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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-15
m Contested RACES.
! a.. First Choice Landed First
\ Money at Memphis.
!, LAWMAKERS HAD A GREAT DAY.
IL, win Open at Aqueduct and
p S' .s.side Today-Winners at
San francisco.

-.,,. Tenn, April i4.-RaeinG was 5
Y'nlDs' Montgomery park today aud a
rflpfl s.n,c was noted when the
q me- , n the post in the first event.
. ". no stake feature on today's cara
VI "s :" ,.ccs scheduled were well con
n' ~ aos great day for the book
20 al, one hrst choice, Terra
u II d the fourth race lan''ns n'S'
f9 ,oce At a milo and a furl"ng
Menace after duel thruush
ID uel " ,sith the favoritc. Searcher.
aIus,I event brought out Iat@e
1 ik @mi., matters. The distance was q
S''' E1er Admission was Installed
up Ito was never prominent
b. rAo'pS,,athion from Fat Dunne's sta
sea,, bandIy from Josie L.
fHhhl7 ra,r ut six iuriongS showed an
~ YIN s,srorilp in Ampcre. The colt got
s'l lS the post bad aud never M
h 5s positiou hui shlug in the rli \
~ NV Mas won IN hard drive 10y Fed'
Tosh dnishlus second an.
it',rth race at mile was won easily
4, etNrlte. Terra firma. who beat .
e,mpben two lengths me Nov w
Vlgpshr winner lord QucN. started ~
!, l3d and after making INC r'lli'''S
/ ,tiSa mile died away lo u"iNlNE.
lsn ~ Endurnncc. u tine ooSiug =
aS h, Prince Of Monaco Melody, FROM
4 gory sf,,hlr. Nol the ATTN lHcC NJ
WI balf fu.oucs from Notary. th'
~ Gynritr. Prince 80. Endurance
4 n - ecrcc drive the las. siNtCenth aud
IN iitp u high class colt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-15
TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES

MohcctIc. Texas. April i3.-Thc demo.
cratic convention for Wheeler county has
leon called to meet here A!rii l6.
Calvert. Texas. April IL Hon. Scott
Field left today for Limestone county IN
the Interest " his candidacy for congress.
Rockwell. Tcxns April a. The demo
Gratis Of Rockwell county adopted q resolu-
non faycring the rc-cnactmcnt Of the anti
trust law.
Waco. Texas. April Is. Hon A. NJ. Ken
pcdv has Withdrawn from the race for
eogicr OF the seventy ninth district com
posed Of Fails. McLeunan and Limestone
counties
Uoilus. Texas. Apn a. o. r. Colanit;
has given out p statement in which hc
claims 10 have ~ instructed votes against
fcrfy.six for Curtis aud forty -four fol
Horushy
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Frenoh soolety Banauet

Galveston, Texas, April - The forty
second annual banquet Of the French Be
ncvolent society occurred Yesterday after
noon. The society Is composed OF natives
of France and their descendants
b. Adoue the president Of the society,
mad, an address regarding the progress
OF the association, followed ny Mt. J. y.
Sfubbs. who was a guest or honor. ~.
Westorman made few remarks and also
contributed two comic songs. Rabbi Cohen
made speech and both he and Mt Stnhhs
were extended q perpetual INVITATION TO
tho banquets Of the society,
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BASEBALL TODAY.

Denison-Sherman Club to Play the Fire.
men Today
The DeniSon. sherman team Of the Texas
League was to have gone to Beaumont YES
lerday lint telegram from that city an
n"nncod the diamond under water from
neavy rains Tho team decided 10 remain
over here and play the Fircmep tbis ,r,c,
noon. The l'ircmen will present Nelson
aud MWklcy in he points and French and
Powell will do The battery work for Tho
visitors. good game is promised and
a large crowd will no doubt go ont IA,
ladies are free and are especially invited
he game will begin promptly at { O'Clock.
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no cAMPAIeM ban coRYELL.
Henry and Thomas Have Left Waco 10
the Scene.

