The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-11
NEWS
OF THE LAKES.

belonging to the steel trusts fleet stranded
TO- , on new shoal which formed during
The Rockefeller was coming into the docks
of the Illinois Steel company with cargo Of
iron ore, when the ship stopped suddenly on
the shaal, ~ miles from the harbor entrance,
directly in line with the piers. Wrecking
tugs were sent to release the steamer, and it
is, expected the Rockefeller will in port be-
fore Tomorrow morning. The shoal was eyl-
IDENTIFY formed by the storms during the win
ter, which piled up sand on the lakes bottom
at that particular spot
Sault Ste. Marie-The steamer Siemens ana
barge Nasmyth OF the steel trusts feet went
aground to-day at Round island in the 500
passage. Tugs left at noon to effect their re-
lease a
Chicago-Grain rates and conditions were
unchanged To-day. No charters had been
termined not to accept less than so cents on
iron ore from Escanaba, and the fleet which
has wdntered here and which would ordinarily
be on the way for ore cargoes is lying at the
docks, vesselmen preferrnS to do nothinf at
present rather, than accept offers of So cents
from Escanaba
wreckng outfit and hydraulic jacks. left for
the wreck OF the schooner Peterson, above
Wb1tehsh point, last night The tug schneck.
bound for the stranded steamer Crescent City
and whaleback 100, also passed up into Lake
Superior Chief Engineer J. F. Hayes of the
steel trusts fleet went on the Schneck to
PER the wFeckng
tug Traveller to James Playfair. Of Midland.
Ont, who will use the boat in connection
with his lumber business. Captain Boutell
has also sold the tug Ella Smith to the Buff
sault Ste. Marie, Mtch.-Up: strathcona.
last night; Harvey Brown, Hartnell. 1920;
p1 petou A.nSPs =. NJ Ketehum, $40 last
night; Curry, 4;.Hadley. 9; Oliver, $3.50: Prog
Tsss FarWe 10; sehuylki 1920 Mack o.
rived Hackett, 10 last night; shrigley.
Shawnee, a. M; Saxon, Malta, H..
Detroit-Up; sa1ber, 10 last night; Troy:
a. NJ: Alaska (wooden5, l. Gladstone, s2:is:
Colonel, s. Carnegie, $50; Mary Elphicke.
$3.50; Wolvin. q; North Wind, $40; Princeton.
T Russe ar rHTss City nsqpes0sG oix ga
a. IN.
.sault Ste. Marie. Mich::-Up: Tug Column
bia, p: M; tug sehenck, $50: FlagE, War
riner, tug Cuyler, 8; Iron Chief, Hutchinson,
Case, 8. Down Northern Wave. Yosemite,
Emery Owen, Algona, 2; Saxon, Malta, $50.
Mackinaw City, Mich;- Investigation shows
vessel which stranded on White shoals Tues
day night, is much damaged. The vessel lies
exposed to all winds, but the weather. is
steamers hold and her cargo is being dis
charged 1t is expected that the steamer will
be- released within forty eight hours. when
she will be taken to St. Ignace for temporary
repairs.
Chicago-Cleared: Middlesex, Duluth.
Duluth, Observation-Disclosures are talking
VI ill dutduCo Ol IRON 0u Genus TO 0U Genus al
hour for unloading lumber, and meeting OF
the union will be held soon to take some ac-
ton in the matter. The compromise offered
by the tug company to the striking firemen,
by which the latter were to receive the adj
vance they asked for Sept. l. has been rejected
by the men and both sides still resting
their arms.
Chicago-No charters were reported in the
grain trade.
Cleveland-The first wild ore charter from
Escanaba was made to-day, when one boat
MIC I'D 10 10a1 Vow III to
Ore handling is slow and the demand Is
light. Coal rates are unchanged all around.
The Devereaux was placed for Escanaba to-
Two Harbors. Mimi Arrived: Norton.
Cleared: Nasmith, Corsica, Polynesia. Lake
Erie: Marsala, Lake Michigan.
Erie Pa-Cleared: Coal-Lake Shore, Tas-
mania Duluth.
g Duluth. l MinnmArTiysa sd Res caicago
Michtpicoten: Lafayette, Duluth
Detroit. Mich.Nue: sehuylSlli. II; Psakin.
man, 3; Mary Groh. Yankee, Saginaw. s; Gre
clan. Z. Down: oades. i; Paris. Superior City.
q sohlesiger Glasgow Abyssnia
Queen is making some Roadway through the
ice toward this port. She will probably get
in by tomorrow morning. The weather is
Buffalo DEPARTED: Barton, Minneapolis,
Orinoco, Nicol. Nelson, Susouehanna. .Jen-
ney, Tilden, Samuel Marshall, Troy, Buffalo,
Huron. Minneapolis. Queen City, Thomas.
Bryn Mawr, w. P. Palmer, Hundred Twenty
nine, Edenborn. Case.
Ashland Wts.-Arrived: Hundred Twenty
seven, Hundred, Thirty three, Masaba, Matea,
Cleared: Thompson. Manda, Stevenson, Clese-
land Wawatam, McDougall, Maricopa Chi
cago.
Cleveland-Cleared: Coal-sage, Duluth;
Light-Andaster Albright, Duluth; Carnegie
Fort William; Frontenac, Marquette.
Fairport, ohio-Cleared: Ltght-Mary Eli
phicke Duluth.
Conneaut, Ohio Cleared: Light-Hll. Har-
ward, Duluth