The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-12-24

PhllaQ9lpnla, DeCeHlUeT Ar, SCI Ella W.
Wiley, New York; cid, sch. Herald, Point-a-
Pitre, Gaud.; 16, sid, sch. Herald, Point Pitre,
Gaud,: Is, CID SCH Annie B. Mitchell, Portland,
10, ar, SCH Inez N. Carver Satilla; %, ar, sch.
Bessie C. Beach, Stonington.
Baltimore December IT, Sid, schs Addison
f. Billiard Port Tampa; Horace A. Stone, do ;
Isabel B. Wiley, Newport ews; II, ar, schs.
Augustus H. Babcock, Port Tampa; passed
down Sparrows Point, sch. Joseph G. Ray, Bal
tmore for Port Tampa; IS, sid, sch. Independ-
emit Boston; 20, ar, schs. Mertie B. Crowley,
Boston, Jacob M. Haskell, Port Tampa.
Newport News, Dec 70. Ar, sch. Prescott
Palmer, Searsport.
Norfolk Dec. Is. Ar, sch. Annie Lord, Phila-
delphia; H. sid, sch. Young Brothers, Portland;
1s, ar, SCH Mary T. Quimby, Port Tampa.
Beaufort, S. c., December IL. Sid from Che
haw, sch. Mary L. Crosby, New York.
N. Cobb, New York; Is, sid, sch. Jas. w. Elwell,
New York.
Charleston, S. c., December 16. Sch. Pende-
ton Sisters, Small, proceeded for Georgetown
in tow of tug Cecilia; II, sid, sch. Brina P. Pen
deton, New York.
Port Reading, N. j.. December 16. Ar, sch.
Carrie A. Bucknam, New York (and cleared for
/ Gloucester)
Gulfport, Miss December 20. Ar, sch. Lew
iston, Tampa.
Bridgeport, Ct, December 81. Ar, schs. VIM.
D. Hilton, Bangor; j. v. Wellington, do for
| New York.
Mobile, December 16. Ar, bark Hancock,
Mayaguez.
Pendleton Sisters, Georgetown, S. c.
Jacksonville, December II. Ar, sch. Mary
| A. Hall. Boston; sid, schs. Wellfeet, Boston;
Thelma, do; 81, cd bark Herbert Fuller, New
York; sch. Auburn do.
San Francisco, Cal, December H. Ar, stmr.
Virginian, Colcord Salina Cruz.
Brunswick, Ga, December 10. Ar sch. Pen
deeton Satisfaction, San Domingo City.
ProyincetoWn, December 81 Ar, tug Nepon-
set and sailed towing sch. Rosa Mueller for
Bucksport.
| Searsport, December 15 Ar, sch. Herman
F. Kimball, North Weymouth; sid, sch. Single
ton Palmer, coal port; co. ar, sch. Dorothy
| Palmer, Newport News
Bath, December IS. Sid, sch. Alice Holbrook,
coal port.
Portland, December 20. Ar, schs. Geo. W.
Wells, Philadelphia Governor Ames, Newport
News; sid, sch. James w. Paul, Jr., Hampton
Roads; q, ar, sch. Harold B. Cousens, Phila-
delphia.
Vinalhaven, Maine December 10. Ar. schs.
James Young, New York; Wesley Abbott, do.
Stockton Springs, December 81. Ar, sch.
Northland, Rockland to load paper for New
York
Calais, December 81. Ar, sch. J. r. Bodwell,
Rockland.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Kahului, December 10. Steamed, stmr. Ari-
zonian Nichols, San Francisco.
San Juan, P R., December Ar, bark Man
ME Swan, New Orleans; Z, sailed, sch. Henry
Crosby, Mobile.
Port Spain, December 16. Ar, bark krenllln,
Cane Coast Castle Ito load for New York;.
Rio Janero, December II. Ar, ship Drigo,
| Baltimore for Honolulu
St. john N B., December Is. CID sch. Lucia
Porter Vineyard Haven
MARINE MISCELLANY.
ALBANY. N. Y, December Is. With the de-
parture of stmr c. w. Morse of the Peoples
line for New York today navigation on the
Hudson river closed for the season
Norfolk, Va, December H. Sch. Mary T.
Qunby Arey from Port Tampa tor Norfolk,
ran on Cape Henry Point at 8 a. m. today and
was hauled off later by tug Jos. N: Clark.
baltimore December Is. Sch. Maine, Jones,
which arrived here Yesterday, had rough pas
sage from New York to Norfolk, during which
she lost her deckoad of lumber, had sails car
red away and was otherwise damaged.
San Francisco, December IL. Ships James
Drummond and ST. David and banks st. James
and Big Bonanza have been sold to James Crit
fifth of Seattle at private terms. The sale OF
these vessels marks the beginning of the dis
solution of the California Shipping Co. price
has been placed on the other vessels owned by
| said company and they VIII De disposed Oh DIS
soon as the market warrants.
Boston, December IT, The schooner Rosa
Mueller of Boothbay, Captain Spencer, laden
with coal and bound from New York for Bucks
port. rounded the end of Cape Cod yesterday
afternoon in leaking condition and was assist
ed into Provincetown by the life savers of the
Wood End station. The vessel sprang aleak on
the way around the cape and Capt. Spencer did
not dare to keep across the bay. He landed
at Proyincetown and telephoned to Boston for
assistance.
Rockland, December %. The four-masted
double deck schooner Stanley M. Seaman, nam
ed for New York yachtsman, was launched
Tuesday from the ship yard of Cobb, Butler &
Co. The new schooner was christened with
wine by Mrs. L. K. McKown. The craft has a
gross tonnage of 1860 and is l69 feet beam and
| 20 feet deep She was built for the coastwise
and Porto Rican trade and is owned largely in
Boston and Salem the managing owners being
Donnell and McKown of Boston Herbert L..
Rawding of Salem will command the schooner,
which is practically ready for sea.