The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-12-05
THE REPUBLICAN, JOURNAL THURSDAY, DEoEMBER s, 1907

Dy, fnIIauelpn!as Salleu, sen. 1Zetta, New
80. ar. sch. A: F. .kindberg, South Amboy !;
Dec. 2, ar, schs. James W. Elwell, Philadel.
phia; Helen Thomas, Newport News; 3, ar,
schs. Brigadier. Port johnson Irene E. Me-
servey, South Amboy SID, schs. ALICIA B.
Crosby, coal port; Julia P. Cole, New Haven.
R. L. Tay, Lizzie D. Small, VIM. D. Hilton
and Ida B. Gibson, Bangor; Flora Condor
and Eva A. DanenhOWer, JOnesbOrO; ThOs
Xix, Rockport; Susie P. Oliver, Stockton
Springs.
NJ. Sawyer new, New York.
Stockton, Nov: g. Sid, bark Geronimo,
Bianchi Ital), Palermo; Dec. l, sid, bark
Teresina ltal), Palermo.
StOnington, Nov. 81. Ar, schs. William
Mason, to load stone for N. Y. Silver Heels,
Rockland; sid, sch. F. c. Pendleton, n Y. !;
%, ar, sch: L. T. Whitmore, South Amboy j;
sid, sch. Mary E. Lynch, Boston; %, ar, sch.
Herbert May, South Amboy; 80, ar, sch.
VIM. Bisbee, New York.
Hurricane island, Me-, Nov. 49, In port,
sch. Merrill c. Hart, from New York Qoads
Rockland, Me-, Nov. 80 Ar, schs. Briga-
dier, New York for Bangor; Metinic, do for
Bar Harbor; Nat Aver, Bangor for New
York; William Mason, Stonington for do ;
sid, schs. William d. Hilton, Newark, N.
j.; F. G. French, Port Chester.
Swans Island, Maine, Nov. 49,. Ar, schs.
Samuel B. Hubbard, Salem; %, Jas. Boyce,
Boston (both to load for New York;.
Mcintyre, Stockton Springs.
Wilmington, n. c., Dec. 2. Cid, bark Au-
burndale, New York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Black River, ia, Nov. 81. Sid, sch. Her.
aid, Chester, Pa.
Newcastle, N. S. W., Nov. %. Ar, ship A.
j. Fuller, from and for San Francisco.
Honolulu, Nov. 80 Sid, stmr. Mexican,
Nichols, Kahului for Salina Cruz.
Palermo, Nov. 49, Arrived, bark AniellO,
Trinity Bay, Mart, Dec q Ar, bark On
away, Portland, Me.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Norfolk, Va, Nov. 81. Capt. Worden, of
sch. Addison E. Bullard, reports passed
Goth, sch. Medford, Richardson, from Port
Tampa for Baltimore, anchored IA miles
Sc of Cape Henry, with. windlass broken
otherwise all well.
T. Garretson, Phila., for Salem, while get
ting under way here this morning, fouled
schooner PeDobscot, anchored, and had
| yawl boat badly stove in. The Penobscot
had boat badly damaged and dayits bent.
New York, Nov. 49, Sch. Lavinia NJ.
snow, from aqua, Reports lIOlu ldt oU nstu d
succession of violent NE and NV gales.
which flooded forward house, destroying
stores and galley fixtures; smashed steering
| gear, water casks and did other damage
about decks. II the Gulf Stream, off Hat
teras, saw considerable lumber adrift.
| Vineyard Haven, Mass, Nov. 26 Sch.
! Joseph b. Thomas from Newport News
| for Bangor, reports while at anchor off
Shinnecock, Nov. oath, in heavy ENE gale,
| lost lib, had forward house stove in, putting
out ire in engine room, and cabin flooded.
| Reports Off Fire Island passed through
| large quantities of spruce lumber, apparent
| ly not long in the water. Stopped here for
| supply of fresh water and proceeded.
| Portland, Nov. 90. Sch. James W. Paul,
i Jr., which arrived here today had a rough
| time of it during the storm and had a
rather patched up appearance as it dropped
anchor in the stream of the upper harbor as
| the after cabin was boarded up about the
gangway and number of the windows,
| and the galley had about the same appear
ance and the house in the forward part of
the craft was almost carried away. The
vessel was on the way here from Norfolk
and run into the storm the latter part of
last week and was forced to anchor off
Atlantic City and was there during the
worst of the blow. AT the worst of the
storm there were a number OF huge seas
sweeping the decks and the crew state that
it was most fortunate that the entire decks
were not swept clean of all of the houses.
AS it was the bins were flooded and doors
and windows were of little protection and
were unable TO withstand the force of the
seas. 1t was also fortunate that no one
was injured.