The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-11-26
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.


Blake, Philadelphia; 10, passed City Island,
schs. Flora Condor, Port Reading for Glouces-
ter; Frances, Charleston S. c., for Providence;
20, ar, schs. Sawyer Bros, Bangor; Samuel
Hart, Vinalhaven; Methebesec, do; Harold B.:
Cousens, St. John, N. B., for Philadelphia land
Me-; Morris and Cliff and Ada Ames, Rockland;
F. C. Pendeton, Stonington: %, ar, sch. Mollie
Rhodes, Rockaway Beach.
Boston, Nov. 10. Ar, SCH Henry B. Fske,
Brunswick; sid, sch. Thelma, Jacksonville; %,
ar, sch. ]. c. Strawbridge, Apalachicola; %, ar,
bark Penobscot Baltimore.
Philadelphia, Nov. 10. Cid, sch. Gov. Powers,
Guanica, P. R., via Guayanilla; 20, ar, tug Get
tysburg, towing barges Neshaminy, Robesonia
and Conewago, from Bangor; 81, ar, sch. Au-
gusta w. Snow, Belfast, Ga.
Baltimore, Nov. II. Cid, sch. Luther T. Gar
retson, Portland; passed down Sparrows Point,
sch. Frontenac, for Boston.
Jacksonville, Nov. II. Ar, sch. Hattie c.
Luce, Philadelphia
Newport News, Nov. IT, Ar, sch. Prescott
Palmer, Portland; sid, sch. Wellfeet, Jackson
vile; 81, sld SCH Prescott Palmer, Searsport;
%, ar, schs Cora F. Cressey, Searsport; Gov.
Brooks, do.
Norfolk, Nov. 21. Ar, sch Frederic A. Dug
gan, Brunswick
Brunswick, Ga, Nov 49, Sid, SCH Lizzie B.
Wiley, Fall River; 81 sid, sch. Ruth B. Cobb,
New York via Darien.
Key West, Fla, Nov. Is. Ar, SCH Sallie ron,
Philadelphia.
Jacksonville, Nov. 49, Ar, sch. Clifford N.
Carver, Havana.
San Francisco, Nov. 10. Ar, ship Aryan, San
Pedro.
Tampa, Nov. 49, Ar, sch. Winfield S. Schus-
ter, Baltimore.
Providence, Nov. % Ar, sch. Robert A..
Snyder, Bangor
Portsmouth, N H., Nov. q. Sid, sch. Day
| light, PHILADELPHIA.
Savannah, Ga, Nov. q. Ar schs. Gladys,
Peck, New York; S. G. Haskell, Portland; %,
ar, sch. Mary L. Crosby, New York.
Charleston Nov q. Ar, schs. Brna P. Pen
deton, New York; Fannie Prescott, Perth Am
boy; Charles H. Valentine, New York.
Bangor, Nov. Is. Ar, schs. Mary E. Palmer,
Norfolk; NJ " B. Chase, Philadelphia; Alice
Murphy, Baltimore; sid, sch. r. l.. Tay, New
Bedford; 10, sid, sch. Willis & Guy, Boston; 20,
ar, barges Ashland and Logan, Philadelphia;
Belfast; sid, schs. Andrew Nebinger, Hunting
ton, L. l.; Northern Light, Providence; Carrie
C. Wise and Abby ingalls,, Boston; 81, ar, schs.
Elm City, New York; N. E. Aver, do; Hazel
| Dell, New Rochelle; o. ar, barge Paxinos,
Philadelphia; 3d. sailed, barge Knickerbocker,
phia; John r. Darlington, Bridgeport; Puritan
Boston; "a, schs. Elsie A. Bayles, New York
somes Sound, Me-, Nov. IT. In port, sch
| Metinic, for New York (loading).
Searsport, Nov. Is. Ar, stmr Massasoit
Bass Harbor, and sid for Vinalhaven and west
! %, ar, barge R. & R. L. Co., No 8, North Wey-
mouth.
Stockton Nov II. Ar, sch. Young Brothers,
Bangor to load potatoes for Norfolk: p, ar,
SCH Florence Leland, New York; %, ar, sch.
Lucy E. Friend, Rockland; sailed, sch. Young
Brothers, Norfolk
Frankfort, Nov Is. Ar, sch. Allen Green,
Rockland, to load stone for New York.
Stonington, Nov. II. Arrived, sch. Matte J..
| Allies, Southwest Harbor for Rockland, in tow
of tug Betsy Ross; sailed, schs. Ira B. Ellems,
New York; Mildred May, Portland.
Rockland, Nov. 10. Sid, schs. Wawenock,
New York; F. G. Pendleton, do; Susie P. Oil
yer, do; John Cadwallader, do; Edward Stew
art, do; L. T. Whitmore, do; jeremiah Smith,
Philadelphia; Hastings, Boston; Scotia, New
York Stanley H. Miner, Bridgeport; j. S.
. Lamprey, Philadelphia; John Bracewel New
York; Charles Boyce, do; Florence A., New
Bedford Reuben Eastman, Boston; j. V. We'll
Susan N. Pickering, N. Y; R. L. Tay, do; Nat
Aver, do Florence Leland, do; Hannah F..
Carleton, Boston, Holiswood New York
FOREIGN PORTS,
Honolulu, November IA. Ar. sch. Texan,
Nichols, San Francisco.
Cheverie. N. s., November 18. In port, sch.
Ralph NJ. Hayward for PHILADELPHIA Qoading
| plaster).
ST. John, N B., November 10. Arrived sch.
Almeda Wiley, Hatfield, Eastport..
Puerto, Mexico, November 20. Arrived, str.
Oregonian, Curtis, New York.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Jacksonville, November 81. Sehfs Clifford N.
! Carver, from Havana, reports having lost
| anchor and go fathoms of claim while anchored
off Cape Canaveral during d heavy easterly
gale.
| Jordan before reported at Cape Lookout with
rudder head and spanker gait carried away
is now safe in this harbor. 1t will require ten
! DAYS tie complete repairs and will cost abou,
$500
( Boston, November 90 The loss of Engineer
Lawrence M Hopkins of the barge Powell
which arrived at Salem from Philadelphia to-
day was reported tonight by Captain William
Lambert, of Providence, r. H. who come tc
this city tonight. Hopkins was swept over
board by huge sea off Block Island last Sun
day morning Captain B. 5. Hopkins of Vinal-
haven, Me-, the victims father, has Offered
a reward of $40 for the recovery of his sons
body.
New YORK November 20 Seven weeks were
required by the schooner Methebesec, whlcf
arrived here to-day, to travel from Vlnalhaven
Me-, to this port, journey usually made II
seven DAYS. The delay was caused by the
shifting of huge granite monoilth, weighing
AZ tons, two of which made up the entire cargo
The monoliths were too large to be put into
the schooner's hold, so they were loaded or
the deck and dashed in place Heavy weather
was encountered off Point Judith, R. l., anc
one of the big blocks of stone broke from its
fastenngs, nearly causing the schooner to cap
size By the united efforts of the crew the
monolith was again fastened in position anc
the trip resumed. One sailor had leg broker
during the struggle to replace the stone anc
tok Point
monoliths are the second largest ever quarried
and will be used in the office building being
erected on the site of the old Fifth Avenue
hotel here The columns measure 80 feet in
length and are about six feet square.
, ENDORSED AT HOME.