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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-16
sound view Of rouptain.. ThoaEh AGA ins,
Tradition.

To NV Turor pf tn SIS 81 WIN the artists
who c~>Ir n f]ou-'airs ever rtRlr~ that y II Dis
gr,''rr and rd,HloGs i1 have water pnu-ns from
tur U'uths % animals
Who. 10 tt name % common sePss, ever beh"ld
S1'rr gushing from ne uau~d iaNs ~ , brute
that We lr perfcc' health
a.. - rods WtA' , revolving thought - i 10
think Vat ~ made use - tu- drns'ns Guns thu,
were rgslrrt 10 IN, necs o. raj - SICK tor
4HtYIl tI,Uu tULiIN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-16
O.RErLLY WANTS STREET SONS,
writes 10 President Cantor on the Needs
Of HIS Precinct.

President Cantor received yesterday
through Commissioner Partridge q letter
from Capt Miles O'Reilly Of the oak street
station. complaining that the names Of III"
streets in tho FIFTH precinct were not prop
erly designated bv signs al the street cTo--
lnes. and tha' 'his hsmpersd IN" work ~
his men besides being Ri annoyanc" t.
Ia the vicinity
-Is no, that a rather unusual matte
for a poles, captain to m.sddle with, =
Srs reporter asked Capt O'Reillv
Not NJ all. he said '~Everythmg pei
tanning TO the condition 81 the streets IL
nolira business Tho lack of ~ir'~' -ig'
NJ the corners IL something 'hat -hoA''
he rnnor-Sd NV vs. ius, a. much a. hruk'.
lamp posts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-16
Long Island City girl Of -oven,-cn wont

Long island city girl 81 seventeen went
To North Reach IN" other night with a young
man. Her mother died a couple - months
ago He father expressly fprhad" her to
GO about with Young men withou, his per
mission and threatened 10 thrash her Il
she dill Going 10 North Beach he came
uion his daughter and a man He kicked
IA. latter a REASONABLE. distance toward
kingdom come and thumped the girl 50
hard that she had 10 l-r ssut 10 the hospital.
Detectives arrested the father Magistrate
,oSNoRro> discharged him and said that
h. = did perfectly right This dicium may
IN. approved IN it, general application, al
though In the present instance u Govern
unnecessary and brutal v~iolrnce ou III" rsrt
of the parru, IL was perfectly right to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-16
Give honor unto Mrs. K.r. BURKE scrub

Give honor unto Mrs. ksTH BrBxE scrub
woman. who drove Borough President
SwaSsIRou Of BROOKLYN cut Of his own
ono" with her good. strong mop She
acted Ia tho public interest. for sh" know not
Mr. SwASsgEoM and l~Hupcohtly mi~took
him for al intruder or a -napp-r-up Of an
considered trifes. She did her duty and
routed gallaEuy the supposed en"my.
Other officials and men are not called upon
20 chuckle over the charge Of Nh" Mop Bn-
gade am the retreat Of SwASsTRoM Within
the hands Of women stanch and strong
th. mop Is mightier than ia. sword. 4
determined woman with a mop could make
HASNIBAL. CtsAR. M~ARLBORoUOH, Primo
EuUENE. TUKENSE, NAPOLEON, ions SRI
LiyAS scurry into the street like a scared
rat. ana could turn armies into goose
flesh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-16
Nothing, There

To INV rpIruE oy Tul SIS ~ WITH much
s-lat ~ Tat Commissioner AuuuIurc a rcGucrnn
90 'ogr In.rts 10 ih' cU' isN n'r Tiis announce
mott. pleasant m IN" surfNc- - to- nd deceptive
on clr,,r irt.sfIrston
i3~>Id~nrr property ~ 'h- West Sid.. which
admittedly "a, au' Ed,srr'd n nr'o" in zen yeArS.
has b-~n As>rsscd i' rrr cent hirret to EJECT =
rrdurtlau 90 four 'spl1ts POI 10. fai~
SOW. r'Nly. vt.rc ., t.r 'Hervncr between
amnan and Reform faNr'iTs.
NLN NaNA. 1uI. a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-16

sf IN. ssss, ms h vh.s rslssa s-rm
70 Indignation.
Nov. however. n 10 ch~srtns 20 learn
that the ROYAL Society n An,iaasri-s
m dublin hs- sur, eesi-d In s'oppsns this
wantoe work Tara. though vo'tnded
stll stand. Pubic sentiment IN Ire
land and m tho Confines, rsh~t ~ and
saved n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-16
MINISTER WIS IWO BOOk>.
Hen write Abeut America and western
CIVILIZATION.

