Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-10-21
Foreign Ports.

| anu Ira NbT), New bedford for st
| John.
Foreign Ports.
HALIFAX. N S-Oct 20, ar. sim Hal
flax. Pye. Boston and sailed for Char
lottetown.
| Cid, blk st Peter, Skaling. Buenos
Ayres; Bright Moss Glen. Hire, Ponce.
p r.
ST JOHN, n B-Oct 20, ar, sch D w
3. Holder, Elizabethport; coastwise
schs Genesta. Denton, Westport: Buda,
Stuart, Beaver Harbor; Zina NJ, New
comb, Parrsboro; Helen NJ, Hatfield,
Joggins; sch Petrol, Slocomb, Advo-
| cate Harbor to Boston for harbor.
| Coastwise schs Nina Blanche, Thur
Der, Freeport; Hattie c, Brick. jog
gins.
CID today. sim st Croix, Pike. Bos-
ton: bkt Hornet Mobiles, Dundalk;
sch Otis Miller. Miller. Boston; sch
Myra 3 WATSON, Rockland; sch Beu-
lah, WATSON, Rockland; sch Canary,
Robinson, Scituate, Mass; sim Stella,
HUM, Louisburg.
Coastwise schs Wanita, Hudson, An
napolis; Lone Star, Griffin, North
Head; Nina Blanch, Thurber, Free
port; Flash, Flower, Windsor; Buda,
Stuart, Beaver Harbor; Barge No. 8.
Mcnamara. Parrsboro.
Returned bkt Frederick, Capt Ryder
and sch Syanara. Capt Finlay, which
passed out at Sydney light on Satur-
day for St John, returned again on
Saturday night on account of storm.
ROTTERDAM-Oct 20, NJ, sid
sim Spaarndam, New York.
BUENOS AYRES- Sept %, sid blk
Annie Lewis, Boston.
PERNAMBUCO-Sept 81, sid bks
Cosmo, Prince Edward Island; Oct 1;
Big Sunbeam, st Johns, N F.
LIVERPOOL-Oct 20, ar, sim Teu-
tonic, New York
ROTTERDAM-Oct 10, ar, sim Rot
terdam, New York.
ARDROSSAN-Oct IS, sid, sinus
Niagara, Montreal; 18th, Teelin Head,
Quebec.
LONDON-Oct 20, sid, sim British
Trader, Boston.
LEITH-Oct 20, ar, sim Ganges,
Montreal.
ARDROSSAN-Oct 20. sid, sim Ini-
shower Head (from DUBLIN, Quebec.
HALIFAX, N. Scot 20, ar, Sims
Portia, st Johns; st John City, st John,
N B.
LoNDoN-oct 20. =, sim Massachs
sets. New York.
spelsa. w.
Blk Eugene, Campbellton, N B, for
Newport, Oct II, lat IS; long 81.
Disasters.
Boothbay, Oct D.-Schooner Austin D.
Knight. French. New York for Bangor.
on Sunday night, % miles north of Cape
Cod. blew away her forestaysail lib and
sustained other slight damage.
Machias. Oct. 2O.-while beating out Of
Little River yesterday the British
schooner Clarence, Captain Dillon, of and
from st. John. bound to Boston. missed
stays and went ashore on Little Rock
mead, carrying away her steering gear and
forcing the anchor through her starboard
bow below the water line. Captain Dillon
managed to work the vessel of the rocks
and with great difficulty made this port,
where he beached her. Finding 1t imp0s-
sible to extract the anchor, the hole was
caulked and she proceeded.
The schooner Tampa Captain Pettin-
gill, from South Gardiner for New
Bedford. put in at Portland, Tuesday,
to make repairs. The schooner left
South Gardiner with a large cargo OF
lumber on board and everything went
well until she was off Portland harbor,
when she sprung a leak from some un-
known cause. Captain Pettingih st
first decided to continue on his course,
but in very short time he made the
unpleasant discovery that the water
wa: pouring in faster than the crew
could take it out with the pumps, 80 ne
came to the conclusion that it would 2e
an excellent idea to run into harbor
and see If the leak could not be stop
ped. The schooner will be hauled up
on the flats, and an examina-
ton Of her hull will be made. Captain
Pettingill is in hopes the vesse can De
repaired without removing her cargo.