Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-10
Stetson, Bangor; Rowena (Br), St

Stetson, Bangor: Rowena (Br, St
John, n b.
Cid, schs Prohibition (Br), Argyle, N
S; Leonard B, River Herbert, n S: D
| Clifford (Br). st John, N 3; Crescent,
Friendship, Me. and Norfolk Young
Brothers, Kennebec and Washington:
| Roseneath (Br), Bridgewater, n S.
Sid. Sims British Trader (Br), Hall
fax, N S; Yarmouth (Br), Yarmouth,
S.
DELAWARE BREAKwATER-Nov
8, sid, sch Willie L Maxwell, Camden.
Me.
GLOUCESTER, MASS.-Nov 9, ar.
sch Valiant CBr), Souris. Ell
VINEYARD HAVEN, MASS-Nov g. ar.
schs Pleasantville tBr). Liverpool n S
for New York tand sld): George D Loud,
South Gardiner for do: Carleton Belle,
Boothbay for do: F &, f Givan (Bry. st
| George. n b. for orders; Mount Hope.
Baltimore for Bangor. (slD: Seth w
Smith, Calais: A P Emerson, St John for
New York.
Sid. schs Suliivan Sawin. Kate and
Mary, Laura Robinson and Reuben East
man.
Psd. sim Pentagoet Eastport for New
lpTh. sclS 1y psuIl Mig tfoTb. Nln0SOr
for New York: Ella NJ Storer. Friend
ship, Ne. for Philadelphia; Charles E
Schmidt, kennebec for do; Charles E
Balch, Kennebec for Baltimore Edwin
r Hunt Pittston. Ne. for do; Woodward,
do for Washington, d C.
SALEM, MASS-Nov g. ar. schs A
Plummer. New York for Camden VIM
Todd. do for Kennebec: G NJ Brainard do
for Rockiand; Abner Taylor. Hoboken for
Lubec; Ethel, Westerly for Calais: Mar
shall Perrin, Philadelphia for Green's
Landing; Sarah A Blaisdell Sullivan for
Newport; N Kennedy. Fall River for
Ellsworth: Harvard Fl Havey (Br). Scott
Providence for ST John.
Foreign Ports.
MOVILLE-Nov g. ar, sim Partisan,
Montreal for Liverpool.
ARDROSSAN-Nov 6, sid, sim Black
head Montreal
GLASGOW-Nov s, ar ,stm Tritian,
Montreal.
HEATH POINT-Nov 9, psd sim
Norwegian. Glasgow for Montreal.
CAPE SPARTEL-Nov s, psd blk
Saro Caino, Newcastle. n B, for Ar
gew (Algeria)
PRESTON-Nov g. ar. blk Alert,
Hillsboro, y B.
LISBON-Nov 9, ar, sch Rosie. St
Johns n T.
CADIZ-Nov .. az. sch Portland,
New Foundland.
ST JOHN, n B-Nov 9, cid, schs Sax
on, Dickson, Hyannis via Vineyard
Haven; Alice. Benjamin, Eastpor;
Quetay. Hamilton. Vineyard Haven.
HILLSBORO, N B-Nov 5, cid schs
Flora Bell. Ward, Rockland: Spartan,
Coognbs. Baltimore.
ST MARGARETS BAY. n S-Nov 5,
ar, blk Atari. Greenock
SYDNEY, c B-Nov s. sid, bkt White
Wings, Mcclellan. Halifax.
HALIFAX. n S-Nov g. ar, schs
Hattie H Barbour. Erskine. New York;
Dominion, Ritchy, Boston.
CID, blk Avola. Martin. Montevideo
via Bridgewater
Disasters.
Boothbay Harbor. Me-, Nov 9-The
schooner Ethel. Captain Sloane. from
Gloucester. put into Boothbay Harbor.
Tuesday. and reported that, on Monday
night. when Is miles southeast of Matini-
Gus. she sprung bad leak and it was
only by the greatest effort that the crew
kept the schooner free by the use of the
pumps. So bad was her condition that
the crew thought of abandoning her. The
Ethel will go on the railway for repairs
and will then proceed.
London, Nov. 9.-The damage to the
British steamer Ethelgonda, Capt.
Gdoding. which went ashore on the
coast of ST., Lucia, while bound from
Buenos Ayres. for Boston. and which
was tloated later and towed to Cul de
sac est. Lucia), is found to be confined
to q feet of the fore keel and II plates.
The money loss is G12O0 and it will be
10 days before she can proceed TO sea-
Buffalo. N. Y, Nov. Capt Neil OF
the steamer Thomas Carnegie. when
arrived here. about o'clock this morn
ing, reports that when off Long POINT
his vessel passed close to two floating
bodies supposed to be from the wrechd
steamer Idaho. They We're Quicklyls'
in the darkness. Capt. Neil also
ports passing wreckage of various de
criptions. 1t has just been ascertaihH
that Gus Herring of this city was flrihs
on the Idaho and was lost. The identn9
of one deckhand and a porter remain'
to be established.
Marine Notes.
MACHIAS-Nov 9. Captain Ira
Colbeth of the brig Cameo. VINO Was
shot at sea and possibly fatah'
wounded. reaching Boston, SATURDAY.,
from ST. Kits and who is in hospna'
in Boston, is a native of Machiaspoi-
He is So years of age and makes ms
home in his native town when not a.
sea. with a wife and one daush'ei
Capt. Colbreth has followed the sea ~
20 years. and while mate was JAZZ
cut in a skirmish with sailor
has been twice shipwrecked, al ons
time having remained in mid-ocean
days in a small boat, without Ioou
water He spent the longer part OF '"'
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