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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-18
FUNERAL OF E. T. FAUCHER.

The remains Of the late E T. Faucher
were buried in Glenwood Cemetery this
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Religious serv-
ices were conducted by Rev. DR.. Clark.
OF Hamline Church. MIR FauCher was
seventy-seveR years Of age. He was tho
father Of F. 3. Faucher, of California.
once governor Of North Dakota. SIR.
Faueher had been in iTI-heaIth for q
number Of years. His home was at 1927
Tenth Street northwest
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-18
PRESIDENTS NEPHEW
WILL PAY HIN A VISIT
Young Edward Roosevelt
Arrives From Bremen

BALTIMORE. Oc,. 1S.-Among the
cabin passengers on the North German
Lloyd steamer Frankfort, which arrived
in port yesterday from Bremen, IS a
ffteen-year-oId boy. named Edward
Roosevelt, who states that he is a
member OF President Roosevelt's fam
lily.
The lad says he is a member OF the
French branch OF the Roosevelt family.
and that he IS a nephew OF the Presi-
dent The boy has a striking physical
resemblance to young Teddy He will
go to Washington TO see his uncle
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-18
WANTs AGREEMENT sEALED.

ROME. Oct 18.-It is the Intention OF
the Pope, once the Philippine question
is satisfactorily concluded between
Archbishop Guidi and Governor Taft, at
Manila, to ask the United States to send
to Rome q special envoy to ratify the
agreement His Holiness wiz ask that
this envoy be given the character Of a
transitory diplomatic mission
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LIKE UNTO LINCOLN.

LONDON. Oct. 18.-The Spectator"
today. discussing the settlement Of the
anthracite strike in America. compares
President Roosevelt TO Washington and
Lincoln. The paper says:
The American people are clearly
going to trust Roosevelt as they trusted
Washington and Lincoln. and their trust
will not be misplaced"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-18
CHURCH WORKERS ADJOURN.

The eighteenth annual conference Of
church workers among coIored people
was closed last night at St. Luka's P E.
Church. Fifteenth and Sampson Streets
northwest. Addresses were made dur
ing the evening by the Rev. Mr. Phil
lips. Of Philadelphia. and. the Rev Mr.
Bishop. Of New York.
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NIXON AND DRExEL INSPECT.

RICHMOND. Va, Oct. is.-Louis Nix
on, the former Tammany chief. and
George " DrexeI, Of Philadelphia,
closely inspected the T-igg shipyards
yesterday Their visit leads to the ru-
NOR that they may become interested in
Richmond's big ship6uilding enterprise.
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MAY CONSOLIDATE.

NORFOLK. Va. Oct 18.-It is report
ed here or good authority that negotia-
lions for the consolidation Of the Bay
Shore Terminal COmpany's electric line
between this city and Ocean View and
the Hampton Roads COmpany's Hamp-
IOn-NewpOrL News line are about 10 be
cCnsGmmated- Such a combination
would insure a cheaper rate OF fare be-
tween Norfolk and Old Point
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MOEROE'S INITIAL DIP.

NORFOLK. Va. Oct. 18.-The Old Do
minion Steamship Company's new steam
CT Monroe, to run between New York
and Norfolk, was laInrhed at NewPoT-
News at high tide Jnis morning in the
presence Of a great thTOng of people
She was christened by Mrs a. J. Mon
tague. wife Of the governor OF Virginia,
who was also present with his staff.
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WORLDS RECORD SMASHED.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct 18.-Arthur
Hamilton, -year-old boy. broke
the worlds jumping record for ponies
under four feet at the horse show last
night He Jumped bars five feet six
inches The previous record had been
FIVE feet four inches. CuTrie Jackson,
Denver, won the championship for
broucho busting
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MAJOR C. S. SMITH TRANSFERRED

Major Charles 5. Smith, of the Army
Ordnance Department. who has been
stationed in this city for several years,
has been relieved from duty IN the Of
fee OF the Chief Of Ordnance and or
deTed TO command the Sandy Hook prov
ing grounds. He will relieve Capt
Edwin B. Babbitt, who comes to Wash
ington and will be stationed in the War
Department
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HALL CAINE ARRIVES.

