Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-05

Fraulen, st John. N Il; f Arcularius.
Empress and Catawamteak, Rockland.
Me; Cakes Ames, South Gardiner, Me !:
Mark Pendleton and Right Away, Ban
| gor. Me.
Psd, east, sch Enterprise for Hills
bOro, N B.
Mediterranean ports; Boston, yarmouth,
S; Saginaw, jacksonville; Buena Ven
tura, Norfolk, with Big Frank Pendleton;
Santuit, Newport News. with bg Cara
van; tugs Valley Forge, Philadelphia
with Big Gilberton; Swatara, do. with bgs
Eagle Hill and Bast; Gettysburg, do. with
bgs Preston. Girard and Kohinoor; Paoli
South Amboy, with bgs barley and Rad
Bridgewater, n S; Laura G Hall, River
Herbert; Frank l. p, Lena Maud and
Jennie Palmer, st John. n b; Minnie II
Thorne's Cove, n S; Wood Bros, PARIS
boro, n S; Emma T Chase, Red Beach;
Harry e Chester and Forest Belle Ma
chlas; Mlantonomah and Leora, Rock
port, Me: Sunbeam, Deer Isle; Silver
Hels and Annie Sargent, Rockland;
| Electric Flash, Mt Desert.
Sid. br Ora, Parrsboro. n S; Ruth
SHAW and l. A Plummer, Hillsboro, N b;
Stephen Bennett, st John; BENJAMIN G
Cromwell. Windsor. n S: +, Norris Bear
River; A Denike, Swans Island and New
York; Howard. Westport, n S: ] Il Mar
tin, Annapolis. N s; Jane Booth, Ston-
iHStoH, Me, ana New Ork.
Foreign Ports.
ST JOHN, N B-May 4, ar. sch Va
letta. Mclean, New Bedford
Cid, sim Halifax City, Newton, Lon
don, via Halifax; schs Alaska, Green
field, New York: Quetay, Hamilton,
City Island; d w B. Holder, Paw
tucket; Ina, Hansel Packer Salem; w
II Waters, Belyea. Vineyard Haven.
CADIZ-April y, sid, sim Inverness,
ST John, n 3.
LlNERPOOL-May 3. ar, Sims Dam
ara, Halifax. via st Johns, N F.
Sid, barks, Dronningen, Dalhousie;
Island. Campbellton
LONDON-May 3, sid sim Brazilian.
Montreal.
GLASGOW-May 3. sid. sim Omis-
ton, Montreal (name reported changed
to Orcadiam.
Disasters.
New York. May 4.-The life saving
stations along the New Jersey coast re-
port that two-mased schooner is
sunk about miles off the Island Beach
station. one of her topmasts has gone
and the other shows about 10 feet above
water. yawl, painted lead color with
brown gunwales, l6 feet in length, came
ashore at the Forked River station.
early this morning This boat proba-
bly, belongs to the sunken schoone-
The life savers have gone off to her %
see if it is possible to identify her.
Nothing is known as yet of the fate
OF the crew of the schooner
ProvincetoWn, Mass, May 4.-The
schooners Robert Byron and Helena
which went ashore during the thick fog
on the back side of the cape, early
Wednesday morning. are a total loss.
The Robert Byron was destroyed, dur
ing the night, by a fire which started in
her cargo Of lime. The Helena, a three
master, which struck near the Peaked
Hill bars, is gradually going to pieces,
and the agent and captain have given
up all hope of saving the vessel.
The Byron was bound from Rockport.
Me, for Providence. She halls from
the former port. The Helena was
bound from a Maine port to the South |
with cargo of fish scraps. Her home
port is Bangor, Me.
The three-masted schooner Alice B.
Philips of New Haven. which went
ashore at about the same time as the
other vessels. near Race Point, sprung
aleak, during the night. but otherwise
she is in a good condition, and it is
thought she will be tloated.