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      p.1 The cylinders of the steamer Chicora, in the government dry dock, have been taken out, to be sent to Toronto for repairs. p.2 Marine Notes. The steambarge John Milne slid off the Kingston foundry ways a few days ago, the ...

      p.2 Thieves On A Boat - Spartan broken in to at Toronto. Incidents of the Day - Capt. Mahoney will likely go down the river this week and begin operations for getting his little schooner Pilot off the shore where it was blown during a storm in the fall. The …

      p.2 Mariners Elect Officers. The annual meeting of the local branch of the Canadian Association of Masters and Mates was held last evening when the following officers were elected for another term: President, Capt. James Dix; first vice-president, Capt. ...

      p.1 New Union Formed - Saturday evening the local marine firemen formed a union with these officers: President, J. Maloney; vice-president, F. Gallagher; secretary, T. Whitehead; financial secretary, F. Foster; treasurer, C. Miller. The new union starts off with a strong ...

      p.1 Awful Death - Phillip Jarrell caught on shaft in new machine shop of M.T. Co.; was fireman on tug Walker when it foundered in 1898; brother is commander of str. North King. p.2 Day's Episodes - Capt. Palmatier, of the schooner Collier, is having repairs ...

      p.2 Day's Episodes - Extensive repairs are being made to the steamer Pierrepont. The Richelieu & Ontario company, hereafter, will refuse to stop at Brockville on acount of the very unsafe condition of the C.P.R. wharf. Brockville council is concerned in the ...

      p.3 SAILORS SHOULD BE TRAINED. Mr. Gildersleeve Replies To St. Catharines Resolution. A meeting of steamboat men at St. Catharines, Ont., censures Mr. Gilderlseeve, manager of the Richelieu & Ontario company, for urging the ...

      p.2 Personal Mention - H.H. Gildersleeve has been elected president of the Dominion and Niagara Frontier Steamboat Association. Jan. 16, 1904 p.2 Day's Episodes - The steamer Aletha has been hauled out on the Kingston foundry marine railway for ...

      nil Jan. 19, 1904 p.2 Placed The Order Here - The Crawford Towing Co. of Wiarton, Ont., has placed an order with the Kingston Foundry company for a steel frame for a 90 foot tug. The frame will cost $5,000, and work upon it will be started at once. City …

      p.2 Yachting - The Lake Yacht Racing Association rendezvous regatta to be held here next summer will bring forty yachts, which will carry on an average of five yachtsmen, so at least 200 "whitewing" followers will be here. It is understood, too, that at the same time, a ...

      p.2 Day's Episodes - The schooner Clara Youell, owned by Capt. Oliver, is being extensively repaired. To Follow Same Route - Capt. Noonan, of the Rideau Lakes Navigation company, states that the steamers Rideau King and Rideau Queen will run the same route as last season, ...

      p.5 The Engineers - 5th annual meeting of marine engineers (1/2 column). p.6 World Tidings - At the annual meeting of the Northern Navigation company charges resulted in the resignation of C.T. Long, general manager. Jan. 28, 1904

      nil Feb. 2, 1904 nil Feb. 3, 1904 p.5 Incidents of the Day - A large number of convicts at the penitentiary are at work making extensive improvements to the wharves fronting the big institution. p.6 New Line of Steamers - turbine ...

      p.3 Goderich Notes - Feb. 1st - The Fairmount, Turret Cape and Paliki steamers, and barge Abercorn are wintering here, along with the fishing tugs. Capt. Telford, of the Fairmount, has returned from his visit to his home at Kingston. p.5 Wolfe Island Budget ...

      nil Feb. 9, 1904 p.2 Incidents of the Day - Repairs have been made to the government dredge Sir Richard, slightly damaged by fire last fall. p.3 Through Ice - lightship Lurcher built at Polson's iron works, Toronto for Dominion Government; had a ...

      p.3 Rideau Navigation Co. - At a meeting of the shareholders of the Rideau Lakes Navigation company, held at the Hotel Randolph on Wednesday, Captain D. Noonan, Kingston, was unanimously elected president and general manager; W.G.E. Boyd of Hamilton was chosen vice president, and ...

      p.4 Dry-Dock at Sorel - may be built by R. & O. company; steamer Montreal is being rebuilt at Sorel; company releases latest report. Feb. 16, 1904 nil Feb. 17, 1904 p.8 Another Kingstonian - H.H. Gildersleeve, manager of the Bay of ...

      p.8 New President - for the Richelieu & Ontario Navigation company; Rudolph Forget was elected president to replace Senator L.J. Forget; George Cavarhill elected chairman of the executive committee. New Line of Steamers - Detroit, Mich., Feb. 18th - Plans have been ...

      p.5 To Inspect the Steamer - Today Reeve Fawcett, of Wolfe Island, and Capt. James Crawford left for Toronto for the purpose of inspecting the new ferry steamer being built there for the Wolfe Island township council. Incidents Of The Day - Andrew Kennedy, who sailed last ...

      p.2 An Important Witness - Andrew Kennedy, marine engineer, is in Detroit to give evidence in the suit brought by the Gilchrist Transportation company, Cleveland, against the steamer Turret Court, owned by the Canadian Lake and Ocean Navigation company. The Gilchrist people claim ...