The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-01-16
SHIP NEWS.


New York, Jan. 8. Sid, sch. Augusta w.
Snow, San Juan 8, ar, sch. Wawennck, Cal
ais, via Block Island ; bark Carrie WlhstoW'
Rosario; sid, Sch Gen. E. S. Greeley, Balti-
more; 10, ar, schs. Metinic, Vinalhaven;
William isisbee, Kluehll; Mamie Saunders,
Stonington, Me. Isaiah K. Stetson, STD Ohm,
n B., for Washington, d. C.; WitllaEi h.
Downes, Jacksonville; bark Carrie WINS
low, Rosario; sid, schs. lsalah X. Stetson'
Washington, d. C.; Pendleton Satisfaction,
coal port II, ar, sch Annie K. Lewis, YIN
alhaven; returned for harbOr, sch. Brna 2.
PendletOn; -, ar, sch. WinsloW Morse, New
Haven; 10, ar. bark John s. Emery, Con-
ectable Island IA, ar, schs. Harold Z. Beech
er, Stonington; ): Howell LEEDS, ao' siu,
schs. Rrina P. Pendleton, Philadelphia;
Flora Rogers, Georgetown, S. g.
Boston, Jan 9. Sailed, sch. Northland,
Delaware Break water, for orders; 10, sid,
sch. Merte Is. Crowley, Baltimore; II, sid,
schs. Kineo, Hampton Roads; Theoline,
for SearSpoTt.
Philadelphia, Jan. 9. Ar, sch: Alicia b.
Crosby, Portland; 10, ar, sch. FrOntenac,
Port Tampa; IL, cid, sch. HollisWOod, San
Juan. p R., -, ar, sch. Edward Il. Cole
Portland
Barbour, Alexandria, Va; Helen E. TAFT,
Port Tampa TO- cid, sch. Gov. Ames, Vine
yard Haven, for orders; IL. ar, schs Geo. w.
Wells, Portland; White Wings. Coosaw :;
Gen. f. 5. Greeley, Boston.
Brunswick. Jan. 8. Sid. sch, Georgia
Gilkey, Boston; 10, sid, sch. fendleton Sis
tiers, Noank via Savannah.
Port Tampa, Jan. 9. Sid, sch. Augustus
ii. Babcock, Philadelphia.
New LONDON, Conn, Jan. 9. Sid, SCH
Arthur V. S. Woodruff, Philadelphia for
Bucksport
View, Searsport, towing barge Bomba,
| from Boston; U. S. armored cruiser North
Carolina, Rockland via ProvinaetOwn
New Haven, Ct, Jan. II. Ar, sch. Will
liam E. Downes, Brunswick, Ga.
| Stockton, Jan. 8. sch. john }. Hanson,
| which has been in the harbor for some
time, locked today to load potatoes.
Matheson, BAY OF Islands. n. f.; IA, ar, sch.
Arthur V. 5. Woodruff, Philadelphia.
Searsport. Jan, 8. Al, sch. Hattie c. Luce,
North Weymouth; 8, sid, sch. }. Henry Ed
Newport News; IA, ar, schs: Prescott Pal
mer, Newport News: Ella l.. Davenport,
Weymouth, Mass.
Hurricane Island, Me-, Jan. 10. Sid, sch.
Merrill c. Hart, Boston.
Portland, Jan. 10. Sailed, schs. Isabel b.
Wiley, for Norfolk, to load coal for Ber-
muda, thence to New YORK, with onions
Jennie A. Stubs, Philadelphia; Horatio
| Wiscasset Tor do; Mary Farrow, Stoning.
ton for Salem; c. B. Clark, for New York
IL, ar, sch. Pendleton Sisters, Philadelphia
Cutler, Jan. 10. Ar, U. S. revenue stmr
! Levi Woodbury., PASSPORT, to assist in float,
i ing stmr. Massasoit, before reported ashore
here The Massasoit'S ballast and freight
are being discharged.
Stonngton, Jan. 9. Sailed, schs. EVE B
Hall, New York; j. Howard Leeds, do
Annie & Reuben, Rockland.
Norfolk, Jan. 10. All, sch. Mark Pendle.
ton, Boston.
Savannah, Ga, Jan 49, Ar, sch. Pende
ton Sisters, Brunswick.
san Diego, Cal, Jan. IL. Ar, stmr. Mexi.
can, Salina Cruz for San Francisco
VINEYARD Haven, Jan. IA Passed, schS
Gilkey, Brunswick, for do; Jordan L. Mott
South Amboy for Rocklaud William D.
| Marvel, Port Reading for BoOthbay.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Fajardo, P. r., Dec. 81. In port, schr,
| Inez N. Carver, for Fernandina.
New castle, N. S. W., Jan. l. Sid, ship
A. j. Fuller, Haskell, San Francisco.
San Juan, p. H., Jan 1 Ar, bark Man.
ME Swan, Higgins, New York.
Havana, Jan. g. Ar, bark Josephine
Philadelphia
| Newcastle, n. S. w., Jan g. Ar, shir
Abner Coburn, Antofagasta (for San Fran
cisco)
Arroyo, P. R., Jan. 1e Ar, schr. Rober,
| L. McCurdy, Boston.
st. John, N. b., Jan. II. Ar, sch. Moron
bega, Marblehead; 10. ar, sch. Winnie
Lawry, Belfast, Me.
Ponce, P. r., Jan. 10. Ar, sch. Gov. Pow
ers, Newport News.
| Rio Janeiro, Jan. 10. Sid, 18th, sch. Mar
garet Thomas, Port Tampa.
st. Thomas, Dec. rs. Ar, bark Kingdom
Porto Rico sch. yacht COrOnet, from do.
| MARINE MISCELLANY.
| jacksonville, Jan. Z. Bark Silicon, which
! was towed here after being ashore, was
| sold today by United States Court for 81 =.
600. to settle salvage.
Mobile, Jan. q schooner Fred w. Aver,
from Cienfuegos, recently aground at
| Dauphin Island and which arrived up last
night in tow of tug Nimrod, will be hauled
out on dock to ascertain the extent of her
| injuries.
Georgetown, S. c., Jan. g. Schr Eagle
Wing, Morgan, from Baltimore for Jackson
Vile, arrived off the bar today with loss of
| lib and flying jib and end of jibb0Om carried
away. Did not need assistance.
Newport, R. l., Jan. 8. Schr. John Doug
lass of Bangor, Me-, light, at anchor in the
Seaconnett River, broke from her moorings
today and was blown high and dry on the
! beach. At dark she was showing her keel,
but apparently had suffered no damage.
| Norfolk, Va, Jan. 9. The schooner which
went to pieces off Diamond Shoals Tuesday
has been positively identified as the Leo
nora, from Round Pond, Me-, laden with
| fish scraps and bound for Charleston, S. C.
The rescued cook regained consciousness
today and confirmed the Identification.
Wreckage washed ashore bears the name.
| -Four bodies were washed ashore during
the day. One of the crew is still to be
accounted for. The life savers say not even
a spar of the wreck remains to show where
the vessel struck, showing that her destruc-
| ton was complete.
Machiasport, Me-, Jan. 8. The freight
steamer Massasoit of the Maine Coast trans
portation company, bound from Lubec for
Boston, was blown ashore at Cutler, IS
miles from here, early today, and is in a
bad position. She was carried high and
dry on the beach, and portion of her keel
is gone. Capt. Bray and the crew were in
no danger. as the accident happened inside
the harbOr. The steamer does not carry
passengers. Further particulars were not
| ahtainahle on account of wire prOstratiOn.