Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-12-13
We Auvc a NEW, FHENII STOCK Of
cUryythinO In oar lime Of
FANCY GOODS and SMALL WARES.
Ind we desire to call particular attention TO our stock Of Handler
chiefs and White Aprons. We also1ave Indian BASKETS
and japanese Boxes and Trays.
LUNT & BRANN. l64 Water ST. HaI|oweI, Me,
eodf 49,
dec13, eOdtf

York: Robert Graham, Dun. HllIsboro
y. Tor DO; was tewed from South
west HarD0r. where she put in a week
ago with loss Of sails and while ON
Esgemoggin reach. struck a ledge and
Is leaking. Will discharge cargo AZ
this port for repairs).
SID, sch S Blackburn. coal port
,IBANGOR-Dec i. sid. Big Oakland.
ROcKLAND-Dec Y. ar, schs Lind
York. ms VIEW
Sid, schs Maggie Hurley, Boston: Com.
merce, New York.
Boston. As'pirs'
Sid. sch Catalin. Boston.
Nh uliQgMASTON-Dec H. ar. schs Druid.
BELFAST-Dec IL, ar, sen Maria Weh.
ster, Rockiand 'e'-
CALAIS-Dec u, ar, sch Clara lane
New York. ie'
Other Domestic Ports.
SALEM, MASS-Dec II. ar scbs Iz....
Bangor for New York; Francis Bavar
South Gardiner for do; Nettie Cushing
Ihomaston for do: Susie Prescott, Har,
g gey for 3; v tor DO; Webster Marshall Ban
sullivan for Boston: Multonomah. for
Sullivan: c p Perry. do for ST John.
VINEYARD HAVEN. MASS-Dec 70.
Portsmouth: Carrie Easier. Liverpool 4
s. for New York; tug Buckler, Perth Am
boy Tor Bosom: tugs Nottingham. towing
X bgs Nos and II. Port Johnson for
Portsmouth; Confidence, Baltimore for
Boston. ~
Sid. schs J Lamphrey, John Cot
.hGnam- George A Pierce, Eugene Bor-
ia. Henry III chamberlain, John NJ Plum
mer James Stetson and PleasantviIIe.
tBrl. me
Psd: sch. Charles p hoffman, Portland
for Norfolk
nYANNiS. MAss-Dec T. psd Yves,
sch Estelle Phinney. Portland for P!1fia-
delphia.
6. In port. sch L N Parker, New York for
PORTSMOUTH. n H-Dec u. ar. sch
Hume. Rockland.
, sid: sehs Lizzie z Small, ST John. N B;
Foreign Ports.
ST JOHN. n B--Dcc Il. ar. schs John
strop; Richardson. Bath; Canary, Was
Cd. sim st Croix. Pike, Boston; sch Al
faretta Snare, LAWSON, Barbados.
Disasters.
M, New Orleans. Dee. 12.,,The steamer.
wheel freight and passenger carrier.
burned last night. at Columbia, La. M
lives were lost The boat had about ION
AZ
the Quachita River Line.
Cleveland. Dee. Io-While the steamer
Aurora was towing the barge Aurania
through a big field of ice near abr Point.
Lake Erie. today. fire broke out on the
Aurora and she had to he scuttled to pre-
vent her total destruction. She sank IN
about 20 feet of water. She was loaded
with wheat ana the cargo viii be total
loss. She was valued at s125.0O0. The fate
of the crew is unknown but it is supposed
that they escaped on the ice. The Aurora
Is owned by Jonn Corrigan of this city,
and was commanded by Captain Gain. A
heavy snow storm prevailed over Lake
the ice fields mace navigation very dan
gerous.
Marine Notes.
Schooner Sterling. while filling away to
go out of Gloucester harbor. about 10
o clock Friday morning ran into the
coaster. May Queen of Hancock. Me-.
bound from Sullivan for Boston and an
chored off Ten Pound island. cutting iler
down on the port side 10 the waters edge
ana carrying away her fore rigging. The
damage on the May Queen has been tenn
norarily repaired and she viii proceed to
Boston.
Schooner Golden Hope of Gloucester.
Capt. Douglas McClan. was at Sand
ports that on Sunday last. he boarded the
schooner Annie c.. 40 miles west by south
of Seal Island. Her deckload was gone.
The cabin doors and top of the house APP
peared as If the crew had tried to make
life raft Both masts and the bowsprit
flying from the mainmast stump. The
hull was in good condition. The crew
were probably taken off,