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      Reason: aground ? Lives: nil Remarks: Total loss

      Port of Green Bay. The repairs to the Russia have been completed at Buffalo and she is now on her way up with a full cargo of freight.

      Port of Green Bay. Plenty of water in the channel now. The steambarge Waverly came in from below one day this week drawing 15 feet and no trouble was encountered in coming over the flats.

      Port of Menominee. The Eugene Hart gave a moonlight excursion out of Menekaune on Wednesday evening but as the weather was kind of foggy and the wind blew pretty strong there was not much of a turn-out.

      Port of Menominee. The Advocate was mistaken when it stated that the Goodrich steamers had refused to longer land on the Menekaune side of the river. It was on the Menominee side, or more properly speaking, the docks of the Kirby, Carpenter Co.

      Port of Menominee. The Pewaukee has been lying in the slip on the Menekaune side since last Saturday trying to secure a cargo. Captain Gustofson has laid off all the crew except the engineers, firemen and cook in order to reduce expenses. Nothing like it has ever been experienced on …

      Port of Menominee. What is undoubtedly the smallest dredge to be seen in the Green Bay region is the one owned and operated by the Ludington, Wells & VanSchalk Co. The dipper will not hold much more than a third or a half yard, but the apparatus is just the …

      The Goldsmith got in with another raft of logs on Monday. These also came from Bark river, and are the last of those banked at that point. Captain Carrington has had wonderful success so far in his rafting operations.

      The schooner Edith Koyn (sic), of Washington Harbor, was wind-bound at this port for several days last week. Captain Klingenberg, who owns and sails the craft, had his family on board and they were going to take in the World's Fair before their return home. The Koyn had 1,000 hemlock …

      The steambarge I.N. Foster is still lying at the dock waiting for a freight. Capt. Packard says his boat discharged her last cargo at Chicago on July 28th, since which time he has been waiting for an offer that had in it enough to cover running expenses and a very …

      A diver was employed during the past week in moving a part of the stone lying at the bottom of the bay opposite the quarry of the Washington Ice Co. These stone were dumped by the steambarge Pewaukee two years ago and as they laid right in the channel the …

      Judge Seaman on Monday rendered decision in the Butcher Boy collision case, giving the owner of the tug Spalding judgment for the full amount of claim. The case has been in court for the past three or four years and grew out of the collision between the tug Nelson and …

      The Mosher has been placed to commission again, but Capt. Walker reports very little doing as yet.

      While at Sheboygan on Friday the tug Spalding's fan-tail came in contact with the stone-scow she was towing and some little damage resulted. Repairs were made here on Monday.

      The repairs to the engine of the Temple Emery were completed and the tug passed through here at an early hour Monday morning bound to Escanaba for logs. Capt. Marshall boarded his craft here.

      Our Inland Marine . At the Canal. The little steamer Truscott arrived here Wednesday with trout and whitefish, having come direct from Washington Island. The Truscott is well known here, having been owned by a Sturgeon Bay syndicate nine or ten years ago. ...