The Republican journal., 1909-07-15
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

AMERICAN PORTS
New York, July T. Ar, schs. Levi S. Andrews,
Fort Arthur; Eugene Borda, Long Cove; Q, az,
schs Helen H. Benedict, Swans Island; Ella
M. Storer, Somes Sound: Edward T. Stotesbury,
Sargentvile for Perth Amboy; 8, ar, sens: n; -
lay, Bangor; William Jones, do; Annie A1nshe,
do; Mary Weaver, do via New Rochelle; ). FRANK
Seavey, Stonington; Josephine, Tampa; mary
=. H. G. Dow, Bangor 1c sid, SCH Nortniand'
Bangor; Fannie & Fay, Stonington; cid, sch
Augusta w. Snow, Stockton; J. V. Wennng-
ton, do; Mary Ann McCann, Bangor otaniey
H. Miner, Tampa; IL, ar, schs. Seguln' 81; 1ohn,
n. B.; Henrietta Simmons, Stockton nahhan
F. Carleton, do; Margaret Draper, Bangor;
Luther T. Garretson, Portland; passed City
Island, sch Charlotte T. Sibley, Perth Amboy
for Portland; ID, arrived, bark Good News, San
Francisco; schs. Mount Hope, Sargentvllie;
Joseph W. Hawthorn, Belfast, ia. =,
Boston, July 8. Ar, sch. Omaha, Bangor; sid,
sch. Mary q, Lynch, Stonington; II, sailed sen.
Philadelphia, July 7. Cid, sch. Pendieton
Sisters, Bangor; 9, ar, sch. Young Brothers,
Bath; cid, sch. Augustus H. Babcock, Mayport;
10. ar, sch. Daylight, Kennebec.
Baltimore, July 6. Passed down Sparrows
Point, Sch Mertie B. Crowley, Baltimore Tor
Boston; 10, sid, SCH D. H. Rivers, Cape Jelli-
son. IL, ar, sch Alice Holbrook, Bath; ID, ar,
sch. Mertie B. Crowley, Baltimore.
Guanica, P. R., July 8. Ar, sch. Edward H.
Cole, Philadelphia.
Georgetown, s. c. July 5. Sid, Sch John
Bossert, Whittier, New York; g. ar, sch. Sallie
ron, New York
T. Palmer, Portland; Singleton Palmer, Sears
port; 8, sid, sch. Elizabeth Palmer, Searsport;
Mary Curtis, Camden; TO- sid, schs. Margaret
Haskell, Bangor; Stella B. Kaplan. do.
Norfolk, July Z. Ar, sch. J. c. Strawbridge,
Boston; sid. sch. White Wings, Wilmington, N.
c.; 8, sid, sch. HARDWOOD Palmer, Searsport
Port Tampa, July d. Sid, sch. Gov. Powers,
Baltimore; Winfield S. Schuster, do; 5, sid, sch.
Helen Thomas, Baltimore.
Bridgeport July 6. Ar, sch. Levi S. Andrews,
Port Arthur.
Beaufort, s. c., July 3. Sailed from chehaw,
SCH Scotia, New York.
Fernandina, July 5. Ar, sch. Mary E. Morse
New York; 8 ar, SCH Adelaide Barbour, New
York.
Morgan City, La, July z. Ar, sch. Emma S.
Lord, Laguayra,
San Francisco Cal. July 6. Ar, stmr. Column
bian, Nichols, Salina Cruz.
Savannah, July T. Sid, sch. Star of the Sea,
New York.
Belfast, Ca, July Z. Ar, sch. S. G. Haskell,
New York
Jacksonville, July g. Ar, sch. Edward H.
Blake, New York; 10, ar, sch. Henry B. Fiske,
Boston; IL, ar, sch. Georgia Gilkey, Boston.
Brunswick Ca, July 9. Ar, sch. William H.
Sumner New York. and sailed 10th for Satilla.
San Juan, P. R., July 9. Ar, stmr. Maracaibo,
Hichborn, New York for Curacao. &c.
