Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-10-19

New York; Addie Fuller, Small. New
YORK; George Ferguson, Ferguson
Sid. sch VIM II Archer. Rich, Boston
| ROCKLAND-Oct Is, ar, schs James II
uoyt. Studley, Lynn; f. Arcularius, Brown.
Boston. VS.
Other Domestic Ports.
| GLOUCESTER, Mascot. IS. ar
sch Amanda E., fremont.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H.-Oct. IS. ar
schs We. and w. l.. Tuck, Rockport.
Me-, for Annapolis; Horatio. Kennebec
VINEYARD HAVEN. MAsS-Oct IS, ar
schs George w Jcwett. New York for
| WIlscasset. (and sldD; Modoc, JonesbOro
for New York. Reports she experienced
| a heaVy northwest gale on Nantucket
shoals, sunday, and was obliged to an
Choir off Great Point. Nantucket. She
| lost her anchor and 30 fathoms of chain
She will procure others here and proceed
Schs Frank and Ira Gr), New Bedford
Tor 81 John; Chase and George Berry
Rockland for New York: Chase carried
away jibstay and split jib); Grace Web
ster, Bangor for New York; Joanna Cone
| Sullivan for Taunton: Chas Matthews
Augusta for Bridgeport; Lygonia Ban
gor for New Haven; w II Card. do for
Wareham; Nightingale, do for orders.
! Providence).
SID. schs Cora May Br), Quetay (Br),
| l-akOta tBr}.
Psd, schs Fairwind. Ellsworth for Rom
dout chas Noble, Simonds kennebec for
( Washington.
BOSTON-Oct is. ar. Sims Halifax.
Chariottetown and Halifax: Barnstable
| Obj, Port Antonio; schs Parlee (Br). st
John Adelaide tBr). Walton. s; Emily
A Staples Penobscot river; Neptune Ma
chias; Florence + Tower. A McNickoll
and Pavilion. Machias; ] Ponder Jr. BAN
gor: Me: Chas Mcdonald Rockport Me:
+ w Allen, Calais, Me; Triton, Calais;
Charlie Stedman. GAINESVILLE; Lee Green's
Landing: Lucknow, Kennebec; Bloomer.
Bangor; Mary f Rogers. Kennebec; How
ard Q Holder, lBD. St John; Mercedes,
| tBr). Bellevue Cove.
CID, schs Morris w Child. Appalachi-
cola; Utility Br), River Herbert. N S;
Bessie CBr). Bellevue Cove, N s: Bow
ers. Jacksonville
Sid sim Orion Norfolk. towing Big Pill
grim: tugs Seguin. towing sch Jacob 8
| Winslow, for Portland. where she goes
for repairs; Carbonerer. towing bgs
Schuylkil and Richardson. for Newbury-
port; Hercules. with bgs Co of New
Foreign Ports.
GLASGOW-Oct. IS, ar sim Con-
cordia, Montreal. .tta IS.
SWANSEA-Oct. IS, ar sim Mariana,
Tilt Cove. 2r",
MALIN COVE-Oct IS, psd sim
Alaska, Herring Cove, for Garston.
DCNNETT HEAD-Oct. IS, psd stm
Nordkyn, Fernando, via Halifax for
Stettin. - 49,
sHIELDS-Oct. IS. ar sim Ganges,
Montreal
LONDON-Oct. II, ar sim British
Trader, Liverpool for Boston.
dam, New York for Rotterdam.
GLASGOW-Oct. IS, ar sim City Of
Rome, New York.
GTBRALTAR-Oct. IS, ar sim Kaiser
Wilhelm H.. New York for Naples.
ST JOHN. N Boot Is, ar sim st John
City. Harrison. London via Halifax: schs
George e. Barton, Rockport; Maggie
J Chadwick. Starkey. New York; Marion
Reicker. do: ID Chord, Thorne. Boston,
per, Golding. Boston; Nellie Waters.
Granville. Rockland; G Fl Perry, Whit
taker. Boston.
Cid, sim State of Maine, Thompson.
Boston; schs a P Emerson, Odell, Phila-
delphia: Maggie Miller, Fullerton Rock
port; bkt Hector. Morrell. Buenos Ayres
HALIFAX. N S-Oct Is. ar, sims Pro-
prata, henri. Boston, and sid for st
Pierre, MID.
Sid, sim Banes, kidding, London.
Disasters.
Halifax. N. s., Oct. 1S-The French brig
E.ispiegle. from st. Pierre, MID bound to
Halifax with cargo of dry fish. is ashore
probably prove a total wreck. Her crew
were saved. The vessel is owned in
France.
Provincetown. Mass. Oct. lS-The
schooner Lodowick Bill of Damarscotta.
Me-, Capt Harrington, bound from Dam
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brick. was wrecked on Peaked Hill bars
at $50 this morning. The vessel is total
loss. The crew was saved The Lodo-
wick Bill was built at East Haddam, CT,
IN lS66. She registered 50 tons gross.
Boston, Oct. 1S.-The first tidings of the
loss OF the German bks Astronom. Cap
tain Schoon. which, was Wrecked on St
Paul island. G. B; .7oleQct. 4swas brought
ter. Pa, who was the sail maker on the
vessel. The entiras. crew were saved.
Miller arrived on the steamer Halifax.
from Halifax, and stated that the Astro-
many to Pictou, N. s.. but running in be-
tween Newfoundland and Cape Breton. x
terrific gale was encountered during
St. Paul island about 20 miles north Of \
Cape Breton. The crew by hard work
were able to launch the boats and oil
within few few hours rse Wit With the exception
of Miller the entire crew were Germans.
The AStrOnom was an old vessel, being
built in Bremen in 1868 and was $40 tons
burden. The crew were sent to Sydney
and Miller subsequently made his way to
Halifax.
Provincetown, Mass. Oct. 1S.-The
schooner Clifford c.. Capt. Kelson bound
from St. John. N. b.. for Boston. with
cargo of shingles, was towed here, today.
full of water, by the fishing steamer
Nickerson. The schooner sprung leak
three miles north of Cape Ann. yesterday.
and although the pumps were kept going
steadily. the hold was full of water, two
hours after. The northwest gale played
havoc with the schOoners rigging The
sails were torn to pieces and it was with
difficulty that the vessel was managed.
The nature of her cargo kept her from
sinking. Half of the deckload was swept
overheard, together with bulwarks and
rail. The cabin was flooded and the
stock of provisions ruined @ The crew
was completely exhausted. 1t was de-
cided to make for Provincetown. the
nearest port available, and fragment OF
the mainsail and a spare jib were set.
The schooner arrived off Cape Cod early
this morning. and was picked up by the
Nickerson. The Clifford c. will be beached
here and an effort will be made to make
repairs. The cargo is badly damaged.
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