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@ a +4204 FOOeoseeeee $4444 4444444446444 4044 SEFFE4FEFEFEFFSEFSFEEFEOSE SO OOD $0664664464446464644044454 HEWS OF THE GREAT LAKES Tho Crawford Tug Cos steamer J. LL. Jones ran asbore near Lion's Head o2@ _Weduesday morning in a deose fog. 'bree flasges were brok- en from ber~propeéller wheel. The vessel Was released and succeeded in reaching Owen Sound with the remuloing lmauge, allbough the voy- age Was u veo.uresome undertaking. Tue Jooes went on the dry dock Where a new wheel was [itted on. The steamburyge loula reached port on Thursday evening from Chicago with & cargo of 26,000 'bushels of corn. On Friday wmoraoing the large steel" jfreighter Midland Queen, Captain Burke came into port from Fort Wiliam with -304,00U bushels of wheat. The grain was discharged at the GT.R. elevator. A dispatch from Ashland stafed that during the present seasuwn at feast 100,000 tous of Brotherton- Yale and New Era ore will be ship- from Ashland to the Algoma Steel Go. at Sault Ste. Marie. Con- eiderable ore will also go to the Canadian - Furnace Co at Midland, Ont. The Canadian ships [roguois, @foukshaven, Leafield, Strathcona, Paliki and Barluw are bow engaged in this trade. , Tha steamer City of Toronto will go into commission on) "onday, mak- ing her first trip from "netang to Parry Sound that afterbinn. The steamer will leave here on Satur- day for Penetang. 4 A Duluth despatch says Captaio, Price of the steamer Crescent City discovered about [fifteen miles weet of Whitefish Polat, Lake Superior, the fioating deck and cabin of a steamer, The deck was painted blue and the cabin window blinds pink. ra could find po pame. [t is be. leved that the wreckage m be: from the Canadian steamer Pails buro, Which disappeared in Lakw Superior in November, 1902. | During a gale a hboree fell from the deck to the bottom of the hold of the steamer Caribou and esca injury. While attempting to get it out it fell the second time, breaking its Inuck., It wax therefore kliiled. e > .