At Kiel Canal         She was built in 1888 by William Doxford and Sons for O. Jaffe with the name of Daniel. In 1897 she was sold to Clydesdale Shipowners Co. Ltd., keeping her name, and in 1900 she was bought by Compañía Naviera La Blanca, being renamed Santiago. On 09/November/1911, when she was sailing with coal from Newcastle to Pauillac (France), she collided with a fishing boat 12 miles from Skinningrove, producing waterways that threatened to cause her sinking. To try to save her, she was beached on the nearest coast, from which she could no longer leave.

Shipyard / Year	W. Doxford & Sons / 1888
Dead weight	2,927	MT
Gross register	2,138	GRT
Passengers	333
Lenght	85.3	mtr
Breadth	11.6	mtr
Depth	5.6	meters
Propulsion	Reciprocating triple expansion
Power	945	H.P.
Bought	1900	to
Owner	Clydesdale Shipowners Co. Ltd.
Name	Daniel
Wrecked	09/11/1911 - Close to Skinningrove

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