The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-06-25
Marine.


Sunday the steamer Crerar left the
same dock with -four for Quebec,
The departures from the Superior
Duluth harbor Monday We're the
Nottingham. Mack, No. 1874 and Wild
lar with ore for Lake Erie ports, the
Lafayette, Howard and French, light,
for Lake Superior ports, the Curtis,
Fassett, and Holland and with lum-
Der for lower ports and the Brazil and
Thomas MAY than with grain for But
falo
The arrivals at The Superior Duluth
harbor for Monday We're the Laconda.
+ City of Bangor, Gayley, Hetfeltinger,
Bransford, Hutchinson, Grammer,
Hoyt, Burnham Albright, Olga, Haw
good, Woodruff, Uranus, Wisconsin
and Craig with coal from Lake Erie,
! the Shores with salt from Lake Erie
and the Poe, Wright, Donaldson, Et-
ruria, Aurania, Mayhtam, Buffalo and
Adarus, all light, from Lake Erie
ports.
| The boats that left the Allouez ore
| docks Sunday were the b. l.. Smith
Yosemite, J. II. Reed, No. l07, SaXona
and Harold b. Nye.
The arrivals at the Superior Duluth
harbor for Sunday were the Wyoming
with merchandise from Port Huron,
the Anna Minch, Sonoma, Samuel
! Mitchell, Chickamauga and Admiral
with coal from Lake Erie, the Carne-
gle, Morse, Walker, Nottingham, W.
S. Mack, II. b. Nye, Sill, Neptune,
| Zillah. Reddington, Ogarita and Frck
all light, from Lake Erie.
During the heavy fog that hung
over the lake and bay all day Satur-
day tug WAS towing "A schooner
! down the bay when the line parted
and the schooner was lost for two
hours despite the efforts of TIE tug to
| find her.
The departures from the Superior
Duluth harbor for Sunday we're the
Muncy, Brightie Bradley, WooIson,
Colgate, Viking, Vinland, and A,
Smith with merchandise for lower
lake ports.
The big steamer Augustus b. VOL
vim took on the largest cargo of ore
! that has ever been carried on the
! great lakes, She was loaded at Two
| Harbors aud her cargo consisted of
| 1854 tons.
The passenger steamer Mabel Brad
| shaw grounded near Garnd Portage
Saturday during the heavy fog. She
was released by the steamer America
and with the exception of a slight in
jury to her rudder sustained no dam
| age.
| Thh big steamer Ausustus b Vol
| vim left the Northwestern Fuel Co.'S
dock Friday evening and went to
! W. llhl bplH NiltI = SIlt VIII ldht vi
| a cargo OF ore.
The passages at the 500 for Friday
were, up-Moses Taylor, Turret
Crown, Burnham, Samuel Mitchell,
Chickamauga, America, w. ii Mack,
Ireland, Old Gratwick, A. b. Wolvin,
Marcia, Jupiter, Frontenac, Packard,
Anna Minch, Rrazil, Cadillac, Math.
err, Athabasca, Nottingham, Pioneer,
Chattanooga, Wyoming, Neptune,
| Mars, Morse and Sonoma. Down
Joliet, Gates, Marsala, Christopher,
| Matthews, Italia, Luzon, Sultana,
Mary Boyce and Midland King.
/ The arrivals here for Friday were
the Flint and Bacon from Kelly's Is
| land with limestone, the Twin Sisters,
with coal from Lake Erie, the Robert
! Holland, White and Frant, light,
| from Lake Erie and the Osceola with
merchandise from Chicago. The de
partures were the Rensselaer, Consti-
/ tuition, Fulton and Mazda with ore for
/ Lake Erie, the Edward Hines with
| lumber for Chicago and the Augustus
/ b. Wolvin, light, for Two HarOors
The arrivals at the Superior. Duluth
/ harbor Tuesday were the Langham.
I Lakima, Tampa, Fitch, Maitland, Nul-
can and Empire City with coal, the
/ Ida, Keith, Calhoun, Cornell, Ries,
I Oscoda and No. 1870, light The de-
/ partures were the w L. Brown, Shaw,
Hanna, Etruria, Morse, Tom Adams
Carnegie, Aurauia, Ida Keith and
Fitch with ore for Lake Ere, the
F.. Robert Holland, White and Friant
with lumber for lower lake ports. the
Slemens, Shore, Roman, Lynch and
Cornell, light, the Wyoming with
merchandise and the Sonoma with
grain.
The departures from the Superior
. Duluth harbor Wednesday were the
Arizona, Plymouth, Oscar r. Flint.
Twin Sisters Beacon, Zilah, Rediug-
ton, Ogarita, Donaldson and Wright
with lumber for the lower lake ports.
the Neptune, George Peavy, G G
Walker, Fairbain. w. + Refs and K.
f. Shook with ere for LAKE Erie, the
W. K Lynn, Elwood and Magma, light