The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-10-05

E. Downes, New Haven; %, ar, sch. G. S.
Haskell, New York;
Port Reading, Sept. 26. Cid. sch. Ed
ward Stewart, Bangor.
Strawbridge, Portland; sid, sch; Humarock,
Philadelphia; 80, ar, sch. Clifford n. Car
yer. New York; 80. ar, bark Addie Morrill,,
New York.
Norfolk, Sept. %. Sid, ship Shenandoah,
Cavite. P. l. 30, ar, sch. VIM. H. Clifford,
Bangor.
Newburyport, Mass. Sept. 49, Sid, sch.
Lucy E. Friend, Philadelphia.
Washington, d. c., Sept. %. Cid, sch.
Herald, Baltimore.
Port Tampa, Fla. Sept. 2s Ar, sch. Pen
dletOn Satisfaction.
Georgetown, S. c., Sept. 20 Ar, sch.
Eliza j. Pendleton, New York.
Darien, Sept. %. Ar, sch. Mark Pendle-
ton, New York.
Mobile, Oct. l. Sid. sch. Nimbus, New
York
Halls Quarry, Me-, Sept. 30. Sid, sch.
Gulfport, Sept. 80. Sid, sch. Medford,
| Richardson, Philadelphia.
San Francisco, Oct; 2; Ar, sch. sonorna,
Herman, Sydney, N. S. w. ETC., via Homo
| lulu.
Pascagoula, Miss. Oct. /. Ar, bark Ed
FOREIGN PORTS.
Cormel, Sept. II. In port steamer Ameri-
can, Colcord, from New York for San
| Diego, &c. to sail 21st
San Juan, 7. R, Sept. 16. Sid, SCH
Georgia Gilkey, New York; IS, ar, bark
Mamie Swan, New York
| Honolulu, Sept. 26 Ar, steamer Sonama,
Herman, Sydney, n. s. w., &c. for San
| Francisco (and sailed; 20, sid, ship Mary
Savanna-la-mar, Sept. IS. In port, bktne,
| Auburndale, for New York, to sail in few
| days.
Rosario, Aug 81 Ar, bark Mabel l.
Meyers, Boston, via Buenos Ayres.
Buenos Ayres, Sept. 3. Ar, bark EIar-
ward, Boston.
Hiogo, Sept. /. In port, ship A. G. Ropes,
| Rivers, in distress.
Bliss, Belfast.
| MARINE MISCELLANY.
Ship Manuel Llaguno before reported
sold was bought by l.. Luckenbach of New
York for $4,000
Ship St. Nicholas, 1858 tons, built at
Bath in 1869, and baillng from San Fran
cisco, has been purchased by Samuel Ell
more of Astoria, Ore, reported at about
$4,000
Philadelphia, Oct. 1. Sch. G. P. Dixon
from Philadelphia for Colon, returned this
4afternoon in tow of tug Majestic. While
anchored below Marcus Hook this morning
| SIG was run lIlGo ny WV Udl SCS III Low VI
tug Lenape. The Dixon had dgurehea(
smashed, part of fore rigging carried away
and sustained other damage. Vessel is no
leaking.
The Coast and Geodetic survey an
nOunces through bulletin that an irol
spindle, surmounted by caSk on end, til,
whole painted red, has been erected on Bar
clay ledge, dry at low water, on the ives
side of North ISlesboro off the entrance tt
Sprague Cove, West Penobscot bay; alst
that the commanding officers OF the CoaS
and GeOdetic survey steamer Explorer ha
made an exhaustive but unsuccessful
search for 12-foot spot reported to eXis
about two fths of mile southeast of Mon
, roe island, West Penobscot bay entrance
Accordingly the spot, formerly shown
: about u miles from Owls Head lighthouse
, has been eXpunged from the charts.
Victoria, h. C., Sept. 90 Details OF ship
ping disasters in the south have been re
ceived here The largest ship built il
: American waters, the Roanoke, Captain
Amesbury, was destroyed by fire at Ne
houe, New Caledonia. The Roanoke was
taking on cargo of chrome ore when the
fire broke out forward. The 80 men assist
ed by the crew of the American ship Sus
quehanna and Norwegian bark Arabia, as
sisted in fighting the flames. Holes were
cut i'll the decl. and bucket brigades work
ing until steam was up and the pumps
were started, but the fire drove out the en-.
gineer and the fire fighters. The SuSque
hanna'S mate and some men were over
come by smoke and had a narrow escape
The vessel is a total loss. The Roanoke
reported destroyed by fire at Nehoue, New
Caledonia, was Bath vessel. The shil
was built by Arthur Sewall 4 Company
the owners, in 1892 Her tonnage was g.,
347. The ship Susquehanna, the crew OF
which assisted the Roanoke's crew in fight
ing the flame, was also built by the SeWa
firm and halls from Bath.