Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-11-14

New York; tug Gettysburg .tovfno ho
kalmia. from Philadelphia; tug oar,
bonero, towing Big Schuykill, from do.
tug Tamaqua towing By Thomaxton
from do; schs 3 G Cromwell. McIear
Boston to load for West indies. G !
| Willard. Drinkwater. Raritan. Erorn,
w Day Winterport for Boston.
Sid, his Maggie s Hart, and Aaron
leopard
| EAsTpoRT-Nov 10 ar, sch Bramball
New York.
,aimer Harding, Newport News aux q
Sid. .schs J Little, Robbins. Plymouth.
X cs Go3t M ksaaa New o xgTk Xlek
fr, Winchenbacf, Waidoboro. Julia Edna
/ payson. Yinalhaven George a JSierce
oinkham, Boston; Whiting. Chosen.
RocIsI1AND-Nov IL, ar, schs Ada
Ames, Emery New York: r G Willard
slwood, Waidoboro HUM. Hall. Boston.
Iart Brown, New Yorx. ella Presse s:,'
/ rhorndike. New York
| BOOTHBAY--Nov 70, ar, sch Catalina.
| Boston: Addie. do. Hattie Loring. Rock
| and; Stony Brook 10; Gamecock, Win
| export; Grace j, Columbia Falls; Susan
| ;tetson Bangor: Juiia Baker, do; Omaha
10: Smith futile, Damariscotta; Flash,
Other Domestic Ports.
SALEM. MASS-Nov 10, sid, schs
Thomas II Lawrence and Maynard
sumner, bound east
CITY ISLAND-Nov 10. ar, sim Ho-
ratio Hall. Portland; schs Melissa
Trask, Bangor; VIM Pickering, Ban
sor; Jos Luther, Long Cove; Rebecca
A TauIane, Bath; Viola Sheppard.
Bath for Philadelphia; Joseph Eaton,
Bangor.
HYANNIS. MASS-Nov 10, ar. schs
Francis Goodnow, Long Cove for New
York; Thomas E Garland, Greens
Landing for New York.
NEW YORK-Nov 13, ar, sim Mesa
ga, London.
HIGHLAND LIGHT, MASS-Noy 13.
Psd east at dark, bk Ethel for Bath.
EINEYARD HAVEN, MASS-Nov
Bar, schs Senator Grimes, New YORK
for Calais; Abbie G Cole. South Gar
diner for New York; Charlie Bucki
and Otronto. Bangor for do; John c
Cottingham and Thistle, st John for
DO; Elite, Newcastle N B. for do;
Phoenix, Newburgh for Windsor, dat-
ter sld).
Psd, sim Maverick, towing two bar
ges Portland for Bayonne; schs Fred
erick Roessner. Hillsboro for New
York; Gypsum Empress, Windsor for
do; Ella Francis and Flyaway, Rock
land for do: David P Davis, Iceboro
for do; D D Haskell, Stonington, Me.
for do; sch E H Foster, New York for
ST John, grounded on Hedge Fence
shoal, Vineyard sound. this afternoon,
but floated --itl1out damage and pro-
ceeded. sel.~aIERK
BuoTON-Nov 13, ar sims Gaia
lonia, Liverpool; Boston, Yarmouth,
n S; Maverick. Bangor for Bayonne,
j; schs Athlete, Kingsport, N S;
Patriot. Merigonish, N S; Fannie F
HALL, Bangor: Muitonomah, Stoning-
ton, Me; Mary B Rogers. Bath, Me;
Leona and E NJ Walton. Rockport, Me;
Carrie C Miles. Rockland, Me; Bessie
II Gross, Deer Isle.
Sid. Sims Barrowmore, London;
Prince Edward, Yarmouth Maverick,
from Bangor, towing Big 8 o Co No rs
for Bayonne; tug Gettysburg towing
By Kalmia, Philadelphia for Portland;
Schs Otis Miller, st John. N b; Herald,
Portland, Me; Fannie Hodgkins.
Boothbay; Rival Bath.
Foreign Ports.
HALIFAX, N. S.-Nov Is, ar, sim
Halifax, Pye, Boston; sch st Maurice,
Corbett, New York.
Sid, blk Cristofore Colombo, Agno.
Swansea.
HAvRE-Nov Is, ar, sim La Touraine,
QuEENSTowN-No IL, sid, sim Luz
CANA, Liverpool for New York
4 LONDON-Nov 49, sid. sims Cambrian,
Boston; Georgian. Portland.
Disasters.
rs Apala MhIso, Noy, l2nThe schooner
from Scranton for a Cuban port. went
ashore on Flag Island, last night and be- :
came total wreck. The crew is safe
vices say that Lightkeeper Gibeaut of
me turtle Light. saw schooner, with
SIX men and one woman go down during
ire gale night before last.
Halifax. n. S.. Nov. 13.-The Russian
bark Lima. loading deals at Tidnish,
parted her cables, Saturday night, in a
gale and went ashore. She was formerly
bloody mutiny occurred off Gibraltar. in
1878 in which the captain. his wife and
The mates We're thrown overheard and
host. A bottle with a message in il was
dropped overheard by the steward. Il
was picked UP by a British warship.
@nleh captured the vessel and took the
hanged
marine N0teS.
The barkentine Herbert Fuller Capt.
Nash, now at Pernambuco. has been
chartered to take forward to Buenos
Ares the cargo of the condemned Port
land bark James H. Hamlen, which put
into Natal badly damaged, as the result
OF being ashore. Capt Nash of the Fui-
ler, writes that the charges of towage.
pilotage mooring and unmooring have
been doubled at Pernambuco. and that
hght dues are payable in gold.
The United States cutter Woodbury..
Capt. bennett, dropped anchors Off
Rowe's wharf, Boston. Saturday. max
ing three United States cutters anchor
ed in the harbor at the present time.
They are awaiting assignment to regu-
lar duty. 1t is probable the Woodbury.
will be ordered to Portland, her old
station. The Onondago and Dallas
will probably continue to make Bos-
ton their headquarters, the former for
inside cruising and the latter for out
side patrol duty. Second Lieut.. Craig,
formerly attached to the cutter Bear
ha