Henry and Thomas Have Left Waco for
the Scene.
Waco. Texas, April l4.-Hon. Cullen r.
Thomas and Congressman Henry left this
morning for Corycl county, whore they win
spend the week They will make joint
canvass Of the county and then open the
campaign in McLennan county next Satur.
day.
The Thomas men are cxultant over their
victory in Bell county and claim Coryell.
The Henry men are not depressed and
claim Corycl and McLcLnan The hghr
ln thi. county viii be n very bitter one
and already both sides arc lining up very
strong.
II Thomas carries McLennan he viii get
the nomination. hut if Henry carries Y.
then tho fight viii he transferred 10 Faim
and that county will he the storm center.
Fails county viii not hold her primary
election until June II.
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New York, NV IL Etbclhert. winner Of
tho Brighton Reach cup at two and quar-.
ter miles In 1900, and the favorlte for IN
suburban handicap last year will lie
trained again lhis year Last fall Ethel.
hcii was tutucd nut uf training ana r'Di ell
u" the stud. lie improved Sn much h $
" uicr that II WAS dccidcd to again nut
~, Ia training, principally for the $3.50 .
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Southeast Texas COLLEGE, Faculty.

Jasper. Texas, April little board Of
directors Of the Southeast Texas college
has elected the entire faculty FOR another
year and IN strong language commended
tho management Of Prof J II. Synnott
president of the college This school has
always been the pride OF Jasper, and IN
der Prof ! II Synnott. who has hccn It's
president for the past three years, II Is
fast taking rank among the first colleges
In the state.
MIR. p. A. Penley cashier Of the First
National bank, has arrived and at once
went TO work to get ready 20 open the
bank for business on the 10th.
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Indne Conard Mourned.

Calvert, Texas, April 1.-THE ncws Of
the death Of Juoee w. =. CoIlard, which
was learned through the columns Of The
Post this morning.. hgs caused much gen
nine sadness here, whore Judge COllarl
was so wen known ana highly esteemed
The distinguished lurist was for many
years n distinguished member OF the Rut-
Cftson county bar. He served foi several
years as district Judge OF this district aad
his appointment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-15
A MiId Goose Chase.

Luling. Texas April 10 During the
heavy rain last night large drove 81 via
geese that wore going north lit In the yard
Of Dr.. s. ]. Fraucis The doctor IN, T
tbcrn and made a charge with a stlck' klll'
ING Two. In their night another few against
n cIothrsliuc, breaking ITS wing and me
doctor srci,rrd that ono also As rsSul,
If his wild goose chase. three fanllieS nave
goose for dinner today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-15
rbur.dav Is Road and Bridae Day.

The regular term o. the county commits
sJoners court, which is IN session, will at
tend e. bridge and road matters Thursday.
The friends of tde proposed new bridge
,,.r Rugalo hayou. connecting the second
and Fifh wards. seem determined 10 push
thelr project aud as thif Is regular quar-
tcrIy term 10 have definite action Of some
VIA taken by the commissioners. The
friends az the now bridge expect 10 be be-
tnre fhr commissioners in full force Thurs
dav With the monster petition which has
been signed asking chat the bridge be built.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-15
Purity and Ace

Must be combined IN beer la order that Il
NAV ho wholesome " the name ~ the
Anheuscr Busch Brewing Aes'n 81. Louis.
Mo. appears on the inhcls ~ the beer WIN
which tou are served, sou are absolutely
sure Of purity and proper aging. bud-
weiser MiehelOb. Black s. Tan. Pale Lager,
Faust Anhcuser Standard, Export Pale and
Exquisite are the Drews.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-15
Texans in New York.

INnVtINI 10 Tnf FOSI.l
New York, April i4.-'rhe following Tex
ans are registered In New York
Houston-Arth Phillips, ST. Denis
Texarkana--W. buchanan. r.. Il Porter,
Manhattan.
San Marcos william Green. Victoria.
Galyeston-C. Nlcholing and wife, St.
Denis
Dallas-A NJ. Sterling and wife and
child. NCndomc
san Antonio-J NJ. Sanders, Grand
Union
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ludae Reaaan al PaIestIne.