NEW YORK, Oct IS.-Among the
passengers who arrived this morning N
the steamer Lucania from Liverpool and
thor, c. J. GIidden, who has been on
an extended automobile trip, Capt ".
F. Andrews, H. P. Bailey, Herbert Cool
idge, Capt y. s Foltz, John Lockhart
Scott Lane. Hon J. Z Sanford, and Col
T. y. Weathers-
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By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust recorded
/ IN Liber 2+G5 at folio 457, ct seq Of the Land
Recor6s Of the District Of Columbia the under
signed, surviving trustee, viii offer for sale
at public auction. n front Of the premises, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1862, at 40 O'CLOCK
P. N, the following described real estate situate
II the county Of Washington. in said District
viz: Lots numbered q, %, - and % n George
P Davis subdivision Of lots N block numbered
six % n -he tract Of land known as 'tTrini-
dad'' said subdivision and plat thereof are
recorded in Lfber County No. : at fOIit, IS Of
District and Immediately thereafter I viii
ofIer for sale the one undivided mOiety OF half
interest in lot numbered thirty-one sd in
George P. Davis subdivision Of lots IN said
block, as said subdivision and plat thereof are
recorded in Liber County No. ct folio % Of
The Aforesaid Surveyors Office records said lot
numbered ttirty-two (32) IS at the west corner
% Twelfth and o Streets northeast Is 81 feet
front and contains 2,sI6 square feet Of land !;
said lots 80 and 81 are each i feet front AMI
each contains 1,496 square feet Of land; said
lot numbered tbiTty-nins (3S) Is L feet front
and Is improved by rwo-stoTy brick dwelling
V-ith side alley; and said lot numbered thirty
one (3l) is at the north corner Of Twelfth and
Streets northeast, fronting 30 feet on the
former by 55 on the latter and contains !, 40
square feet Of land. The properties VIII be
Of cred separately.
Terms: One-tbird cash; balance IN equal IN
sta ments at one and two ye1zs with interes5
at per CEN Per aunuru, payable serHi-annualIy
from the day Of sale. secured By deed OF trust
sn he property sold, or al cash at the pur-
chas eT's Cptica- deposit Of $50 viii be re-
QuiTad at the time o. sale On each Of the IN
improved lots, and 500 on the sale Of lot num-
bered thirty (S9)- All ccnvevancinz and
recording viii be at the purchasers cost Terms
20 le complied with within ten dzr- otherwise
the undersigned reserves the right 10 resell any
lot 81 tie risk and cost Of the defzulting pur-
chasr thereof.
AIDS B. BROWNE,
1919 st. NV, Glover Building
Surviving Trustee.
JAMES r HOOD Attorney for holder Of notes.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Substituted States Electric Light
Cert. S100G104; Cap Traction 5d126;
Nergenthaler, 10T1S71s, 10d1STss; Am
GRAPHIC, pfd-, 50G9Iz Greene Copper,
65G21, 100G211z. IO5d221z buyer. 00)
300G221z tbuyer, so, 100G2212 buyer,
go. After CaIl-Greene Copper. 1O0q %
CbuyeT. 90J; Lanston 254112; Am
GRAPHIC. pfd-, 50G94.
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HOTEL GUTTED BY FIRE.

