The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-11-02
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.


New York, October 25 Ar sch VIM H
Sumner, Bridgeport; q, ar, schs. Ralph Hay
ward, Ingram Docks, N S; Jessie Lena, St
John, N B; John S Beacham, Sullivan; John
Bracewell, do; Emma Briggs, Richmond, Me;
M 3 Eldrldge. Stonington, Me; Edward H
Blake, Salem; rs, ar. schs John Penrose,
Portland; James Hoyt, Vinalhaven; Odell,
Machias; sid, sch Mary Ann Mccain, Eliza
bethport for Hurricane Island; 20, ar, schs
EVE Hall, Swans Island Samuel Hart, Sears
port; Centennial. Lubec; Abel W Parker, Ban
gor via New Suffolk, L l; sid, sch Cora Green.
Bangor.
Boston, October rs. Ar, schs Independent
Fernandna; Horatio, Stonington; 26, ar, schs
Portland Packet, Bangor; Nellie Grant, do 81,
ar, sch Ned G Walker, Bangor; %, ar, schs
George W Collins, Bangor; A F Kindberg,
Bangor; A Dollver. Vinalhaven; Smith Tut
tie, South Gardiner; Ella Crowel Rockport
Abenaki, Bangor for New York; sld schs
Willis & Guy, Bangor; Emily A Staples, do; 80
ar, sch Manchester Haynes, Jacksonville
Philadelphia, October 25. Ar, sch Alice Hol.
brook, Boston; %, ar schs Kineo, Pascagoula
Levi Andrews, Dalhousie; White Wings
Fernandina; Malcolm Baxter, Jr, Boston; 20
ar. schs Henry kriger, New York; Eagle
Wing, Portland.
Newport News. October 26 Sid, stmr Kama.
VIVA, Searsport; &c. ar, schs Maude Palmer
Bangor; Edward E Briry. DO.
Norloik, CcCoDer gu. Ar, sch Mary +
Palmer, Bangor.
New Haven, October g. Ar, sch VIM H
Davenport, Bangor.
San Juan P r, October 81. Sid, sch Go,
Powers, Tampa.
Gulfport, Miss, October &c, Sld sch R T
Pendleton Porto Rico; Is. ar, sch Fred W Aver
Bridgeport. October %. Ar, sch Emily
White, Bangor.
Providence, October 81 Ar, schs Flora
Condor, Machias; Harold Beecher, Stoning.
ton, Me.
Bangor, October 26 Ar, schs Wesley Alb.
bott, Weymouth; Eagle, Boston; Gilbert Stan.
cliff. do; Annie. Calais; Rosa E, Belfast; sid
schs Reuben Eastman, Boston; R L Tay, do
81, ar schs Fannie Palmer Newport News
sid, schs Crescent, New York; Carrie Buck
nam, Boston; 2s. ar, stmr H Devereaux
Newport News; sd sch Mary Brewer, Wey-
mouth.
Searsport, October 25. Ar, stmr kennebec
Norfolk, 25 ar, barges R & r l. Co No l, Eliza.
bethport; & R l. Co No 3, North Weymouth
26, sid, stmr kennebec Norfolk; %, sid. stmr
Mohawk Bass Harbor, etc; barge r &RLCo
No Rockland; 80, ar, stmr Kanawha, Norfolk
Stockton, October 25. Ar, schs Harry w
Haynes and Frances V Sawyer; 81, sid. sch
Emma S Lord, Norfolk, 49, ar, sch Hattie
Dunn; so, ar, stmr Milinocket, New York: 80
sid, sch Charlotte 7 Sibley, New York.
FOREIGN PORTS
Paysandu, October s. In port bark Carrie
Winslow for north of Hatteras (ready to sail !
Salina Cruz, October "a, 6 m. Ar, stmr
Arzonan, Nichols, Hlo.
Puerto Mexico, October Is, 3 . m. Ar, stmr
Oregonian, Curtis, New York; 2s 5 m, sid.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Norfolk, October %. Fire which started in
engine room of schooner George Hudson
midnight 9th, burned foresail, foreboom and
gait. partially destroyed forward deck house.
Extingushed with assistance.
Stcnington, Ct; October "a. Sch Herald.
from Jamaica for Stamford, with logwood,
lost her rudder during the night and drifted
ashore on Wicopeesett Beach, just outside of
Watch Hill She was foated and towed in
here today. After temporary repairs are
made it is expected she will proceed to her
destination.
Chatham, October g. The sands of old
Stone Horse shoal, off Monomoy Point. grip
ped the schooner Samuel B Hubbard, coal
laden, from New York to Mt Desert, but Capt
Kelley and his Monomoy Point life savers
answered the burning red light and worked
the vessel off to a safe anchorage today to the
westward of the Handkerchief, leaking slight
ly.
Boston, October 81. The schooner Emily A
Staples, bound from this port for Winterport,
Me, ran ashore at m yesterday at Port
total loss. The vessel is in very precarious
position and there is little hope of saving her.
The crew is safe. The Staples delivered a
cargo of lumber here and was returning for
another shipment when she ran ashore
Boston, October 49, Word was received in
Boston yesterday of the total loss of the
four masted schooner Star of the Sea, on
French Reef, Fla, while bound from Pensa-
cola to San Juan. Capt A W Clark and crew
of nine were saved. The vessel was princi-
pally owned by Crowell and Thurlow of this
city and hailed from Bath. She was built in
1887, registered 1893 tons net ana was valued
at $4,000. She was partially insured.
Point Judith, R I, Oct 80 With her crew
working the pumps to keep her af1oat and her
mizzenmast gone. schr Flora Condor arrived
in the Harbor of Refuge today after being in
collision with schr Jose at the entrance to
Block Island Sound early this morning The
Jose was not seriously damaged. The Condor
made some repairs and was then taken in
tow for Stonington, ct, her destination.
The Jose claimed that the Condor was running
without her lights but Capt. L. W. Robbins of
The latter has declared that all lights were set.
The Flora Condor was built in Belfast, Me-, in
1872 and is of 23O tons gross.
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