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Zimmerman

1  THE FAMOUS ZIMMERMAN.

2  On May 6th was launched at Niagara the steamer Zimmerman, Captain James Dick. This vessel was built by

3  called the Clifton, of similar dimensions to the Zimmerman, to run from Niagara to Buffalo.

4  at 8:30 a. m. for Lewiston." The steamers Zimmerman and Welland went alongside of her on the morning

5  as in the preceding year. The Peerless and the Zimmerman formed the Toronto and Niagara line.

6  Hamilton, Toronto and Montreal. The Peerless and Zimmerman were again upon their old route. The Welland

7  passengers lost; Capt. Duncan Milloy, steamers Zimmerman and City of Toronto; Capt. Wm. A. Milloy,

8  route from Toronto throughout 1858, while the Zimmerman had been transferred to that between Toronto and

9  Later, in 1858, the Zimmerman, Captain Masson, resumed her former route from

10  The steamers Zimmerman and Peerless, Captains D. Milloy and E.

11  Fenwick Williams, of Kars. The Peerless and the Zimmerman steamers acted for the nonce as troop ships.

12  The Zimmerman, Captain D. Milloy, recommenced her usual trips

13  all the efforts made by the captains of the Zimmerman and Hercules, could not for a long time be

14  The trips of the Zimmerman to Niagara were commenced on April 23rd.

15  On the morning of April 7th the Zimmerman made her first trip of the season from Toronto

16  The Zimmerman's trips began this year on April 17th. Her command

17  ALAS ! THE ZIMMERMAN.

18  in Toronto than the burning of the steamer Zimmerman at Niagara on the early morning of August 21,

19  be done to save even a portion of the famous Zimmerman. She was doomed to entire destruction. The

20  The Zimmerman was the exclusive property of Captain Milloy,

21  between that town and Niagara in place of the Zimmerman. Captain Chrysler was in command.

22  at Niagara. The timbers of the unfortunate Zimmerman had scarcely become cold when Captain Milloy,

23  (2nd)St. Catherines1853300 RangerFt. Prop. ZimmermanNiagara1854500Burned. St.

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This electronic edition is based on the original in the collection of the Marine Museum of the Great Lakes at Kingston.