Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-11-22
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SAGRES--NOv 20. psd sim Patria,
New York for Naples, etc.
L1vERPOOL-Nov 10 sid stms Arab,
Portland; Tongariro, Halifax
LONDON--Nov 81, ar sim Fran.
Quebec via Pictou, N S.
LIVERPOOI4-Nov 20 ar sim Cepha-
lonia, Boston.
ANTWERP-Nov 81 ar sim Fries
land. New York via Southampton.
HALIFAX. N Snow q, ar sch Bra
ganza. Banks, 10000 pounds fish, and
cleared for Gloucester, Mass.
Cid sch Roger Drrry. Dixon. New
York.
Sid sim Westover, Bennett Philadel-
phia; Halifax. Pye,. Charlottetown,
e r brk Stephen G Hart, Babbidge,
New York
ST JOHN. n B-Nov 81. ar schs
Frani, L p. Williams. New York; H A
Holder. Mcintyre. Belfast; Pandoa.
Holder. Rockland.
Cid sim st Croix, Pike, Boston; schs
Beulah. Wa4n, Camden; Parlee. De-
BADGES; Hattie C, Buck, New York.
Cid 20th. bark Sayse, Roberts, Buenos
Ayres.
bESOW 7EAD-IsUN ~. pSQ sum
Ulunda, Halifax for Liverpool (sig-
nailed cargo LOST.
Disasters.
Boston, nov. 21-The two-masted
schooner Jonn Cadwallader of New
York. Capt. kingsbury, which left here
two days ago for Bath. Me-. in ballast,
lies on the beach back of Castle Is
Ia- cJ,
ing, on her beam ends. According to
the statements of the crew of the ves-
sci. she had almost reached her desti-
nation when she sprang a serious leak
and being unable to make any head
way against strong easterly gale.
she was put about and an attempt
made to reach Portland This was
found to be impossible and the schoon-
er was kept before the gale and con-
tinued on her way to Boston. In the
meantime the leak was steadily in
creasing and the crew We're utterly I'M
able to cope with it. The water gain
ed on the pumps gradually until when
the vessel reached the lower harbor
atsan early hour this morning. she was
nearly full of water. Tugs beached
her on Castle Island. Captain Kings
bury and crew were taken off by the
Lenox. The schooner will be repaired.
Marine Notes.
Capt. James T. Evans. master of
Baltimore schooner. has been convict
ed of Withholding proper food from his
crew and fined $3.50.
The reported return of two Portland
sailors who were supposed to have been
drowned in the plVmnnth NpW
York harbor. was an error. There were
two Portland sailors named Alfred Carl
son, and the one who has returned to the
cutter Woodbury. was never on the tug
Plymouth.
Machias. Me-, Nov. 21.-The cargo of
corn on board the schooner Cambridge,
which arrived here from Portland, Nov.
I, has been found to be so badly damaged
that the consisnees in this city have
thrown it back on the hands of the uit-
derwriters. The Cambridge was p days
in making the run from Portland.
Portland Me-, Nov. 20.-Portland's for
eign steamship season began, today, with
the arrival of the Shekn of the Leyland
Line. She left Liverpool, Nov: 5; and had
Friday. but her commander did not dare
to come in because OF the rough weather.
The Sheikh brought $50 tons of sulphur
and $50 tons of coal. She will load with
grain and general cargo.
The lighthouseboard gives notice that
On VI dDcol ANoN. ou. li6ItSuip 49, II
will be established in about 81 feet OF
water, about 1-2 miles to the south
ward and westward of Overfalls or
South shoal, at the entrance of Della &
ware bay. The new lightship Will
show two fixed white reflector lights.
one on each masthead. The focal
plane of the lights will be As feet above
the sea and the lights will be visible
IL miles in clear weather. the observ-
er's eye Is feet above the sea. Light
ship 46 has two mastS, is schooner
rugged, with a red hoop iron day mark
at each masthead. The hull will be
painted a straw color, with Over
falls" in large block letters on each
side, and mo. 49, in black on each
quarter. During thick or foggy
weather a 12-inch steam whistle will
sound blasts of three seconds duration
by silent intervals of q sec
onGs.