the Austro-Hungarian flag. Castelbank (later renamed Aidar) - Built in 1883 for G Tweedy & Co of Liverpool, and sank in 1896 following a boiler failure in the Mediterranean. Aidar was owned at the time by London Steamers and was carrying a cargo of grain and oil cakes between Odessa and Marseilles. The crew were rescued by a steamship called Staffordshire. SS Clearwater (later renamed Ingalls and Yosemite) - A steamer built in 1894 and acquired by the US War Department in 1899. She was renamed Ingalls and used as an army transport ship until 1910 when she was transferred to the Navy. Renamed Yosemite, she remained in reserve before being decommissioned and scrapped in 1912. CS Colonia - Built in 1902, at over long, Colonia was the largest cable-laying ship in the world until 1926. She was responsible for laying a cable from Sennen Cove, Cornwall, to Bay Roberts, Newfoundland, and from there to New York City. The cable was reportedly around in length, and weighed 13,500 tons. Dryburgh Abbey - Built in 1881, 2311 tons, Cargo ship, renamed Kut Sang, Kichisho Maru, Kissho Maru, sank after collision in 1923. SS Elisabeth Rickmer - Built in 1896 for Norddeutscher Lloyd, of Bremen, Germany, she was long. Europa - Built in 1884 for the Lavarello Line of Italy, this single screw passenger ship was capable of and offered accommodation for 75 in first class, 52 in second class and 750 in third. She ran between Genoa and South America, for several different owners, until being scrapped in 1893. Hannover - One of the larger passenger ships of her day, Hannover was built in 1899 for North German Lloyd of Bremen. She had a single funnel, twin screws and was almost long. Hannover had room for 120 people in second class and 1,850 in third class and made regular crossings between Germany and the United States and Canada until the outbreak of the First World War. She was then laid up at Bremen and surrendered to Britain in 1919. Two years later she was resold to North German Lloyd and refitted before resuming crossings between Bremen and New York. She was scrapped in 1932. Malang - A steel cargo ship, built in 1898. After serving as a merchant ship in the Atlantic, she was acquired by the US Navy, in 1918, when she was fitted with two guns. She carried a