The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-11-19
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Nov. II. Ar, schs. Pendeton Sis
tiers, Portland; Grace Davis, Bangor; Omaha,
DO, via Oyster Bay, L. l.; Mamie Saunders,
Frankfort; Addie P. McFadden, South Gardi
ner; William D. Marvel, Monhegan, Me-; Sarah
L. Davis, Rockland; -, ar, schs Kit Carson,
Bangor; Mollie Rhodes Jonesboro; Abbie 5.
Walker, Vinalhaven; Stephen G. Loud, Swans
Island Rebecca G. Whilldin, Stonington, Me-;
Lizzie V. Hall, do; Thos. B. Garland, do; Flora
Condor, Gloucester: Harriet c. Whitehead,
Boston; Rodney Parker, Coosaw, S. c.; Char
lotte T. Sibley, Swans Island; sailed, sch. Annie
Lord Philadelphia; Is, sid, bark Mamie Swan,
San Juan; passed City Island, schs Charlie &
Willie, Weehawken for Bucks Harbor; Omaha,
South Amboy for Waldoboro; 16, ar, sch. Frances
Hyde, Stoning ton.
Boston, Nov. H. Ar, SCH Mary A. Hall, Jack
sonvlle cid, sch. Mertie B. Crowley, Baltimore;
49, ar, sch. Georgia Gilkey Jacksonville.
/ Philadelphia, Nov 10. CID, schs. George D.
Edmunds, Bangor; NJ. V. B. Chase, do; H. ar,
schs Chas. A. Campbell, Bangor; Fannie Palm
err, Boston; George W. Wells, Portland Bessie
c. Beach Stor ington; Gov Powers, Portland.
Baltimore, Nd, Nov. IA. Ar, sch. Frontenac,
Port Tampa; sailed, bark Penobscot, Boston; 49,
ar, sch. Mertie B. Crowley, Boston.
/ Brunswick, Ca, Nov. 10. Sid, schs. Frederick
/ A. Duggan, NOf1Olk, Henry Is. flSke, boston,
| IL, ar, schs. Fairfield, Ponce, P. R.; Sedgwick,
Demerara Is, ar, SCH Theoline, Boston.
Port Tampa, Fla, Nov. II. Sid, sch. Edward
H. Cole, Baltimore; II, sid, sch. Harry T. Hay
ward Baltimore; Is, ar sch. Henry F. kreger,
P. R.; Is, ar, sch. Augustus H. Babcock, Jobos,
PR.
Saunderstown R. l., Nov II. Ar, schs 5. NJ.
Bird, Savannah-la-Mar, ia, for Chester, Pa,
| Qeaking).
Newport News, Nov. ID. Ar, sch. George E.
Walcott, Bangor.
Savannah, Nov. 16. Ar, sch. Maggie 5. Hart,
Newport News.
Portsmouth, N. H.. Nov. 10. Sid, schs. Maude
Palmer, Norfolk; Stella B. Kaplan, Philadel-
phia; Mary E. H. G. Dow, Newport News; in
port sch. Medford, for Philadelphia and New
Orleans.
Bangor, Nov. H. Ar, sch. Young Brothers,
South Amboy; sailed, schs Charles Davenport,
coal port; Winchester, New Haven; Reuben
Eastman, Boston; NJ H. Read Beverly; Ii, ar,
tug E. D. Haley formerly Stella), Belfast sch.
| N E. Aver, Bar Harbor; sd schs. Fannie F.
Hall, Boston; Charles Davenport, Portland; ID,
ar, schs. VIM. H. Davenport, Weymouth; Chas.
E. Wyman, Portland sid, sch. Eagle, New York;
| Ia, sld schs. Lizzie D. Small, New York; Win
chester, New Haven Robert A. Snyder. Provi-
dence; 16, ar, barges Paxtang and Saucon, Phila-
delphia; schs. Irene f. Meservey, Boston; Puri-
tan, bingham; II, al, sch. j. M. Harlow, Bos-
ton; sid, schs. John Twohy Hampton Roads,
Florence A., New Bedford; Antelope, Boston,
Nat Aver, Salem; Young Brothers, Stockton
Springs and Norfolk.