Palestine. Texas, April l4.-Judse hea'
gan is spending the DAY in the city. lie
drove into town this morning and was on
,ho streot a Greater part 81 the time tod1y
lie is improving daily. and the eAetGlS,
scams H. be doing him more g""n w !.
harm. II no unfayorah,c symptoms appea'
he viii he a well man In snort UNIV
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-15
cuthri, PresbHery TO Build oormitory

Denton. Texas. April II. Guthrie pres.
bytery Of the Cumberland -
,,,.,,h o5io,rped this morning to meet IN
oi,,I'ar AZ Aldridge. IN Cooke county y
committee Of -four was appointed 70 nus ms
M least S9lO In this Prcsbyierlah
Tor building a dornitory at Trinity UNIV
slty at WaNahachie
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Convicted Of Uxorcide,

DALLAS. TEXTS April it.-Jcoerson r'',s
Was tonight convicted ~ muraef'"s
wife. The Jury gave him eight ysdi ,i ne
the peniteniiary. on = I"rinei
Mas given twenty I'VE years.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-15
Oakland Ree,,It.

n. r'"'ISro' April a Five furlonCs.
Ursula AzaHno, KnockIngs. Time
tul'nss' 2-yearolds. selling ora
h. ' .15 Rice, Amorunna Thmc rs
y I, and q furlong, sc,lingI EIf6mse 'f Rru.
Lena; Time 1856 wing "'''iS'' nru'
d SIooyres 'ongS. selling Ada ", Varro.
p i.4i3 us-obia, Antolee. Gawalue.
Il lig,ie H. selling Lass Of Langdon.
'o fresiano Time 1:i5.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-15
SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION
For Three Trustees win Take Place on
May 8.

An election win take place on May 3
for the three school trustees 70 mn that
number of vacancies which will occur I'm
tho local school board Tho retiring mem
bcrs are Messrs charlton, Abe. and Light
house Mr.. Charlton said last night that
he had not made mp his mind whether he
Would De candidate for reelection.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-15
Cruiser Galveston.

Galveston, Texas, April a4'-Secretary
Gardner Of the Business League has re-
20 of Richmond. the hlm that Is building
the cruiser Galveston, stating the Calves
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-15
THOMAS CARRIED BELL.

He Carried the County by Nine Hundred
Majority
Temple. Texas. Aprl l4-Complete re-
turns give Bell county 10 Thomas for con
gress 10y about so votes shannon and
Robertson carry tho county FOR the legls-
lptuTc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-15
sPALDiNe's NEW PLAN.

y nave a Supreme Court Instituted
\, Tor Baseball.
liza 'OA' april IA. G. Spa'dlns has
b s,,,n new scheme. which has Just been
|essp " LOT he control Of profcs ionai
- alter reviewing The history of
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LIEnIG coMrANY rRorEcrs IrsELF.
II Sues lnfringers Of the Trade Marks and
Labels of It's Well Known Extract Of
Beer, aud obtains a Satisfactory
Derrao md lniMMclinn


Decree and Injunction.
Judge Hazel IN the United states circuit
court nj New York handed down decision
on the 4th Instant which viii he Of interest
to every honest manufacturer and dealer
who realizes the Importance of the protec-
ton OF trade marks ana labels Of establish
ed brands OF goods against pirates and in-
FINGERS.
The decision is in favor Of the we'll
known Liehigs Extract Of Meat Co. Ltd
and enjolhs the infringers, j. T. Walker
& Co. OF New York, from initiating the
package In any way. from using the blue
signature OF Justns Won IIehig aud from
using the words Liehig Company IN con
nection with extract Of meat. etc.
This decision Ia connection with a siml-
lar enc ohtaincd July ). 1900 from Judge
seaman OF the United States eircnit conrr,
Chicago. ~. against iihhy, MeNeHl aud
Libby. OF Chicago, gives ample projection
against an imiiations Of the genuine Lieble
rompany's Extract Of Reef 81 long known
10 consumers aud the trade as the leading
brand.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-15
NEGRO Killed Near conroe'

