The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-11-26
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS

New York, Nov 10. Ar, schs Harriet c
Whitehead, Stockton; Edward Blake, do
George Knck Long Cove; Vineyard. Ban
gor; 20, sid, schs W Sumner, Charleston
Carrie Look, Macoris; %, ar, sch w d Hilton
South Amboy for Belfast; sid, sch John Bos-
sert. Geof getown.
Newport News and Savannah; James w Ell
we'll New York and Baltimore; HARDWOOD
Palmer, Sewals Point, Va; Warren Potter,
Rockland; Edith M Thompson. Boothbay;
Charlotte W Miller, Stonington, Me; Malcolm
Baxter, Jr, Philadelphia: Mary Wellington,
Sullivan: Seth M Todd, Bangor; Metinic, Port
land.
philadt lphia Nov Is. Ar, schs Theoline,
Portland: %, ar, sch Gov Powers, Perth Am
Newport News, Nov Is. Ar. sch James W
Paul, Jr, Portland.
Norfolk. Nov 49, Ar, sch VIM H Sumner,
New York.
Fernandina, Nov 81. Sid, sch Ad 1ison E
Bulard, New York.
Jacksonville, Nov 10. Ar. sch Samuel T
Bowers. ROckland.
New Haven, Nov 10 Ar. sch Irene Me-
servey. Bangor.
Los Angeles, Cal. Nov II. Sid, previously
sim Alaskan (from San Francisco). Charles
ton, Philadelphia and New York.
Bangor. Nov IS. Sid, sch Fannie Palmer,
Portland; 49, ar. schs Catawamteak, Wey-
mouth; Storm Petrol, Boston; 20. ar, schs
Alice Murphy, Boston; jeremiah Smith. Ston-
ington; sid, schs N E Aver, Vineyard Haven;
Mary E Palmer, Bath; %, ar. sim L N Stod-
dard, Philadelphia; schs Carrie Ware, Wey-
mouth; Normandy, Camden; %, ar, sch Elsie A
Bayles, Rockport; "a. sid, sim l. Stoddard,
Philadelphia; schs Ida B Gibson, Bridgeport,
Kindberg, Boston.
Rockland, Nov 30 Sid. schs Tarratine, New
York; William Booth. do: Susan Pickering.
do; John Beacham. do; ] Bodwell, Ware
ham; John Perry. Boston; Florence q Lillian,
do; Fannie Palmer, Portland.
Searsport, Nov 20 Sid. sim Carolyn. Balti-
more; %, ar sim Mohawk, Boston (and pro-
ceeded eastward 24th); %. ar. sch William =
Sumner, to load lumber; sid, sim City of Phiia-
delphia, Boston; "a, sid, sim Millinocket, New
York.
Stockton, Nov 81 Ar. sim Millinocket. New
York; %, ar. sim City of Philadelphia. Boston
FOREIGN.
Turks Island, Nov 5, Sid, sch Archie
Crowell (Br). Bangor; 10. sid, sch Augusta W
Snow, Portland.
Barbados, Nov 49, Ar, sch Jacob M Haskell
Wooster, Portland.
Puerto Padre. Nov IT. Ar, sch Blanche H
King, Philadelphia.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Beaufort, NC, Nov 10. Wrecking tug Res.
cue. which has been searching for abandoned
sch Henry w Cramp, arrived at Cape Lookou,
Cove today. having failed to sight the derelic'
vessel, The Rescue steamed for Norfolk. Cine
report that the Cramp had been toweo INTO
Cane Lookout Nov 10 was apparently an error)
Rockland, Nov 10. The storm today ended
all chances of saving the Lehigh Valley tug
Iryington which went ashore on Two boa'
Ledge, in Muscle Ridge channel, two weeks
ago heavy southery wind pitched the
craft into deep water and wreckers abandoned
her as total loss. The Irvington was valued
Seattle, Wash, Nov 20. The six-masted
barkentine Sterling, formerly the Everett Z
Grigs, which recently changed her name and
flag was chartered Thursday for her first
VOYAGE under the Stars and Striples. The
Sterling, which is said to be the only slx-mast-
ed barkentine af1oat will go to sea IN comand
of the youngest skipper on the Pacific coast
Roy M. Sterling; the 81 year old son OF the
owner and who obtained his masters papers
only three months ago.
Kennebunkport, Me, Nov 20. After one I'M
successful attempt to escape from their vessel
which was In danger of being driven on the
shoals mile off Kennebunkport Point, Cap,
George L. Hardy of Deer Isle and the crew OF
four men of the Fannie and Fay finally sue
ceeded in reaching land on their second attempt
today. 5000
After a night which every man on boaro
believed would be his last. the five men put OF
in their yawl, which was half filled with Watel
while being launched. They were unaLe t.
make Roadway in the heavy sea and sgalns
the tide, and, after considerable time. finding
they were being carried to sea, returned to th'
schooner Later they started out again, ant
when short distance from the schooner were
taken in tow by Harry Chapman, who went II
their assistance with motorboat, and wer'
safely lowed to port. The schooner was towec
to Portland tonight. She was leaking slightly
but was not damaged. She was bound to Phil
adelphia from New York with fertilizer.