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      p.6 A Rather Odd Vessel - Toiler has no sails or smoke stacks - description. p.8 Marine Tidings - Maize.

      p.1 Marine Case Dismissed - against Capt. Gordon S. Wright, by Marine Dep't, that he did fraudulently use a certificate of service to which he was not fully entitled - the crown failed to show difference between first and second mates - the act just says "mates." Steamers ...

      p.2 Late Marine Notes - -The steamer Donnelly, with the barge Grantham, arrived in port, Friday morning, from Iroquois, after having taken off the steamer Pellatt, which was aground near there. p.6 World's Episodes - fishing tug South Shore may have ...

      p.1 Corruna Run Ashore On Welcome Island - near Port Arthur, Capt. W. McKay; tugs Whalen, Barnes and Sarnia to assist with lighters Empire and Imperial. p.2 Tied Up By The Fog - Vessels Delayed On Friday Night - Merrill. To Build Another - Geronia to ...

      p.8 Owing To Low Water - Advance aground near Swift's wharf; Maize, St. Louis, Andrews, Ford River, Calkins.

      p.2 Had Very Rough Trip - str. Acadian down from Fort William; Eccles off; Calkins. -upright supports put in position yesterday on new boat. p.3 Gananoque - coal schr. Horace Taber arrived yesterday with cargo for W.A. Robertson.

      p.8 Marine Tidings - Keyport, Maize, Maggie L., Granger, Calkins; Capt. Jeremiah Hurley to command sch. Dundee for rest of year.

      p.5 I.M.C. - first of ribs of new boat were placed in position Wednesday afternoon; Ford River, Merrill, Calkins.

      p.2 Marine Tidings - Andrews, Eccles, Ford River. p.4 Steambarge Aground - Ringleader trying to make port of Gananoque; Horace Taber left for Oswego, light.

      p.2 Toiler Has Arrived - 36 days to Halifax, 14 days from there to Montreal. p.3 A Row at Gananoque - Reeve C.E. Britton using gov't scow, taken without permission from gov't survey party, to lighter 50 tons of coal from steambarge Ringleader.

      p.1 A Cook Badly Burned - about the face on str. John Rolph, at Toronto. Advance In Grain Rate - vessels from head of lakes now getting 1 1/4 cents. p.3 I.M.C. - all of M.T. Co's big grain freighters to unload at Kingston because of low water. - ...

      p.2 A Charge of Negligence May Be Preferred Against Diver Who Inspected Intake Pipe The question of alleged negligence displayed by the French diver employed by the Donnelly Wrecking Company, in connection with the search for the ...

      p.5 Tuesday's Big Storm - vessels kept in port. p.6 Marine Tidings - Granger, Calkins; Toiler.

      p.4 Had An Altercation - sailor from tug Hackett, of Amherstburg, went to American Consul over wages. p.6 I.M.C. - sch. Merrill with coal came from Oswego in 5 hours during storm; Laura D. -Capt. John Black to be first mate on Toiler; J.B. Merrill from ...

      p.5 I.M.C. - Merrill, St. Louis.

      p.1 Murdered By Indians - Robert Forbes, lighthouse keeper at Pie Island, 25 miles from Fort William, was found with head battered in; thought to have been committed by two Indians, who were found dead nearby with a gallon of alcohol. p.2 I.M.C. - Calkins; ...

      p.8 OLD BARGE WAS SUNK. Norseman Went Down Off Grove Inn Saturday. The steamer Phoenix, which ran aground near Carleton Island, was released Saturday afternoon by the tugs Frontenac and Parthia of the Calvin Wrecking Company with ...

      p.2 Bad Wind Storm - Algonquin in lee at Four Mile Point; John Randall aground twice below Cataraqui Bridge. p.3 In Marine Circles Old Steambarge Norseman Beyond Firemen's Aid The firemen from the lower fire hall took the Chatham engine out ...

      p.6 Failed To Secure Schooner - abandoned off Saginaw Bay by Capt. McDonald and crew; sighted 5 miles off Kincardine, tug McGaw got line on it but couldn't pull her in. I.M.C. - The Donnelly Wrecking Co. released the barge Gladys H., of Quebec, which ran on the Carruther's ...

      p.5 Big Rush of Grain - at M.T. Co. elevator; Maize. p.8 I.M.C. - 5 or 6 schooners at Garden Island wind-bound.