via Stamford,
Ct; u. NJ. Morales, Bangor, Me. Florence
a. DO via Roslyn L. c l. 7: s Mhitmo ore
Moilie Rhodes, New York for Vinalhaven.
Boston, July 5. Ar, schs. Paul Palmer,
Newport News; Gardiner G. Deering, Bal
timOfe; Henry F. Kreger. do. sid, bark
Harvard, Buenos Ayres; schs. Frontenac,
coal port; 6, sid. schs. Loduskia, Bangor ;
Lillian, Machias Mary FarrOw, StOnington,
Me. ~, sid, sch. Edward H. Cole, coal port.
PHILADELPHIA, July 4. Ar, schs. jeremiah
Smith, Stonington, Me-; George E. Klinck,
Long Cove; tug Swatara, towing barges
Phoenix and Trevorton from Bangor and
Eagle Hill from Rockland 6, ar, sch. Maine,
Lloyds Neck; Pendleton Brothers. Port
Arthur, Texas
Delaware Breakwater, Del, July g. Ar,
sch Sallie ron, Philadelphia for Port Royal
Baltimore, July 5. Sid. sch. Medford,
Richardson, Galveston.
Portland, July Z. Sid, SCH Nathaniel T
Palmer, Philadelphia; j. Manchester
Haynes, Kennebec.
Bangor, July g. Ar, SCH Mary J. Elliott
Belfast; Sid, schs. Winfield Schuster, coal
port; Hattie IL. Barbour. New York I, ar,
sch George E. Walcott, Norfolk !; sid, sch.
Waterman, Boston.
E. Friend, Providence; Carrie E. Look,
New York.
Norfolk, July 6. Sid, sch. William Fl.
Clifford, Bangor; 7 sid, Mary E. Palmer
Bangor
Fernandina, July 5. Ar, sch. Theoline,
Moody, Boston.
Charleston, s. c., July /. In port, bark
Addie Morrell, for New York, ldg.
Port Tampa Fla, July 1. Ar, sch. John
E. Devlin, Hichborn, Galveston.
Washington, D. c., July g. Ar, sch. j. C.
Strawbridge. Kennebec.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Callao, June %. Sid, ship Abner Coburn,
Burgess, Newcastle, n. S. W.
Macoris, July L. Ar, sch. Emma S. Lord,
Erskine, New York.
Honolulu, July 3. Sid, ship Gov. ROBBIE,
Grenada, B. W. l., July l. In port, sch.
Havelock (Br.) for Bonaire and Bangor.
New Caledonia, July l. Ar, ship Roa-
noke, Sydney. n. 5. W:
HALIFAX, June oU. Clu, SCH. Alice y. CTdO-
tree, Jordan River, n. S.
Havana, June 26. Sid, sch. Frank T.
Stinson, Mobile.
Newcastle, n. S. W., June q. Ar, ship
St. Francis, Antofagasta for San Francisco
St. John, n. B., July Z. Cid, schs. Lois
V. Chaples, City Island; A. P. Emerson,
do. Allen Green, New York.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Washington, July 6. Gold medals have
been awarded by Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw to William II. Gaskill, the keeper,
and Kilby Guthrie, Walter NJ. YeomanS,
Tyre Moore, Joseph L. Lewis, John A.
Guthrie. James w. Fulcher, John E. Kirk
man and c. T. Jarvis, Surfmen, of the Cape
Lookout life saving station in recognition
of their services in saving the lives of the
crew of sch. Sarah d. j. Rawson, which
stranded on Lookout Shoals Feb 9, 1905.
Portland, Me, July s. The three-masted
schooner Melissa A. Wiley of Thomaston,
Me-, which was tOwed into the harbor late
this afternoon in a damaged condition was
in collision earlier in the day off Seguin
during thick fog with the three-masted
schooner W. D. Hilton, lumber laden, from
Bangor for New York. Her jibboom was
carried away and her head rigging and
bobstays ruined. The other schooner was
injured about her port bow and came into
port leaking but under her own sail. The
Wiley was stone laden from Clark's Island
to Norfolk. Both schoOnerS will repair at
this port. The damages are not serious
and neither captain biameS the other. The
fog horns on the Hilton were not heard dis
tinctly on the Wiley and to this fact the &C
cident is attributed.