w.sHrNGroS. July Is -W WI Ting lang
N. Chimes. Nin,ste-. VINO will sron return
tn china. has made ~ known tina he intend
., u,,f, 1Uo l..k. one Of iU,-r 81.
r,rord his impressions ~ America ard vii
loo for circulate 10 IA" United stat
The other will consist ~ his world vs. Foe
ohs.r va,inrs outside II China, and 4
tend. for al" IN Ii- nw' country =. "iN-
cate NE I+uyl" ~ Western civilization
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-16

The Grand Circuit. tho great annual
scnes of contests that bring out IN" trot-
t-r- Of the wear, began brilliantly at De-
troit on MONDAY A green one. Direct
Hal alas f"r the idio-yncraCies 81 tTott"r
nomcnclature' paced las FIR, mile Ia pub
tic IN a.. the last quarter IN 90. con
Yesterday the VI 4 VI. Stake was won by
Rhythmic ia three heats. To-day IN" crowd
ia Detroit may expect something EQUALLY
NJ good But where j. the hor~e tn beat
Crcso"us'- ?'2', 90 Star Pointers 1897
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-16
VaIs. Teeth and Marriage

To rHI rpITuh ~ Iut S> so NJ rood 10
ni-r. but - 20 r~ uap.-t s. =. he~r No1r wouth shut
TODD advice. dear ~r>. 20 tt' Hartford las
To .ncoura.c her mon mas Ny ! had AZ pa
,i-nls An eiitfl, couple. and the w,r told ne they
w~f, MARRIED nr,rl, twenty l'srs hciut~ he knew
h. VIE rsd nm uprDf 49, - 'alsr teeth. and
Ap,r MS disrovrrv tho, ,'ul uN~i harai'> 'os"'tc,
CkoIoT TuoNr~oN. lrnust
H~t,cxirN. Jolly IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-16
The rour,h In subs - 4 so'trr-'s Crm,'s'n'

To wv Futrot or THH SrN-sr noticed
q h,rlc .-tlrle IN Tur sr> abou, tho celehrs-
ton ~ a.. Fourth Of July IN Havana wish
10 stat. that TIE way the American soldiers
we're treated was simply q shame The
Mayor 81 HaysnR issued a precipitation
rrohih'irF the us' oi fr'~crts ~ havana.
"a I vitre-, cd ne arrest ~ about elsht o.
nine American soldi'rs. rrN~'f helng or" OF
them. wish to mint this ~ your ?. per 10
how your r'nt"r~ ana eflr'i poIl" W.
.,Deral ~. ircrstl'udc Of the Cuban toward
tho American I.opl" ~ Havana md ~" sol
ttsrs IN unrfi,uIar A. far 90 J '1p r"W.n-
h.r II l. the wort Fourth 81 July ever passed
Sutp'rE,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-16
And ~, TODD Paper. In., A..

J.sn 'f. IsHi,Hr ft.f.If
n. u,~,- p'r, 80 T~,fs ~ above 'b' ar~-Ns-
~ ne Nar'urrn and NdfI~ N~ .rU S''', fri
ne, 49, ~or.I1s rrt'siuolsy 'o' 80 .'t..f
Of IVA rus N,'r1' 'g,~ry sr'l'd "a. o' ,''1
,gr-Af deal'u ne net DEBATE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-16

New Jersey has a modest prd" IN The
genius and lutr-pid.ty Of her mosquitoes,
and even h-r gra~shoTpers az" upt a burden.
EsJ-cIally worthy 81 ~" order Of meri, IL
10. Clut h~r--cu'ting or '.uth"--sat,ng grass
hopper which Is nov visiting The town nj
New BuInswick Hc laud- uu YOU IN the
usual nnurnt and Br'l"ss manner Of his
klud 1h"rr l. nothing IN hts look- or legs
go hr-d iistru~' OF hun II" -""ms ~ fool
,-u a. grasshoppcrs AWAY - OH sav" when
they come Ia terrible Ia,ucrlAne hordes "a
30 kaI-,s and N"ura-Ni But b" = "a thief
and a ,orfi-uc- man When h" says
coud-bv. h" iugs "A a little psSc uf your
coat 81 YOUR truus'r- H. ur'cial maine l.
too iong 20 - pronounced m this weather
lis popular uamr h. IA" tailor hug In
consciously he IL work ng for III" talon;
and b. may H. a gra-stopr"r with some
tAug q the artistic instincts ~ tho-' adj
uIrable but oftcu ~cNI-E-.yr artist.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-16