Conroe. Texas, April i4-sam MeCla ',,
colorcd. was shot and instantly k'lieu en's
morning Mt Z o'clock hy BIRD SCOT COL, T Ave-
"alored. al Ewincs, q saw mi ,o% n,e In
mites east of this place s.o't MI Il now
ana surrendered 20 the oihceis' az"
In iail
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-15
WOOTEN WILL TRY AGAIN
Says that He VIII Not Make a Con-
test ia Hill.
GRAND JOLLIFlcArlON AT wAxAnACHlE
Beall's Friends Went from the Surround
ing Country 10 Take Part in the
Celebration.

Illllsboro, Texas. April i4--Jack BeNlls
majority over Wooten In the county Is $50.
Congressman wootcn alleges many irregu-
larities We're practiced at various boxes In
the county, but he considers protest hope
less. lie further alleges that he will, two
years hence, 20 before the people again,
lie returned To Dallas tonight
4 special train this evening carried q
large crowd TO WaXahachle 10 attend a
meeting tonight celebrating Bealls vie
tory
The democratic committee meets tomor.
row 10 canvass the returns.
Waxahachlc. Texas April ~. Hon j..
A. BrHl the successful contestant In the
congressional campaign In Tin counts. ar.
rived home this evening Mt O'Clock t-ssns
uillshoro ON n special train, accompHi. II
by hundreds Of linl county citizens. Whom
the special reached WaNahsclhe Mr. Rcall
WAS given a grHnd ovation by his friends.
There WAS brilliant torchlight procession,
headed by the tnmpct corps military
company. hremm's baud, fire department
and citizens In carriages aud on foot.
Speeches were made ny Mr. Bcull aud
prominent speakers from different points
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-15
Charters Filed.

Austin. Texas. Apri 1.-THE following
charters were hled today;
ladies' Heading club OF Houston; no
capi-al stock. but porpcrty holdings TO the
value OF slcC0, Directors: Mesdames NJ
]. Brlscoe. Adele Loescan. p. 5. filzger
AID. Al. q. Howe, J. A. Huston, Mia Nor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-15
Moi on Annhitheater

ton will he launched the latter part OF
June or the first part Of July.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-19
FOR NEXT YEAR.
EASTERN STAR AND REBEKAH
SELECT OFFICERS.

The members Of Esther Chapter No
81. Order of the Eastern Star. held
their annual election at Masonic hall
a. follows:
Mrs. Sarah johnson, worthy matron /;
Charles Y. Earhart, worthy patron /;
Mrs. Inez Earhart, associate mntron I;
Mrs Georgia Holiday, treasurer /;
Miss Myrtle Glover, oonductress; Miss
Pauline Roth, associate conductress !;
Mrs. Mary Cslissi, Adah; Mrs. Mary
Sanders, Ruth; Mrs. Fanny Lee. Es-
Their; Mrs. Mary Barnes, Martha Mrs.
Lucy Flasch. Electra; Charles o.
Lee, warder; Joseph b. Flasch. sen
tinel and Isaac o. Wolf, chaplain.
The election OF the Daughters of
Rebekah wasae follows;
Mrs. Earl Haze n, noble grand; Mrs.
Daniel Calvin, vice grand; Miss Mag
gle Williams. secretary, and Mrs. Lena
Effinger, treasurer.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-19
DIED AT MADISON, IND.
FATHER OF MR.. JAMES GLEN
ENTs DIES FROM OLD AGE.

