The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-12-09
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.


| New York. November 80. Sailed, sch. S. G
Haskell Savannah; December l, sid, schs An
ME B. Mitchell, South Amboy for Rockland
Edward Stewart, Elizabethport for Stockton
4, passed City Island, schs. Helena, Port Read
ing for Vinalhaven; Mollie Rhodes do for do
Lottie Beard, South Amboy for Vinalhaven
sid, sch. Lizzie B. Wiley, Brunswick.
Boston, December l. Ar, sch W. R. Perkins
Bangor; 6, ar, schs. M H. Read, Bangor; Clar;
/ A. Gomez, do; Eagle, do.
Philadelphia, December 4. Sailed from Della
| ware Breakwater, sch. Brina P. Pendleton
Jacksonville for Boston; 6, arrived, schs. Young
Brothers, New York; Omaha, Boston.
Baltimore, December 4. Sid, sch. Geo. W
Wells, Boston; 6, cid, sch. Horace A. Stone
Port Tampa.
Brunswick, Ca, November 80. Ar, schs
Gov Ames, Boston; Eagle Wing, New York
December 2, sld sch. Josephine, Philadelphia
3, ar, sch. Adelaide Barbour, New York (three
days passage).
Jacksonville, November 80. Sid, bark John
S. Emery, Boston; December l. ar, schs Henry
B. Fiske, Boston; Maggie S. Hart, Providence;
Frontenac Tin tow, Key West for New York
(see Miscellany.
Newport News, November 80 Ar, schooner
James W. Paul, Jr., Portland; December 6, sid,
sch. Fuller Palmer, Searsport.
Norfolk, December a. Sid, sch. joseph G.
Ray, Port Tampa
San Francisco, Cal, November 80. Ar, stmr
Virginian, Salna Cruz
Pascagoula, Miss, November 80 Ar sch.
Alice Lord, Cardenas.
Ponce, P. R., November % Ar sch. Carrie
Strong, Jacksonville.
Port 1nglis, Florida, November 80. Ar sch
Winfield S. Schuster, Newport News
Georgetown, S. c., December 2. Sailed sch
John Bossert, New York.
Bahia Honda. Fla, December 3. Ar, sch.
Jacob M. Haskell, Baltimore.
Port Tampa, Fla, December q Ar, sch.
Harry T. Hayward, Key West.
Wilmington, N. c., December 8. Arrived.
sch Mary A. Hall, Jacksonville for Boston Tin
distress).
Bangor, December l. Sid, schs. Kit Carson.
New York; N. E. Aver, do; Stony Brook, Bos
ton; 2, sid, Sch M. H. Read Boston; a. ar, schs.
Nellie F. Sawyer, Carteret Omaha. Boston; 6.
ar, Sch F. u. French, keyport. N. j.; Z, ar, sch.
Irene Meservey, Boston.
Stockton, December a. Sid, schs. Samuel B.
Hubbard, New York; Nortland, do. -: 6.
sid, sch. Hattie H. Barbour, New York.
Bucksport, December Z. Sailed, sch. T. M.
Nicholson, Bay of Islands, N. F.
Frankfort, December Z. Ar, tug Seguin,
Portland, towing sch. EVE B. Hall.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Barbados November 49, Sailed. bark Mary
Barry Trinidad; "a, sailed, sch. salie ron,
Mobile
ST. John, N. B., December 6. Arrived. scbs.
Jessie Lena, Salem; VIM. L. Elkins, Perth Am
boy.
Havana, November %. Ar, sch Sadie C.
Sumner, Gaspe, P. @.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Jacksonville, December l. Schr. Frontenac.
which left Key West November % for New
York in tow of tug M. E. Luckenbach. has put
in here for repairs. She cannot proceed
Boston, Mass December l. A new freight
steamship service between Boston and Calves
ton was started today, when the Clyde line
str. Algonquin steamed for the Texas port
She will call at Charleston, S. c. on her way to
Galveston and at Jacksonville on the way back
In the new service weekly departures will be
made.
Beaufort, N. c., December g. The four
masted schooner Marie Palmer, which was
bound from Carteret, N. j., to Savannah and
which stranded on Frying Pan shoals Wednes-
day night while in tow of the tug Edgar F.
Cooney is now hopeless wreck and her cargo
a total loss. Wreckers Friday are at work
salving what strippings they can take off, 1t
is estimated that the loss on the vessel and its
cargo amounts to $150,0O0.
Rockland, Me-, December 2. The crew of
the two-masted schooner Eugene Borda, who
were picked up at sea today off the Massachu-
shipped here. Capt. Edgar E. Biglow of Nova
Scotia, who was in command of the Borda, had
his wife and child with him and crew of four
men. The schooner was owned by Samuel W.
Goss of Stonington, Me-, and was valued at
$1,000. Her cargo of 225OOO feet of log lum-
Der, valued at $1,000 was owned by the Sable
Lumber Co., which had chartered the vessel
for the trip from Liverpool, N. S., to Phila-
delphia.