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Telescope November 253 H. B. Hawgood (b) Pentecost Mitchell, 1903 Lorain, Ohio. Steel bulk freighter, 434 x 50, Acme Transit Co., Hawgood & Co., mgr. Stranded on Weis Beach, Lake Huron, no loss of life. (Disposition: Scrapped at Hamilton, 19 48. ) J. T. Hutchinson i (b) H. A. Rock (c) Alexander Leslie, 1901 Cleveland, Ohio. Steel bulk freighter, 366 x 48, Pioneer Ste;amship Co. , Hutchinson & Co., mgr. Stranded on Point Iroquois, Lake Superior, no loss of life. (Ultimate disposition: In service. See illustration.) Huronic, 1902 Collingwood, Ontario. Steel passenger and package freight ship, 328 x 43, Northern Navigation Co. Stranded on Whitefish Point, Lake Superior, no loss of life. (Disposition: Scrapped at Hamilton in 1950.) J. M. Jenks (b) R. R. Richardson (c) Ralph S. Caulkins, 1902 Lorain, Ohio. Steel bulk freighter, 434 x 50, Acme Transit Co., Hawgood & Co., mgr. Stranded in Midland Harbor, Georgian Bay, with no loss of life. (Disposition: Sold out of Gartland fleet this season, future unknown.) Meaford (ex Newmount), 1903 Wallsend- on-Tyne, England. Steel package freighter, 268 x 40. Stranded in St. Marys River, no loss of life. (Disposition: Lost to enemy action in WorId War I.) D. 0. Mills (b) G. A. Tomlinson ii, 1907 Ecorse, Michigan. Steel bulk freighter, 552 x 58, Interlake fit. Stranded at Harbor Beach, Lake Huron, no loss of life. (Disposition: In service.) Northern Queen, 1888 Cleveland, Ohio. Steel package freighter, 319 x 41, Mutual Transit Co. Stranded on Kettle Point, Lake Huron, no loss of life. (Disposition: Sold Italian, December, 1924, probably scrapped.) William Nottingham, 1902 Buffalo, New York. Steel bulk freighter, 400 x 50, Great Lakes Steamship Co. Was stranded on Parisian Island, Lake Superior, three lives lost. (Disposition: Scrapped at Hamilton in 1947. See illustrations in this issue, and in October issue, p. 238, and back cover of July issue. W. G. Pollock, 1906 Cleveland, Ohio. Steel bulk freighter, 440 x 52, Valley Steamship Co., W. H. Becker, mgr. Stranded in Lake St. Clair, no loss of life. (Disposition: Now a grain storage hull at Buffalo.) Pontiac i (b) Goodreau, 1889 Cleveland, Ohio. Steel bulk freighter, 320 x 40, Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co. Stranded on Simmons Reef, Straits of Mackinaw, no loss of life. (Disposition: Wrecked on Bruce Peninsula, Lake Huron, in 1917.) Saxona (b) Laketon, 1903 Cleveland, Ohio. Steel bulk freighter, 436 x 50, Zenith Steamship Co., G. A. Tomlinson, mgr. Stranded in Lake St. Clair, no loss of life. (Disposition: In service. ) Scottish Hero, 1895 Sunderland, England. Steel package freighter, 317 x 40, Merchants Mutual Line Ltd. Stranded in Lake Superior, no loss of life. (Disposition: Lost to enemy action, 6-10-1917. See illustration in October issue, p. 228.) A. E, Stewart (b) Glenorchy, 1902 West Bay City, Michigan. Steel bulk freighter, 376 x 50, Stewart Transportation Co. Stranded in Whitefish Bay, Lake Superior, no loss of life. (Disposition: Sunk in collision with Leonard B. Miller off Harbor Beach, Lake Huron, Oct. 29, 1924.) Victory (b) Victorious, 1895 Chicago. Steel bulk freighter, 472 x 50, Interlake Steamship Co. Stranded in Livingstone Channel, Detroit River, no loss of life. (Disposition: In service.)