Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-10-29
st. Peter left Oswego with coal con-
signed to man in Toledo.

Cleveland. Oct. 2S-The steamer T, q
Doty, which it is believed was lost during
was owned by the Cuyahoga Transit 20
of this city. She carried a crew of X
men. telegram was received at the
Office Of the company here, TODAY from
its Chicago representative. stating thar
there were strong indications that the
Doty had been lost with all hands. The
poty was wooden steam and was built
29l feet long and Al feet beam. Her H..
surance valuation was $4,000.
New York, Oct. 2S.-The large German
ship Ozorno arrived. this morning, from
Bordeaux. after a terrible experience At
sea. On Sept. Is, in lat. 41.2, long. 45.E
the ship encountered terrific gale n
hurricane force from the south-south
causing the vessel to roll Violently. The
vessel. was light, having only enough hal
last to make her steady. This ballast be-
san 70 snilt TO ieeward when the Ozorno
squaH The heavy sea struck the shin
anidships and threw her over on her
nea peg, ENDS. Everything was in confusion
The gale lasted "a hours and when the
wind went down every effort was made
TO right right the the Vessel The crew was obliged
carried it over. After II days their efforts
were rewarded and the ship righred. Dur.
ing the excitement Fred Falkland. aged
~ years, seaman. was lost overheard.
Marine Notes.
Boston Globe: The propeller steamer
Lincoln of the Kennebec Line, running to
this port. has been chartered by the East
coming winse She viii Be- I placed ne s sne
wee betweeM 1xtami and Havana making
semi-weekly,tffpE The line will 6e opened
on or about Dec ~ by the steamer Miami,
her trips ia san ana is Sassa aesu her
place on the Havana run being taken by
the Lincoln
D President Draks Of the Kennebec &
the Lincoln would probably run on the
route between Miami and Havana, as am
nounced, during January, February and
March, and then return to the Maine
coast She will probably be placed on the
Boston and Kennebec route and continue
until the e middle OF December. winter
continued during the winter.
Dredge No. 2 has finished work in
Portland back bay, the contract hay-
ing been carried out and the requisite
depth of water at low tide obtained.
The dredge is now digging near the
old dry dock.
fleet are reported the following: Ship A.
Ropes, San Francisco to Liverpool aos.
Cd, and part general cargo, 21s.. 3D..
T Par3 srn Lucy cyl % Davis Philadelphia
IN.
New York to Havana, lumber $3.50:
Charles Fl: Trickey, Kennebec to New
York, lumber $l.75: loaded and lowed
Carrie a. Lane, Norfolk to Vera Cruz.
coal, S2.50; Mary e. Morse. Satilla to New
\ orK. ties, 15c.-Bath Times.
Captain Gates who has been in COM
mand Of the New York and Bangor
steamship Pentagoet, has been trans
tererd to another steamer of the Man
haitian S. S. Co., and Captain Grin In
graham placed in command of the Pen
tagoet. He is a twin brother to Capt.
OTIS lngraham of the Boston & Bangor
steamer City of Bangor. The Manhat-
ton company has bought five steamers
on the great lakes for use in the coast
wise trade. one of which will be put on
the New York and Bangor route to run
IN connection with the Pentagoet.
Ihey will be ready about the middle of
November.