The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-12-13

Sand River, N. S.; Samuel Hubbard, Ston-
ington, Me. !; 8, passed City Island, schooner
Telumah, Staten Island Tor Provlaence'
ar ar s chs R. Bowers, ST. John, N. B.; Dami-
eta & Joanna, Stockton via Bridgeport; 10.
ar, schs. Laura, Halifax, n. s.; Florence
A.. Bangor; Lizzie Lane, do; Robert NC
Farland, stockton; }. V. Wellington, Cal
ais; James F. Hoyt, Bluehill; James Both
well, Gloucester Noromoegga, ~ 81 J amme 4
Mitchell, Stonington; sailed, sch. Lyman NJ.
Boston, Dec. 5. Sailed, sch. VIM. G. Car
negie, Hampton Roads; 6, ar, schs. Omaha,
Bangor; Gilbert Stanclitfe, Stockton; 8, sid,
sch Helen J. setz, Baltimore; Il, ar, s aam
Mary FarrOw, Stockton Ida b. ellison, Ban
gor for New York.
Philadelphia, Dec. 6. Cid, tug Carlisle,
towing barges Bear Ridge for Portland and
RobesOnia and Marion for Searsp0rt; ship
Fort George, Sydney and Newcastle; schs.
W. L. Douglass, Port Arthur; Helen W.
ing barges Oak Hill from Boston, and Bar
nv and Paxinos from Bangor. :.
Norfolk, Dec T. Sid, schooner Henry W.
Cramp, Searsport; 8, sailed, sch. Horace A:
Stone, Ponce; 10, ar, sch. General AdelDert
Ames, New York.
Brunswick. Dec; 3. Sailed sen. Edlth y.
Folwell, New York =, sailed, sch. Henry b.
Fiske, Boston.
Mobile, Nov. 80 Sid, schooner Pendleton
Port Arthur, Tex, Dec. 5. Ar, sch. S. NJ.
Bird, Cardenas.
Richmond, Va, Dec , Z pa, sch' Harold
Perth Amboy, Dec. 8. Sid, sch Adelaide
Barbour, Fernandina.
Bangor, Dec. 5. Ar, barge No. from
Bayonne, n j., with oil; sid, schs. Ella NJ
Storer, Vineyard Haven for orders Harold
j. Mccarthy, Stockton and New York pass
ed in Fort Point, tug Lenape, towing barges
Langhorne, Philadelphia for Bangor, and
Knick erbocker, do for Searsport; 7, sailed,
schs. Myronus, New York; Ella M. Storer,
Vineyard Haven for orders; Sarah l.. Da-
Stockton Springs, Dec, 5. Ar, sch; Ruth
Robinson, Boston; sailed, sens. N9rtnlann
ar, schs. William p Hood, Bangor; Harold
j. Mccarthy, do; sid, sch. Minnie Slanson,
New York 9, ar, SchS. Anne Sargent, ROCK
port; sid, schs. Adelia T. Carleton, Havana !;
Harry W. Haynes, do; 10, sid, schs. Susie
p. Oliver, New York Annie Sargent, Rock
port
Portland, Dec. 5. Ar, sch. Jacob M. Has
kell, Philadelphia via Boston.
booker, Philadelphia via Fort Point; sid,
sch. Martha P. Small, coal port; ar. barge
Shawmut, Philadelphia via Fort Point.
Storer, Bangor for New York; Henry r.
Tilton, Kennebec and New York.
Castine, Dec Z. Ar, sch. Caroline krelsch-
Ell, Bangor.
Rockiand, Dec. g. Sid, schs. Northland,
John I. Snow and Brigadier, New York;
Helvetia, Norfolk and Washington.
Baltimore, Dec 10. Ar, sch. Frontenac,
Port Tampa.
FOREIGN PORTS.
4 AT Pird
Port Arthur.
Haiphong, Nov. 26. In port, ship E. B.
Sutton for Hong Kong and Baltimore or
New York (ready to saiD.
Havana, Nov. %. Ar, sch. Mollie S. Look,
Bruins wick.
b. Jordan, for Port Spain, ready to sail.
Port Spain, Nov II. Ar, sch. Emma S.
Lord, Wilmington, n. c., (and remained
23rd).
Baracoa, Nov. 81. Ar, sch. Arthur V. S.
" oodruff, New York (wiil probably sail
Dec. 10 on return).
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Biddetord, Me-, Dec g. The Saco river
closed to navigation for the season today.
Boston, Dec. 8. Sch. A. P. Emerson, be-
fore reported abandoned, vas as valued at
Lewes, Del, Dec. s. Assateague life saw
ars report that ChincOteague wreckers are |
stripping schooner Florence l. Lockwood,
aground on Williams Shoal, and salving
cargo about half of deckload lost.
Portland, Dec. Q. The tve-masted schoon-
Island Saturday in "a thick vapor caused by
she cold weather. She was tloated, undam-
aged, three hours later and proceeded out
Of the harbor for southern port for coal.
Vineyard Haven, Mass, Dec. II. Sch.
Henry W. Cramp, Norfolk for Searsport,
i y,
lying. jib and with mizzenn. gait broken.
Sch. James W. Paul, Jr., Newport News
or Boston, also arrived with loss of fore
taysail and with main gait broken.
Portland, Me-. Dec. 4. Fishing sch. For
una, owned by her master, Captain Tower,
md Sawyer Brothers of Jonesport,, bound
rom Jonesport to Gloucester with fish,
struck Trundy's Reef buoy today and sank
ust outside this harbor. Captain Tower
md his crew reached shore in dory.
Charleston, S. c., Dec. 8. U. S. revenue
utter Seminole blew up today with dyna-
mite sunken schooner % miles S w Il w
rom Charleston light vessel, completely
athoms of water, with mast projecting Is
eet, and serious menace to navigation.
Pictou, n. S, Dec. 10. The three-masted
American schooner Laura M. Lunt Of Bos-
on, after being caught in the ice in North
lmberland strait, was lowed into this port
Quay ny tHe SoVei ulDeit iCo-pl GAMING stCon-
II Mimic. The schooner is bound from Bath
lrst, N. B., for Boston with cargo of laths.
She suffered no serious damage from her
experience and will resume her voyage for
session tomorrow.
Vineyard IIa Ell. Mass, Dec g. Schooner
}rina p. Pendleton, Hutchngs, Bangor for
New York, which arrived here today, re-
,orts yesterday, a. M, miles OF High
and light, passed sch. VIM. M. Fishall {?
nay be sch. VIM Marshall, from ST. John,
\. b., Nov. %, for New York, and at Port
and, Dec. g., lumber laden and waterlog
ed. The crew wanted to be taken off, but
IS it was blowing IL gale the Pendleton
ould not render any assistance. The "Flsh-
LlPs' boat was gone and sails torn to pieces.
sch. Luther T. Garretson, Salem for Fhila
lelpha, stopped here today to land sick