And there was the little steamer, just as Frank had said; why, he could even distinguish Todd Pemberton up in the pilothouse, grasping his wheel and guiding his charge among the shoals that were charted in the northern end of the lake as dangerous, that is, for green hands at the tiller or wheel of a boat propelled by sails, steam or gasolene.

"Well, no," answered Andy, "it seems to come from the pilothouse, and must be Todd Pemberton, himself.

Rogers had seen it on the grimy shelf in the pilothouse on the Marie Louise.

Nearly all the vessels of Class IV. are without spars, and have a pilothouse about 6 feet in diameter and 6 feet high on the top of one of the turrets.