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    VESSEL NAME:   Adiramled
    OTHER NAME(s): City of Fremont, renamed in 1907
    OFFICIAL NO:   (C)130922 - (US)4379
    DATE OF LOSS:  16 June 1912
    CAUSE OF LOSS: Storm
    LOCATION:      Lake Ontario, off Stony Creek
    RIG TYPE:      Propeller
    HULL TYPE:     Wood
    BUILDER:       Quayle & Martin, Cleveland - 1866
    OWNER(S):      ? (Canadian)
    MASTER:        ?
    TONNAGE:       565 gt
    DIMENSIONS:    191.42 x 27.33 x 10.5
    CASUALTIES:    none mentioned

                   Foundered during a heavy gale with a cargo of 705
                 gt of hard coal for Montreal. The crew made it to shore
                 safely in a row boat and caught a train to Montreal.
                   Had been sold Canadian just three months before.

                   Was tied up in Georgia Bay for sailor's wages in 1911
                 and sold at marshal sale in Canada. Bid in by Capt.
                 Hubbard of Sandusky, OH., who intended to operate her in
                 the coal trade. Thoroughly overhauled in July at Reid's
                 dry dock. New bow, wheel and planking from the water-line
                 up. She was no sooner back in business when a notice
                 appeared in the Port Huron Times Herald announcing another
                 libel for seamen's wages, supplies and repairs, and one by
                 Reid Wrecking Company for supplies and repairs.

                   September, 1909, Ran on a reef 1/2 mile north of Bass
                 Island and pulled off by the small steamer, TOURIST, of
                 Put-in-Bay.

                   August, 1908, sprung a leak and sank at the dock at
                 Harbor Springs. Owned by the W. H. Horne Cedar Co., of
                 Chicago. Sold for salvage.

                   Large repairs in 1887 after running ashore at the
                 entrance of Portage canal, Lake Superior. Released herself
                 by jettisoning part of her cargo of bricks and salt.




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Sources: Merchant Vessel List - 1871, 1874, 1878, 1881, 1895, 1900, 1911
         Detroit Free Press - 22 August 1908
         Detroit Free Press - 26 September 1909
         Detroit Free Press - 10 August 1911
         Port Huron Times Herald - 12 October 1911
         Illinois Appellate Court Reports
           Bevier v. Horn, 180 Ill. App. 547
         Jefferson County (N.Y.) Journal - 3 July 1912