Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-19
Foreign Ports.
IS.
Liverpool for New Y
AST-Sept IS. ar sim
II po,,,nra Had NJ

LGcanl3, Liverpool for New York.
BELFAST-Sept IS. ar sim Glenarm
Head and Ramore Head. Montreal.
LONDON-Sept Is. sid sim British
Empire. Boston.
HALIFAX. N S-Sept 49, ar, stms Hall
fax, Pye. Boston; ST John City. Harri-
son, S; John; sch Harry Patterson. New
York
Sid. sch Ellen A Swift, Dyer, New Bed
LIvERPooI-sept IS. ar. sim Aurana.
New York.
HAvRE-sept IS. ar. sim La Cham
pagne. New York.
souTHAMPToN-sept Is. ar. sim Bar
ceeded.
QUEENtSTOWN-Sep IS, ar, sim Cata-
lonia. Boston for Liverpool, and pro-
ceeded
Disasters.
Halifax, n. s.. Sept. 1S.-All efforts
to save the steamer Express. ashore at
harrington. We're abandoned, Sunday
morning, and the ship is total loss.
The passengers, who We're mainly
American tourists returning home va
Yarmouth. were transferred to steamer
La Tourn and reached Yarmouth. Sat-
urday night.
The Express rolled badly in the surf
and the rocks pierced her bottom and
her Keel was broken. Tugs could not
move her. Part of her cargo was saw
ed. The vessel is fast going to pieces.
The Express only arrived from Eng
land in June to enter the service of the
Yarmouth Steamship Co. She was a
fast boat and luxuriously furnished.
She is only slightly insured on this
side of the Atlantic
Marine Notes.
Inc steamer Lincoln, which has heen
running between Wiscasset and Rostnn
curing the summer months. has iiscon
alhueo her trips for the present. and is
now hauled up at Bath. receiving some
minor repairs. The Lincoln will nroba.,iv
DC tne Writer boat in the service pa,Ween
Boston and Bath
,,a me steamer Lewiston was towed from
Brooks yard. East Boston. Saturdav
where she will remain for am indejin,:.
period. Nothing has been done with re-
saa s, TO repairing the extensive da. aase
SIG sustained BY running ashore at Poin:
J .as recently. and probably no. aing
wali De done before next spring
me iour-masted schooner Francis NJ
from kennebec for Baltimore, which was
a ,,u;sh t,i 0y her crew after collision
Mas subsequently towed to Montauk
Point BY four tugs. was s,ighted. p,Imned
~. ana t0wed TO Greenport. l.. I..l.;atur-
Gay. When picked up the vessel was
craving Is feet of water and the work Of Of
taking. ""uei
me three-masted ice-laden schooner
S ;,s capt. Rich. which put into Bos-
Ton, Thursday. leaking. proceeded on her
passage to New York. Saturday The
schooner was bound from the Kennehec
ana an upon the discovery of the leak Capt.
Rich bore up for Boston, to communicate
with the owners. An examination of tht.
Vessel yes, disclosed the face that the oakum
mad worked out Of her butts, allowing
the water to flow into her. The work o.
repairing the Samos was accomplished
fectly tight.
Brig Katahdin, Capt Marshall, bound
from I;a:sor for New York with a caren
Of lumber, has been anchored GU. s.sc -
portland breakwater several days. l.aSt.
MARSHALL is III with fever, and medical
aui from shore had to be summoned. 4
rOwb0at PASSED the brig, THURSDAY. and
the mate called to the man rowing and
begged him to put him ashore. Just then
the COOK came UP the galley stats. and
told the rowboat man not to dare to IA ke
the mate on the brig. II Is alleged thai