f.t,,, v-ttsr YOU by a Reader respecting ne
,r,r,sso.t rri rarhsrou> uoi,cs mat a." made
1 r.,.rn.ns ne torouS loIr'h. would say
..r' % tNaf r~r-uu. MO = ~ stated : patriotic
80 ..,1r 'rr, -aau ,'HFsn. had hrrr here 10 Havana
s,i 80 nrrrl hose SANE ru.,rN ms would have
sH.4 ,sra- v.fH girdnrss
49,, h. TU,.T. h~oTuFk HIsnSH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-16

There has been a change In the crocodile
department VA ths Bronx Geological Park
Big Psrr held the middle length champion
ship until Monday He Is only eight feet
and a half but such il his pride 81 port and
such his sfiu-nce Of = sAnd +" that he meriter
the title Of PETER the Great For months
hs had faced any shape 81 crocodile the
broad arena ~ tho ark could produce and
never vet lowered his forcleg- Bu, glory
Is ickle and even tho best Of champions
cant Keep tho belt for long A crocodile 81
IN" name Of DEWEY was admitted among
the muni korkeudills A. PEoGoTr called
thu-" noble wecr-rs PTTE went Tor that
freshman at once Their" was q broth
of u Eight, hut PETER was out "f his class
DEWEY H. nine aud a half feet long Il he Il ala
.nch "A" ought to lick PHTE, and besides,
Ink" LAScELor's. his great nam" con
gier 81 PETE's friends will still hnck
HIM against any rrocodil" IN the middle
length class
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-16

T. I'M TBiroR CD IT SUN-Sr MIR
gives very Interesting information
OF tow lest 20 ENJOY 90 VACATION. tav"
tired the method and u rs good. nu' What vii
q POOR body 10 10 drive away that sad blue
NV MONS. July Bitt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-16

T-p-- ~ '~tU1tsrsIl Rs.''f
ueSid~s n,ryrsrius peas wit "a moving rsrh'--
And taf,n- aspatag i, 'r hrd. rf .FIr e. 'o'otai'
n,w boasts, a .l-rhr' p1- r n' a." 'rr' 't-
l,rrr,, a. me Nlud Th.r, HH .@" ,s''i
IN an
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-16

Mr. LIrTLErrEID's fixed determine
,ion no, TO disclose at this time the Ad-
ministration's plans regarding trust leg
isla,ion Is communicated tersely bv wiz"
20 the Washington Post
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-20
President Roosevelt and Party
Reached Cincinnati,
This Morning.
VISITED THE FALL FESTIVAL.
Driven to Exposition Grounds This
Afternoon-ouay and Preslden
Had Conference on Train-large-
Crowds at Harrisburg and Altoona