Stockton, Nov. IL. Ar, sch. Mary Ann Nc
| Cam, Castine.
Searsport, Nov. II. Sid, sch. Cora F. Greasy,
for coal port
Camden, Nov. IL Sid, SCH Metinic Halls
Quarry; II, ar, SCH Lucy E. Friend Norfolk.
Wiscasset, Me-, Nov p. In port, sch. Emma
S. Briggs, laid up.
Stonington, Me-, Nov. TO- Ar, sch. Annie r.
Lewis, Rockland; r. ar, sch. Ira B. Ellems,
Boothbay; sid, schs. Thomas H. Lawrence, New
York; Susan N. Pickering, do; Mabel E. Goss,
Boston; IA, ar schs. Samuel B. Hubbard, Bos
ton; Mary E. Lynch, do; Annie & Reuben,
Provincetown; sailed, tug Betsy Ross, towing
waterlogged sch. Inez for Rockland, where she
will be repaired.
FOREIGN PORTS
Guantanamo, Nov. r. Ar, SCH Jacob M
! Haskell, Newport News.
St. John, N B., Nov Is. Ar schs. R. Bow
ers, Calais; Abbie c. Stubs, Camden.
Hilo, Nov. IL. Sid, stmr. Mexican, Tapley,
| San Francisco
Havana, Nov. 7. Sid, sch. Clifford N. Car
yer, Jacksonville.
Trinity Bay Martinique, Nov 49, Ar, sch j.
Manchester Haynes, Portland.
MARINE MISCELLANY
| Stonington, Me-, Nov. II. Sch Inez, lumber
laden, ran ashore on Channel rock, near Black
Island, last night. She was pulled off today by
tug Betsy Ross and lowed here full of water.
Will hold survey.
Boston, Nov. 16. The schooner Georgia Gil
key, Capt Williams, arrived yesterday. She
came from Jacksonville, laden with 450, 900 feet
of lumber. While the passage was completed
in fairly good time the Gilkey was battered by
several hard gales.
New York, Nov. IA. Ar, bark Arlington,
Conetable Island, Oct. II, via Fernandina, Both,
with phosphate rock twas towed into ,Fernan-
dina Oct. % in distress, having run into gale
off Hatteras and lost foretopmast and sustain
ed other damage).
Newport R. l., November 16. The barge
Powell, New York for Salem, in tow Of the tug
Boxer, arrived here Monday and reported the
loss of her engineer, Lawrence Hopkins of
Vinalhaven Me- who was lost overheard Sun
day when the barge was off Block Island
Rockland, Me-, Nov. 10. The following
schooners which sailed yesterday returned
most of them reporting loss of some Sails |
Henry R. Tilton, Scotia, Izetta, Susie P. Oil
yer, Stanley H. Miner, j. " Wellington, Ed
ward Stuart, John Bracewel L. 7. Whitmore,
Jeremiah Smith, James Boyce, Ida B. Gibson,
Hannah F. Carlton and Lavinia M. Snow.
Proyincetown, Nov. Is. The largest fleet of
coasting vessels that had put into this harbor
for wears sought shelter today from fierce
northwest gale that prevailed all day and well
tanned considerable damage to their sails.
Among the vessels were 10 or IL three masters
and seven or eight two-masters: One tug,
Standard Oil, No. 2 put in to ride out the
St. Michaers, Azores, Nov. 49, The British
steamer, snowdonian from PHILADELPHIA No
vember i, for Messina put in here today with
the crew of the American schooner Henry
Clausen. Jr., on board. The Clausen, Captain
HUDSON, from Gulfport, October l, for St.
Michaers, caught fire at sea and was abandon
ed. The crew were taken on board the Snow
DOMAIN. [The Clausen was built at Bath, Me-,
in 1890. She was of 47e tons register and was
owned by J. B. Drake. -,
burning at sea of the schooner Frank Barnet,
the action of the officers of the French steam
er Massiia is interesting. The Massilla fell IN
with the burning schooner shortly after she
was abandoned and picked up the Barnet's
small boat, which was found to be intact
They carried the boat to New York and com
municated with the owners Of the vessel in this
city that they had recovered the boat and that
they would return it to the owners upon the
payment Of $780, In view of the fact that the
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