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Ships of the WOLVIN FLEETS, Continued from page 2: 3. Peavey Steamship Company, 1901. Black hulls, white cabins, black stacks with red diamond and white letters "Py". Str. FRANK T.HEFFELFINGER, 1901 Chicago, 430 x 50. Later CLEMENS A.REISS. FRANK H. PEAVEY, 1901 "Lorain, 430 x 50, Later WILLIAM A.REISS (i). » Scrapped, ¢.193h. GEORGE W.PEAVEY, 1901 edi horse 430 x 50. Later RICHARD J.REISS (i) SUPERIOR. Scrapped, 1947. FREDERICK B.WELLS, 1901 | Oh fee 430 x 50. Tate er OTTO M.REISS (i), SULLIVAN BROTHERS (i) & HENRY R.PLATT,JR. The Peavey ships were managed by G.A.Tomlinson after 1913, and were sold to Reiss Steamship Company in 1916. 4. Provident Steamship eee 1902. Yellow brown hulls, black stacks hite cabins. Str. JAMES H.HOYT, 1902 W.Superior, 363 x 50. Later BRICOLDOC. D.M.CLEMSON (a); 1903 W.Superior, 448 x 52. Lost stag ties Pe) D.G.KERR (i), 1903 W.Superior, 448 x 52. Later HARRY R JAMES H.REED, 1903 Wyandotte, 448 x 52. Lost in pecene 1943. - The Provident fleet became part of Interlake Steamship Co. in 1913. 5. Great aes and St.Lawrence Transportation Co.,1903. Operated jointly h D.Sullivan & Co. Black hulls,white cabins, black stacks. Str. JOHN ate 1903 Chicago, 241 x 41. Later wee GLENGARNOCK, COURTRIGHT, CBDARBRANCH (1), E NEWT. H.G.DALTON (i), 1903 Superior, 205.2 Al, setae COURSELLES, GLENDOCH- ART, CHATSWORTH, BAYLEAF MANCOX. In service A.D.DAVIDSON, 1903 Wyandotte, 241 x 41. Sunk by enemy action off the British coast, 1916. GEO.C.HOWE, 1903 Chicago, 255 x 41. Later COBOURG, GLENEALY, CHAPLEAU. J.S.KEEFE, wise! Buffalo, 238 x 41, Later PARAME, GLENFARN, CANMO! ASHLEAF, MANZZUTTI. In service. JOHN LAMBERT, 1903 Chicago, 241 x hl. Lost by enemy action off the British coast, 1916. ALBERT M. eis Li, 1903 Wyandotte, 241 x 41. Later BRIGNOGAN, FELLOW- 4i). Inactive. S.N.PARENT, 1903 Wyandotte, 241 x 41. Later VUELETTES, GLENARM, CAH- ROSE, PALMLEAF, BLANCHE HINDMAN, PARKDALE. In service. JOHN SHARPLES, 1903 Superior, 255 x 4l. Abandoned to underwriters after stranding on Galop I.,St.Lawrence River, c.1910. Rebuilt, later CICOA, GLENVEGAN, WIARTON, FLEETWOOD D (it). river ike i. eae