Cincinnati, Sept. 20.-President
Roosevelt and his party arrived her.
day. He will leave at midnight for
Detroit. He was met at the station
by Mayor Fleischmann, Frank w
Foulds, president Of the Cincinnac
Fall Festival association, and large
reception committee, in addition to Al
escort. The president held a recep
ton at the St Nicholas during the
morning. This afternoon he was es
corted to the Exposition grounds BY
a large military parade, with a civit
division consisting Of members OF the
Chamber Of Commerce, he BuSinesi
Mems club and other organizations
The president and party will be ban
Quetted at 6 p. M, at the st. Nicholas
At this banquet senator Foraker an.
most Of the Ohio congressman VIE
speak.
Quay Conferred With President.
Altoona, Pa, Sept. 20.-Senatoi
Quay discussed the Pennsylvania sit
uation with the president, his tall
being supplemental to the conferences
the president had with Senator Ham,
and the other senators at Oyster Bay
Tuesday. The senator talked ovei
the political conditions in this state
and touched briefly upon the Goa
strike. He did not, however, intimat,
that he desired the president to TAXI
any steps toward ending 1t.
Commissioner Of immigration Sar
gent came aboard the train at the
presidents request. The president u
to deliver an address before the EN-
ployers and employees convention %
Minneapolis next Thursday mornina
and desired to consult with Mr.. Sar
gent regarding the labor situation II
the northwest.
The presidents train arrived here
at 1898 p. m. last night. The presf
dent, who had not retired, found seE
eral thousand people assembled To
greet him. They gave him hearty
cheers when he appeared on the plat
form Of his car. The president deliv
cred a short speech Of thanks for tn.
greeting and was cheered when ht
concluded.
Big Crowd at Harrieburg.
Harrisburg, Sept 20.-The presi
Dental special arrived here at TN
last evening, and after a fveminut
stop pulled out for Pittsburg. Franz
P. Sargent, commissioner general O
immigration, who Joined the party a
Powelton Junction, left the train a..
this point. United States Senate,
Quay rode with the president from
Trenton to Germantown.
A large crowd greeted the presiden
here and gave him three hearty
cheers. He responded with a few
words of thanks.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-20
MURDER MYSTERY SOLVED.
Woman, Found In Canal, Killed lr
Flat by Hooper Young.

New York, Sept. 20.-The myster,
of the murder of Mrs. Annie Pulitzer
whose nude body was found in the
Morris canal, near Jersey City. has
been cleared up by the discovery thai
the woman was killed in fiat at 102
West FiftT-eighth street, where hel
clothing was found last night.
This announcement was made late
last night by Captain Titus, of the de
tective bureau, who alleges that the
murder was committed by man
named Hooper Young, who has re
Gently been employed in a cheap res
taurant Titus has learned that the
woman's body was kept for some time
under the sink in the kitchen Of the
fat in which she was killed. Young
has not been arrested and is believed
to have fed the city. He is said tc
have shipped trunk to Chicago or
Thursday night. He formerly worked
for the Hoboken Crusader, and the
police found his picture taken with q
group Of employees. This picture was
shown to the Hoboken liveryman, who
at once picked out Young as the mar
who hired buggy from him Wednes
day night
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-20
MURDERER MADE FIGHT.
Finally oVerpowered and Hung, a
Hackensack, N. J.

Finally oVerpowered and Hung, a
Hackensack, N. J.
New York, Sept. 20.-Peter Herni
was hanged in the county jail at Hacl
ensack, N. j., yesterday, for the mul
der Of Barney Kanter, butcher.
When two deputy sheriffs approach
ed him to strap his arms he suddenl
tore off two brass brackets on tn
side Of his cell and getting into tn
corridor leaped over a partition. HI
then tore of piece Of lead pipe AM
crouching in corner shouted that h
would brain any one that came nea:
him. A hose was turned upon hin
and as Hernia put up his hands +,
ward off the water from striking hi
in the face a deputy sheriff leape,
over and grabbed the hand Of thu
murderer in which was the lead pipe
Other deputies quickly rushed in
Hernia was finally overpowered ant
securely strapped. He was thel
placed in a chair and carried to tn,
gallows, his clothing dripping wet
He was lifted from the chair and tht
moose quickly adjusted about his heck
The sheriff then asked him If he hat
anything to say. He replied in a veal
voice: "Goodby all Excuse me.
The drop was then sprung and Herni;
died Of strangulation.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-20
ENGLAND HAS REPLIED.
Promised to Look Into Roumanlar
Jew Matter, and Evidently
Has Done So.

Washington, Sept. 20.-Only on,
answer to the state department!
identic note concerning the Rou
manian Jews had come TO hand up II
yesterday. This was from Grea'
Britain, and consisted Of a brief ac
acknowledgement, with promise to lool
into the subject matter, which prom
ise appears to have been kept by tn:
prompt issue Of an invitation BY
Great Britain to Germany to open ne
gotiations on the subject. It is pre-
sumed that the other nations ad
dressed will return their acknowl
edgments shortly.
If they all are Of the same mind as
England, it may be that a conference
will be called Of representatives OF
the powers signatory Of the treaty OF
Berlin with the purpose Of bringing
pressure to bear on Roumania to Ave
up to her obligations under thai
treaty.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-20
STRIKES
END
NEAR.
Report That One of the Largest
Firms Has Decided to
Settle.
| MAY ANNOUNCE 1T TODAY.
II Not, Then the Decision Will Be
Made Public Early Next Week
Harrisburg Paper Claimed to Have
Received Above Information.
MAY ANNOUNCE 1T TODAY.

