Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-03
SHIPPING NEWS.
Mains Ports.

| Mains Ports.
| PORTLAND-No 2, ar, schs Ira B Fl.
| lens, Marston, New York; Carrie E Pick
ering, Haskell. do; Damietta and Johann.
Wallace, do; Lama Cobb, Port Granville.
n S, for New York.
Cid, schs Carrie A Norton. Wiley, Porto
Rico; Wesley NJ Oler. Hartman, Ken
ROCkLAND-NOv 2, ar. sch Lavolta,
Whitaker, New York.
THOMAsTON-Nov 2, ar, sch Druid.
Hutchins, New York.
BANGOR-Nov q ar. schs John N
Fiske, Richards, Boston: Olive Branch.
SWEET do; Stephen Morris, Smith, New
York; Lucie Porter, Farrow, do; Mary
standish. Gray. do; Neptune. Berry, Ma
Sid, sch Fannie F Hall. Hutchings, Bos-
ton.
BOOTHBAY-Nov 2. ar, schs John
Stroup. Shulee, N S; Henry F Eaton,
Eastport; Cara and Mabel. New Haven:
Carrie l. Hix, South Amboy; Nellie 1
White Br), Sand River. $; Commerce.
tBD, do; Mary Landgon, do; Hattie
Crane Georges. lost dory.
MACHIAS-Nov q ar. schs Gamma,
Boston: Lexington. Boston for Eastport.
EASTPORT-Nov 2, ar. sch Eleanor I,
Wright, Lambert, st John, N B. for Bos-
ton
Other Domestic Ports.
NEW HAVEN, CONN-Nov 2, ar,
sch Harry (Br). Hillsboro, N B.
PROVIDENCE, r. Nov 2, sid, sch
Nelson bartlett, Brunswick Me.
NEW YORK-Nov 2, ar. blk Gleneida,
Brunswick, Me; sch Jerome B Look, do.
Ar, schs Edenezer Haggett and Harold
enc, Brunswick. Me.
CID; sim Manhattan, Portland.
CITY ISLAND, N. Y.-Nov 2, bound
south schs Izetta Bangor, Me; Earl P
Mason. Belfast. Me; E G Willard, Rock
land; Addie Fuller, Machias. Me; Victoria.
Bangor. Me; Stephen Bennett. Bluehill,
Rockland. Me; Ada Ames, do; Anne
w Round south. s s; Gypsum Empress.
Winnie Dewry. do: Walter Miller, do;
Levi Hart Fox Island. Me; Cumberland
Portland, Me: Maynard Summer, Vinal-
Mass Ms Eswafd s sayan re Ms
Cornelia. Boule. Hurricane Island Me;
James A Stetson. Lubec. Me. .-
BOSTON-Nov 2. ar. sim Cestrian (Br).
p Q; Mary E McDougall (Br). New Rich-
Sid, Sims Halifax Br). Halifax; Boston
pool; tug Triton. Bath Me.
PORTSMOUTH. N H-Nov 2, ar, sch
Norton, Boston for York Harbor; George
A Pierce Bangor: Cothiel Berry. st John.
NJ,
Reading, Bangor. r. f
Foreign Ports.
LONDON-Nov q ar. sim Cervona,
Montreal: st John City. st John. N B,
CADIz-oct %, ar, sch St Ellen. St
Johns. N F.
HOLY HEAD-Nov 2, ar,bk Alert. Hills
GiBRALTAR-oct q. ar schs Nasen,
Kings Cove N F. Nov l. Girlof Devon
St Johns. n F.
MADERIA-oet Il; sid. blk Matilda.
ST. JOHN. N. B.-Nov 2. ar. schs Saxon.
Dickson, Boston; Wendall Burpee, Boards
ley. do.
cid. sch Myra b. WATSON. Boston.
CHATHAM. N. B-Nov Lar, blk Angelo,
Castellano. Cacacea, Ghirganti
SYDNEY, e. B;-Nov l. ar. sch Deer
Hill. Burns. Fahebury.
CHARLOTTETOWN, p. E. Loot Is,
ar, sch Clayola. Halifax.
PARRSBORO. N. Scot Is, cid, ship
F9 %eNh KinE; tsbl sd Livsrp pos -,
sum King, Knowlton, New York
QUEENSTOWN-Noy 3. ar. sim Ma.
jestic. New York for Liverpool and pro-
ceeded.
Marine Notes.
Bangor News: There are very few ves-
sells in the port of Bangor at present.
aad business Is dull in consequence.
big fleet Of coasters is bound here. but
On Sunday over 100 sail. IS of them loaded.
passed Chatham, Cape Cod. bound east.
and in the course Of the week many OF
these vessels will arrive here. A few
came in on Monday, and when the pre-
sent storm clears, probably with west
or northwest wind, from 90 to 100 sail Will
come in here and the piles of lumber and
other freight which have accumulated
will begin to move.
Bath Times: c. H. Mansfield of Jones.
port. was in town, Saturday, returning
home from Small Point where he mas
been since last Thursday. saving the car
go of lumber from his vessel. the LzNe
Brewster. which went ashore and was
wrecked on Wood island off Small POINT
The craft was in command Of Capt. ROD 81
ert Anderson and a crew of four men, M
hailing from Jonesport. bound for 30
ton from Calais, with 12O M. long lumbs;
The vessel had been out in the storm y
the 9th and was leaking badly. The cap
tain saw there was no chance of sayns
the vessel, SO he ran her ashore on WOOL
island. Five minutes after she struck lnc
house washed overheard and the crew
had struggle to escape with their 'sS'
They did not save anything. On the
land is a summer cottage. in which INC
crew obtained shelter and found Gui1ssh he
vicinity were very kind to the unforC'
nate men. The vessel was owned Dy =.
Fl: Mansfield Of Jonesport. who Is COZ
IHISSlOHeT OF WreckS anu
goods. He arrived at the island !hun
day, and bought the lumber from the ~
derwriters. The cargo was insured Ty
firm in Calais. He expects to save lW a. a.
but has not yet decided what he VIII w t he
with it. He was loud in his praise OF s an.
manner which he and his men were e..
tertained by the neighbors who did evss
thing for their comfort. In his exps-
ence of 10 years as commissioner, havlSs
charge of wrecks from Portland a,nd n 70
John, he said he never met so KIND PeopH
as they were in the vicinity OF sm Isr
Point. He desires the Times to ., mentor Tor
Mr.. Pye and Mr.. Pilham. especially ~ -
their efforts in rendering assistance ~
the shipwreekesd party The .ea yssse owned NED
valued at $500: Mr.. Mansneia or time
56-64ths He said 1t was the hrst tlh asD
that he ever had to do duty as cnmmS ss
sioner on one of his own vessels. ne ~
perfectly satisfied that the wreck cou
not have been prevented. The schoonse
has entirely washed to pieces ana hot'
ing is now left of her. lq
The first muffs were made for the use -
doctors to keep their fingers SOIL as ~
wa ryv, that they might carefully IeSA wv