Newhanover-Cumberland County NcArchives News.....The Loss of the River Queen. February 25, 1886
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Observer And Gazette - Fayetteville, NC February 25, 1886
	The freight steamer River Queen, which ran between Wilmington and 
Fayetteville, and from which Capt. A. H. Worth had only a few days since 
retired as commander, was burned at her wharf in Wilmington during the big 
fire of Sunday last.  The River Queen was owned by Mr. Bagley, and was 
partially insured.

Additional Comments:
Capt. A. H. Worth had retired from the River Queen planning to “devote himself 
to his fine plantation at Kelly’s Cove…”

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