Harrisburg, Sept. 20.-The 4 >ls-
graph last evening printed tn" fol
lowing:
Information reached the TeleCTc ~
through a private souce this after
noon that the end Of the coal strike
was in sight. The report was to the
effect that one of the largest firms.
whose representatives in New YORK
have been discussing the situation for
some time, had decided upon a settle
ment and an official announcement
would be made either tomorrow or
early next week. The information
seemed to have considerable founda
ton and came as an answer to N
uuiries sent to New York parties re
garding the nlling Of large orders TO-
coal in this city, intimating that the
orders would probably be filled sooner
than was expected, because Of the en-
couraging prospects Of an early set
tlement.
Showed Quay Strike Bill.
Philadelphia, Sept. 20.-Daniel Fl
Mccarthy, a lawyer Of HaZleton, Pa.
visited Senator Quay at Republican
state headquarters here yesterday ana
submitted to the senator the draft OF
bill making provision Tor the aD
pointment of a receiver to assume
control of the anthracite coal mine:
under certain contingencies. Mr.. Nc
Carthy recently submitted the same
bill to President Mitchell, OF the
United Mine Workers.
The measure authorizes the legis
lature to appoint a receiver for the
coal companies on the ground thai
the corporations have violated the
state constitution, which provides, ir
article 16, section 8, that charters an6
franchises of incorporated companies
may be revoked if the business Of the
corporations Is so conducted as tt
infringe the rights Of individuals OF
the public welfart.
1t could not be learned what trans
pired during the conference, but Mr.
Mccarthy intimated that Senate.
Quay had agreed to give the subject
careful consideration.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-20

Colonel James West, of Silver Lake
Pa, was nominated at TunkhannocH
by the Democratic congressional con
ference of the Sixteenth district
which embraces Bradford, Susquehan
ma, Wayne and Wyoming counties.
At Bucyrus, O., Miss Augusta Nc
Cracker, custodian of the public Ii
brary, was nearly asphyxiated by es
Gaping gas. She was found uncon
scious.
At MarysviIIe, O., Jacob Bruthrer
Of Ft. Wayne, Ind, pleaded guilty O.
horse stealing and was sentenced T.
one year in the penitentiary.
At Toledo, O., Isaac n. Morrow
aged Is, United States inspector Of
immigration, was probably fatally In
jured by falling downstairs. -
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-20
TWO KILLED, OTHERS HURT.
Train Ran Into Open Switch, Near
ChiIIicothe, o.

Train Ran Into Open Switch, Nea,
chiIIicothe, o.
Chillicothe, O., Sept. 20.-The east
bound express No. 2, on the Balti
more and Ohio Southwestern, wftE
eight cars, was wrecked THURSDAY
night by running into an open switch
at Leesburg, 80 miles from here.
The Dead.
Philip Hos. engineer. married, Chill
lico:he.
Charles Studor, fireman. married
Chillicothe.
The Seriously injured.
E. L. Stuck. mail clerk. Lo7eland. o
Wrs. - sellars, Welisfon, o.
AraGrs. the passengers cut and
bruised. but not seriously hurt, were
the following:
S. Thorner, Parkersburg. w. Va.
A. Lybtand, Delaware, o.
Isaac Fethe, St Marys, w. Va
S. w. Pratt Pleasant. w. Va
A. w. Altman. Hoquman. W. va.
Miss Pierce, Timberyille. W. Va.
w. A. Mason, Springfield, o.
s. G. Friedman, Grafton, w. va
]. H. Camp, Spencer, w. Va
L. o. Curtis, Spencer, W. Va
s. B. Baker, Parkersburg, w. Va
Mrs. F. J. Sylvester and daughters
wellston, o.
A. L. Block, Kline, w. Va
Henry Greenbaum, Michael Weish
and wife. all Of ChillIcothe.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-20
Pennypacker Against the Ripper.

