Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-12-07
SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.

Maine Ports.
BOOTHBAY-Dec 6, ar, sch James B
clark, from fishing grounds, and re-
ports that 10 miles south of Monhegan.
Yesterday, he took off the crew of the
barge Harvey H. Brown of Detroit,
Mich. Capt. Raven reports that his
barge and barge Marion Page broke
adrift from tug Sevion p. Murphy;
| Whereabouts of barge Marion Page is
unknown. The tug had three barges
in tow from Halifax, for New York.
Sid, schs Bertha D Nickerson. New
foundland; Lewis r French, Rockland:
slias McLoon. Rockport Teresa D
Baker. Mount Desert; Portland Pack
e1, Eastport: E & G w Kinds, do.
BANGOR-Dec g. SID schs Isetta. Nye
New York; Odell. McDonough. Winter,
port; VIM b Collins, Fullerton. Frank
iort; George w Lewis, Clements, Bucks
PORTLAND-Dec 6, ar, schs Empress
plnkhaHl, Franconia, Lord, and Nellie r
sawyer, Willard, New York; Harriet. Dy-
sart, and Grace e Stevens, Stevens, Bos-
CID, sim Arab, Wills, Liverpool; schs
Agnes p Manson. Babbitt, Norfolk; Es-
tesie s,d phlnnsy, mr. sS., Phinney. Philadelphia.
nandina for Bath, in tow.
| BATH-Dec 6, ar. sch Susie NJ Plum
| mer, Fernandina, Fla.
| SD, sch Lincoln, Miami, Fla.
Bi1LFAST-Dec 6, ar, sob Fannie and
| Edith, Boston.
Sid, sch Harriet Rogers: Seal Harbor
CALAlS-Dec 6, sid, sch Henry Coffin.
Sch b F Eaton, Boston for Calais. re-
ported missing, arrived safely at Lubec
| yesterday.
| ROCkI.AND-Dec 6, ar, schs Sandman
New York; James Malloy, do.
Other Domestic Ports.
SALEM, MASS-Dec 6, ar, schs IT A
Plummer, Bangor; Nellie Sawyer. Port
land; Mary c Stuart, do: Ruth Robin
son, do; John Stroup. Randolph Flash
(Br), st John; Beaver (Br), do.
BALTlMORE-Dec G, sld stm Frost
burg. Lynn, towing bg A for Portland.
| BOSTON-Dec 6. ar sim Sycamore,
| Q6r), Liverpool: bkt Allanwilde. Buenos
chem Br1 Liverpool; h' cynthiana iiian aSr, sa.
Manchester Eng; .Philadelphia (Br). I.iv-
erpool; sehs Bessie 4 (Bp, Noel N S:
| st Pierre.
Sid. sim Boston Br). Yarmouth: tugs
Mars PorIiand; |, A Belknap, towing bg
Preston. Portland: Herald towing bg
Oakland, Oakland, Bangor; schs Thomas Reed,
River, n S: Olivia Br). do; Majestic.
| Q'r). Liverpool, n S: GaZelle (Br) Piymp-
| ton, S: Volunteer Br), Bridgewater. n
5; Ann Louisa Lockwood, Brdgewater,
Foreign Ports.
| HALIFAX, N S-Dec 6, ar stm Haddon
| Hall, Petersen, New Orleans for Ham
| burg, short of coal.
CID, br Moss Glen, Hire, Barbados, via
| Brldgewater
Sid Sims Ern, Goez. Bermuda and ia
maica; SILVIA; Clarke, New York.
| ST JOHN, N B-Dec G. ar, stm Labra-
! dor. Erskine, Liverpool, via Halifax; bk
Alert, Rice. Preston.
Cid. sim Teelin Head, Arthurs. Belfast
CARDiFF-Dec 8, ar. bk Oxford, PARIS
GREENOCK-Dec 6, sid, stm Turanian,
Portland.
Disasters.
Portland, Me- Dec 6.-Late this after
noon, Collector Deering received tele-
from from Boothbay Harbor announcing
that the barges W. d. Becker and Thomas
Parker were safe and sound there, and
that the barge W. H. Alverson was
ashore on Popham Beach. These barges,
tug katahuln during the hurricane. early
Monday morning. While no mention Is
made of the crews of the barges, it is
safe to assume that they are all right.
The Katahdin is in the harbor and will
probably go at once to Boothbay Harbor.
Machias, Me-, Dec. 6.-The schooner
Carrie Belle of New York Capt. Shanks,
from Port Johnson for Machiasport with
a cargo Of coal. which sprung aleak on
Cape Ann and had narrow escape from
foundering in the vicinity of Libby Island
towed into Machiasport. her port of des-
tination, with an exhausted crew and in
a disabled condition, is still at Machias-
port with closed matches.
The captain claims a general average
and has refused to permit the matches to
be opened until the consignees sign a
/ bond; The assignees. however: have
failed to comply with the captains de-
mand. Captain Shanks has served notices
on them that the vessel would claim de-
murrage in the sum of s26s7 per day after
II o'clock, Dec. ..
s. Marine Notes.
Fall River. Mass, Dec. 6.-Schooner
William Slater. which was reported
overdue from Bangor to this city, ar
rived here. today. Her captain reports
that she passed into Nobska just be-
fore the storm of Nov. 26. and sustain
ed no damage. She was two weeks
overdue. The schooner, which was al
so bound here from the same port has
not yet been heard from.
VINEYARD HAVEN, MASS.-Dec 6,
sch Christina Moore O3r) which sank
here during the gale of Nov. 81, while
on a passage from Hoboken for Var
mouth, N S, with a cargo of COAL has
been condemned, and will be sold at
public auction, together with her cargo
ON Dec Z.
The hull of schooner Sadie Wilcrtt is
advertised to be sold at this port on the
18th. Her sails, running rigging and
other fittings will be taken to st John
by the schooner George E.
Honolulu, Nov. 90, via San Francisco.
| Dec e-The steamer Maunaloo reports
| that the ship w. IL. Starbuck burned to
the waters edge, Nov. 5, in lat. 1910 N,
lon 131 w. She was bound from Port
BIakeley to South Africa with lumber.
Capt McDonald's boat, with his wife,
first mate, nine of THE crew and three
ha1ies landed at Hookena, Nov. &c. after
great suffering. having left the burning
Ship in three small boats. The boats re-
NAMED together for three days. when the
! first mates boat capsiZed, the cook being
/ lost A storm came up several days later
and during the rough weather the second
; mates boat was lost sight OF and has not
since been heard of
: Philadelphia. Dec. 6.-The British
steamer Gallna, which arrived here,
TODAY from Teneriffe, brought news of
: the total loss at sea of the Jonesport
schooner Bertram n. White, whose
, crew of seven men is missing. The
White was passed in lat. $780, Ion
a. on Jo.t Cot1,rIav Part of hey. c1rer1