GREENFIELD, Mass, Oct 18.-The
American House was destroyed by fire
at midnight. causing a loss Of probably
225, 600 All Of the guests All employees
OF the house escaped in safety.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS-CNTTED STATES SENATE, Wash
ingtoa, D. c. Sealed proposals for the follow
ing fIel for the United States Senate for the
fiscal year ending June 20. 1903. viii be re
ceiveo = the Office Of the Sergeant-at-ArTns Of
the 7; nited States Senate until L O'CLOCK
NOON. OF THE 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER.
1902, and at that hour opened in the pTeseno1
= hose bidders who elect TO be present viz:
{ -oUr thousand tens, more OF less, OF best extra
hard white ash anthracite GOAL, large furnace
size, screened and free rom all impurities also
twenty-five tons, more or less Of same coal,
stove size: also ten tons, more or less, Of best
crushed coke; all coal and coke TO be stored
in the vaults Of the Senate wing OF the Cap
itoI (Which are open 70 the inspection % bid
ders) and al 10 be delivered and stored at
ordered by the undersigned. AL coal and coke
TO be loaded in the carts with forks and not
shovels The right 10 reyeigh the coal at the
Capitol Building, at the expense Of the con-
tractor. including the erection OF proper scales
for weighing. IS reserved by the undersigned
Each bid must be accompanied By a certified
check Of the bidder for one hundred dollars
800 payable TO the financial clerk Of the
senate, 70 be forfeited 20 the United States
uDor the failure OF refusal OF the bidder 70
enter into any contract awarded to him. checks
to be returned 70 bidders whose bids are not
accepted Immediately, and 10 bidders whose
bids are accepted upon execution By each OF
fhern Of contract and necessary bond II accord
ance with these specifications Fuel furnished
tie Senate during the fiscal year ending June
90 1905 viii be inspected and weighed by an
cmploye q the Senate TO be designated By the
Sergeant Arms OF the Senate, and for this
inspection o. charge will be made 10 the con
tractor. Tne right is reserved 10 reject any
Bids should be Endorsed Proposals for FUEL
and addressed 20 Sergeant-at-Aruls. United
States Senate D. II. RASSDELL. Sergeant
alarms Z 5 senate ocIS, 25-noI,s
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA, HOLDING a PROBATE
COURT-In re Estate Of INNS y PAL
NER, Deceased No. e734- Adm. Docket p


AER, Deceased No p134- Adm Duczct p.
Il IS upon consideration Of the report Of the
Executor, filed herein, this 18th day Of October,
A D. 1902, ordered that rhe sale Of tha
property known E5 all that lot, piece or parcel
OF ground situated, laying and bein- In t,arre-
County and State Of Maryland which, on the
Plat Of Thayer's Addition 70 the Town OF Oak
land. Is known and designated as Lot Number
Thirteen C-oJ No. 10, containing the quantity
OF one-fouTth Of an acre, together with ali the
buildings and improvements thereon situate,
and all the rights and appurteEances thereunto
belonging II any wise appeTt3inng; and
also all tie furniture and personal property in
and about said premises, as made by Frank
Lee Denny. Executor, TO Thomas Scott, for
eighteen hundred dollars (Sl,sG0). be ratified
aud confirmed. unless cause u, the CONTRARY
thereof be shown on or before 5he nth DAY
Of NOVEMBER, 1872 Provided a copy Of tbs
order be inserted in the ''Wa=hinEr5a law He
porter and The Washington Times once in each
CT three successive weeks before the said return
Cay
(Seall JOB BARNARD Justice.
True Copy-Test: JOHN L. ROUZER
ocIs,25-nol Deputy Register Of Wills.
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CHEAP MONEY.
LOANS OF $40

AND UPWARD on FURNITURE AND
PIANOS, at lowest rates and on the day you
apply. We are Ioaning on the Building and
Lean Association plan. which makes the cost
Of carrying loans much less than you pay else
where and allows yOu 70 Pay II OF n any
sized notes you desire, running from one 70
twelve months Il JoD have loan With some
other company re VIII pay l. OF and ADVANCE
you more mouey desired Rates cheerfully
given, and 10 cost 70 you unless loan Is made.
Call and get rates- Front ROOM arst 6cos-
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
625 St n. v.
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L 5. ENGINEER OFFICE, T35 North Capitol
St, Washington, D. c., October Is, 1862 Sealed
proposals viii be received here until noon,
NOVEMBER Is, 1902, and then publicly opened,
for freight elevator door frames for new build
ing for Government Printing Office. IntuTma-
ton furnished on application. JOHN STEPHEN
SEWE6L. Capt. Engineers ocl7.lS- q, 2I-ncIS, Il
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MONEY TO LOAN.