News was received in the city last
evening of the death OF Mr.. John
Clements, the venerable father Of Mr.
James Clements at his home in Msdi-
son, ind, yesterday from general de-
bility. Tho deceased had for many
years been prominent resident OF
Madison, and was about rs years old.
He operated a foundry for many years
hut about thirteen years ago was
forced to retire on account Of his
health. and for two years had been I'M
able to leave his bed.
He leaves three sons, Mr.. James
Clements, of the city and Messrs. Will
and Tom Clements, Of Madison. Mr..
Clements, who travels in Tennessee,
will 90 at once to Madison, and will be
met on the road by Mrs. Clements, who
left the city this morning for Madi-
son.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-19
NE WS OF
THE RIVERS.
THE STAGES.

Cairo, S5.4-1.4 rise.
Chattanooga, 2. 8-0.4 rise.
Cincinnati. 46. 60 fall.
Evansville, $3.50 rise.
Florence, 8. sos fall.
Johnsonville, 15.5-4.4 fail.
Louisville. 24.Y-0.s rise.
Mt. Carmel, 14.3-0.6 rise.
Nashville, 81. 3-0.l rise.
Pittsburg, 11.9-4.l fall.
Davis Island Dam, 12,2-3.4 fall.
st. Louis, 9.2-0.4 rise.
Paducah, 32.7-1.6 rise.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-19
DID HIS DUTY.
BUT DEPUTY MARSHAL SAUN-
DERS WAS VERY SORRY.

Deputy Marshal G.. W. Saunders is
a kind hearted man, but one who does
his duty as an officer even though il
is painful as man.
Yesterday he went up to Livingston
county to arrest two men indicted at
the recent term of federal court here.
One was James A. Preeswood, an old
soldier who has a wife and four chill
dren. He was indicted for making
false affidavit to secure pension, claim
ing to have been disabled at certain
battles, when comrades say he was I'M
hurt.
When the officer placed him under
arrest he found the family almost
poverty. and to add to the
picture Of restitution and misery, the
weeping wife and clinging children
beanie almost frantic. The marshal
was very m uch affected, but could only
do his duty. As ha left he gave the
wo man all the money he had except
enough to reach Paducsh on.
The other man arrested was Wal
ter Morris, charged with bootlegging
in Livingston county. He was also
indicted at the last term of court.
These men who were brought here
last night do not have preliminary
trials, but il they can give bond Com
missioner Gardner will take it and
they will be released.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-19
MARRIAGES.
TWO YOUNG COUPLES UNITED
HERE LAST NIGHT.

Miss Linnie Rogers, eldest daughter
of the late Sheriff Tobias Rogers, and
Mr.. Jess ssnderson, the grocer at
Fourth and jefferson streets. were
married last night at the home of the
bride ON West Broadway. Both are
well known and popular young people
and the ceremony was witnessed by
quite crowd of friends and relatives.
The bride is a niece of Officer Will
liam Rogers and Mr.. Gus Rogers.
Miss Elsie Bennett, of Kelsey, and
Mr.. Harry Martin, of Salem, arrived
last evening from Livingston coun-
ty, and were married in the parlors of
the New Richmond hotel at 1880
O'Clock by Rev. G.. W. Perryman.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-19
FIRE At SALEM
HISTORIC OLD TOWN DAMAGED
BY THE BLAZE.

Salem, Livingston county, one Of
the Oldest towns in the state, was dam
aged by fire yesterday. The blaze
originated in the Matlock place. it is
supposed from the use of fire works by
boys. II spread until three business
houses,a livey stable and blacksmith
shop were destroyed. The loss is esti.
mated at s12, 200, and tine losers are
ID. Grssshsm, owner OF the blacksmith
shop; Jim Farris and Vernon Matlock,
owners Of the two dry goods houses !;
Mr.. Ebiey. the grocer. and sMrs. Ro-
ney, owner of the livery stable.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-19
COAL HERE.
ELKS SECURE A OAR LOAD
THAT WILL BE GIVEN TO
THE POOR.

