The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-11-09
SHIP NEWS.


New York, October 80. Ar, sch Georgletta
Lawrence, Bangor; November l. ar, schs An
ME B. Mitchell. Long Cove; Ira B Ellens, Ston
ington; sid, sen Alice Holbrook, Philadelphia
for Calais; 2 ar. schs Annie Chase, Bangor;
Fannie & Fay, Stonington; Clark, Bangor
for New Rochelle; stmr Mllinocket, Stockton;
Fannie F Hall, Bangor; Annie Lewis, Ston-
ington; VIM I Donne, do; Metinic, do; Lizzie
d Small, Lynn for Bangor; 5, cid, ship Edward
Sewall, San Francisco; sid, sch Carrie Ware,
Boboken for Ninalhaven; 6, ar, sch Pendleton
Satisfaction, Virgins, c: I, ar, sens Crescent,
Bangor; Nm D Marvel. do; Grace Davis, do;
Willie L Maxwell, Sullivan; Abbie Bowker.
Long Cove; Brigadier, Wild Cat, Me.
Boston, October 80 Ar. sch Ella NJ Storer,
South Amboy; November ,, sid, sch r W Hop
kits. Rio Janeiro; Ned Walker. Gloucester
and Portland; s. ar, sens Catawamteak, Rock
land; Mary Lynch, StOnington, Me; Reuben
Eastman. Bangor for Lynn; Maggie Ellen.
Bangor; Carrie Buchanan, do; sid, schs VIM
Rice, Thomaston; Portland Packet, Bangor.
Philadelphia. November l. Ar, schs Henry
+ kreger. Tampa.
Baltimore, November s. Sid. sch Elm City.
stockton.
Cabo Rojo P r, October 50. Sid, bark John
S Emery, Coombs, Boston.
Mobile. October 80 Sid, sch Georgia Gilkey.
Fyndo, 2 X.
Newport News, November l. Ar. sch Ed
ward E Briry, Bangor; g. sid. stmr J Lins-
man, Bangor; schs Maude Palmer, Bangor;
Chas Davenport. do; Edward E Briry, do; A.
sid, sch Mary E Palmer Bangor; 6, ar, stmr
kanawha Searsport.
Norfolk, October 80. Ar, sch Melburue P
Smith. Guanica 3. ar, sch Thelma, New York;
6, sid, schs Northand, Searsport; Thelma,
Savannah.
Galveston, Texas October 81. Ar, sch Ed
ward H Cole, Philadelphia.
Port Tampa November l. Ar, sch Augustus
H Babcock, Baltimore.
IL har oh
Horace Stone, Port Tampa.
New Haven, November 3. Sid, sch Gen
Greeley, Norfolk, Va; 6, ar, sch c Pendleton
Bangor.
Bangor, November /. Ar, sch Andrew Ne
binger. Nantucket; sid. schs Fannie Palmer,
Nelson, Boston; 2 sid, schs Ida B Gibson New
York; Eagle, Boston; g. sid. schs Edward Stew
art New York; Northern Light do; 4, ar. sch
Henry Cramp Newport News; sid, schs
Edith Mcintyre, Boston; Wesley Abbott, Bev-
erly; L Snow, Jr, Belfast; 6, sid, schs James W
Paul. Jr. Newport News; Irene Meservey,
| New York; Z, ar, sch M D Cressey, Norfolk
sid, sch Wawenock, Bucks Harbor.
| Franklin, October 80. Ar, schs ] r Bodwell
to load stone for New York; Charlie & Willie,
Boston; sid, sch Robert A Snyder. New York
Stockton, November Z. Sid, stmr Millinocket,
| New York.
| Searsport, November l. Sid, stmr Kanawha
Newport News; 2, sid barge R & R L Co, No g.
Rockland; 4, ar. stmr Kennebec, Norfolk; Z, ar,
barge Greenwood, Elizabethport; sid, stmr
| kennebec, Norfolk.
| FOREIGN PORTS.
Cienfuegos, October 3lst. z m Ar, stmr
Vigiancia, Curtis, New York via Nassau, &c.
| Puerto Mexico, October 81, 8 Ar, stmr
I Texan, Parse, New York; November l. 10 m
sid, stmr Kentuckian, Deano, Delaware Break
water; 6. 2 m, stmr American, New York.
Salina Cruz, November l, II Ar, stmr
Mexican, Tapley, San Francisco; a, 6 m, sid,
stmr Arzonian, Mich OILS, San Diego.
Curacao, November 8, 8 m Ar. stmr Phila-
delphia, Hichborn, New York via San Juan for
Laguayra, e..
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Port Clyde, Me, Nov 1-Schr Emily A.
Staples, from Boston for Winterport, light,
before reported ashore on Black Rock, is a
total wreck.
Beaufort, N C, Nov 2-Sch Mark Pendleton,
Anderson, from San Domingo for Stamford,
Ct, put into Cape Lookout with head sails and
foresail split; captain states can repair them.
Kingston, ia, Oct 29-Bark Skoda (Br).
which went ashore in the harbor yesterday,
was Heated last night by wrecking str Premier.
The Skoda, which has cargo of lumber from
Pensacola, was not badly damaged.
Boston, Oct 31-Sch M H Read, which was
wrecked on Ram Head bar few weeks ago,
has been bought by William H Wyman and is
on marine railway in East Boston. The cargo
of lumber has been removed. She will be
stripped of rigging and sails. but Mr.. Wyman
has not decided on any disposition of the hull.
Washington, Nov 3-For the second time
within year. the schooner Stephen G. Loud
of Thomaston, Me, has been abandoned at sea
and the revenue cutter service has been called
upon to take her out of the lanes of com.
merce. She is now reported as a dereict
about 100 miles off the louth Carolina coast.
The derelict destroyer Seneca steamed out Of
New York today to search for the helpless
vessel. On the previous occasion, the vessel
was salvaged by the revenue cutter service
ton, C despatch of November 9Th reports
that the cutter Yamacraw had picked up the
schooner and was towing her to Southport.
Cargo of lumber intact except deckload.]