TO LOAN-s50Oo0 on first mortgages, at low
interest; from TO . years; prefer 20 loan i
In tive SUNS Of about $4,000 sch- CHAPLIN
BROWN, 32S J0h1 Marshall Place (old ~ 81
nw.) eS1-a
MONEY TO LOAN at al to per cent, IN SUNS
q s., 900 TO SO, 900, on n c. real estate: pay
of : and per cent mortgage and begin anew;
AL transactions conducted With e ozomical coz
sideration fer borrowers WI z SAUNDERS
L co 1AnI T St ~.
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR SALE-Imported Dutch fall bulbs, such
hyaCiHths, tulips, CT0cUs, Chinese sacred lily.
etc; also singing Canariess parrots. dogs, cats,
etc. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE, ~ 18th St nv.
sp7g-tF
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[. s. ENGINEER OFFICE. Ts5 North Capitol
St, Washington, D. c., October Is, 1872. Sealed
proposals VII be received here until moor
OCTOBER 30, 1892, and then publicly opened
for common bricks, and moving frame build
ings at Washington Barracks, D. c InfoTma-
ton furnished application JOHN STEPHEN
SEWELL, Capt. Engineers ocI7. Is, q. %
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Mrs. RenneF
FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERs

TIPEWRITERS Of all makes cleaned for s. -25.
Aligned, SI-75 New roller. $50 Expert re-
pairing. TyPewriters FOR rent WASHINGTON
TYPEW RTTER EXCHANGE, III 9th &. Phone
Main go. mill
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DO YOU WANT HOME?
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-Ar 7-room brick house. all modern
improvements, for s2e.50 per month; newly
PapeTed, and near Two car lines as 10th st.
ne. Key next door MISS
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FOR RENT-Three new Groom houses on Ben
ming road east; large back lot: fine well water
one car fare; white tenants: $50 each. In
quire 800 c st nv el6-9
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Money Loaned SaIaried People,

Retail merchants, teaugters boarding house,.
without security; largest business Il g PriE-
cipaI cities. TOLMAN. Room 1ol. SIS 18th st.
nv m14-a
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AUCTION SALES.
C. C. SLOAN & co. Au-tioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNTNPROYED PROPERTY IN TRIM
Dad.
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PERSONALS.
Proc. CLAY.

C7airvoyant, Pianist, 81 King St. Alexandra.
Va, tells everything, unltes separated causes
speedy marriages, cures mysterious sickness,
conjuration spells Hours 10 to J. Open Sun
day. Ladies. 25c, gentlemen, SOC Ell
WIDOW Of good address desires 10 meet
man Of influence who can assist her n business;
object natTimouy- BOX 5S4, this Office eI
SYLVIA GORDOE'S
Mission IS 20 bind III bonds OF love members
OF an unhappy family and save the unfortunate
from evil influence Mismated Is the cause OF
so much trouble This gifted lady tells truth
fyilness OF friends, business deals. Reads cards,
25c At 6l2 9th ST Nv MISC
GENTLEMAN. 30. has own business. wishes to
rnaTTy honorable lady with some means Adj
cfrass BOX 442 his ofIice mIs-2
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CASH TO LOAN
WE WILL LEND YOU MONEY

On your furniture, PiGnos. organs, etc, aud
y0u can pay L back IN snail weekly or month
y payne.lis- ABSOLUTELY No DELAY.
Our business = strictly confidential; no en-
bsTTasslDg questions TO ask you Lowest rats
n the city Private Offices.
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE COMPANY,
SIS street n W
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MMEI THE0.

