Reportedly prefabricated in Scotland & assembled in Montreal, Quebec
1865 Running mate CORINTHIAN
1868, October 16 Struck in Long Sault Rapids, St.Lawrence River
Winter of 1870-71 Refitted with CORINTHIAN at Cantin's Drydock,
Montreal; iron hull sheathed with wood & interior
renovated
1876 Owned Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Company, Montreal
Early 1880s Chartered by Owen Sound Steamship Company to run Georgian
Bay & Lake Superior ports
1883, May 28 Ashore Caribou Island, Lake Superior
1883, July 3 Wreck recovered by tug WINSLOW; repaired at Detroit Dry
Dock Company, Detroit, Michigan
1898, September 19 Steering failure caused her aground at Caughnawaga,
Quebec, St.Lawrence River
1900 Rebuilt; 946 gross tons, 544 net tons
1905 Rebuilt & lengthened at Montreal; 200.8 x 28 x 11'; 1233 gross
tons, 607 net tons; renamed BELLEVILLE, C122070
1910, November 12 Ashore Grafton, Ontario, Lake Ontario
1913 Owned Canada Steamship Lines, Limited
1914 Laid up & partially stripped
Post 1915, August Replaced ALEXANDRIA to operate package freight
service between Montreal, Toronto, Ontario &
Hamilton, Ontario
1919-1920 Rebuilt; reduced for freight trade; 639 gross tons,
255 net tons
1924 Dismantled, Kingston, Ontario
