The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-19
BY Telegraph.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS.

Ne s~1 T.. Y !. n ssS, H The s.a 1..sr r. s:il Il i.s 'q fsss'
rived a, a. m and departed half an hour later
hers She .> Sas a assief IS, sos Sss i sss ~ of'i ism sSsinf is
S SI.os 81 ss ssi'I 92ip 700 ., hogs sn and 4 lot Of .unarss.
parted south ats m. The BOaz from Louis
g.as; % DOWN eG far !ew; SrI:a IS 3. g 80 m pi' Ts.
h.i,a from the Lower Mississippi. with ono
. sarss s soa lIms hi; s sfs!TnS at n T = R IN: She 15 RI
from the south; with one barge OF railroad ties
out l sasfs s% at IS a passed %. r Ss F. fsri fi Msroia. with With
4 z god Gni s,sr' s:Dar.sd for MsIaDs,. q u. m.
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siasss; o% H.. IN Island rf I: Slu ss s ss' 1. ilsi1S"' y:
L ka GSa.s' = F0 Hs,c & h Ri1sE, 1! sI l.lr1 g s.. Island s. !.
Z; craiShsad Point I: Plum Point. ); Island
Island IS d T. kuf !: aoo, aG!n' Point +; T !! k.If, f Es,nf 1:
I Is II BE bend 2, Q, Island ~ s Point Pleasant.
Fr4tch.,s. N Point. nj i: e Sorfsik. i; Is t5,,.s No s; s !;
Steamboat Inspectors. Captains Moore ana Mi.
sPec,ed the Charlotte Boeekier. They left for
their homes tonight. '
on " tna saag ten u fall Re e. y L IN Went, marks a1ha- - so fee
Weather fair and warm. The Georgia Lee cleared
The Giiy OF Idaho, rs,ufned this morning in.. from .nni
Old River with - bales OF cotton and Is sacks
THl5Sn ana ;, .hs upper bends n. New south Tor rSr
SanT lima. Is due sS-nisht to leave with dispatch
s this evening for the ArSansss River with n
ffoSr0d wife WIZ, i Riv. ora Win ine cleared at e., : this eTsnins
Lee a.Iissd las. niss, from hSGS 81. s, louis t@i rs Tiss
vicksbHfs With as bales Of cotton = and ny" rs s lrGal
on return trip" River rsceip,s were as bales OF y
cotton and Lis sacks Of cottonseed The Jane.
eIeaE Tomorrow evening on return. The Robert
+ Lee will get in might from AshDort ard
due from Nicksburg 10 leave at 3 o-morrow even
i IS a Ss u ne'f from s' dr.. rnf snat T SOs' H y; H. r MhG9 9nx
OF barges passed down late last evening On her
Paducah. Ky. Dec. R gauge reads IA
and n falling; Golden Rod returned from Cairo
a" m. victor to 81. Louis with a iow Of empty n, y
Sarsesi Slyde out Of the Tennessee River. Mr..
days d a s sS"'f Dick srr foSie 40 9S 6 saG% on Ghi fi%s. q B 1sx
passed down last night. Weather fair.
ing WAf fts thl RsSi out. %. : fee. 9 e, inches .. 'aI1-
Departed: Ben hur: PaIkers5urs. noon: Key-
T.,sshuTs = 5 !; n. Detained S 3 ,o g: H Ha1 with
UP s1 at / T. T0r %' la st. night Psf: G Grey E.s # Memphis Ssan 4:
30 a. m. Harvester with three barges down
at ssas ! q Sd n fee nes e f All GY 3 Ct IN s r IL las. ~ 3 hours saass
ni H.Re f SI1sae'ui Hl sSi; 1 bse- tbs lf- S:rSIss. f r..
Rees Lee " at 1880 a. m. The Grey Eagle
barge. ( D's at noon Grey h Eagle due a an al
s 2. H.
chester, I'LL. Dec. B-Rfver falling: gauge a.
feet; Weather clear columbia left for ST.
Louis at 1 .. m. Boats down: Columbia arrived
at 10 last night: Grey Eagle last ,nIdntght
Tender In and out on time.
feet sSg 3 inches: p sH falls iSiI ! f.er i fa him: s Il canal AL ,
IS feet 3 inches. Clear and pleasant.
Burlington. la. Dec. is-The river is 10 inches
above low.watsr mark. falling rapidly. weather
Cincinnati. o.. Dec. -Riv Ias. falling:
clear: mercury 81. Departure: Queen City fSr
Pittsburg.
Pit,sburg: Dec. 1s.-River a. feet, stationary.
Cloudy and cool.