HILL IIL15
Card Reader, PsImist Medium Removes spells,
reJ.nites the separated, gives luck German
spoken go H st. NV. CSC, Soc ml7-2
KNOW YOUR FATE and fortune Consult
8llE- LYDIA. 942 81. NV. Answers all qUes-
tions, 25c- 10 a N to 10 ?. m ocl8.8),2
WORKING men Who are they7'' The men
who toll every cay for the few dollars earned
and we offer to them 4 good suit Of clothes or
an oveTCo1t within the reach OF any mans earn
ings made by the best V aShinEtou t2ll0rs, but
slightly used, but fsr better then the cheap new
ones sold At the average marked down sales
JUSTHrS OLD STAND. 6lg D. ei3-7
~ IF YOU ARE GOING TO PUT
same care when you deposit your
valuabies for loan? We have building and
safes made for that purpose Al business
absolutely confidential Money loaned oa
watches, diamonds, Jewelry, etc Interest ~
three per cent instead CT ten.
Il h FULTON'S LOAN OFFICE.
Established 1870 sI4 Ninth Street nv.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-06
MEMORIAL SERVICES
A LARGE CROWD AT THE ELKs'
CELEBRATION TOMORROW.

The Elks' memorial services will be
held at the Kentucky theater tomor-
row afternoon at 3 O'Clock and will be
attended by large crowd, the public
being invited.
The dead of the past year number
four, Hon. Ike Quigley, Mr.. Henry
Hans, Mr.. John McNulty and Mr..
Arthur Cole.
The program will be as follows:
March Bendix
Deans Band.
Opening Ceremonies
By the Lodge.
VIM. Kraus, Z. r.
Invocation
Rev. b. +. Whitman.
Solo, "If With All Your Hearts
Elijah Mendelssohn
Mr.. Dodd.
Eulogy
Hon. r. T. Lightfoot.
Solo, 1.-THE Peace Of Cod Gounod
Miss Camille Baird.
Grafton
Rev. DIR. David Alexander.
Hymn, Nearer MY God to Thee"
Forget Me- Not" Intermezzo from
Cavaliers Rusticana" Mascagni
Deans Band.
Chasing Ceremoniea
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so far and the patronage has been en-
oouraging. The best part Of the sea-
son, however, is ahead, and Mr.. En-
glish has an array of good things com.
ing that should suit the most exact.
ing. That great fsvorite, Tim Mur-
ply, will be here the 22d of this month
with a new vehicle, "0ld Innocence, -
the Grau Opera company comes the
18th for two per formances, "El Cspi'
tan" and 1.-THE Wizard of the Nile. "
Quinlan and Wall minstrels come
Christmas and West minstrels the
goth. Otis Skinner comes the 81 with
his new success Lazsrre and January
will have something doing very
nearly every night. The class of at
fractions to come are all Of the very
highest order and the Paducsh public
will be given chance to see the great
est things in the show line ever
brought to the city, and it will be up
to them to show their appreciation of
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NO STONE
WORK ON THE LIBRARY RATH
Err SLOW AT PRESENT.

The shortage IN freight cars has
almost suspended work on the Gar.
negie library. The stone comes prin-
cipally from Bowling Green. and ow-
ing to the fact that freight cars are
needed for so many more important
things just now and there Is such a
shortage of them, the contractors have
been unable to obtain much stone and
work is tagging very much on the new
library building. II is not known
when there will be an improvement in
the situation.
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Y.M.O.A. NOTES.

Tonight there will be basket bal
game at the Y.M.C CA. between two
association teams. This game has prov
en- very popular and the boys take Z
great deal of interest in it.
Rev. VIII. Pinkerton will speak to-
morrow afternoon at $3.50 on How to
Be Successful. This will make the
second Of series of four addresses
he will deliver on success.
Following the speech and the con
cert by Deals orchesta, the social hour
will be held and later the Bible class
meeting and fellowship lunch.
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TEACHERS MEETING
THE NOVEMBER PROGRAM NOT
YET FINISHED.

