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 unknown, The Intelligencer, 7 Jun 1881, p. 3     newspaper article from the Daily Intelligencer

 unknown, The Intelligencer, 8 Jun 1881, p. 3     newspaper article from the Daily Intelligencer

      This vessel was the "David Dows," 1,481 gross tons, lost Nov.25, 1889 off Whiting, Ind, 10 mi SSE of Chicago.

      SAILING OUT INTO A STORM _____ A Vessel Starting for Toronto in a Gale of Snow and Wind - Bound for a Harbor Still Ice Locked. ____ The little schooner Marcia A. Hall, Capt. M. Fitzgerald, which has been lying here coal laden all winter, having been detained by ...

      THE MARCIA A. HALL'S VOYAGE. ____ Beating About With the Wind Dead Ahead - No Incidents. ____ Special despatch to The Palladium: Toronto, Ont., April 2. - About five o'clock yesterday afternoon the schooner M.A. Hall made her way around the island and tied ...

      Sailed By a Crazy Master. ____ The Captain of the Marcia A. Hall Attacking His Crew with an Axe - Pursued by Free Masons and Cats. ___ Last evening the mate of the schooner Marcia A. Hall, which arrived in the afternoon from Toronto, applied for the arrest of ...

      Another Rotten Steamer. At Toronto, Mrs. Emma Fisher has sued the Georgian Bay Navigation Company for $20,000 damages for the loss of her husband, B.N. Fisher, on the steamer Waubano, which was totally lost, with 22 lives, on Georgian Bay Nov. 22, 1879. Some most damaging ...

      Sailing In A Rotten Steamer. _______ Rotten Life preservers, Rotten Life Boats and a Rotten Hull - The Rotten Company Which Sacrificed Many Lives. _____ The coroner's jury investigating the causes of the loss of the steamer Alpena with many lives, in one of ...

      Schooner Snow Bird Salvaged The schooner Snow Bird which ran ashore near the fort last fall and which was recently rebuilt on the beach is being caulked in Goble & Macfarlane's yard. She will be commanded by her new owner, Capt. Andrew Beard of Toronto. ...

      Dows Ran Aground. - Amherstburg, July 18 - The mammoth vessel David Dows, which struck on the Line Kilns on Friday, was released on Sunday at noon, after having lightered 300 tons of coal on the lighter Pic-nic. The water on the Lime Kilns came up to fifteen feet six …

      ADRIFT IN A NOR'EASTER. _____ The Tug Seymour Disabled and Her Tow Tossing About the Lake - All Brought to Port. ______ At 11 A.M. Saturday the tug George D. Seymour, Capt. Fitzgerald, left Ogdensburg for this port with the barges Erie, Michigan, Kent, Argo, ...

      MISLED BY THE HARBOR LIGHTS. _____ Loss of the Schooner Richardson on the West Pier at 8 o'clock this Morning. ____ The schooner Richardson, Capt. William McKee, of Kingston, with a cargo of barley, 9,190 bushels, consigned to Failing & Pratt of this city, ...

      Navigation Notes. Kingston, Oct. 6. - James Richardson arrived home last evening from Oswego. The hull of the Richardson is lying at the bottom near the west pier. As much of the rigging as possible will be secured, and the vessel abandoned. The insurance companies will settle ...

      Working Up a Vessel Case _____ The Suit of the Alpena against the Hyderbad for Salvage _____ Capt. John Gormley of the schooner Hyderbad of Kingston was in town yesterday getting the affidavit of Daniel Gunn, an Oswego sailor, who was aboard the Hyderbad when ...

      Along the Docks. The steamer Kingsford, lumber laden, which arrived this morning with the schooner Delaware in tow from Brockville, ran ashore at 12 o'clock Wednesday at Johnson's Light, off Thousand Island Park. The Delaware was brought alongside and the Kingsford's deckload ...

      Along the Docks. Capt. Timothy Donovan's new tug, the M.J. Cummings, was successfully and handsomely launched at 4:30 yesterday afternoon in the presence of a large crowd of persons, all of whom seemed to have the same wish to express - that the Cummings may be as successful as ...

      Loss of the Ontario. Picton, Sept. 12. - The schooner Ontario from Charlotte to Picton with coal, foundered yesterday morning fifteen miles west of Point Petre light, but the crew were saved. the Ontario left Charlotte about twelve o'clock Saturday night, a heavy wind from the ...

      Capt. Van Cleve's Historic Homestead Detroit Free Press: - Messrs. Desmarais Bros., of Windsor, have taken several views in the old town of Sandwich, and among them one of a house that deserves mention. It is one of the landmarks on the river, and was known as the Baby ...

      ADRIFT IN A NOR'EASTER The Tug Seymour Disabled and Her Tow Tossing About the Lake - All Brought to Port. At 11 a.m. Saturday the tug George D. Seymour, Capt. Fitzgerald, left Ogdensburg for this port with the barges Erie, Michigan, Kent, Argo, the "pin-flat" Rock City and ...

      MISLED BY THE HARBOR LIGHTS Loss of the schooner Richardson on the West Pier at 8 o' clock this morning. The schooner Richardson, Capt. William McKee, of Kingston, with cargo of barley, 9,190 bushels, consigned to Failing & Pratt of the city, struck the west pier this morning ...