The Republican journal., 1905-08-03
Charleston, S. c.. July q. Arrived, bark

Charleston, s. C.. July q. Arrived. bark
Washington. D. G., July 27. Ar, sch.
Ralph N. Hayward. Kennebec; cid, SCH.
Young Brothers, Norfolk; 80, cid, sch. j.
Manchester Haynes, Baltimore.
Salem, Mass, July %. Ar, schs. Marie
Palmer. Norfolk; Edward Ii. Cole, New
port News; 81, ar, sch. L. D. Remick, Ban
COR ltor orders); Aug. l, ar, sch. Charlie q
Willie, Black Island for New York.
~, Port Reading, n. J., July %. AT, schs.
Flora Condor, New York Emma S. Briggs,
do; cid, sch. Helena, Boston; 81. cid, sch.
Flora Condor, Bangor.
New Haven, July 20. Ar, sch. Mary Ann
McCann, Bangor; 81, ar, sch. 7. W. Allan,
Bangor.
Stonington, Me-, July &c. Sid. sch. Chas.
H. Trickey. New York; q, sid. SCH Flor
ence Leland, New York; %, ar, sch. John
Paul, Boston.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Bonaire, July II. Sid, sch. Havelock,
Honolulu. July %. Ar, str. Sonoma, Her.
cisco (and sailed); ship Mary L. Cushing,
Balch, Newcastle, N. S. W. via Auckland.
Montevdeo, June 26. Ar, bark John S.
St. John, n. B.. July Of. Ar, sch. Char
lotte 7. Sibley, Boston.
Macoris. July 10. Sid, sch. Emma s.
Lord, Erskine (from New York;, San Do
mingo City, to finish discharging:
Rio Janeiro, July 2. In port bark jose
phine for Baltimore.
Naguabo, P. R., July 2s AZ, sch. Angus
ia W. Snow, Armstrong, New York III
Sydney, G. b.. July &c Sid, steamer
Roosevelt, Peary, - (and passed out
Low Point 3 p. NO.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Vineyard Haven, July 81. Sch. Loduskia,
from Bangor for orders, reports yesterday
on Nantucket Shoals, in heavy SW wind,
broke foregatf and tore foresail; will repair
and proceed.
Norfolk, Va, July 30. Sch. Maiden,
CHM, Newport News for Bangor, with
coal, sprung aleak off the capes and was
towed in here by tug Sea King, leaking
| 900 strokes per hour. Master has wired
| owners for instructions.
Chatham, July %. The derelict sch.
| Nimrod was dynamited today by members
of the U. S. engineer corps from Newport
and it is thought that they were success
full in removing her as menace to naviga-
ton in Pollock Rip Slue
| New London, July 80. The three-masted
schooner George Nebinger, Capt. Robinson,
went ashore on the east end of Gull Island
some time last night during a heavy fog
and wreckers worked at her today. She is
| full of water, but it is believed she will be
pulleu OH MONDAY Win the HOOu Tue.
London, July 81. According to adyices from
Hioeo, received today, the ship A. G. Ropes
of New York, from Hong Kong, about june
30, for Baltimore and New York, is probably
a total loss. The damage to the cargo, how
ever, is believed to be slight. The A. G.
Ropes put into Hiogo for repairs, having
been damaged during a severe gale. She
was built in 1884 at Bath, Me-, and is 2o3.
tons net register. Her dimensions are
Length 25s feet; beam AL feet and depth
2s.5 feet.
| Vineyard Haven, Mass, July II. The
schooner Chester r. Lawrence of Rockport
Me-, Capt. Cooper, put IN here early today
leaking The vessel, which is bound from
Jersey City for the Kennebec River with a
cargo of cement for the United States
government, was in collision with two light
mud scows in tow of tug John Fleming in
| New York Harbor on July %. Her jib
boom and headgear were carried away AND
her hull was SO badly shaken up that she
| sprang leak The captain proceeded, hop
| ing to be able to reach his destination, but
| it was necessary to keep one pump con
stantly in use, and finally he decided to put
| into this port A diver will make temporary
repairs after which the schooner will pro
coed.