The Republican journal., 1907-12-26

Perth Amboy, Dec. II. Sid, sch. Winnie
Lawry, Belfast.
Brunswick, Dec. 10. Ar, sch. Georgia
Giikey, Norfolk q, sid, sch. Theoline, Bos-
ton.
Salem, Mass, Dec. 49, Sid, schrs. Pendle.
Beecher, do; John E. Delvin, Baltimore
Savannah, Dec. 20. Ar, sch. Sallie ron,
New York.
Portland, Dec IS. Ar, bark Rachel EN-
cry, New York; schs. Edward H. Cole,
Newport News; Isabel B. Wiley, Norfolk
for Perth AmbOy, towing barge Black Tom.
Stonington, Dec. II. Sid, schs. Herbert
May, New York; Abby Baker, coastwise;
10, ar, schs. Adelia T. Carleton, New York
Mary f. Lynch, Boston.
Searsport (Mack's Pont), Dec. 10. Ar,
SCH Herman F. Kimball, North Weymouth
sid, sch Matte j. Allies, Portland 20, sid,
sch. VIM. H. Davenport, Boothbay; %, in
port, schs. Fl. S. Boynton, from Weymouth,
Mass. Herman F. Kimba!, from do
Cape Jellison. Dec. 20. Sid, stmr. Hector,
Sabine Pass, via Philadelphia.
Calais, Dec. 10. Sid, sch. WawenOck, New
York.
Rockland, Maine, Dec. 81 Ar, sch. C. B.
Clark, Bangor for New York (and sid 22nd).
Frankfort, Dec. q. Sid, sch. Marian N.
Cobb, New York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Faiardo, P. r., Dec. 49, Ar, sch. Inez n.
Carver, Philadelphia.
Rio .Janeiro, N. b., Dec. 81. Ar, schooner
Harold B. Cousens, Norfolk.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Bangor, Me. Dec. 15 Navigation practi-
cally ended yesterday with the sailing of
| Schr C. B. Clark.
beaufort, n. C., Dec. 49, Schr. Augustus
| Welt, before reported tOWed into Cape
| Lockout Cove, has 6 feet of water in hold :;
| not leaking at present, pumps out OF order :;
| has one small boat; rudder o. X; all sails
except jib and spanker topsail in good con-
dition.
Boston, Dec. IS. The cargo of schr
| Thomas W. Lawson was insured for 100000
| at Lloyd's some of the scboOner'S owners
insured The vessel is broken in two be-
| tween the fifth and sixth masts; after part
sunk in deep water forward part was float
| ing capSized.
Beaufort, n c., Dec. 49, Schr Augustus
i Welt, before reported towed into Cape
, Lookout Cove, is leaking some yet; has
| seven feet of water in hold; pumps choked
and cannot be freed unless cargo is dis
| charged; surveyors recommend to pump
end tow to destination.
Portland, Me-, Dec. 20. A cablegram re-
ceived, tonight, by the wife of the master
| of the vessel, announced the sale arrival at
| Liverpool of Captain Parsons and crew of
| the schooner Gardiner B. Reynolds, which,
some uayS ago Was ItpoI tcN PaSSCu, iodH-
doned and on fire. The Reynolds sailed
from Wilmington, Nov. q, for Portland,
with lumber
Vineyard Haven, Mass, Dec. Is. Schr.
Jesse Barlow, Gilchrist, from South Amboy
for Rockland, was run into last night hear
Pollock Rip lghtship by tug Lehigh, from
Boston for Perth Amboy, towing barges
Bangor, Eckley and Brooklyn. The Bar
| low was struck near the fore rigging and
sank in five minutes. The crew took to the
yawl boat, saving only what they had on.
| They were taken on board the Lehigh and
brought here and left today for Mystic, Ct.
The Lehigh received only slight damage to
| bows and steamed this morning for Perth
Amboy, towing barges.
Boston, Dec 49, The news OF the aban-
donment ut sea of the Boston four-masted
schooner NimbuS was received today in
private cablegram to the managing owner
of the vessel, j. Ii. Flinter & Co. While
| only meager particulars were given, it is
| known that the crew had narrow escape
from death in the wreck of their vessel.
| The Nimbus, in command of captain Stahl
| left Philadelphia Dec. 9th for New Orleans
| with a cargo of about 400 tons of iron pipe.
! She was caught in the hurricane which
swept the coast Dec. Sth and became hope
| less wreck. A steamer rescued the crew
and landed the men at Port Antonio today.
The Nimbus was built at Belfast, Me-, in
1890 She was valued at about 600 and
was partially insured in this city.