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M A R I N E. Ro oy Ee 9 THE NICLAUSSE BOILER. The largest merchantmen in the world, the S. S. Minnesota and Dakota, of 33,000 tons and 11,000 H. P. each, are equipped with Niclausse Boilers. 641,000 HORSE POWER IN THE NAVIES OF ELEVEN NATIONS. THE NEW JAPANESE CRUISERS, KATORI AND KASHIMA, OF 16,000 H. P. EACH, AND IN, THE UNITED STATES NAVY THE ARMORED CRUISERS PENNSYLVANIA AND COLORADO, 23,000 H. P. RACH, AND THE BATTLESHIPS GEORGIA AND VIRGINIA, 19,000 H. P. EACH, WILL, BE FITTED WITH THESE BOILERS. THE ONLY WATER-TUBE BOILER SUCCESSFULLY USED AND PROVED IN LARGE SHIPS. Requires no space at sides or rear--cleaned from the front. Employs no tube-caps--tubes can readily be withdrawn without mutilation. FORGED STEEL THROUGHOUT. THE STIRLING COMPANY = - = - Chicago. THE STANLEY B. SMITH COAL AND. DOCK CO, TOLEDO HARBOR, TOLEDO, OHIO- 1,800 Feet of Dock. 6 McMyler Derricks. Capacity 3,000 Tons Daily. Puch Lightersoeee Docks. scree ea ge SMITH'S COAL DOCK, Detroit River, DETROIT, MICH. 12 Pockets. Platform. Low Dock. Operated by Poise! B. melt CO; MARINE SUPPLY COMPANY STORE AND Ick HousE on Dock. PITTSBURG COAL COMPANY. Steamboat Fueling Facilities at Various Points on the Great Lakes: CLEVELAND HARBOR § sito FAIRPORT HARBOR § | teh ASHTABULA HARBOR J | ae ERIE HARBOR § ¢ Car, Dumper. Docks and Pockets at Dock and Pockets at Detour. DETROIT RIVER BRANCH } Sandwich and Amherstburg. Shy RE een bee { Dock and Pockets at Sault Ste. Marie. (The Port Royal Dock Co.) WE FURNISH ONLY . iY, a leG "ie sree or §=Pittsburg and Youg hiogheny Coal. GENERAL OFFICE, LAKE DEPARTMENT, Pen BUILDING, CLEVELAND, OHIO. Steel . Otis "=e. Tank Plates Castings Steel 2. from 100 to 75,000 Ibs. 'Otis'? Fire Box Plates a Specialty. OTIS STEEL COoO., Ltd., Head Office and Works, CLEVELAND, O. New York: Thorpe, Platt & Go., 97 Gedar St. St. Louis: GC. A. Thompson, 516 N. Third St ; AGENGIES. Montreal: Homer Taylor, 183 St. James St. San Francisco: John Woodlock, 154-156 First St. var