The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-11-30
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| SHIP NEWS.
Nov. "a. Schs. Anna Lonise Lockwood.
| New York, coal to the Belfast Fuel & Hay
Co. Circle, Vinalhaven.
| AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Nov. %. ar, .schs. Henry R.
| Tilton, Richmond, Me-; Abel C. Buckley,
Bangor cid, sch. Harold 3: C0usens, Wash
ingt0n, ID. c.. sid, sch. Nimbus, Philadel-
phia q. ar, schs u, Charles "; Aicott' Ban
for eastern port; sid, schs. Young Brothers,
Baltimore; Etna, San Domingo; cid, sch.
Edward II. Blake, Crandall, Fla; "a, ar,
sch. Isaiah K. Stetson, Savannah; Is, ar,
bark Ethel, Charleston; sch. Helena, Turks
Island; sid, schs. Harold b. COusens, Wash
ington, D. c.; Almeda Wiley, Norfolk y,
sid, schs. Estelle. Brunswick Edward o..
Blake, Crandall, Fla. ar, sch. Ella NJ. Will
ley, ST. Simcns; %, ar, sch. Thelma. Bruns-
Boston, Nov o. Ar, sch. Mary Farrow,
Bangor for Lynn %, sid, sch. j. Manches-
ter Haynes, Fernandina; "a, ar, sch. Annie
Bliss, Edgewater sid, schs. Daylight, Phila-
delphia Charleston, Bangor.
Philadelphia, Nov. o. Ar, sch: Horace
A. Stone, Bangor; %, ar, sen; Ml I'm New
sch. VIM. X. Park, do; %, ar, sch. Young
Brothers, Bay View.
Baltimore, Nov "a. Ar, sch. Sallie ron,
jacksonville; q. al, sch. Jacob M. Haskell,
Portland, Nov. 81. Ar, schs. James W.
Paul, Jr., Philadelphia; j. w. Balano,
Jacksonville.
Davis, Vineyard Haven for orders; Regina,
Boston; 49, ar, schs: Mary & Rogers, Bos-
ton; Izetta, Salem; sid, schs. William Jones,
| SENS.
Grace Davis, Jersey City; Racehorse, Bos-
ton; Carrie E. Look, Rockland; sailed, sch
John Douglass, New York ; %, ar, schs. An
ME L. Henderson, Port Reading; Fannie F.
napolis, n. s. Nat Aver, New York Emma
+ Harvey, do; %, ar, schs. lzetta, New
York; LOduskia, Boston.
Bath, Nov. %. Ar, sch. Theoline, Boston.
Stockton, Me-, Nov. o. Ar, sch: Lizzie
Lane, New York; %, ar. tug Lehigh, with
barge Bangor.
Halls Quarry, Nov. 81. Sid, sch. EVE B.
Hall, Havre de Grace.
Bucksport, Nov. "a. Sid. sch. Willie F.
Swift, Souris, P. E. |.
Bruins wick, Ga, Nov. q. Ar, sch. Win
| field s. Schuster, Portland; %, ar, sch. Inez
n. Carver, Providence; 25, sid, sch. Frank
Barnet, Boston.
Galveston, Nov 81. Cid, schs. Edith G.
Folwell, Port Tampa; John E. Develin, do.
| IL, .. O.s
Pendleton, New York.
Newport News, Nov. %. Ar, schs. John
| Twohy, Bangor Jennie French Potter, do;
%, ar, sch. Lucy E. Friend, Providence; Is,
ar, sch. Wm E. Downes, New York %, sid,
sch. Lucy E. Friend, Newburyport; p, cid.
Norfolk, Nov. %. Ar, sch. Gov. Ames,
Boston; IS, sailed, sch. j. c. strawbridge,
Charleston.
Fernandina, Fla, Nov %. Ar, sch. Henry
lade Barbour, Perth Amboy 26, sid, sch.
Lizzie B. Wiley, New York.
San Francisco, Nov. %. Sid, bark Edward
May, Honolulu and Makawell.
Pascagoula, Miss, Nov. a. Ar, sch. Nor
Ombega, Havana.
Jacksonville, Nov. 26 Sid, SCH Mary A.
Hall, Philadelphia.
Port Arthur, Tex, Nov. 23 Cid, sch.
Pendleton Satisfaction, New London.
Stonington, Me-, Nov. Is. Ar, sch Sadie
Willcutt, Pendleton, Boothbay Ito load for
New York;.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Port Spain, Nov. II. Arrived, sch. Miles
NJ. Merry, Norfolk.
Lvisia Bay, Cuba. Nov. l. Sailed, Sch
Colon, Nov. u. Ar. sch. Augusta II.
Babcock, Philadelphia.
Savanna-la-Mar, Nov %. Sid, sch. Star
IL.
Sidney, n. S. W. Nov. p. Ar. previous
ly, ship st. David, Tacoma.
Havana, Nov. "a Ar, sch. Marie Palmer,
Philadelphia.
Bermuda. Nov a. Ar, bark Auburn
| dale, New York, five days passage.
San Juan, p. r., Nov 10. Ar, brig Havi-
lah, Pascagoula.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Mobile, Ala, Nov. 81. Schr. Hattie c.
moo was ha ule1 out and q survey was hold
yesterday by representatives of the Board
of Underwriters. 1t was found that no
serious damage resulted from the vessel
striking a reef near Bimini Islands while
on the passage from New York to this port.
Boston, Nov. %. The big seven-masted
schooner homas W. Lawson, Capt. Grow
ley, and the siX-master George W. Wells,
the pioneer of that type of schooner, left
here yesterday morning, and will probably
try conclusions on their run down the coast
to Hampton roads. The Wells passed down
the harbor at a. M, in tow of tug boat
Pallas, and half an hour later the Lawson,
in tow of the tugbOat Mercury, started
down stream. While the Wells is con-
sidered the faster vessel, and is looked
upon as an easy winner, in certain kinds
| OF weather the Lawson would probably
give her rival a close run. Both vessels
are owned by the Coastwise Transportation
Company of this city.
Rockland, Me-, Nov. %. A sunken ledge
and collision with an outward bound
coaster nearly ended the career of the Isles
boro schooner Menawa off Lobster Cove,
last night. The Menawa, which was bound
from New York for Bangor with coal,
struck the ledge early in the evening, but
the rising tide floated her after some of her
seams had opened. Scarcely had she gained
the channel, when the schooner John Doug
las, bound out for New York, ran into the
disabled schooner and carried away some
of her headgear. The Douglas lost some of
her rigging and was obliged to put back for
repairs. The crew of the Whitehead life
saving station went to the assistance of the
Menawa and remained on board until the
arrival this morning of the tug Somers n
Smith, which towed her here leaking badly.
Her crew was much exhausted from their
many hours at the pumps.
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