Newport, July 10. Sid, sch. Jennie N. Hud-
dell, Stockton.
Savannah, July IL. Ar, sch, Maude Palmer,
Bangor.
Bangor, July T. Ar, sch. Lizzie Lane, Sears
port; sailed sch. c. B. Clark, New York; g. ar,
bark Mary Barry, Boston; sch. Susie P. Oliver
Jersey City; sid, sch. Ida B. Gibson New York;
9, sid, schs. Annie P. Chase. New York; William
Pickering, Beverly; 10, arrived. sch. Charlie A
Sproul, Boston; sid, schs. Frontenac, Newport
News; Lizzie Lane, Providence; Reuben East
man, Salem; r. ar, schs. Mary E. Palmer, Nor
folk; Omaha, Boston
Stockton, July T. Ar, sch. Robert A. Snyder
Jersey City; s, ar, schs. Florence Leland, Ston-
ington; Polly. Rockland; IL, ar, schs. Telumah
Gloucester; Edith, Baltimore; Abbie G. Cole
Saco; sid, sch. Maggie Ellen, New York; IL, ar
sch. Sallie c. Marvel, Baltimore; sid, sch. Polly,
Rockland.
Rockland, Me-, July s. Ar, SCH Mark Pen
dleton New York. u, ar, bark Nostra Signora
del Carmine, Portland sch. Sarah L. Davis,
Windsor, N. S., for Yonkers.
Portland, July 10. Cid, sch. Edward B. Wins
low, coal port; II, ar, sch. Henry R. Tilton,
Perth Amboy.
Searsport, July H. Ar, sch Davis Palmer,
Norfolk; IL, ar, barge Bear Creek, Perth Am
boy.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Victoria, B. c., July 5. Ar, bark Puritan,
(Br.), Frazier River (for divers survey.
Salina Cruz, June 80. Ar, stmr. Virginian,
Colcord, Hilo.
St. John, N B., July g. Cleared, schs Roger
Drury, Philadelphia; Harold B. Cousens, New
York; Mary E. Pennell, do; Lois V. Chaples,
New Haven; 9, cid, Almeda Wiley, Boston.
P Simpson New York.
Turks Island, July TO- Sld bark Penobscot
Providence.
Rio Janeiro June Is. Sailed previously, bark
Antioch, Barbados, Porto Rico and Boston.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Vineyard Haven, July Z. Schr. ]. V. We'll
lngton, Stockton, for New York, previously
reported here leaking badly, proceeded today
for destination with two extra men working
pumps.
New York, July 9. Schr Northland when
leaving pier 3S, East River, yesterday, in tow
of tugs A. W. Smith and Robert Rogers, struck
the East River Bridge and carried away her
foretopmast.
fainter, from Wnterport, Me-, for Portland
lumber loaded, while off the mouth of the Ken
nebec river on the 4th carried away bowsprit
and returned to this harbor. Will repair and
proceed.
Norfolk July g. Sch Baker Palmer and tug
Edna V. Crew were libelled here today by Eva
B. Davis, widow of the barge man who was
killed aboard the New York, Philadelphia and
Norfolk railway car float No. 2, when later, in
tow of railway company's tug, was in collision
in Hampton Roads, June q with the schooner
in tow of libelled tug. Widow asks $4,000
damages.
Bangor, July II. While backing away from
her wharf in Camden harbor, shortly after 6
o'clock Sunday morning, the turbine steamer
Camden of the Eastern Steamship Co., became
temporarily unmanageable in high wind and
drifted down on the three-masted schooner
Annie P Chase, lumber laden and at anchor in
the harbor. The schooner's jibboom jabbed
through the outer wall of the tier of state
rooms and the starboard side Of the gallery
deck, pushing clear through number 80 and
breaking out the panels on the inside wall.
Nobody was in the room at the time. por
ton of the rail of the gallery deck was carried
away, but the steamer was worked under con-
troll before further damage was done.