The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-06-11
Marine.


This steamer j, II Gilchrist, cleared
from the Aliouez ore docks Monday
with 1000 tons of ore and the keefe
left for Two Harbors where she will
, take on a cargo Of ore.
The big steamer Wisconsin, which
left Superior, Saturday on her maid
en- trip with 260, 900 bushels of wheat
for Buffalo, grounded Sunday night in
a dense fog of Nermillion Point
She was released by a tug and pro-
ceeded on her trip. No damage was
done.
The passages at the 500 for Mon
day, June &, We're up -Myron, pesh-
tigo, tennessee, Delaware, Monohan-
set, Pelatt. Newmouut, Blanchard,
Kelly, James Hoyt, Alfred Mitchell,
Imperial, Gettysburg, Curtis, Fassett
and Holland. Down--Athabasca,
PIummer, Strathcona, Yosemite,
Pentland Turret Court, Monarch,
Joliet, Wisconsin and New Orleans.
The arrivals at the Superior Du-
luth harbor for Monday were kal.
kaska from Two Harbors to complete
! her cargo of lumber,
The departures from the Superior
Duluth harbor for Monday were the
Heffelhnger with grain tor Buffalo,
the George Howe with grain for Mon
treal, the Frank Peavy with ore for
Cleveland and the Lindsay with lum-
Der for lower lake ports.
Large crowds througed the docks
at the Daisy Mill all day last Sunday
out OF curiosity to see the steamer
Ostergotand from Sweden. This
steamer has been chartered for six
months to ply between Superior and
| Montreal.
The passages at the 500 for Satur-
! udy. Jullt u Wtit NY i'ld hI'Hlii
Wes tmount, Hamilton, Fairmount,
! Quebec, Bransfold, Hinton, Oak leaf,
| Saginaw, Corey and Mathews, Down
Madagascar, Rosedale, Sonora, Ia
dousac, Wescott, Samuel, Marshall,
Olga, Alberta, St LOUIS Hanson
Buckeye State, SaXOna and lroquois.
The departures from tho Superior
| Duluth harbor for Saturday were the
Wisconsin, New Orleans, Yosemite,
with gain for Buffalo, the Osceola
with merchandise for Chicago, and
the Robert Holland, Exile, White,
Friant, Langell, Aranec, Moore and
Interlaken with lumber for lower LAKE
ports.
The arrivals Mt the Superior Du-
luth harbor for Saturday were -OBter
gotland, Pentland, Eliza and Strong,
all light.
The steamer Geo. Stevenson with a
cargo of ore left the Superior Duluth
harbor Sunday for the lower lakes.
The English boat Turret Chief left
Sunday for Two Harbors where she
will take on cargo of ore for Sidney,
Nova Scotia.
The passages at the 500 for Sunday
were up-DonaldsOn, Dayton, Wright
Ottawa, Mills, Anderson, Beatty,
! Manitoba, Charles Neff, Sirius and
Gogebic. Down Nepawah and
Abella Shores
The arrivals at the Superlor-DuIuth
harb0r for Sunday were the Wy ON
ing with merchandise from Buffalo
and the Bransford with coal from Bui
falo, and the departures were the
Geo King, Tentonia, Thomas GAVIN
Pendell, Lucy Gardner with lumber
for lower lake ports, the Geo. Ste
phenson with ore for Lake Erie ports
and the Turret Chief and kalkaska,
| light, for Two Harbors.
The tug Niagara was totally wreck
ed on the North shore the latter part
of last week The tug ran on some
rocks ana soon broke up. No lives
were lost
The passages at the 500 for Tues
day were up Christie, Coifinberry
Chectoah, j, VI hutchinson, WoNin
Capt. Wilson, Buth, Nirvana, Gala.
tea. Flagg Warmer, Colbnrn, Shrig
ley, shawnee, Australia, Algena,
! Amazon, ITuronlc and Superior CITY,
Down Osceola. Ward, Sophia, Minch
Congress- Alta, Law, Brazil, Cormo-
rant, Helvetia, Simon, Lltgell Inter.
Iaken, Moore, Arenac. Holland, Exile
White, Friaut, Crostwaite, Saginaw
aud Corey.
The arrivals at the Superior Duiuth
harbor for Tuesday were the Donald.
son. light. the GogebiC, Manausett,
and J. II Hoyt with coal, and the de-
partuees were the j. S keeIe. light
for Two Harbor,, the Pnngle. Una
dllla, Street. Lozcn, Madden, Mau
tence and Nocqaebay with lumber for
lower lake ports, the Curry, II y.
Haywood aud sonome with grain fol
Buffalo aud the Ostergotland viii
-four for Montreal.