The car load of coal ordered by the
Elks last week arrived yesterday and
was set of on q team track of the N. 4,
O. and st. L. for distribution by the
charity organizations of Paducsh. 1t
will be given to the needy poor and
will doubtless prove very acceptable
to them
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-19

The Joe Williams, Bosz, G. W. Thorn
as and Flint left Pittsburg with ,ooo,-
3O5 bushels of coal Tuesday for the
south.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-19
COUGHING SPELL
CAUSED DEATH.

CAUSED DEATH.
Harry blackwell, aged 25 years,
choked to death early yesterday
morning at his home, in the presence
of his wife and child. He contract
cd slight cold a few days ago and
paid but little attention to it. Yes
terday morning he was seized with a
fit Of coughing which continued for
some time. His wife sent for physi.
= ian, but before he could arrive an
1ler coughing spell came on and
ksEell died from suifocation. st
lobe Democs -, Dec. I. 1909 Z
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-19

The Inverness left this morning for
the Ohio river to bring out ties.
I. The Dick Fowler cleared on time
this morning for Cairo with a good
trip.
The Kenton has not yet arrived from
the Tradewater mines but is expected
daily.
The Bonanza will pass mp this after
noon en- route to Cincinnati from
Memphis.
Inspectors G. NJ. Grenn and O. A.
stockham. of Evansville, were in the
city today.
The Joe Fowler arrived today sew
eral hours late from Evansville. She
had a good trip.
The Mary Michael is still due from
the Mississippi river where she went
after tow of timber.
The Csrrsville arrived last night
from Cumberland river. This is her
first trip here in several days.
Mr.L.P. Holland, chief inspector of
the Aver and Lord Tie oomany, has
gone to Dover, Tenn, on business.
The Clifton will leave st. Louis TO-
morrow and will pass Psducah on
route to Tennessee river Monday
morning.
The Tennessee will arrive out of
Tennessee river this afternoon and
will depart on her return trip tomor-
row afternoon late.
The Memphis arrived this morning
at O'Clock from st. Louis and left
at 10 O'Clock for Tennessee river.
She had an excellent trip.
The Buttorff left yesterday for
Nashville with n good trip and is due
back Sunday. As she left late, she
probably will not get back on that
day.
John Hysmith and Fritz Littlemey-
err caught large raft Of ash. hickory,
hackleberry and cypress logs at Me-
tropolis day or two ago, and arewsit-
ing for some one to claim them.
The Luella Warren arrived last
night from Charlottesville, Mo-, and
is laid up above the city. She is
owned by Barnes Brothers, who came
back on her. having completed their
contract ct Caruthersville.
The Mary Stewart is laying up at
the wharf. She has been doing a lit
tie towing and may be converted into
a towbost during the tie season. She
has not been in her regular Elizabeth
town and Paducsh trade in several
weeks.
The Penguin and Victor are still
due out of the Gum berland river.
Observations taken at am. River
SAT- on the gauge, rise of 1.5 in
last "a hours. Wind southwest, a
light breeze. Weather cloudy and
warmer. Temperature 40. Pell, OBJ
server.
An important coming marine event
is the arrival of the steamer John A.
Wood, with q tow Of thirty loaded
pieces, which makes her the flagship
of the present run. She will go south,
taking 80 loaded coalboats and two big
model barges, containing 1900 tons Of
steel, with John Douglass and AL
Faulkner at the wheel.
The friends of George Robinson, late
chief engineer of the ]. b. Finley,
will be delighted to hear Of his recov.
cry from a serious operation perform
ed for appendicitis. He was stricken
at the Cridian Paint company, Second
and Main streets, in Cincinnati. DR..
Handley was called and found an OPP
Grafton imperative. This is one of
several attacks George has suffered.
The Thomas Parker arrived last
night from Joppa, where she had been
trying to unload her tie barges. The
towboats are being handicapped on
of car famine, and but few
have been lucky enough to unlosd and
secure their barges again. The Par
ker has no barges but the regular ones
brought out this week, ND until she