The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-10-14
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

New York, Oct. Z. Ar, schs. Silver Heels,
Port Reading for Rockland; Mollie Rhoades,
Port Reading for Vinalhaven; Florence Leland,
Perth Amboy for an eastern port; 8, ar, schs.
Edith Mcintyre, Stockton; Hattie E. King,
Bangor via New Haven; 9, ar, sch. Josie P
Oliver, Stockton Springs; 10, ar, sch. Fannie &
Fay, Stonington; IL, ar, sch. Northland Stock
ton.
Boston, Oct. 6. Ar, schs., Theoline, Jack
sonville; SID, SCH Pendleton Satisfaction,
Charleston; 8, ar, sch. Sallie ron, George
town, S. c.; SID, sch Edward Fl. Cole, Balti-
more.
Philadelphia, Oct s. Cid, tug Lenape, tow
ing barge Moline for Searsport; tug Monocacy
towing barge Beech God for Belfast; 6, ar
sch. James W. Elwell. Portland; g. sld., tug
Valley Forge, towing barge Pine Forest for
Bangor; IL, ar, stmr. Hawaiian, Dow, Puerto
Mexico.
Baltimore, Oct. 6. Ar, sch. W. L. Douglass,
Boston; z, ar, schs: Horace A. Stone, Boston;
Pendleton Sisters, Portland; 9, SID, sch. w. l..
Douglass, Boston; II, ar. sch. Mount Hope,
Belfast, via Hampton Roads.
Newport News, Oct. 5. Sid. ship Edward
Sewal Honolulu; SCH Luther 7. Garretson,
Plymouth; 6, ar. sch. Singleton, Palmer; Sears
port; Gov. Ames, Bangor; 8, sid. sch. Gov.
Ames. Portsmouth.
Gulfport, Miss, Oct a. Ar sch. Fred W.
Aver, Mobile.
Port Reading Oct 6. Cid. sch. Silver Heels,
Rockland Molle Rhodes, do.
Pascagoula, Miss, Oct. 6. Ar. sch. Alice
Lord, Havana,
Hilo, Oct. 2, p. M. Sid. str. Columbian,
Nichols, San Francisco.
Pascagoua, Miss, Oct 7. Arrived sch. Jose
phine, Cardenas.
Jacksonville, Oct s. Ar. sch. John S. Emery,
Philadelphia; 9, ar, sch Welfleet New York.
Key West, Oct A. Arrived at the bar schrs.
Medford and Frontenac, both from Baltimore
delayed getting in on account of bad weather)
9, ar schs. Medford and Frontenac.
Port Tampa, Oct. Z. Ar sch. Joseph G. Ray
Norfolk.
Mobile, Oct. g. SID SCH Stanley H. Miner
New York.
San Francisco, Oct. 9. Ar. stmr. Columbian
Nichols, Hlo.
Bangor, Oct. 6. Ar, schs. VIM. B. Palmer
News; 7, ar, sch. S. S. Kendall Boston, sid.
schs. j. B. Darlington, Sag Harbor, L. L.; Hazel
Dill, Boston; 8, ar, schs. Charles Davenport
Newport News; Lucinda Sutton do; 9, ar.
schs. Sarah D. Fell, Philadelphia; Florence &
Lillian, Perth Amboy; Hannah F. Carleton
Weymouth; Annie P. Chase, Rockland; SID,
schs. St. Leon, New York; Gilbert Stancliffe
Vineyard Haven; Mary Farrow, Neponset; IL
SID, schs. Eagle, bingham; L. Snow, Jr., Bel
fast; IL, SID, schs Brina B. Pendleton, Sa-
vannah. VIM. B. Palmer. PHILADELPHIA.
Southwest Harbor. Oct. 5. Ar, sch. Hattie
II. Barbour, New York.
Searsport, Oct. a. SID, sch. Eliza Leven.
bell, Philadelphia; g. ar, sch. Rebecca Palmer
Norfolk; 9, ar, barge Moline, Philadelphia
II, ar, sch. W. T. Emerson, Boston.
Rockland, Oct. 6. Sid, schs Charlotte T.
sibley. New York; Mary Weaver, do.
Stockton. Oct. Z. SID, sch. Helen G. King,
New York; 8, ar, schs. Telumah, Providence
Edward Stewart, Boston; 10, ar, sch. j. S
Portland, Oct. 7. Ar. sch Sadie Wilcutt
Philadelphia.
Bath, Oct. 8. Ar, SCH Emma S. Briggs
Nantucket; cld., sch. F. C. Pendleton, Port
land.
Southwest Harbor, Me-, Oct. 5. Ar, sch
Hattie H. Barbour, New York.
Stonington, Me-, Oct. II. Ar, schs. Mar
garet M. Ford, Philadelphia; George D. Ed
munds Boston.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Havana, October 4th. Ar, sch. Clifford N
Carver, Philadelphia.
St. John, N. B., October 9Th. Ar, SCH
Seguin, Machias.
Salina Cruz, October Sth, P M Sid, Mex
lean, Tapley, San Francisco.
Puerto Mexico, Oct. 9, p. m. Ar, stmr
Oregonian, Curtis, New York
Laguayra, Oct. 10, 2 p. m. Ar, stmr. Mara
caibo, Hichborn, New York for Curacao and
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Spoken. Bark Mabel l. Meyers, Boston for
Montevideo, September 2lst, lat IA south,
long. 81 west.
Norfolk, Va, Oct. H. Sch. Maude Palmer,
from Savannah for Philadelphia, which passed
in Cape Henry to-day, lost part of deckload in
recent gale.
Rockland, October 18th. The old three-mas-
ted New Haven sch. James Boyce, in thick
fog early Monday went ashore on the east side
of Pleasant island, about half mile to the
eastward of Two Bush island. She will be a
total loss,' except for the rigging, which will
be stripped.
Boston, October 6. Schooner Theoline, from
Jacksonville, with lumber, which arrived during
the day, reported sighting wreck, probably a
barkentine or three masted schooner onSeptem-
Der q, while in the Gulf Stream. about so miles
S. E. Of Cape Lookout The vessel was par
TALLY dismasted, and it was impossible to find
her name. The hull, with the exception of the
poop, was submerged. About five miles from
this wreck, Capt Cummings sighted spar
projecting about feet out Of water, which he
believes was attached to a sunken wreck. The
Theoline received the full force of the storm,
one giant wave which broke over the stern
tore the iron bolts to which the boat was lash
ed out of the deck, ripped the ships bell from
its faSteninns and swept away q small portion