The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-08-03
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

New York, July 25. Ar, schs Levi An
drews, Ferrandina; Sherman, Charleston,
S. c; &c. ar. sch Carrie Buchanan, Stockton
via South Norwalk; q, ar. stmrs Philadelphia,
Layguayra; Millinocket, Stockton; sch George
M Grant, Brunswick, Ca; sid, sch Frederic A
Duggan, Jacksonville; %, ar, schs Abbie S
Walker, Jonesboro; Anne Lord, Richmond; Ed
ward Stewart, Stockton; Elsie Bayles, Ban
gor; Frances Goodnow, Vinalhaven: Sepuin.
Long Cove; 20, ar, sch Henry r Tilton, Ston-
ington; sid, stmr Millinocket, Stockton; schs
Hattie H Barbour, Bangor; Irene E Meservey,
Castine; Ira Ellems. Stonington Gen Adel-
bert Ames, Port Reading for Pigeon Cove. Me.
Boston, July 26. Ar, schs Jane Palmer, Bal
timore; Annie P Chase, Bangor; q. sid, sch A
F. kindberg, Bangor; 30, ar sch N E Aver.
Bangor for N Tin tow revenue stmr Ores
ham;) 81, ar, schs Sarah Wood, Bangor for
New York (towed in water logged by cutter
Gresham); Gov Powers, Norfolk; Aug l, ar,
sch Mary A Hall, Savannah; sid, schs Telumah
Bangor and N Y Annie & Reuben, Stonngton,
Me; Reuben Eastman, Bangor.
Baltimore, July 81 Sid sch Pendleton
Brothers, Georgetown, S C..
San Juan. R, July IA Sid, schrs Lavinia M
Snow, May aguez; 18th. Georgia Gilkey. Mobile;
18th, Fred " Aver, Gulfport; Maud B Krum,
Jacksonville; Isabel B. Wiley, Yabacoa.
Mobile, July % Ar, sch Henry Crosby.
Mayaguez.
Newport News, July 20 Sid, str Kanawha,
Searsport.
Norfolk, July 81 Ar, schrs Henry W Cramp,
Bangor land cleared to return); Susie H
Davidson, New York; Fannie Stewart, do;
garet Haskell do; Edward B Winslow, do; M
d Cressy, do; 30, sid, sch Lewiston, Mayport,
Fla.
Mayaguez, R, July 20 Ar, schr Carrie E
Look Gilchrist, Mobile.
Bangor. July &C. AR, sch VIM Jones, South
Amboy; sid, sch Mary Palmer, Hampton
Roads; 81 ar, schs Izetta, Boston; Kit Carson.
do; sid, schs Grace Davis, New York; Charles
E. Wyman, New Bedford; Fannie F Hall, Rob-
ert Pettis and. Clara Kennard, Boston, %,
ar, schs Bayard Barnes, Newport News via
stockton; VIM Rice, Boston; sid, schs Abel W
Parker, New Bedford; Ida, Boston; Lottie
Beard, do; Gilbert Stancliff, do; Sarah Davis,
sch Regina, Boston; 80. sid. schs C Clark,
New Rochelle; Harold e Beecher, New York;
81, ar, sch Florence & Lillian, New York: Aug
2, ar. schs Annie M Preble, A F Kindbere,
Eagle and Catherine, all from Boston; James
A Webster, Rockland; sid. sch Charlotte T
Slbley, Bridgeport and New York
Calais, July 26. Ar; sch Alice Holbrook.
Baltimore.
Stockton. July %. Sid, sch Emma S Lord,
New York; 81, sid, sch Maggie Ellen New
York; %, ar, sch Sarah and Lucy; 81, ar
stmr Millinocket, New York; sch Celia F. Bos-
ton, sid, schs George W Anderson, New York;
Etna, do; Aug l. sid, stmr Millinocket, New
York.
Bath, July 81. Ar, sch Pendleton Sisters,
Newport News.
searsport, July 81. Ar, barge R &RLCo.
No z, Elizabethport.
FOREIGN PORTS
Puerto Mexico, July 26, m. Sid, stmr
Hawaiian, Delaware Breakwater; q, 8 o m.
Ar. stmr Kentuckian, Delano, New York
Salina Cruz, July 26, m. Ar, stmr Ne
vadan, Anderson, San Francisco; 81, II a m,
sid, stmr 1sthmian, San Diego.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Norfolk, Va, July Is. Sch j. Holmes Bird
sail, Hall, hence for supposed Bangor. coal
laden, grounded on the Horse Shoe the oath,
was pulled off last night by tugs Josephine
Clark and Edna v. Crew and proceeded, ap-
parently uninjured. The Birdsail passed out
Cape Henry this a. m.
Machias, Me-, July 80. Five men, compos-
ing the crew of the Rockland Me-, schooner
Annie A.Booth were brought to this port to-day
on the Portland fishing schooner Rena A. Per-
sey, which was towing the wreck of the Booth
behind. Two schooners which sailed from
here Friday night have not since been report
ed. They are the Ellen NJ. Colder, Calais for
Bath, and the British boat, Emma E. Potter,
Annapolis, N. s., for New York.
Boston, July 9th. The three masted schoon-
ed Margaret M. Ford OF this port. Capt. James,
O. Webster, bound from Philadelphia to Boston
ran aground Tuesday evening on the lower end
Of Marcus Hook bar in the Delaware river.
The vessel was f1oated off at noon yesterday
and it is believed is uninjured
Provincetown, Mass, July %. Through the
heaviest surf that has lashed the coast of Cape
Cod in any summer for the past twenty years
three men and two boys comprising the crew
of the two masted, Rockland, Me, schooner
was taken off their wrecked
vessel in the breeches buoy by a volunteer
crew of nine men under the command of Capt
Samuel G Fisher of the Race Point Life Saw
ing station tonight. The wind at the time
was blowing 60 miles from the northeast |
directly on the coast and the rescue was eff
fected in remarkable quick time. Within
10 minutes of the time the volunteer crew
had arrived on the scene from Provincetown
all five of the sailors had been brought
through the surf of Peaked Hill Bars, one of
the worst spots on the Atlantic coast. The
left Rockland, Me-, with paving |
stones yesterday morning bound for New
York. She will probably be a total wreck for
few vessels have ever escaped once caught in
the grip of Peaked Hill Bars. The Catam-
is one of the veteran coasters, hav-
ing been built in 1864. The names Of the res
cued men are: Capt Chester Jamison. Rock
land; Albert Jamison and Bird Jamison, twin
brothers, Is years old;) Herbert c. Williams,
mate, Thomaston, Me-; Oscar Olson, ordinary
seaman.