The Republican journal., 1911-10-12
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

New York October 3. Cid sch Augusta W
Snow, San Juan; 4. ar, schs Lavolta, Bangor,
Daniel McLoud, Nina.haven; James Rothwell,
Long Cove; sid, sch Annie Chase, Port Read
ing for Bangor; 3, ar, sch Brina Pendl, ton,
New Haven, and sailed for Norfolk; sid. sch Ed
ward H Cole, Philadelphia; g. ar, sch Northern
Light, Bangor via Stanford sid. sch Adelia I
Carleton, Rockland; 7, ar, bark Mamie Swan,
Fernandna s, ar. sch Wawenock, Tenants Har-
Dor; sid, schs r Bodwell. St George, S |, for
Gloucester; Robert a Snyder, South Amboy
for Bar Harbor Grace Davis. South Amboy
for Bangor; 9, ar, sch Cora Green, Bangor.
Boston, October 3. Ar, sch Gen Z ) Gree
ley, Baltimore; s. sid, schs Mary Morse,
Stonington; Ha old c Beecher. do; Annie r
Lewis, do; 6, ar, sch Eagle, Bangor; sid, schs
Carrie Z, Look. Philadelphia to load for Cuba;
Theoliue, Jacksonvi!le; l. ar, schs Wesley Abb
bott, Bangor; Fred A Emerson. do; Pearl Nell
son, do; Fannie & Fay Stonington; s, ar, schs
Alice tiolbrook, Stonington 10, ar schs Hattie
H Barbour Lloyds Neck via Vineyard Haven
lin tow; John L Treat, Perth Amboy; Gather
inc, Bangor; Regina. do Mary Langdon, Rock
port; Mary E Lynch, Stonington.
Philadelphia. October 3. CID, ship Edward
SewaI San Francisco; sch Mary f, Palmer,
Bangor; g. cid, sen Henry D May. Camden, Me;
T. ar schs Edward II Cole, New York; Adel
aide Barbour, Perth Alnboy: 8, ar sch Huma-
rock, Charleston.
Gulfport, Miss, October 3. Ar, sch P PEN
dleton, Ponce, K.
New Haven, October 4. AR, schs Mary Ann
Mccain, Calais; Addie McFadden, Bangor.
Newport News, October A. Ar, sch Jane
Palmer, Boston; s. ar, sch James W Paul, Jr;
Bangor sid, sch Fannie Palmer, Bangor; 6, sid,
sch me Palmer, Boston.
Norfolk, October g. Sid, sch NJ D Cressey,
Bangor; 8, ar, sch Brina Pendleton. New
Haven, and cleared for Belfast; 10, ar, sch
Northland, Searsport.
Mobile Ala October 4 Ar. sch GeOrpla
Gilkey, Matanzas.
Fernandina. October 5. Sid, sch Ella NJ
Wiley, Providence.
Virgins, S C, October 9. Ar, sch Pen
dleton Satisfaction Charleston.
Gulfport, October T. Ar. sch VIM Downes,
Cienfuegos.
Salem, October7 Ar, sch Edward H Blake,
Patuxent River.
Bangor, October L. Ar. schs F Kindberg,
Boston; Fannie Hall, do; Florence Lillian,
Gloucester; Stony Brook, Belfast; sid. schs
George E Walcott, Newport News; Inez, Wey
mouth; Wesley Abbott, Boston; 5, ar, sch Kit
Carson, Belfast; 6, ar, sch Blackburn. New
port News; sid, schs Alice Murphy, New York;
Catherine, Boston; Eastern Light do; Rosa E.
Belfast; Z, sid, schs Abel W Parker, Vineyard
Haven; Otronto, Boston; w d Mangan, do 8,
sid, schs William H Clifford Newport News;
Norfolk; Donna Briggs, Albany; 10, ar. schs.
Nellie Grant, Boston; Omaha, 90; +. l.. Tay,
do; Portland Pocket, Weymouth; F. c. Pendle-
ton. Mt. Desert Ferry.
Searsport, October 5. Ar, barge R & R L
Co, No 2, North Weymouth; T. ar, stmr Kama
wha, Newport News; 8, ar, stmr kennebec,
Norfolk; 10, sid, stmr kanawha, Newport
News.
Stockton, October 4. Sid, stmr Milinocket,
New York. 8, ar, sch Evie B Hall. Jersey City;
9, ar, stmr Millinocket, New York.
Islesboro. October 9. Ar, sch Charlotte
Sibley, New York. with coal, to discharge here.
Rockland, October g. Ar, sch Elsie Bayles.
New York; sid, sch Henry w Camp, Baltimore.
Calais, October 9. Ar, sch Edward Stewart,
Philadelphia.
FOREIGN PORTS
Barbados, Oct 8. Sid, sch Augustus H Bah
cock, Port Tampa and Wilmington.
Saiina Cruz. Oct 2. noon. Sd stmr Mis-
sourian, Lyons, San Diego.
Puerto Mexico, Oct 2, p m. Sid, stmr
Texan, Brodhead, Delaware Breakwater; Z, 8 a
m. ar. stmr Hawaiian, Dow, New York.
Curacao, Oct 5, s a m. Ar, stmr Phiadel
phia, Hichborn, New York via San Juan for
Laguayra, etc.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Vineyard Haven, Mass, Oct s. Leaking two
thousand strokes hour, the Bangor, Me,
sch Hattie Barbour, bound from Lloyds
Neck for Boston with gravel, put into this port
tonight The Barbour sprang aleak in Block
Island channel this morning during the north
west gale. A diver has been engaged to stop
the leaks.
Portsmouth. N H, Oct 4. During heavy
southeast gale today in the outside harbor the
sch Sarah Reed dragged her anchor, fouling
the sch Charlotte 7 Sibley and breaking her
own jibboom Later she fouled the sch Nor
mandy, causing slight damage to her own rail.
Neither of the other vessels were injured to
any extent
Boston, Oct 9. The lumber sch H Reed,
bound from Bangor to Lynn, which ran ashore
at Ram Head during the gale of a week ago.
was hauled off at II o'clock yesterday morning
by the tugs Confidence, Pallas and Peter W
French of the Boston Towboat Company and
towed up the harbor to the companys coal
wharf in East Boston. An examination will
be made of the vessel to see if it is worth
while making repairs, as she is very old, hav-
ing been built in 1854. 1t is belived she is
total loss.