Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-11-07
SHIPPING NEWS.


| bAN1oR-NoV 0, ar sens A j Whit
ing. Clossen, Rockland; Alhndale,
sadler, Friendship; James r. Hen
| drick. Islesboro; Florence A. Clark.
Boothbay; Leading Breeze. Pinkham,
| Boston: Sarah l. DAVIS, Pattershall,
Der Isle; ] Ponder. Jr. Sprague. New
York; NJ r Mahoney. Pickett, Cottage
| City.
Sid schs Eagle Eaton. Boston: Maria
L Davis. Quinn, Friendship; Fortuna,
Billings, Rockland; Sally B. Higgins,
-; VIM Slater, Dodge, Fall River;
Annie w. Barker, Blake,
ROCKPORT-Nov 5. ar schs Maud
S. Seavey, West Gouldsboro: Peerless,
Boston; Ella May. Cooper, Boston.
Sid sch Maud S, Seavey. Portland.
PORTLAND-Nov 6, ar 5th, tug Her.
aid. with barge Ringleader Newport
News; tug Rapacker. with barge Raj
fie, from New York; sim Frostburg.
with barge A from Baltimore; schs
Sarah w Lawrence. Coleman. Balti-
more; Sarah and Ellen. York. Boston;
Eugene, Machias for do.
Ar 9Th. tug Gladiator with barge
Tunnel Ridge, Philadelphia; schs Alice
e Clark. Clark, Norfolk; Millie WASH
burn, Johnson, Wellfleet; sim .Horatio
Hall, New York.
Cid 5th, schs VIM Jones, Mclean.
Hillsboro, N B; H venner, Stone,
Kennebec and New York; Abby G Cole,
Cole, do for do.
BOOTHBAY-Nov 6, ar, br Ernestine.
Gloucester.
Other Domestic Ports.
VINEYARD HAVEN, MAsS-Nov s,
ar schs A F Kindberg, Newark for
Bangor; Francis r Baird. Perth Am
boy for Randolph: sim Maurice, New
York for Halifax; Webster Barnard,
Cottage City for Bangor.
Sid sch Velma, for Calais.
BOSTON-Nov 6. ar sim Boston.
Yarmouth: schs G Kelly, Newban-
don, N B; Lady Antrim, Rockland:
VIM e Leggett, Deer Isle.
Sid sim Prince Edward, Yarmouth;
schs Elwood Burton. Hilsboro: Marcus
Edwards, st John; valdare, st John;
Bertha Maud, do.
CITY ISLAND-Nov 6, ar, Sims Man
haitian, Portland; schs Lily. Windsor;
LAME Cobb, Wentworth, N S; Carita.
Liverpool, N S, via New Haven; E H
Foster. st John via Stonington; Rebec-
ca G Whillden. Greens Landing, Me;
Spartel, Eastport; John Perry, Rock
land; Emma Green, Bangor; Briga-
der, Rockland, Me. She reports while
coming in this harbor at IL o'clock.
last night, fouled schooner Elma, (Br)
at anchor here and had boat smashed
and broken spanker boom. The Elma
sustained no damage.
PHILADELPHIA-N 5, sid sea-
ward sch Georgia. for Dorchester, N B.
NEW YORK-Nov 6, ar, sim La Gas
cOgne, Havre. ifgt
Sid, schs Estelle, Bangor: Damietta and
Joanna, Portland
NEW LONDON. COMMON 6. ar, sch
Mary Pike, New York for PASSPORT.
Foreign Ports.
MOVILLE-Nov 6, sid sim Anchoria.
from Glasgow for New York.
LIVERPOOL-Nov S. ar Sims Kansas,
Boston; Pavonia, Boston.
DuBLIN-Nov 6, ar, sim Dunmore
MOVfII.E-Nov 6. sid. stm Gallia.
from LIVERPOOL, Montreal.
Marine Notes.
OF the immigrants at Boston, on the
steamship Peruvian, from Glasgow and
Derry, Mrs. Bridget O'Donnell and her
four grown-up children are debarred
from landing. Mrs. O'Donnell has the
address of relatives, but they are not to
be found, and the immigration inspec-
tors are endeavoring to locate them.
Capt. Taylor of the steam collier
Lancaster, at Boston. from Philadel-
phia. reports to the local branch Of the
photographic Office that buoy No. 5A.
located on the north end of Stone Horse
shoal, Nantucket sound, has gone from
its position and dragged to point off
Quicks hole. This is probably the
same buoy reported in the channel by
Capt. Bond of the steamer Howard.
Portland, Me-, Nov. Capt. Joseph
Littlejohn, one. Of the oldest shipmas-
ters of Portland. died. last night. aged
81 years. He had served as pilot in
Boston and New York harbors. A
laughter survives him.
st. Johns. N. F., Nov. 5.-The mail
steamer Virginia Lake has returned
here from a trip to the farthest north
ern points on the Labrador coast. She
reports that the entire ocean in that
vicinity is blocked by ice foes. and that
there Is not the slightest prospect Of
Lieut.. Perry's steamer Windward get
ting. free from the Arctic regions. this
season. <. laA III II I ~