The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-27
Departed.


The $ dney will reach St. Louis this morning
from Keokuk, and will receive until 4 O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon for points as far upstream as
The Cape Girardeau departed yesterday after
noon on a SPECIAL excursion trip to Paducah.
after sne had discharged a large upstream mani
and agni' a si long s0I lis, Of passengers b55oked FOR the
round trip.
The Rees Lee arrived from Memphis yes,er-
day morning with a fair cabin register and a
produce. merchandise and sundries. She viii
O'clock.
The Columbia came up from Chester and way
landings yesterday morning with a somewhat
heavier upstream, "trip than usual. Large conslgn-
e %snsf Of e ligsstGSk: ff hs4 P manifest, hld She a Will m fe-
turn to Ste: Geneyievei ST. Mays and Other
~, The City Of Clifton sS was x dpe LAST las, night from
the F Fenaessee A HhxsF' aS She wall wisi f TsHdinss to on Te'q 3he
Mississippi. Ohio and Tennessee rivers to-mor-
row afternoon at 5 O'Clock.
The Chester reached st. Louis yesterday morn
Ing from her regular landings this side OF Cape
general merchandise and produce. She viii re-
O'Clock.
from Peoria and intermediate points on the HIN:
again sss u depart tosPprrow afternoon at at ! O'clock. :"
~Th n City Of as sheffield was =, in a and out ysss ssns
Tower. Her upstream manifest was only moder-
ateIy heavy. but she cleared well patronized.
The W: H, Grapevine; the only boat now in
tlc NiAScpoAi NV NAeats Ih' u ANN1.AN
port and way landings YESTERDAY morning. She
discharged her usual large freight patronage and
Is receiving TO return this afternoon at 5 o'clock.
-The Belle of Calhoun is due to-day from
Louisiana, ClarksvilIe and her Calhoun County
landings. She will receive to clear in the Same
trade Tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock
Captain C. II. King arrived yesterday from
Clinton. where he spent several days at his home.
He will resume command Of the Columbia to-
day wh,n she departs.
Captain Moses 5. Hillard. who has been
critically Ill at his home in st. Louis for two
weeks. yesterday was reported much improved,
and his physicians say he will recover.
Captain Andy Wilder. a steamboat agent at
Ste. Genevieve. yesterday was a passenger on the
Columbia, accompanied by his wife. He will re-
turn on the Columbia this afternoon.
Ed West has been retained by Russell Z.
Gardner as pilot OF the %latter's pleasure launch:
the Annie Russell. Mr.. Gardner and a party OF
friends will make a trip TO the Upper Mississippi
River In a few days.
The Diamond 10 Line has made a special
passenger rate to Burlington and keokuk. points
reached semtweekly by the Sidnty. An excursion
rate 20 St. Paul and return on the steamer Du-
buque also has been put In effect until June D.
Mrs. Whit;edge. wife of Judge Thomas u.
the Columbia to be the guest of Mrs r.; i.
Whitledse. wife of the United states supervisor.
Judge Thomas p. Whit dge will Celebrate at 81.
Mays next Saturday his siNty-rrst hifthday: a
large number of his relatives and friends from
st. Louis will be his guests on that OCCASION
Colonel Hunter Ben Jenkins. agent Tor me
Columbia. has issued an attractive snlppins guide
and passenger schedule for the oenef1t OF the
Columhia's patrons.