The Republican journal., 1907-11-28
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.


New York. Nov. 10. Sid. schs. VIM. F.
phia; 20, ar, sch. Augusta W. Snow, Savan'
nah for New Haven; q, ar, .schs. MolIie
Rhodes, Vinalhaven; Fannie & Fay, StOn-
lngt0n; %, ar, Alice H0lbro0k, Bangor
sid. sch: Kineo, Baltimore; %, ar, schs.
Ella M: Wiley, Port Royal Penobscot, Ho-
for Bar Harbor sailed, schs Sadie Willcutt,
Camden; VIM. Il. Sumner, Savannah; Is,
ar, schs. Hattie c. Luce, Frankfort; Robert
A. Snyder, Bangor via Providence; sailed,
schs. Alice HOlbr00k, from Bangor for a
coal port; Harold q. Beecher, (from High
Island), Philadelphia.
Boston, Nov. 81. AT, sch. Annie B. Mitch
ell, Hurricane Island for New York ;23, sid,
schs. Sallie ron, Swans Island and New
York TheOline, Brunswick Menawa, Ban
gor for New York; sailed from the Roads,
schs Henry R. Tilton, New York for New
buryport; Annie b. Mitchell, Hurricane
Island for New York: %, ar, schs. W. o.
st. Leon, do; Omaha, do; Robert Pettis, do
Ben Hur, do; Mary Ann Mccain, do; Mary
Farrow, Stonington; Mabel E. Goss, do
Lena White, Vinalhaven; Abbie E. Walker,
do.
Philadelphia, Nov. 90 Ar, schs. R. Bow
cid, sch. Augustus II. Babcock, Galveston
81, ar, bark Josephine, Providence; schs.
Miles NJ. Merry, Bangor; Charles Daven-
port, do; Auburn, New York; %, cid, schS.
Miles NJ. Merry, Portland; Charles Daven-
port, Bangor.
Baltimore, Nov. 81. Ar, schs. Alice E.
Clark, Portland; Governor Powers, do;
Mertie B. Crowley, Boston; %, ar, sch.
Margaret Haskell, Portland cid, sch. VIM.
c. Carnegie, Portland; "a, sid, schs Fronte-
nae, Port Tampa; Alice E. Clark, Portland.
Apalachicola, Florida, Nov. 10. Ar, sch.
Welifleet, Havana.
Newport News, Nov 81. Ar, SCH Maud
Palmer, A. M. Carter, Perth Amboy; %, ar,
sch. Mary f. Palmer, Bangor.
Norfolk, Nov. 20. Sid, schs. Sedgwick,
San Juan, p. r. Helen w. Martin, Port
land.
Salem, Mass, Nov. 10. Ar, sch. John E..
Demanding, Nov. 81. Sid, sch. Brina P.
Pendleton, New York.
Brunswick, Nov. 81. Sid, SCH Jose Olav-
erri. Perth Amboy; %, ar, sch, Gladys, San
Juan, P. R.
Port Tampa, Nov. 81. Ar, SCH Adelaide
Barbour, Baltimore.
Charleston, s. c, Nov: a. Ar, sch. Hor-
ace NJ. Bickford, Phippsburg, Me.
Bangor, New. q. Ar, sch. Charlie H..
Sproul, Boston via Belfast; sid, sch. Chas.
II. Valentine, New York; %, sid, sch. Kit
Carson, New York; %, ar, sch. E. 5. Wilson,
,elidSI, Sdileu, SCH. american LEAN, New
York; %, ar. schs. r; L; Tay, Ida b. Gibson,
Lizzie D. Small and N. E. Aver, all from
New York.
Frankfort, Maine, Nov. 81. In port, sch
Margaret NJ. Ford, Provincetown (loads for
New York;; "A, in port, sch. Frances v.
Sawyer (new?, for New York, Qoading).
JuneSport, Me-, Nov. 10. Sid, SCH Francis
V. Sawyer new, Frankfort and New York !;
%, in port, schooner Flora Condor for New
York, ldg.
Stockton, Nov. 23 Sailed, sch. Hattie II
Barbour, New Bedford.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Demerara, Nov 81. Ar, sch. Jacob S.
Winslow, Portland
Kahului, Nov. u. Ar, steamer Mexican,
Nichols, San Francisco via Tacoma, &c.
Buenos Ayres, Oct 30. Sid, bark Puritan,
San Juan, P. r., Nov 21. Ar, sch. D. II.
Rivers. Philadelphia.
MARINE MISCELLANY
Portsmouth, N. H., Nov 81. Schr. Lena
White, from Hurricane Island for Boston,
with granite, reports while entering the
harbor tonight James Dempster, 16
years old, deckhand, was lost overheard
and drowned. His body was not recov-
cred. Dempster leaves a mother in st.
George, Me.
Vinalhaven, Me-, Nov. a. Sch. Ella Rose,
Leighton, from Steuben, Me-, for this port,
with cord wood, went ashore on Sheep
Ledge while entering the harbor, Nov. Is.
She was t1oated, but turned turtle and was
abandoned. Vessel and cargo total loss.
The schooner was owned by James p.
ton of Steuben, and was of SO tons
register.
Portland, Nov. g. A iaarhe disaster
Was reported Friday by Capt. w. A. Turner
Of the Schooner Marie Turner. On Mon,
day, Nov 18th, when one mile from Seal
Island, off Isle au Haut, he sighted two;
masted schooner on her beam ends and
with topsails set. Capt, Turner was unahis
to learn her name. The boats were gone
but ne thought, they might have been
washed away. The schooner was light
I he derelie, Is q. menace to navigation.
Delaware Break water, Nov. "a. The
northeast gale which swept along the At
lahetc coast today was especially severe il
this vicinity. All vessels kept within the
harbor and some had trouble in keeping
from being blown ashore. The schooner S
NJ. Bird with lumber from Charleston, s. C..
for New York, parted both anchor chains of
Cape Henlopen and was blown on the beach
at LeWeS this afternoon. The LeWeS life
saving crew went to the assistance of the
crew and brought ashore Capt Boldt'
wife and children with great difficult!
owing to the high surf. Capt. Boldt an(
his crew refused to leave the vessel. Unless
the gale ploderates the vessel may pount
/, TO pieces.