The Portland daily press., 1896-12-18
AFTER THE STORM.
News Along the Water Front After We'd
nesday's Gale.

Tha schooner Albert Pharo from
Green's Landing for New York arrived
here Tuesday night after very rough
massage. Her jib was blown away and
she sustained other damage. . She sailed
yesterday for New York.
Tho British schooner Juno reached
hers tuesday night and anchored in the
lower harbor. A few days ago this vessel
went ashore on the eastern coast Of
Maine. but was pulled off with only
snoht damage. She put into st. George
Me. for repairs, being flled with water
md in almost sinking condition.
The Juno sailed yesterday for New York.
She had already been five weeks getting
to this port from Inaoo. n. 3.
Tbe schooner Pendleton started for
East Boothbay yesterday afternoon, but
after putting her nose outside OF the
harbor. turned around and put back in
to port. The skipper said 1t was still too
rough for him to sail.
The schooner Maggie Ellen has hauled
nm at Merchants wharf for tho winter.
| Next week the Portland and South
Portland ferry boat will make three
trfps an hour to accommodates the Christi
mas shoppers.
| A fne oil painting Of the steamer John
9nglis, the new boat of the Maine Steam
ship Company, will he placed on exhibit
| ion in Rines Brothers window.
The sea was running SO heavy outside
yesterday that the spray of the breakers
could be seen over House island from
the barge Office, as the high rollers dashed
against this rocky cliffs of Cushing's and
the Junk o'Pork.
4 The schooner Carrie E. Phillips went
on fishing trip yesterday morning.
The Allan liner Caspian is on her why
from Glasgow to this port.
| 4 The arrival Of the schooner Golden
Sbeaf, Capt. Chandler, at Martinique.
on November %, is reported.
| Capt. Joseph Upton's sloop went adrift
from her anchorage at South Portland
during the storm Wednesday afternoon.
She was picked up and towed to the In.
ternationnl Navigation Company's wharf
1 The proprierors of the Allan Steamship
line. Messrs. Il. Il A. Allan, have con
tracted for the construction OF new
10, O0Oiton freight steamer. This new YES
sel will be 40 feet long, 30 feet beam
and will have depth of SO feet 6 inches
Her engines will be Of 5000 horse powe
and will drive her at speed OF IL i
} knots. She will he large freight ship
pure anc simple, of tremendous carrying
capacity. This GLASS Of ships with faa
! Messenger service is the aim of the Allal
) line.
The Vancouver of the Dominion lin
passed Cape Race Wednesday at 9. 80 a. m
and arrived at Halifax yesterday. Th
steamer is due in Portland Friday nigh
and has large cargo of green fruit &c
the Western states. which is the nrs
. cargo of the kind ever shipped to thes
points from Portland.
Having been delayed two days here tn
BAY State Of the Portland & Boston lin
t sailed early yesterday morning for Boz
!. ton. The steamer Portland left Bosto
Q yesterday forenoon and reached hero lai
Q night after a rough trip.
Inc Only Aoohl "EooA AoPoA w" "Aos
l the storm Wednesday was that OF th
little schooner My Fancy, which dragRe
9 her anchor and went ashore at Long Is
. and, where she soon pounded to piece
o on the rocks. The captain and Gre
: managed to reach dry land in safety
8 but their vessel and cargo will be tots
loss.
: The Boston boats did not sail frol
J. either end OF the route on Tuesday {
9 Wednesday nights.
Casco Lodge Elects Officers.
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