Today the regular monthly meeting
OF the teachers literary society is be-
ing held at the High school with q
full attendance. The November pro-
gram is being given today. Last satur
day WAS the day set for holding the
November meeting but on account OF
the meeting of the district education
al association, the meeting had to be
postponed. There are many interest
ing numbers ON today's program and
the meeting will last the greater part
of the day.
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CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RATES
OVER THE n. ,C.AND. ST.L. R'Y

On December 2s, "a, 25, 80, 81, 1909
and January /, 1908 the N. @. and St.
L. will sell holiday tickets to all
points east of the Mississippi and
south of the Ohio and Potomsc rivers
at one and one third fare for the round
trip. Tickets limited to January 8,
1908.
From December 16 to 22 inclusive,
tickets will be sold at same rate to
teachers and students Of schools and
colleges, upon presentation and surren'
der of certificate signed by Superin-
tendent, Principal or President of the
institution. These tickets limited to
January 8, 1908. Take advantage OF
these low rates and spend Christmas
at home or with your friends.
E.S.BURNHAM, Ticket agent.
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NE US OF
THE RIVERS.

Observations taken at am. River
1873 ON the gauge. rise of i.3 in
last "a hours. Wind southeast,a light
breeze. Weather clear aud colder.
Temperature 81. Pell. Observer.
The wilford is still due from Cum
berland river.
The Duffy left last night for Gum
berland river for ties.
The l. N. Hook left today for Ten
nessee river after ties.
The Bob Dudley went to CAIRO
this morning with q good trip.
The Mary Stewart left today for
Elizabethtown on her regular trip.
The Sunshine Is due from Cincin-
natl tomorrow en- route to Memphis.
The Memphis is due from St. Louis
en- route to Tennessee river tomorrow.
The Margaret will arrive today out
of Cumberland with ties for the Aver
and Lord company.
The Charleston will arrive Sunday
from Tennessee river and will return
Tuesday afternoon late.
The Ten Brock has gone into Cum
berlsnd river after having been laid
up two days on account of failure to
secure fuel.
The Buttorff will arrive Sunday or
Monday morning from Nashville in
time to leave Monday at noon on her
return trip.
The Goldenrod left this morning for
Tennessee river. She could not get
coal yesterday but secured enough TO
day to take her through this trip.
The Dick Fowler will clear Mon.
day morning for Cairo on her regu-
lar trip This will be the first trip
since she was thoroughly overhauled
on the ways.
The Joe Fowler did not clear for
Evansville until G O'Clock this morn
ing many hours late. The Hopkins is
due today from that city and will
leave soon after her arrival ON her
return trip
The Transit, of Louisville, is due to-
morrow from that city with five barg-
es Of coal for the Aver and Lord Tie
company. She is also towing several
empty bsrges for the company. The
Aver and Lord company will then be
fixed for fuel for q time.
The towboats are having a hard time
getting coal just at present and the
Ten Brock was delayed two days and
also the In. Hook by failure to secure
fuel The Voolfolk has been laid out
by accidents with her tow and IL has
been nearly impossible to get fuel for
the past three days.
The Voolfolk has had bad luck this
trip and has been over week bring
ing q tow OF coal from the Tradews-
ter mines She was first delayed by
the wind and after leaving Caseyville,
whore she went to the bank on ao-
count of the wind, cracked boiler at
Golconds yesterday. The Marie Invent
up yesterday afternoon after tow and
will bring it down today some time.
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WANT A TEACHER
BUT SHE MUST SIGN AN AGREE.
MENT NOT TO MARRY.

The people Of the Eden's Hill yioin-
ity want a teacher, but they want it
stipulated in the contract that he OF
she is not to marry. Their last teach
err, Dow Craig, hied himself to Ten
nessee one day and married and the
school has since been closed, Mr.. Craig
accepting another position in Ballard
county.
The trustees of the school want a
teacher very badly, either male or
female, but they say an ironbnund
agreement must be made beforehand
that ne or she will not marry.