_The “City of Erie”_ 76 _The fastest steamer on the Lakes, holding a record of 22.93 miles per hour._ _Little Venice, St. Clair River_ 80 _Showing the type of “Inns,” where people may pass their holidays at small expense._ _Courtesy of Northern Steamship Co._ _A Scene on Belle Isle, Detroit River_ 82 _Steamer “Western States”_ 84 _One of the largest and fastest boats on the Lakes. Carries 2500 people and her fastest speed is 20 miles an hour._ _From a Photograph by Detroit Photographic Co._ _Steamship “North West” in American Lock_ 86 _Cottages Built at Small Expense along the St. Mary’s River_ 88 _A Steamer Stripped by a Tow-line by Running between a Steamer and her Consort_ 90 _From a Photograph by Lord & Rhoades, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich._ _A Remarkable Photograph Showing the Big Freighter “Stimson” in a Holocaust of Smoke and Flame_ 94 _After a Fierce Night’s “Late Navigation” Run across Lake Superior_ 96 _A Ship that Made the Shore before she Sank. The Work of Raising her in Progress_ 100 _A Treacherous Sea in its Garb of Greatest Beauty_ 102 _One phase of Lake navigation._ _A View of the “Zimmerman”_ 104 _After a collision with another freighter._ _The Steamer “Wahcondah_” 108 _One of the Lake grain carriers which was caught in a storm late in the season after being buffeted by the waves of Lake Superior for about fourteen hours._ _This is One of the Most Remarkable Photographs Ever Taken on the Lakes. It Shows a Sinking Lumber Barge just as She Was Breaking in Two_ 110 _The photograph was taken from a small boat._ _The Residence of Ansley Wilcox at Buffalo_ 114 _Where President Roosevelt took the oath of office._ _Copyright 1908 by Detroit Photographic Co._ _A Bird’s-eye View of the Harbour of Duluth, Taken from the Hill_ 116 _From a Photograph by Maher, Duluth._ _The Ship Canal and Aërial Bridge, Duluth, Minn._ 118 _Copyright 1908 by Detroit Photographic Co._ _Fleet of Boats in Duluth Harbour Waiting to Unload_ 122