The Republican journal., 1908-11-12
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Nov. 8. Ar, schs. VIM. E. Downes
Jacksonvile James W. Paul, Jr, Brunswick; a.
ar, schs. VIM Bisbee, Stonington; Lucia Porter
Richmond; Marion N. Cobb, st. Petersburg
Fla; s. ar, schs. Jennie N. Huddell, Bangor via
New Haven; White Wings, Savannah; g. ar
SCH VIM H. Sumner Ceylon; cid, sch. Arthur
v. S. Woodruff, Monte Christi; 8, ar, sch. Ella
M. Wiley, Ceylon Ga; 8, ar, sch. American
Team, Bangor via New Haven.
Boston, Nov. 4. Ar, schs. Annie B. Mitchell
Philadelphia; Mertie B. Crowley, Baltimore
Gov Ames do. Thelma, jacksonville; g. ar
schs Smith futile, VIM. Pickering and Fred A.
Emerson, Bangor; Z, ar, sch. Joseph w. HaWth-
orn, Portland.
Philadelphia, Nov g. Ar, schs Josephine,
Daylight, Portsmouth, N. H.; G. ar, bark Carrie
Winslow, Turks Island; sch. R. w. Hopkins
do; cid, sch. Humarock, Charleston, S. C.; TO-
cld schs. George D. Edmands, Bangor; M. v.
B. Chase, do; tug Gettysburg, with barges Pax
tang and Saucon for Bangor.
Baltimore, Nov a. Ar, sch. Luther L. Gar
retson, Rockport.
Jacksonville, Nov A. Sid, sch. Georgia Gil
key, Boston;
Hart, Savannah.
Norfolk, Nov. 4. Ar, sch. Wellfleet, Savannah.
Port Reading, Nov. a. CID, sch. Flora Con-
con, New Haven.
Portsmouth, N. H. Nov. 4. Ar, schs. Clara
A. Donnell, Baltimore; Edward E. Briry, do;
John Twohy Norfolk; General E. S. Greeley,
Newport News; Mary E. H. G. Dow, do Marie
Palmer, do Maud Palmer, do; Stella B. kap-
Ian, do; J: R. Teel, do Norombega' Fort Read
ing for kittery; Charles f. Wyman, Edgewater
for Portland; Carrie A. Bucknam, South Amboy
for Frankfort, Me.
San Francisco. Nov q Ar, stmr. Arizonan,
Nichols, Honolulu via way ports; 5, ar, sch.
Texan, Nichols, Seattle; Z, sid, stmr. Almeda,
Honolulu; 8, sid. stmr Texan, Honolulu
San Juan, P R., November g. p. M, sailed,
stmr. Berwind, New Orleans.
Pascagoula, Miss, Nov g. Cid, sch. Jose
phine, Kingston, ia.
Brunswick, Ca, Nov. 6. Ar, sch. Lizzie b.
Wiley, New Bedford.
Bangor, Nov. 4. Ar, schs. VIM. B. Palmer,
Norfolk; Charles Davenport, do; Carrie c..
Ware, Weymouth; j. V. Wellington, Boston:
sid, schs. Miles M. Merry, Bath; Ruth Robin
SON. New York. 5, ar, schs. William Jones, Port
johnson; Andrew Nebinger, Perth Amboy; Nat
Aver, New York; w. O. Goodman, Raritan river;
St. Leon, Weymouth; Reuben Eastman, Boston;
sailed, schs Izetta, New York; John Bracewell,
do; g. sid, schs. Ida B. ellison and Hannah F.
Carleton, New York; Z, ar, schs. Elm City, New
port News; Elsie A. Bayles, Hoboken; K. L..
Tay, Elizabethport; W. L. Hilton, Perth Am
boy; Wawenock, Weymouth; sailed, schs- Cora
Greene, Newark; Hattie H. Barbour, Bridge
port: Wawenock, Frankfort and New York. s,
ar. schs. Annie P. Chase, New York; Abbie In
CALLS Boston; 9, ar schs John Twohy, Norfolk;
VIM. B. Palmer, do; SID sen. Eagle New York.
Searsport, Nov 3. Ar, sch. Cora F. Cressey,
Norfolk; T. sid, barge Bangor Perth Amboy; Z,
ar. barge r. & R. No. s, Carteret; 8, sailed, sch.
Gov. Brooks, Norfolk.
Mercury with bark Mabel l. Meyers, Boston for
Sicily: sid, SCH Edward Stewart, Norfolk; I, sid.
sch. Charleston, Rockport
Camden, Me-, November 5. Ar, sch Me-
tinic, New York.
Bucksport, November T. Ar, Sch Lizzie
Lane, South Amboy; s, ar sch. Mary Farrow'
Boston.
Eastport November 7. Ar, sch. Almeda
Wiley New York.
Rockland, Me-, November I. Sd schs. J. R.
Bodwell, New York; Caroline Gray, do; Annie
r. Lewis Stonir gton and New York; John
Cadwallader, New York.
Castine November g. SID, schs. Joanna Dur
gin. Camden Minnie Chace, Rockland; g. ar,
sch. Mary Ann Mccain, New York.
Stonington, Nov g. Ar, schs. Thomas H.
Lawrence, --; Brigadier, South Amboy;
l. sid, schs. L. T Whtmore, New York; Jere-
miah Smith, do.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Portland Me. November 5. Anxiety is felt
here for the safety of schr. J. Manchester
Haynes, Matthew'S which sailed from here Oc-
tober for Trinity Bay, Mart
John Paul, Daren. Ca, for Boston, at this port,
has been "a days on the passage with continuous
gales. She lost and split sails and sprung a
leak Will be towed from here to Boston.
Boston, November Schr. James A. Brown,
from Portland for New York, with cargo of
ESQ tons of copper ore, sprang leak at II p
M Thursday go miles S. by w. of Cape Eliza
beth. Vessel went down SO suddenly that Cap
tain Simmons was carried down with her The
other three men had launched boat and by
means of line succeeded in hauling the cap
tain from the water. They were in the boat
Is hours before being rescued by the fishing
schr Raymah, Hogan, which landed them at
7. wharf this morning.
Boston, November 4th. Capt Clark, of schr.
Auburn which arrived this morning from
Brunswick, reports at 8 a. M, Minots light bear
ing WHY'S miles distant, collided with an
unknown two masted schooner, carrying away
latter's mainboom and tearing malnsaii. The
Auburn was uninjured. Capt Clark said that the
Auburn was heading S. by W, with SW wind
and had the right of way; the unknown schoon.
er was standing to the northward and crossed
the Auburn's bow.-November 9th Schr. M. E.
E'ldridge was the vessel which colllded with
schr Auburn She lost mainsail, stove boat
and bent davits; damaged to the extent OF
$500.
Boston, Nov. 5th. Since the pioneer five
masted schooner Gov. Ames was built in 1883
she never had such continuous bad weather as
on the passage which terminated with her
arrival here yesterday. Two powerful steam
pumps kept the vessel from going down after
she had sprung serious leak in one OF the
gales The passage was prolonged to such an
extent that the store of provisions became ex-
hausted and when she reached Montauk on
October % the men were on short rations, sub
sisting entirely on bread, as -four was the only
thing left in the cooks galley. She was IS
days on passage which under normal condi-
lions of wind and sea should have been ended
in five or six days.