Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-09-28
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Philadelphia.
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VINEYARD HAVEN. MASS Sept 3.
"a ~ 1 re-. w. w. sim ccttage CITY. Pcftland
a1rs Tor Sen Dss.s G Tssr, y whss
1eM York Tor Passport; Emma N vOx.
Fort Johnson for Boothbay; Julia a
Decker. South Amb6y for Rockland:
v omega Br), Cheyerie, n 9. for New
bangor Tor DO; sardinian. and Idaho..
port, Me, for do; Stephen Bennett. Gomes
s for He Tor H 90; 0ti4 Mal,er 4BQ g 6hn
Gardiner; Lak0ta (Br), ParrsbOro n s..
Tor orders: Ernest Decosta. New York
Tor Chatham, n B. -
sld, schs Bertha = Glover. Miranda,
Arthur B Smith. e s Hudson, Helen II
BENEDICT. L A Piummer. Noble Rhodes.
Harriet e Kerifn, ClifEord I White, Julia
A Decker. Omega (Br). Annie Lee, Aetna.
Sandman. Idaho. Anna Shepard. otephen
Bennett. VIM p Marvel and Otis 1fihar
t .aI,;, sim sansuit. Baltimore for Bostb6,
Psd. br II r Hussey. JacksonvslS or
Portland; schs Edward p Avery, 6O for
Portland: Jennie Lockwood, Bangor for
for do: Lucy Boothbay for do; Netl5e
Champion and Mary 8 Bradshaw, Bath
for Philadelphia: RIFLE Derby, Iceboro
for Baltimore; Harry Messer and Celina,
Bath for do; Jeremiah Smith. from Hal
lowell for Albany; Mary Augusta and
Belle Russell. Bath for New York: Sarah
Eaton. from Calais; Mary B Wellington
and D Bibber. from Kennebec, bound
west.
Anchored or Squash Meadow, schs
James Maloy, Elizabethport for Rock
land; Avis OBr). Providence for st John.
NEW YORK-sept q. ar. sim Mobile.
Fers;sa Peru.
ST. JOHN. N. B.-sept n, air, schs
Winnie Lowry, Smith. New York:
Fanny. Leonard. Rockland; Bertha
Maud. Wilcox, Boston; C ] Colwell,
Colwell. Rockland; Hattie e King.
Johnson. Salem: Lizzie d Small, Reic-
ker. New York: Myra B. WATSON.
Ina, Hansel Packer. Boston:
Nellie Waters. Granville, Rockland:
Beulah. WATSON. do: Annie Harper,
Fredericton to Boston: Al
faretta s Snare. Leonard, Boston; Alb
bic and Eva Hooper. Foster. Saco.
Cid. sim st Croix, Pike, Boston; ship
Creedmoor. Kennedy. Bristol; sch Liz
zie B. Belyea, Thomaston.
CHATHAM, N. B.-Sept rs, ar. blk
SiAh a. NoioOi duuSCup 1/lNCIpOols
NEWCASTLE. N. B.-Sept Is, ar, blk
Saro Caino. Ogno; sim Marguerite,
Italy.
POINT DU CHENE. N. B.-sept q.
sid bks Haiden, Andersen, River Mer-
sey; 24th. Kalstad. Hansen, Grimsby.
HALIFAX. N. S.-Sept n, ar, bg't
Moss Glen, Hire, New York: sch
w Holden. Mcdonald. do.
Disasters.
Boothbay Harbor, Sept. 27.-The crew
Of the schooner Abbie E. Willard OF
arrived at Boothbay Harbor.
in small boat, their vessel
having foundered II miles southeast OF
Seguin. The Abbie E. willard was
bound from Perth Amboy. N. j.. for
Bangor with a cargo Of clay. She
sprung q leak during a blow, and the
water came in 80 fast that the pumps
we're altogether inadequate Owing to
he nature of the cargo she soon began
TO settle and the crew saw that the
only thing left was to launch boat
The crew all got in and rowed to the
'hore. The vessel sank soon after she
vas abandoned. SWEET Bros OF Ban
.or owned the schooner. The willard
vas built in Brewer in 1860. She regis
cred 12S tons. s.u..s gs-s Ia
New York. Sept. 27.-The officers Of
the steamship Yumuri, Of the Ward
Inc which arrived from Havana, Cuba,
his forenoon, report what may. prove
20 be a tragedy of the sea, caused by
! wreck that occurred in the recent
leavy gale that dashed the coast last
week. Saturday, in latitude 32.35 AMI
ongitude 7740, the steamship passed
he schooner Grace Bradley of Thomas
on, Me, waterlogged and dismantled.
cat was rescued from the. wreck. On
he same day. 20 miles south Of the
Treck, the Yumuri passed a schooner's
ong boat. empty. and bearing no signs
hat it had been used in an attempt to
scape from the wreck. The day fol-
owing the Yumuri ran into school Of
Thales. She struck one Of them with
err sharp cutwater and decapitated It.
Gloucester. Mass, Sept. 7.-Capt.
Y. HI. Collins, representative Of the
Gloucester Mutual Fire Insurance CO..
as received telegram stating that
he schooner, Hattie M. Graham. before
eported ashore at Broughton island,
Tas fioated yesterday. and lowed to
p e. l., in a leaky condi-
ION. She will be repaired there. He
as also been advised that the menu
ers of the crew OF the fishing schooner
gorge F. Boutwell, have been awarded
liver medals by the London board Of
rade for their meritorious service in
aving the crew of the British steamer
which ran ashore on Grand
Ianan last winter.
Gloucester, Mass. Sept. 27.-The
chooner Catalina, Captain Mcintyre.
wned in Boothbay. Me-. and loaded
18th fire brick, arrived here this morn =.
lg from Boston on her way to Rock
ort, Me-, In a leaky condition. She
an ashore in south breakers OF Salem
,st night, and floated at high tide to-
ay. She was run aground here and
ill be repaired.
Marine Notes.
Capt. Beckman, Of barrel boat fame.
md his 10-year-old son. who were
escued OF Mt. Desert by the steamer
'entagort. were landed. Thursday. m
youy yorb TJo u,oo foro1d 80 ohanff,r