The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-12-03
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, November 25 Cid, sch. Emma
S. Lord, Yarmouth, N. S. ar, sch. Mary E.
Gibson, Bangor; Charles II. klinck, Long Cove;
Thomas Hix, Hyannis; Daylight, Portsmouth
for Philadelphia; q, ar, scEs Mineola, Ingram
Docks, N. S; Ruth Robinson, Bangor Abenaki,
Augusta; Eugene Borda, Sullivan; Wawenock,
Frankfort; Thomas H. Lawrence, Stonngton;
Abbe S. Walker, Port Reading for Vinalhaven;
sid, schs James W Paul. Jr., Newport News;
Emma s. Lord, Yarmouth N. s.; 2S, sid, ship
Astral, San Francisco: 20, passed City Island,
sch. Charlotte 7. Sibley, Perth Amboy for
Stonington.
Boston, November u Passed out Highland
Light, schs. Florence A. Bangor for New Bed
ford; Hattie II. Barbour, Bangor for New
Haven; James Boyce, Stonington for New
York; James H. Hoyt, GAINESVILLE for do; Susie
P Oliver, Bangor for do; Henrietta A. Whit
ney, Ellsworth for do; Winchester, Boothbay
for do; Annie R. Lewis, stonington, for do.
for New York; G. M. Porter, do for do; La
volta, Sullivan for do; Cora Green, Bangor for
do; Moonlight, Calais for do; Scotia, Frank
fort for do; Nettie Shipman, st. John, N. b.
for do; Charles H. Trickey, Portland for do;
Metinic, Somes Sound for do; %, ar, schooner
Frontenac, Baltimore; 30, ar, bark Antioch,
Benaire; December l, ar, sch. Harriet C. White
head, Albany for Portland; cid, sch. Joseph w.
Hawthorne, Mobile.
Philadelphia, November &c. Ar, sch. Annie
Lord, New York; 27 ar, schs. Harold B. Cous-
ems, ST. John, N B.; Medford, Portland; Herald,
Gonaives; %, ar, sch. Daylight, Portsmouth; 80,
sid, sch. Medford, New Orleans.
Baltimore, November 25. Cid, sch. Mertie B.
Crowley, Boston; q, ar, sch. Harry T. Hay
ward, Port Tampa.
Ludlow, Wash, November "a. Sid, ship A.
j. Fuller, Haskell, Port Natal
Brunswick, Ga, November rs. Ar, schs
Inez N Carver, Guanica; Maggie S. Hart,
Savannah; q, SID sch. Inez N. Carver Satilla;
%, ar, sch. Adelaide Barbour, Savannah; sid,
sch. Theoline, Boston.
Key West, November 90 Ar, sch. George A
McFadden, Rockport.
Bridgeport, CT, November 81. Ar, schs
Stanley H. Miner, Bangor.
Carteret, November q. Sid, barge r. & R.
No a, Searsport
Jacksonville, November 81 Sid, sch. Star
of the Sea, Fall River; Is cid, sch. Hattie G.
Luce, Portland.
Newport News, November 81 Sailed, schs.
Singleton Palmer, Searsport; Gov. Brooks, Bos-
ton; 29 ar, Sch Alice Holbrook, Salem; 2S, ar,
sch. VIM. B. Palmer, Bangor 20, ar, sch Jas W.
Paul, Jr, Perth Amboy; December l, sid, Sch
Alice Holbrook, Bath.
Norfolk, November 30. Sailed, sch. Maude
Palmer, Boston.
Fernandina, Fla, November 27. Sid, schs.
Providence.
Bangor, November 25. Ar, schs Georgetta
Lawrence, Port Reading; C. B. Clark, Norwich;
Jennie N. Huddell, Salem; sailed, schs.. w. D..
Hilton, Bridgeport Mary Farrow, Boston; j..
M. Harlow, do; 27, sid, schs. Charles E. Wy
man and William Jones, New York; %, az, sch.
Fred A. Emerson, Weymouth; sid, schs. Cox
and Green, New York. VIM. H. Davenport, do;
so, SID sch. NJ V. B. Chase, New York.
Stockton, November 25. Sailed, barkentine
Mabel I. Meyers, Palermo; sch. Florence Lee
land, Stonington Me.
Searsport, November 80. Ar sch. Prescott
Palmer, Newport News; sid, barge R. Q. R. L.
Co. No 3, Rockport.
Castine, November rs. Ar, sch. Hattie Dunn,
Port Reading.
Halls Quarry, Ne, November 20. Sid, sch.
Metinic, New York.
Frankfort, Me-, November %. Cid, sch. AL
len Greene, New York.
Long Cove, Me-, November "a. Sailed, sch.
Charles H. Klinck, Philadelphia.
FOREIGN PORTS.
ST. John, N. B., November 25. Cid, sch. AL
media Wiley, City Island.
San JUAN F. R., November a. Ar, sch. Fred
W. Aver, Gulfport.
Barbados. November IT, Sailed, sch. Etna
Santa Cruz.
Kahului, November 25. Ar steamer Rita
Curtis SAM Francisco.
MARINE MISCELI ANY.
Norfolk, Va, November 2s. Sch R. T. Rund-
lett. Flowers from New York for Jacksonville,
with cement, reported 9th arriving below,
nut back from Bodies Island to repair parted
jib stays.
Nassau November %. Schooner Horace W.
Macomber, from Rockport, Mass, for Key
West (passed Vineyard Haven, November 1O),
has been totally wrecked on Moselle Shoal.
Crew saved and arrived here.
L. Davis, from Port Johnson, arrived here to-
day and reports was in collision in Long Island
Sound about week ago with Standard Oil Co. s
tug, which attempted to cross the schooner's
bow. and had forerigging and bowsprit car
ried away.
Bath, November "a The largest wooden
schooner in the world, the six master Edward
r. Winslow, was launched from the yard of
Percy & Small. The vessel was built at cost
of STE. 900 for the j. S. Winslow Co., of Port
land The schooner is 31S.3 feet long, so feet
beam. 30 feet deep and 3424 gross tonnage.
She is ready for sea and will sail in few days
for southurn coal port in command of Capt.
Henry Butler of Phippsburg, Me-
Chatham, Mass, November %. In rounding
Monomoy Point an early hour to-day the two
masted schooner Florence A., of Rockland,
undertaken, from Bangor to New Bedford,
was driven upon the west side of the Hand
kerchief shoal by strong westerly breeze
and an easterly tide and pounded so heavily
that at dawn she was full of water and it was
with considerable difficulty that her crew of
five men was brought ashore by the life saving
crew from the Monomoy Point Station. Sch.
has been floated and towed ln.l