The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-07-23
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AMERICAN PORTS.

Ainslie. frankfort: Susan n Pickering,
StoniDgton: ~. ar, schs. Reuben Eastman,
Bangor, via Warren, R. l.; Mollie Rhodes,
Spruce Head; Damietta & Joanna, HuTrl,
cane Island; d. J. Sawyer, Fali hiver, FL neg
r Walker, Bristol r. A. I'D ID all sab sf fzzie
Lane, Bangor: 10, ar, schs. Lucia Porter,
Plymouth. Mass. VIM. E. Downes, Savan-
nah; 20, ar. schs. Edward Stewart, Stock
ton j. +. Bodwell, Orland; James B: Jor-
dan, New Orleans; cid, sch. Lucia Porter,
St. John, N. B.; q, ar, sens. Utronto, ban
gor; 7. W. Cooper, Stockton maggie h'len'
Boston, July Is. Ar, sch. Mary L. Crosby,
New York: William Pickering, Bangor; IL,
ar, sch. Gov. Ames, Baltimore; sid, sch. +.
Z. PendletOn, Belfast II, ar, schs Dayngnt'
Washington; Scotia, Fort Reaang ~, ar
Sch Margaret NJ; Eoro coa de man
Philadelphia, July Is. Ar, sch. George
Klipck, Stonington; barge, Suffolk. Belfast
old, schs. Edward II. Blake, Allyn's Point =;
Lavinia NJ. Snow, Rockport, Me-; T. ".
Hopkins, Las PallAas; sailed, sch. Ella N.
Storer, Calais; II, ar, sch. Lucy f. FRIEND
Gardiner; 20, ar, sch. Jacob M. HASKELL
Bangor.
Newcastle, Del, July Is. Passed down,
sch. Harold G, Beecher, Philadelphia for
Pigeon Cove; 20, ar, sch. Jacob NJ. HASKELL
Bangor. n
Baltimore, July 10. AIs ocii' oUSopn "
Ray, Port Tampa; II, ar, sch. Mary l.
Newport News, July IA. Sid, sch: Mary
E. Palmer, Bangor; Is, sid, schs. Mary y.
Morse, Newburyport; Isabel b. Wiley,
Bath; II, ar, sch. PendletOn Satisfaction,
New York; IS, sid, sch. Singleton Paimer'
Searsport.
San Francisco, July IL. Ar, stmr. Vir-
gilman, ColcOrd, Salina Cruz. -,
Carteret. N, j., July 49, Sid, sch. Jos. W.
Hawthorn, Brunswick.
Washington, D. C, July 16. Ar, sch.
Brina P. Pendleton, New York; is, ar, sen.
j.. Manchester Haynes, k na1ta ~ c'u'
Port Tampa, Fla, July 15 Ar, sch. GOV
BRIDGEPORT, Ct, July 16. Ar, sch. sallle
ron, Jacksonville, Fla.
Brunswick, Ga, July II. Ar, sch. Frank
Barnet, Boston; 20, ar, schs. Georgia Gllkey,
Boston; TheOline, do
Savannah, July II. Arrived, sens Whlte
Wings, Baltimore; Thelma. Boston
Bangor, July Is. Ar, sch. Charles a.
Campbell, Searsport; II, ar, sch. Miles M.
Merry, Norfolk ; sid, sch. Charles A. Camp
bell, Washington; Is, ar, sch. Normandy,
Philadelphia; sailed, sch. augustus VEL
Philadelphia; 81, ar, sch. Pendletoh bToth-
ers, Newport News.
Bath, July Is. Sid, schs. Henry R. Tilton,
Philadelphia; Henry S. Andrews, Balti-
more; Emma S. Briggs, New York; 81, sid,
sch Alice Holbrook, Baltimore.
Frankfort, Me-, July 10. Ar, sch. VIM.
Jones, New York.
Stonington, Me, July Is. In port, sch.
