The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-06-18
Marine.

The arrivals at the Superior DulutI
harbor for Monday were the Fulton
Rensselaer, Constitution, Sinoloa an,
j. II Reed with coal from Lake Erie
the j. W Gates, Maggie Duncan, Fa
vorite, Tyson and Edward Hines, igh
from Lake Erie.
The passages ut the 500 for Mon.
day We're, up Joliet, Miles, Nicholas
Italia, Davidson, Augustus b VOL
vim, Yosemite, Linden, Ogemaw, Fill
more, Hanna. Schuck, McGregor
Hattie, Allegnenp, WidIar. ant
Spalding. Down Donaldson, DAY
ton, Wright, Britton, Corliss, Ed
Smith, Iron City, Grace Holland, Get
tysburg, Athabasca, Paramount, Que
bee, United Empire, Phoenix and Al
eonquin.
The departures from the Superior
Duluth harbor for Monday were the
j. w. Yates, J NJ Hutchinson, Mag
gle Duncan, Brigatie and Bryn Mawr
liget, for Two Harbors, ard the NV
ron, Peshtigo and Delware with um.
Der for lower lake ports.
The arrivals at the Superior Duluti
harbor for Sunday were Ncn, Mary
Boyce {, II. Green and Commodore
light from Lake Erie the Sultara
Holmes, Wells Lake Shore, Bradley
Wolson, Bright'e and Goshawk from
Buffalo with coal and the Blanchard
from Two ilarbors. The departures
were the Marsala light from Tive
flarbors
The passages at the 500 for Sunday
We're, up-llines, Wayne, Marvin
Christopher, SaChen, owen, Wall
Norwalk, Sinaloa Sonora, Reed, Bart
lett, Manitoba, Arizona, Scotia Ply
mouth, Wisconsin, Squire, Kerr and
Saronia, Down, Strong, Our Son
Newmaunt, Peshtigo, Prentice, Mid
/
Pope, Beatty, Packard Mary EIphic
Ike, Huronic, Cambria, James Hoyt.
Marigoid Nipigon, Melbourne and
Monohansett
The arrivals at the Superior On
mth harbor for Tuesday were the
! Viking. Nineland, Angus Smith, Sax
ona, ID. q, Kerr, Bartlett and Angus
la b. Wovin with coal from Lake
Erie, the f, b. Squire and l27 light
from Lake Erie, and the Badger State
with merchandise from Buffalo. The
| departures were the Il w. Blanchard
with lumber for Lake Erie the f. b
| Squire with ore for Lake Erie and the
Steinbrenner with grain for Buffalo
The largest steamer that floats on
the great lakes, the Augustus g. Vol
vim, arrived here Tuesday with 10, 300
tons of coal from Buffalo. This is
1.-THE Wolvins maiden trip as she was
built last fall on Lake Erie She is
$50 feet long, 56 feet beam and 30 feet
deep, and is the largest boat devoted
exclusively to freight in the world.
The passages at the 500 for Tuesday
were, up Menota, Ottawa, Matthews,
George Stephenson, William Palmer,
Holland. Crosthwaite, White Fry ant,
Exile, Helen G Warrington, Flint,
Redingt0n Ogarita, Wiehe, Norris,
Rees, w, S Mack, Lambert Daceola
Saunders and Watson Down Vic
tory, Sycamore, Australia, Amazon,
Algeria, and Ford.
The passages at the 500 for We'd
nesday were up George Penvy,
Rosemount, Ninnedosa, Melrose,
Great, William l.. Brown, Alberta aud
New Gratwick. Down Pentland,
Captain Thomas Wilson, 4 +, Ste
wart, Waboudah, Manitoba, +. A.
Shores, kingtl1her, Knapp, Flagg,
Warmer and Russia.
The arrivals At the Superior Duluth
harbor for "Wednesday were, the Go,
semitic, Hanna, Schuck and Widlar
from Lake Erie with coal and the
Holland and Fawcett light Those
that departed were, the Shrigley,
Shawnee, Green, Commodore ana
Brice with lumber from Lake Eric,
the John Fritz Tor Two iIarbors to
take on ore and the Luzon and Sui
tana with grain for Buffalo.
The laundry tug Fauchon was sunk
in the herbor Wednesday evening q
lit e past the interstate bridge end
now lies in about 90 feet Of water.
The tug was attached to the moving
steamer Sonora in order to transfer
some stuff and the line parted caus-
ing the wheel OF the steamer TO tear
a whole in the bottom OF tie tug
The crew escaped in asmall boat.
The second largest steamer on the
greaC hikes, the Sahara is expected to
arrive at the Sup rior harbor the tirst
Of the week She is Al feet long, 81
feet board and has a depth Of p feet
She was built this year At Lorain O.,
and il now on her maiden trip.
The steamer, y e. Holland cleared
Thursday with 500 100 feet Of lumber