The Republican journal., 1909-09-09
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

William Bisbee, Stonington; arrived, schs C. B.
Clark, Bangor; Mary Ann Mccain, Stockton;
VIM. Bullock. do; Zaccheus Sherman, Sargent
vile 2, ar, sch. Ida B. Gibson, Bangor; sid, schs.
Gen. E. S. Greeley, Newport News; Georgetta
Lawrence, Bangor; Carrie A. Buchanan, South
Amboy for Bangor; Samuel B. Hubbard, Ston-
ington; Charlie & Willie, eastern port; 3, ar,
sch. Ada Ames via Bridgeport; sid, schs. Irene
p. Meservey, Bangor Julia Frances, Hoboken
for Bangor; Grace Davis, Bangor; Sawyer
Brothers, eastern port w. R. Perkins, South
Amboy for Boston; g. ar, sch. R. Bowers, ST.
John, N. B.; J. R. Bodwell, Green Island, Me-;
Susan N. Pickering, Stonington; Henrietta A.
Whitney, Sullivan; Ira 8. Ellems, Long Cove;
Oliver Ames, Carvers Harbor; Henrietta Sim
mons, Stockton.
Boston, September l. Sailed, schs. Auburn,
Brunswick; Geo. w. Wells, Baltimore; 8, ar,
sch. Fannie F. Hall, Bangor; sid, bktne Krem-
lin, Baltimore and Mayport; sch. Medford, Bal
timore and Key West; 4, ar, schs. James W.
head Albany.
Philadelphia, August 81. Cid, schs. Marjorie
A. Richards, Bangor; Telumah, Providence; a,
cid, sch. Carrie E. Look, Bangor
Baltimore, August 81. Ar, sch. Edward H.
Blake, New Haven; September 8, ar, sch. Mar
garet Haskell, Bangor; 4, sid, bark Mary Barry,
Boston; ., sailed, sch. Harry T. Hayward, Port
Tampa.
Georgetown, S. c., August 81 Ar, SCH Sallie
ron, Boston.
Jacksonville, August 81. Ar, SCH Henry B.
Fiske, Boston; September 3, ar, sch. Theoline
Boston.
Newport News, August 81. Ar, sch. Gov
Ames, Boston; September l, sid, sch. James
w. Elwell, Bangor; 2, sid, sch. Maggie S. Hart,
Jacksonville; 8, ar, schs Alicia B. Crosby, Ban
gor Winfield S. Schuster, Portland; sailed, sch.
George E. Walcott Bangor.
Norfolk, August 81. Sid, sch. VIM. B. Palmer,
Bangor; September l, sd schs. Mertie B. Crow
ley, Portland; Joseph G. Ray, Port Inglis; Lew
lston, jacksonville; 4, sid, sch. Dorothy Palmer,
Searsport.
Georgetown, S. c., September g. Ar, sch
John Bossert, New York.
Hilo, August Is. Ar, stmr Virginian, Salina
Cruz.
Honolulu, August 25. Ar, stmr Mexican,
Tapley, San Francisco via ports.
Charleston, S. c., September 2. Ar, sch.
Josephine, New York.
Savannah, September 8. Ar, sch. Thelma,
Providence.
Portsmouth. N. H.. September 3. Ar, sch.
Jacob M. Haskell, Norfolk
Brunswick September 4. Ar, sch. Ruth B.
Cobb, New York.
Bangor, September l. Ar, schs. Mentor,
Boston; Ben Hur; sid, schs n E. Aver, New
York; Nellie Grant, Huntington, L. L. Alcyone,
Boston; 2, ar, schs. Charles Davenport, New
port News; Andrew Nebinger, Jersey City; sid,
schs. Lucinda Sutton, Newport News; Lyman
M. Law, do; 3, ar, SCH Smith futile, Boston; 4,
N. L.
F., New York; Mary Farrow, Boston; John
Cadwallader, Weymouth; 5, ar, schs. Marjorie
A. Spencer, Philadelphia; Henry w. Cramp,
Newport News; Mary E. Palmer, do; Georgetta
Lawrence New York; Omaha, Boston; sailed,
schs. Viking, Newport News; Charles Daven-
port do; Ella M. Storer, New York; 6, ar, sch.
Portland Packet, Boston; 7, ar, schs. Grace
Davis, New York; Julia Frances, Hoboken.
Stockton, August 81. Ar, schs Perfect,
Penobscot; Sarah Wood, -; September L.
ar, sch. Emily I. White, -; g. ar, schs
Radiant and Samuel Hart, sid, schs. St.
Croix, New York; Perfect, Vinalhaven; 8, ar
schs. Warren B. Potter Saco Charles E. Wy
man, Fort Point Mollie Rhodes, Rockland; sid,
sch. Radiant, Islesbcro; 6, ar, sch. Cora Green,
-; Z. sailed, schs. Pochasset, New York;
Northland, do; Sarah Wood, do; Mount Hope,
Belfast.
Searsport, September q Sid, barge R. &R,
L. Co. No. 2, Rockland ar, sch. Ruth E. Mer-
rill, Newport News; Davis Palmer do; 6, ar.
SCH Charles A. Campbell, Newport News.
Portland, September 2. Sid, schooner Oliver
Ames, New York; Alice Holbrook, Norfolk; 6,
ar sch. Young Brothers, Philadelphia
Stonington, September 2. Sid, schs. J. Frank
Seavey, New York; Maud Seward, do; Luther
T. Garretson, Cape Ann; 8, ar, schs. Eva A.
Danenhower, for New York; Carrie A. Norton,
Sandwich; sailed, schs. F. c. Pendleton, New
York; Mark Pendeton, Sandwich; 5, ar schs.
William Bisbee New York; Samuel B. Hub
bard, do; Loduska, Boston; 6, ar, schs. Eliza
beth Gilbert, Sandwich; Frederick Schepp, do;
Annie R. Lewis, do; sid, sch. Pendleton Salts
faction Sandwich.
West Sullivan, September 3. Ar, sch. Flora
Condor, Portland.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Sierra Leone, August 10. Ar, sch. Hollis
wood, Boston.
Halifax, N. S., September 6. Ar, sch. Jessie
Lena, New York.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Pensacola, Sept 2. The British steamer
Everilda, reported at the custom house today
that she passed the American schooner Henry
Crosby of Bangor, Me-, about 200 miles south I!
east Of Cape San Antonio. The schooner had
been dismantled in a hurricane and asked to
be towed to some port. all her supplies having
become exhausted. The steamer could not
tow the schooner, but furnished her with sufi-
Gent supplies to last her until she could re-
ceive assistance.
Chatham, Mass, September 3. The attempt
of one vessel to get by another while both
were proceeding northward through Pollock
Rip slue today was apparently responsible for
the collision between the two which followed.
The vessels concerned were the four-masted
schooners Pendleton Sisters bound from Phila-
delphia for Portland and Rachel w. Stevens
bound from Newport News for Boston. The
Pendleton Sisters was cut down on the port
side at the fore rigging, but the damage was
all above the water line. The Stevens had her
rail on the port side smashed and her boom
broken. Neither vessel was sufficiently dam
aged to need assistance and both proceeded