Robert A. Snyder, for New York, loading
ar, schs. Donna T. Briggs, Rockland; Mabel
E. Goss, Boston; sid, sch. j. Frank Seavey,
New York.
Searsport, July 10. Ar, sch. Davis Palmer,
Newport News; 16, sid, sch. Cora T.. Ores
On .11 Yah
Newport News.
Castine, July Is. Ar, sch. Silver Spray,
Boston.
Portland, July IS. Sid, sch. Maude Palm
er, Newport News; II, ar, sch: Metinlc,
Rockand; 20, sid, sch. Geo. W; Wells, coal
Sedgwick, Norfolk
Stockton, June Is. Ar, sch. n. D. Aver,
Bangor, to load lumber; sid, sch: Willis q
Guy, New York II, sid, sch. Fannie F. Hall,
New York 20; ar, stmr. Thorsdal, Glasgow.
Portsmouth, n. H., July 90. Cid, sch.
James W. Paul, Jr., Newport News.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Turks Island, July ID. Ar, bark Auburn
dale, Martinique.
Gold Coast Ito load for Baltimore)
st. John, n: B., July Is Ar, sch. William
H. Sumner, New York.
Rosario, June 16. Sailed, bark Mabel l.
Meyers, Barbados.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Rockland, Me-, July Is. Capt. A. F. Mcln-
tire, of this port, formerly OF schr George
A Lawry, has purchased from Cherryfeld
parties the schr Florence A. of 1876 net tons,
quilt at Cherryfed in 1890. He will COM
mand her in the lime trade.
Rockport, Mass, July 20. The three
masted schooner Harold c. Beecher, New
York for Rockport, with coal, grounded
while making her berth in Pigeon Cove
harbor early Monday, lying amidships on
ledge in the center of the harbor, the exist
ence of which had not been known hereto
fore. The schooner is in dangerous POSI-
ton as she grounded within two hours OF
high tide and with the recession of the tide
it is likely that she may be forced over on
her side. When possible lighters will be
brought alongside to relieve her of the cargo
of 400 tons of coal,
Rockland, July IS. The three masted
schooner Henry A Whitney of and for
Ellsworth with 800 tons of coal was wrecked
early today near the entrance to Fox Island
Thoroughfare The captain and crew Of
four men stayed by the craft although it
promised to be total loss. The captain
tried to make for Drunkard Ledge and find
ing he could not succeed took another
course by Fiddler Ledge. lie struck near
the Fiddler. Rain was falling and the
weather thick. The schooner was well
down by the bow at noon and filled with
the high tide The Henry A. Whitney was
built at Ellsworth in 1895 and is lis feet
long and 217 gross tonnage.
Portland, July IS. Judge Hale in the
United States circuit court yesterday over
ruled the plea in abatement filed by A. S.
Littlefeld, attorney for the defendant in
the suit of Thomas Gawne against George
W. Bicknell. Gawne was I'M ured in dyna-
mite explosion at Bass Harbor when the
attempt was made to float the schooner
ALBANIA, which went ashore during one of
the winter gales. The defendants contend
ed that the suit should be abated because
the cOpartners were not Joined in the suit.
The plaintiffs contended that it was an
action in tort and that the plaintiff could
bring suit against either or both as he chose.
William II. Gullver is the attorney for the
plaintiff.
Rockland, July 16. The four masted
schooner, Jessie A. Bishop, built for the
Benedict Manson Marine Co., of New Hav-
en-, was launched today from the yard of
Cobb, Butler & Co. in the presence of a
large crowd from all parts of the State,
brought here to witness the unusual specta-
Gle of four schooners on the stocks of a
Maine Shipyard at one time. The vessel
was chriStened with flowers by the wife of
Gen. Henry A. Bishop of Bridgeport, Conn,
for whom it was named. The Bishop has a
gross tonnage of 754 and is 175 feet keel
Capt j. w. Haskell of Deer Isle will COM
mand her.
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