The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-07-30
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

New York, July 81 Ar, sch Merhebesec,
Stonlngton; %, ar, schs Susan Pickering,
Stonington; Francis Goodnow Roberts Harbor;
LUCIA Porter. St John, N B, via Bridgeport;
George E Kinch. Roberts aarbor 3d. sid, schs
Ella NJ Wiley, Port Royal; Annie Chase.
Port Reading for Southwest Harbor; "a. sid.
schs Emma S Lord. Guttenburg for Rockland;
M V Chase, Perth Anboy for st John, N B;
&C. ar, schs Samuel B Hubbard, Hubbards
Cove, Me; James H Hoyt Vinalhaven; Daniel
Bailey. Stonington; William Bisbee, Hallowell;
Emma s Briggs Boothbay, via Newport; Har
riet Whitehead, Stockholm rs, ar, schs Seguin.
Walton, N B; William Booth. Roberts Harbor,
Me; Adelia I Carleton, Sullivan; Nellie Grant,
Bangor; John S Becham, Stockton; Samuel
Hart, Long Cove.
Boston, July %. Ar, schs Senator Saulis-
bury, Stockton; Fannie Hall, Franklin. Me;
Itasca. Bangor; Charlie and Willie. Rockport;
sim Carolyn, Stockton Springs; %. ar, sch
Catherine, Bangor; "a, sid, sch Abenaki, Ban
gor 25, ar, sch Mary Ann Mccain, Bangor; sid,
sch Willis & Guy. Great Salmon River, N b;
49, ar, sim City of Philadelphia. Stockton; sid,
sch Catherine. Bangor.
Herrick, Stonington; Margaret Ford. New
Haven; cid, sch Stanley Seaman. Bangor;
o. ar, sim Mexican, Honolulu, kahului and
Hilo; 20, ar, sch Blanche Fl King, Calais; Is, ar.
sim Millinocket. Stockton Springs, land cid for
New York;; 27. ar sim L V Stoddard. Bangor
Calais; "a. ar, sch Gen Greeley. Port Read
ing.
Newport News, July "a. Sid, sch Daylight.
Jacksonville.
Norfolk, July 2l. Ar, sch Gen S Greeley,
New York.
Gulfport. Miss. July 81. Ar, sch Horace A
Stone Port Tampa.
San Juan, r. July g. Ar, sch Georgia
Gilkey. Port Bolivar.
Pascagoula, July %. Sid, sch Gov Powers,
Boston.
Wilmington, N C, July %. Ar, sch Alice L
Pendleton St Johns, Antigua.
Brunswick, Ga, July "a. Sid, sch Marx ZEN
dleton, New York.
Perth Amboy. July "a. Sid, schs White
Wings, Halifax; M Chase. St John. B.
New Bedford. July "a. Ar. sch Flora Con-
don, St John. N B
Charleston, S c, July Is Ar. sch Lewiston.
Porto Rico; sid, sch VIM Litchield, New
York.
Bangor, July %. Ar. schs Charles Camp
bell. Norfolk; Irene Meservey. Boston; A F
Kindberg, do; Gilbert Stancliff, do; Tay.
do; Ida Gibson, do; Mineola. do; N E Aver. 5
w Harbor; sid, sch Eagle, Boston: %, ar, sch
Susie P oliver. Smiths Landing, N Y; "a, ar,
sch Seth M Todd, Boston; sid, sch Henry W
Cramp, Norfolk; Is, sid. sim L Stoddard.
Norfolk; 26, sid, sch Andrew Nebinger, New
York; q, ar, schs Lavina M Snow. Philadelphia;
Catherine, Boston; %, sid. schs Charles A
Campbell, Norfolk; Mineola, Boston.
Stockton. July q. Sid. sim City Of Phila-
York; %. sid. sch Clara B Kennard. Bar Har-
Dor; Is, ar. sim City of Philadelphia. Boston.
Searsport. July q. Ar, barge Rain, Eliza
bethport; "a, ar, sim Massasoit, Boston (and
proceeded eastward); &c. sid. barge Rain.
Rockland. July q. Ar. sch Annie B Mitch
ell, New York.
Calais. July "a Ar. bark Matanzas. Phila-
delphia. sch Brina P Pendleton do; Blanche C
Pendlettn n, do.
West Sullivan, July q. Ar, sch James A
Webster, Stonington; sid, schs L Whitmore,
Boston; Winchester, New York.
FOREIGN PoRTs.
Cardenas, July 90 Ar. sch Manchester
Haynes, Gibrara (loads for Philadelphia
Digby. N S. July II. Passed in, sch William
Cobb, Rockland for Round Hill.
Windsor, N S, July Is. Ar, sch Wawenock,
Rockland.
Walton, N S. July IS. Cid. sch Anne Lord.
New York.
MISCELLANY
Boston, Mass, July Is. Str Middlesex has
been iibeled by the owners of schr George 2.
Hudson, which was recently sunk in collision
with the former vessel
Portland. July %. the three-masted schooner
Sadie C. Summer, the largest single deck
vessel of her class on the coast, was locked at
the Hilton Dodge Co.'s sheds yesterday, she
having a cargo of about 100000 feet of south
ern pine lumber to discharge there. She
originally left Belfast. Ga, IS days ago in COM
mond of Capt Sweetland of Tenants Harbor,
and had hardly got to sea when he was taken
violently sick and the vessel was obliged to
put into Charleston for medical assistance.
The captain was removed to the hospital there,
but recovered to such degree that in abouta
week he was allowed to leave by steam' hip for
his home in Maine. The schooner was hung
for ~ VIZ
rival Of a new captain, and while there her
bottom became covered with barnacles several
inches thick, it affecting her sailing qualities
badly, it being almost impossible to get her
over the shoals. As soon as her cargo is out
she will haul out on the marine railway to
have her bottom cleaned and painted. Capt.
E. Low of Deer Isle was sent out to bring the
vessel here, which he succeeded in doing, al
though he says it was one of the most dis
coursging passages he ever made. the schooner
being Il days on the run from Charleston.
light winds prevailing practically the entire
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