ocean bottom" as of 2002. 1854 Great Lakes schooner Carrier Dove An earlier schooner named Carrier Dove was built in 1854 at Wolfe Island, Ontario. She sunk on the American side of Lake Ontario March 3, 1876, when the boat was "swept from her moorings and dragged underneath another schooner." Carrier Dove in literature Fighting Tom Benson of the schooner Carrier Dove features in The Mate's Revenge, a 1919 short story by Tom Devine Description of Carrier Dove loading lumber in 1915 novel Cappy Ricks: or, The subjugation of Matt Peasley Brief mention of Carrier Dove, The boy aviators on secret service: or, Working with wireless, by Howard Payson Brief mention in References Further reading 1899 purchase of Carrier Dove on East Coast with John Grotle, now master of the schooner "Azalea" of the Robinson Fisheries Co., George B. Helgersen, Old time Cod Fisherman dies, Pacific Fisherman, Volume 33 External links 1890 schooner Carrier Dove Steam tug Daring towed schooner Carrier Dove after viewing Roosevelt's Great White Fleet, 1908 Two photographs of Carrier Dove, with a full load of lumber Assessed value of Carrier Dove $23,000, San Francisco Municipal Reports [https://books.google.com/books?id=Nrw8rIO1dlQC&lpg=PA81&dq=schooner%20%22carrier%20dove%22&pg=PA81#v=onepage&q=schooner%20%22carrier%20dove%22&f=false Wreck of the Carrier Dove], 1989 1854 schooner Carrier Dove Carrier Dove, Great Lakes schooner Other Carrier Dove links Information on four ships named Carrier Dove, Annual list of merchant vessels of the United States, 1894 "It has been held that fishermen are seamen and are protected as are other seamen", (The Carrier Dove, 97 Fed. Rep., 111.) US Code, 1928, Compensation, Carrier Dove, Fishermen are protected as seamen, and "for their wages may look to the vessel, her masters, and ordinarily her owners." Declaration against Carrier Dove, 1900, "James Docherty, shipowner, declares that his schooner Ethel D, commander Captain Charles Sherbold, was boarded by the crew of the US schooner Carrier Dove'' and robbed of its cargo while at Charles III Island (western sector of the Magellan Straits)" Court case regarding Carrier Dove unavoidable collision Lumber schooners Fishing ships of the United States Individual sailing vessels Ships built in Bainbridge Island, Washington Shipwrecks of Hawaii Maritime incidents in 1876 Maritime incidents in 1920 Maritime incidents in 1921 1890 ships 1921 in Hawaii Bainbridge Island, Washington