The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-08-15
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Aug. Z. Ar. schs. Cora Green,
Bangor; Mary E: Lynch. Stonington; Ed
ton, Port Reading for Dorchester; 9, ar,
schs. William Booth, Long Cove; Samuel
Hart, St0nington; Ruth b. Cobb, Savannah;
Lena White, Swans Island; II, ar, schs.
Puritan, Bangor; Grace Davis. do; Mary
Ann MCCAIN, do; Metinic. Green Island,
Maine; William Mason, Stonington; passed
City Island, Adelia 7. Carleton, New York
for Rockland; Menawa, South AmbOy for
Bangor; Mark Pendleton, Port Reading for
Dorchester; u, passed City Island. schs.
Irene E. Meservey, New York for Bangor;
Sadie Willcutt, do for eastern port Florence
A. Smart, Albany for Bangor; A. F. Kind
| berg, Port Reading for Winterport; Is, ar,
schs. Scotia, Charleston; Edna, Georgetown,
| S. c.; sid, Schs. Marion N. Cobb, Portland;
Pendleton Brothers, Newport News.
Bangor; sid, sch. Henry B. Fiske, Fernan-
dina; s, ar, sch. Charley Woolsey, Port
Reading for Lynn cid, sch Jonathan Saw
yer. Stonington and New York; 9, cid, bark
Harvard; sch. Lucia Porter, Bridgewater,
Philadelphia, Aug. Z. Cid, sch. Mary L.
Crosby, Boston; sid, sch. Nj. V. B. Chase,
| Kennebec; 10, sid, sch. Harold C. Beecher,
Pigeon Cove; II. ar, sch. F. c. Pendleton,
New York II, arrived, sch. Helvetia, High
1s!dnu Gu, SCH. delen Z. 1ait, baugoF
Baltimore, Aug. u. Ar, bark Addie Nor
rill, Bath; sch. Gov. Powers, Boston; r.
Bowers, Campbelton, N. B.
Charleston, S. C., Aug. 6. Sid, sch. Scotia,
New York.
Fernandina, Aug. 6. Ar, sch. Pendleton
Satisfaction, Providence; s, ar, SCH AIDE
laide Barbour, Mayport; 10, ar, sch. s. G.
Haskell, Providence.
Newport News, Aug. 6. Ar, SCH Alicia
B. Crosby, Bangor; 7, sid, sch. Luther 7.
Garretson, Newburyport; s, ar, sch. North
land, Boston; sid, schs. Edward Ii. Cole,
Boston; Elm City. Bangor; 8, sid, sch. Mary
p. Palmer, Bangor; u, arrived, schs. Mount
Hope, Bangor; j. G. Strawbridge, Washing
ton.
Norfolk, Aug. g. Ar, sch. Lucy E. Friend,
Providence; 8, ar, SCH s. P. Blackburn,
SearspOrt 9, ar, sch. Gov. Ames, Searsport !;
TO- ar. sch. Jose Olaverri, New York ii, ar,
| sch. Frontenac.
Port Reading, August 6. Cid, sch. Mark
Pendleton, Dorchester.
Salem, Aug. 6. Ar, sch. Flora Condor,
South Amboy for Damariscotta.
| Washington, D. c., Aug. g. Cleared, sch.
Daylight, Boston.
Mobile, Aug. 5. Ar, sch. Alice Lord, Ha-
vana; Z, ar. sch. Fred Aver. San Juan.
| Jacksonville, Aug l. Ar, schs. John Paul,
Nipe Bay, Cuba; Helena, Norfolk; Georgia
Gilkey, Boston.
Brunswick, Aug 8. Sid, sch. Frank Bar
York. ~ ~ 49, ~
Perth Amboy. n. j., Aug g. Sailed, sch.
Adelia I. Carleton, Rockland.
Bangor, Aug. 7. Ar, sch. Annie P. Chase,
s. sid, schs, Odell, Huntington,> L. L.; Nat
Aver, New York 8, sid, sch. Stony Brook,
Boston; 10, sid. sch. st. Leon, Boston; II,
ar, schs. Mary Farrow, Portsmouth, n H.;
| Otronto, Boston; sid, sch. Frank T. Stinson,
| Philadelphia; 10, ar, schs. Charlotte I. Sib-
ley. Belfast; Susie L. Oliver, Stockton; sid,
, Schs. Lizzie d. Small, New York; Susan
! Stetson, bridgeport
| Calais, Aug. Z. Ar, sch VIM H. Sumner,
! Port Reading; sailed. sch. Mollie S. Look,
+, Sand River.
Clark's Cove, Me-, Aug. 7. Sid, bark Jose
phine, Philadelphia.
| Stonington, Me-, Aug. 4. Ar, sch. Maud
Seward, Ipswich; sid, schs. Frances Hyde,
Sound port; Lenora, Baltimore VIM. Mason
| and Metinic, New York; 10, ar, sch. Jona-
Searsport, Me, Aug s. Ar, sch. Jacob NJ.
Haskell, Norfolk; 10. sailed, tug Irvington,
Portland for barges, thence to BQston f. o.
Rockland, Aug. g.. Sailed, SCH. Annie B.
Mitchell, Hurricane Island.
Vinalhaven, Me-, Aug. 10. Ar, sch. Molle
Rhodes, New York.
Portland, Aug. IL. Ar, sch. Augustus H.
Babcock, Philadelphia.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Melbourne, Aug. 6. Ar, ship Shenandoah,
Baltimore for San Francisco.
AKIN, W. Z. A, Aug. II. Ar, bark John
S. Emery, New York as days..
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Southwest HarbOr, Aug. 5. Sch. VIM. b.
Herrick, stone loaded, for Baltimore, be-
fore reported ashore on Green's ledge, has
been flOated
Norfolk, Aug. s. The owners of schr.
Benjamin A. Van Brunt today filed libel
in the U. S. Court against schr. Alicia b.
Crosby for damages caused by collision on
April 25 last.
Calais, Me-, Aug. Z. Schr MollieS. Look,
for Sand River, in towing out today carried
of schr. W. II. Sumner, from Port Reading.
New York, Aug. g. Survey will be held
Aug. Z, noon, at Tietjen & Lang's railway,
on sch Merrill G. bart, damaged in COLI
sion 9TH by an unknown steam yacht cross
ing schooner's bow while in tow of the
Weehawken stake boat. The schooner lost
stem, cutwater, bowsprit, jibbo0m, all head
gear, disabled windlass, started deck plank,
causing vessel to leak. The Merrill c.
Hart arrived at New York Aug. from
Stockton.
Philadelphia, Aug. Z. Twenty-seven
steamships are now on their way to Della
ware BreakWater with more than Il, 600 tons
of Java sugar, destined for refners at this
port and New York. Not in years has
such large amount of sugar left Java for
great shipment, many other vessels are on
| their way to Java to load additional thou
sands of tons for delivery to Philadelphia
| and New York. The total amount of sugar
carried in the 81 steamships is 15O,656 tons,
which. when brought down to pounds,
| represents 3O1, $4,000 on the basis of 1000
pounds to the ton. The names of the
steamships, most of which fly the British
flag, are: Amberton, African Monarch,
Bornee, Barton, Clan Macmillan, Candle
Nhv.oA Hlor Vail;
ope, Eliee, English Monarch, Goodwin,
| Irish Monarch, Jura Madura, Oceana,
| Sophie Rickmers, Vienna, Riverton, Hyn-
ford, Java, Langbank, Needles, RAMA,
Tweedsdale, Wye.