Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-10
Other Domestic Ports.

OHSt oO"CStS WIS.,
HALIFAX n S.-Jan Q. ar. sim Hall
fax. Pye. Boston: ok Clara E McGilvray,
Lynch. do.
sid stm St John City, St John.
NEW YORk-Jan 9. ar, sim Peconic,
Portland. Me.
REEDY ISLAND-Jan g. psd down, sim
Roumanian. Philadelphia for St Johns.
\ T, and Glasgow.
BOSTON-Jan 9. ar. stms Boston (Br),
Yarmouth. y s; Williamsport. Philadei-
phia flor Portland towing bg Elan
goWan: Lancaster, Philadelphia (fOr Port
landl towing hg Preston from do.
SID. Sims Ontario tBrJ. Hull. Eng:
Prince Edward tBr. Yarmouth. 5;
Wiliamsport. Philadelphia for Portland:
Lancaster do for do: schs Emma f Pot
ter fBri. Clementsport. \ $; Advance
oBrl. Quaco y &: Bessie y. OBJ. LUnen-
burg and Lockport. y :.
HIGHLAND light. MASS.-Jan 9.
pSd out. sch tatabria tfiri Windsor \ s.
for New York: also pas sim John Eng
lish. New York for Portland.
Foreign Ports.
MONIILE-Jan 9. ar sim Lake Huron.
ST John via Halifax for Liverpool. and
proceeded.
Sid. sim Lake ontario. from Liverpool,
St John Is, for Halifax.
ANpROSSAN-Jan 9 sid sim Glen
Head, from Belfast ST John
Disasters.
Exeter y. H. Jan. 9-The schooner
Frank. which was wrecked On The sands
at Hampton beach Il week ago. was
noated, Saturday, ana sailed for Ports
mouth. where she will he repaired.
Gloucester. Jan. "a dispatch states
that schooner Centennial. Capt. Russell
l.. Terry. bound home from NcwfOund-
land with Il fare OF frozen herring, went
ashore somewhere ON tn Newfoundland
coast Friday. but came Of later and pro-
cccdcd Ia st. Pierre Mid. where she is
at present leaking badly. The vessel will
20 on the ways there and be repaired.
St .Jnhn. ~ H.. Jan. 9-Schooucr Kars-
lie, which went ashore on the voyage
from GirindStnnv Island for Salem was,
saturday. pulled of by the tug Storm
King and towed into the creek. About
two-thirds of the cargo will be saved.
schooner Is insured for &6ho and the
cargo for $500. capt. John y. Ewing is
at the scene looking after the under
writers.
Falmouth ENG jan 9.-The captain.
mate, cook ana seaman of the BRUSH
steamer Clarissa Radclin. which was
abandoned al sea in SINKING c0nult,oh
near Cape Finisterr, on the French coast,
Jan. ]. We're brought here. Saturday, by
the tug Triton.
Nineteen of the crew manned the boats,
but owing to the heavy sea running. all
that one ticated off the steamer without
oars To this the cook and the seaman
swan. and after getting on hoard p'ckeH
mp the master and the mate VINO hau
been washed overheard. They We're I'M
able to render any assistance to the
other l. men Of the crew, who were prop
ably drowned.
The steamer foundercd % minutes al
ter the survivors left her.
The four rescued men were helplessiy
ddrft in the open boat seven hours ana
were finally picked up by the Newfound-
land schooner Charles James, CAPT
Johnson. which transferred them to the
Triton off the Lizard, at the entrance 10
the English channel.
The Radclff sailed from Nicolaieif, Dec
Is for Rotterdam. and passed the Datud
nelIs. Dee y. She was a half brig rugged
steel vessel, built in 1889 in Newcastle.
Eng. She was 2l60 tons gross. 2s6 reef
long. 4n.2 feet beam and 20.6 feet deep, she
was owned by f. Thomas Radclir d GO.
of Cardiff, her hailing port.
Marine Notes.
The revenue cutter Manning left Bos-
ton, Sunday, to search for the dereh.'
bottom Up off the Georges, supposed ~
be the Inflated schooner Julia A. NaLi'
which left Calais, Me- for vineyard ma
Ven. several weeks ago.
Among the passengers on the steamer
Prince Edward. which arrived at BosIon
Saturday. from Yarmouth \. 3, was
Thomas A. McGray. a fisherman nel9.is
ms; to the wrecked schooner Edward ~,
vcy OF Gloucester. He was sent honit 'S
the United States consul nj Yarmouth
The Warren Line steamer Mich,sann
which struck a ledge near Baker lsianu
Dec Is. while inward bound from E -
pool. ana was afterward taken 10 sum ~
sons dock at Boston for temporary
pairs. sailed. saturday. Tor Ne% aonS
where all necessary work will be COM
pleted.
81 Johns. n. r.. Jan. 9.-The steamer steamer
Lam berts Point. capt. Humphreys, WIZ WIZ
has been lying here for some days st era
she arrived with her cotton cargo OF - ~
load Of cotton still afire. The crew re! te
fused TO sail in her until compelled ps 'u &c
police. " the fire becomes serious II Is
intended TO iettison the cotton