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      p.1 Latest News - The barrels found floating in Lake Superior were swept off the decks of the Northern Navigation company's steamer, while taking oil from Sarnia to Port Arthur for the Imperial Oil company. The vessel experienced terrible weather. p.5 Not ...

      p.5 IN MARINE CIRCLES. The steamer Aletha made her regular trip from bay ports today. The coal steamer Isabel Reed is due from Oswego with coal today. Navigation on the Rideau canal is about over for the season. The steamer Dundurn ...

      p.1 WORK OF GRAIN CARRIERS. The grain traffic from Fort William to Kingston will be over in about a week's time. A number of vessels are now on the way but by a week from tomorrow it is expected that the last grain carrier will have arrived. The ...

      p.1 Gananoque, Nov. 25th - ...The schooner Bertha Kalkins, Capt. Simmons, which has been unloading a cargo of steel during the past ten days, pulled out of Gananoque river yesterday, and cleared light for Kingston, where the captain expects to lay her up for the winter.

      p.2 IN MARINE CIRCLES. The steam barge Waterlily passed down last night. The schooner Bertha Kalkins (Calkins) is tied up at the railway wharf. The steamer Aletha made her regular trip from bay points today. The steam barge Westport is ...

      p.8 IN MARINE CIRCLES. Referring to the final rush of grain to the port of Montreal, the Montreal Star says that two million bushels of grain are on the way from the west, and that fifteen barge-loads are expected before the end of the month from ...

      p.2 & 7 unreadable p.8 IN MARINE CIRCLES. The steamer Dundee passed on her way up. The steamer Sowards has been laid up for the season. The sloop Maggie L. arrived from bay ports with barley for Fisher's ...

      p.1 Capt. James Reid, Port Huron, Mich., wires he succeeded in releasing the steamer James Hoyt from Otter Island and has arrived at ? with the wreck. Capt. Reid received $8,000 for the work. p.2 IN MARINE CIRCLES. The steamer City ...

      p.2 (badly overexposed) 3,000,000 BUSHELS LESS During the season of navigation which will very soon close, the amount of grain received at the Kingston elevators from the west will be about about 3 million bushels less than the amount that came here ...

      p.2 Day's Episodes - Capt. Moultor and Capt. Chestnut, of Oswego, steamboat inspectors, are in the city on their usual tour of inspection. Marine insurance expires Dec. 5th at midnight, marking practically the close of navigation, although some boats will move on Lake ...

      p.1 Three Non-Jury Cases - Selby & Youlden, limited, plaintiffs, and Percy J. Johnston, defendant. The plaintiff's claim is for $445, balance due for a boiler and engine under contract in writing, dated May, 1907. The defence is that the boiler and engine were so imperfect ...

      p.2 Latest News - The record for late closing of the Lachine canal navigation will be captured this year. The canal was due to close on November 30th. The steamer Bickerdike, however, is bound down from the west with a big grain cargo, and will not arrive at the elevator …

      p.1 Latest News - Twenty-five vessels and sixty-two lives were lost on the great lakes during the season of navigation just closed. The steamer Port Colborne, of Kingston, has loaded cement at Port Dalhousie, for Fort William. At the latter place she loads grain for ...

      p.1 Latest News - The steamer Winnipeg has been released by the tug General from the shore near Point aux Pins, where she stranded Sunday. p.5 LOST ON THE LAKES. Sixty-Two Persons Perished During ...

      p.1 WAS VERY SKILFUL IN GUIDING HIS BOAT INTO THE HARBOR. Port Colborne, Dec. 8th - The furious south-west to west gale, which prevailed here, yesterday afternoon and last night, has done considerable damage along the lake front. A ...

      p.1 Pith of the News - The steamer W.C. Richardson went on the rocks about three miles out of Buffalo, N.Y., on Thursday morning. Five men were drowned and rescuers brought fourteen men into the harbor. p.3 TWO BURNED TO ...

      p.1 SHIPBUILDING PROJECT. Belleville, Dec. 10th - W.E. Redway, of Toronto, appeared before a council meeting and submitted a proposition looking to the establishment of a shipbuilding industry here. He wants a free site on the bay shore, $10,000 worth ...

      p.3 ASK FOR DREDGING At Wolfe Island For Coal Boats. Mr. Edwards - I want to call the minister's attention to the fact that while large sums are being expended on wharves and breakwaters along the coasts of the maritime provinces, ...

      p.1 A TERRIFIC STORM. A Great Harvest Of Human Lives. Cleveland, O., Dec. 13th - The terrific storm which passed over Lake Erie, Wednesday night and Thursday, reaped a harvest of human lives and more than $1,000,000 worth of ...

      p.1 Latest News - One of the victims of the ill-fated steamer Clarion, burned last week on Lake Erie, was Harvey Lavis, the cook, who was a native of Prescott, where his parents reside. The car ferry Ashtabula is still aground at Port Burwell. She has shifted her position ...