The Republican journal., 1915-09-23
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

New York, Sept ID. Ar, schs Marjorie
Spencer, Jacksonville; Frontenac, Tampa; Ed
ward Smith, Norfolk; 16, ar, sch F Pendle-
ton, Philadelphia for st John, N B; 49, cid sch
Susan N Pickering, Port Reading for st John,
N B; ar. sch W H Sumner. Savana-la-mar; 49,
IL, sch Charles Wyman, Bangor for Newar.
Carrie Bucknam, do; Hugh de Payens, New
castle, N B; sd sch Edward H Blake, Halifax,
MS.
Boston, Sept 16 Sid, schs Nelson McFar-
land, Bangor; Metinic, Rockland; 1s, ar. sch
Mary Brewer, Stockton; 20. ar, schs Lizzie D
Small, Port Eaton. Ii; James Slater, Windsor
N S; sid, sch Lizzie Call, Bangor.
Philadelphia. Sept 16. Cid. sch ] Holmes,
Birdsall, Bangor; Is. ar, sim l. V Stoddard,
Bangor; &c, ar. sch George E kinck, Roberts
harbor; sid, sims L V Stoddard, Bangor; cd
sch Susie H Davidson. Bath.
Baltimore, Sept Is. Ar. sch Elisha Atkins,
Port Tampa; 10, ar, sch Fannie Palmer, San
Juan.
Charleston, Sept 10 Sid, sch VIM Itch
field, New York
Jacksonville, Sept II. Ar, sch Thelma, Bos-
San Juan. ? R, Sept TO- In port. sch Cover
nor Powers for Turks Island and Boston Ito
Port Reading, Sept Is. Cid. schs Lillian,
Mschias; Susan N Pickering, St. John.
Gulfport, Miss, Sept 12. Sid. sch James W
Paul, Jr, Rio Janeiro.
Bridgeport, CT, Sept IA. Ar, sch Edwin r
Kirk, Bangor.
Newport News. Sept Is. Ar, sch Lucinda
Sutton, Norfolk.
Norfolk, Sept IA. Cid. sch Addison E Bull
lard, Pernambuco; Is. ar sch Gen E S Greeley,
from sea in distress; IL, ar, stmr Matao, Scar
port, and sid on return; 1S. ar. sch Lyman M
Law, Bangor; 20, sid, sch Lyman M Law, Ban
gor.
Bangor. Sept Is. Ar, schs Gilbert Stancliff,
Provincetown; Itaska, Boston; 16. sid, sim l. V
Sloddard, Philadelphia; II, ar, sch Eagle Wing,
Norfolk; 10, sid, sch Itasca, Boston; TO- ar,
schs Grace Davis, Baltimore; Wesley Abbott.
Boston; 81, sid. sch Izetta. New York.
| Stockton, Sept 15 Sid. sch M E Eldridge,
Boston; barge & L Co No 4, Rockiand; II,
ar, sch John PIERCE. Portland; barges Hampton
and Greenland, Boston, to load lumber; sid,
schs VIM Jones, N Y; Mary E Morse. do; barges
P N Co No 9; P N Co 10, do; Newcastle, do; IS,
ar. sim Millinocket, New York; schs Stony
sid, sch Harriet Rogers, Castine; 20. sid, sim
Millinocket, Philadelphia and New York; sch
Bessie Whiting, New York.
Searsport, Sept Is. Sid. barge Obey, Phila-
delpnia; &c. ar, barge Wicinisco, Philadelphia;
1S. ar, sim Mohawk. Boston. and proceeded
sim Meteor, Norfolk; barges Cleona. Philadel-
phia; Rain, Ezabethport; sid, barge L v No
| 703, Vinalhaven.
Portland, Sept 1e Sid. sch John Bossert.
Jacksonville.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool, Sept II. Ar sch Calumet Rich
ardson Quebec,
Buenos Ayres, Sept Is. Ar, sch Northland,
| Gulfport.
Matanzas. Sept Is. Sid. stmr seac onnet,
| Carter, New York.
Halifax, S. Sept 10. Ar, sch Tarratine,
| New York.
Rio Janeiro, Sept 49, Ar, sch Augusta W
| Snow, Newport News; sid, schs Baker Palmer,
| Newport News; Edward H Cole, Barbados; a.
| ar, sch Augustus II Babcock Newport News;
| 20, sid, sch Augusta W Snow, New Haven.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
| Norfolk, Va, Sept Is. Sch General E S
| Greeley, Small, Norfolk for Pernambuco, Aug
| 20, has returned to port in distress; vessel
| lost mainsail and dory and is leaking. Was
| caught in gale 200 miles northeast of Bermuda.
| Boston, Sept 49, The four masted schooner
Agnes Manning of Philadelphia, which
| rived here Tuesday from Philadelphia with a
to Capt A Frankel of New York, and will be
delivered to her new owner as soon her
cargo is unloaded. The Agnes Manning,
built at Camden, N J, in 1892, has been en-
gagged almost exclusively in the coal-carrying
trade to Eastern ports. Under the new own
ershp she will be placed in the off shore trade.
From here she will proceed to Philadelphia to
load cargo of case oil for Bordeaux, France
Lubec. Sept II. The three-masted schooner
LAME Cobb went ashore on the outer end of
West Quoddy head today during dense fog
and probably will be total loss. She carried
cargo of coal for Calais, her home port. The
schooner's bow and stern were caught upon
the lodges and it seemed certain she would
break in two at low tide. The schooner LAME
Cobb was built at Oakes's yard in Brewer in
1874 and her first captain was Capt Charles
Cobb of Brewer. Henry Lord of Bangor was
her managing owner until about Is years ago,
when she was sold to Jonesport parties. She
was of 243 tons gross and 800 tons net register.