Pittsburg, Sept. 2O..,GubernatorlaA
Candidate Pennypacker, James Fran
els Burke. candidate for congress;
Senator Penrose, CongreA ian Little
field and ex-Postmaste-e General
Charles Emory Smith addressed Z
Republican political meeting here
last night. Pennypacker declared
himself against the ripper law, under
which Pittsburg is governed.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-20

pERISHED

physicians attended them. At leas
rs of the injured died before they
could be moved from the ground.
Most of the dead are women, and
the physicians say that in many cases
they tainted and died from suffoca
ton. A remarkable feature of the
calamity is that no blood was seen
on any of the victims. They were
either crushed or died from \srffoca
tion.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-20
slocum Statue Unveiled.

Gettysburg, Pa, Sept. 2O.-The hne
equestrian statue Of Major General
Henry Warner Slocum, a tribute to
his memory from the state of New
York, was unveiled yesterday on
Culps hill, where MS line was located
during the historical battle. The gov
ernors Of New York, New Jersey and
Pennsylvania attended the cere'
monies Of dedication.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-29
by Telegraph.
srE,IAIS-

Ahf-tA Blu ~ A+NA1A~-
Memphis Tenn. july S--Ths, river here
st-.us - feet on the saugv, a Tall u y OF a
I-ut N the last - hours The Peters Ire ar
SOC Packages II Inercnhutise Tor this place. and
returned Al l. M vita a god trip OF Psss-nssrs.
Iut Ivu:Sld lee arrived raTly TINS m"Inins trYul
Ialro with 4os. sacks OF grain and Iy,uins 10.
> p M. FOR Arkansas city with a so"i tip.
Th- james Lee departed II : y. m for FTiar :
. AsnG6r- Eec~iptS IV river to-day were: one
Ja.r cotton and las sacks cotton seed.
Paiucah. ny. July S.-Riyer gauge reads ls.I
feet. Ine Avalon from Cincinnati arrived yes
trTCay morning at 10 o'clssk and LEFT al / .. m
arrived last niSht at l. O'Clock and lett to-
uay at noon on return tip- The Bob Dudley
ne DICK Fowler had a good try from Cairo
and way landings. She lett on time this morn
'front.' good.
cairo. Ill. July 2S-Th- river fen :. in the
waiter is hot. sultIy and threatening rain. The
Exporter from ST Louis arrived at II a m
night with six barEes Of coal. The Dick Fowler
arrived az 2 y. m and returned 70 FaIHcan AT
man Plspcke. nom the Lower MISSISSIPPI, with
two b1Iges Of logs and one barge OF lumber; ar
Lover Mi1sissippi Tor a tow o. los.
Chester. ILL.,. July S.-Cp boats: CAPE Girar-
deau ut > O'Clock last night. Chester al u MD.
night. Ini,sd states steamer HihS anu % yans
p. m. The Grey Eagle win arrive % about 80
2 Of a foot.
Burlington. Ia, July The river is c feet s
iLchss above IOv-wster mark a rH 81 y
Weather fair and warm, Boats IN and out
E1oise from Keokuk and ". ]. Young from
Davenport. The Quincy due tonight.
Grand Tower. IN. July S--The Grey Eagle up
at s a m. The Rees Lee I'd at 10 - m The
Exporter down at s a m The Russell Lord
down this afternoon The gauge reads q feet
and falling. Weather cloudy and warm
Nicksburg. Miss. July S.-Gauge 81 feet a
fail % 4 Of a foot. Senator Corttl In and OUT
Tor Naichez. Belle Of the Bends cleared for
Greenyille-
Cape Girrdeau. Mo. july S.-weather, clear
and warm. River on a stand Cause rsds ~
feet. The Exporter down with } barges AT ~
a m. The Rees Lee M At s A. m
warsaw. Ill. July 2s.-Stage % water III
feet, a fail OF 3 OF n foot. Clear and warm
sidney down. Silver Crescent IN and out on
time.
Pitts5u-g. Pa. July a--Rivs IS feet and fall
ing. Cloudy and warm
Wheeling W. va. July 5.-Rive 10 feet >
inches: warm and threatening
Louisville. Ky. July Y stationary IN
canal : Net ! inch. on falls 4 feet 3 and below
locks y feet s Cloudy and hot
Evansville. Ind. July S-River 80 and rising
Cloudy and warmer Ram
Cincinnati. O, July Silver ISL and station
AIRY. Cloudy ard hot.