The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-09
BY Telegraph.
EPUBLIc SPECIALS.

REPUBLIC SPECIALS.
Nicksburg, Miss. May s;-Gauge 2a;5 feet. a
that the Senator Ccrdill will be commissioned in
the Natchez and yicksourg trade, afriv,ns here mere
got IN on time last night with a good freight
and cleared this afternoon Tor Greenviile. Inc
returned this afternoon. making a special TIP,
carry 200 tons Of freight for the bend when
Captain Ben Yeiger says that the Eks punps
took the water out Of the is. P S0y SIif h. hb S+on snd
to this city. No more bodies have been found.
Care u May s, Tn ss river I fslt rs e + Z feet te9t
The weather is clear and mid. Inc Beaver ar
81 Elssd is at 5ss ! . a N, hs from Pars ss; Ls snd VII win ls sRg'i fr
a 5ai fai RIP FrI up; art Tas f ss i Lee e:cl tEGn last St: nights hsRis T sss
discharged here go packages OK spndries and
a aaq m. II The sO Georgia shs e from ron Memphis Win a
Light trip arrived at 10 a: m. sac viii leave
e. asF Br Gssnfa arr aFiP t rom Memphis his'i THIS mo ane
ing with 10 empties. She will Leave to-Inor:
in that trade. The S. II. Clark from New Or.
departed for St. Louis at Ii a: N. The Avalon
from m Memphis sea p With "a q fair ai5, "Trip fF5 ri s!ss at s sss
did a light business here. Her cargo consists Of
s ssteqail lsnss5; stavS The a1 Il. s III Hosie .f shs had s..
Louis with 3 loaded and l empty barge arrived at
7:5S p. m. The - Dick Fowler with a good trip Of
freight and people arrived at and returned to
f naaafi IN the as { Ohio Ri n River ahs a.a aGo Eyai Ra so yestsr Gss
and was Identified as that OF Mrs. Burke Of
disaster. some money was found on the body.
Word was received here by WIRE this afternoon
hand, Captain French, the owner OF Ffench's
cinnati.
-,y Wa nq H.; ,o May !, s Sc hsss }. roads soas, as feet. a
in and cut. ]. 5 down with an excursion.
Paducah. KY. May s.-River gauge reads 15.4
a good showing at $50 this morning, The Mary
Stewart. having undergone thorough repairs.
and Goieonds. making triweekIy trips. she left
at o'clock to-day with a good list OF passen-
S, Hopkins. from Evansville, arrived at l:25 this
evening. and leaves on return trip at $50. The
way to Cincinnati.
Memphis. Tenn. May s;LThe river here stands
H. ~ On n 5 the gap ne. q ta RISE q No ~ 81 q d toos in the he
p m; for Arkansas kai n City with With a good trip; The
fSTSea' WITH th fT0m Memphis Gal5si W eoal a digger isw o. e enpeS
down early this morning for island g.. to save
soeS coat t !. B. 'nf T4 Risses k sees das' by se1 1fve ey the the
day were II sacks cotton seed
Grand Tower, ILL.,. May s.-The Beaver. with
four empty barges. down at 6 p. m. last night.
Dolphin No. ). with four empty barges, down
e : a. Of nj sbi ESpGTts sr- up at d u ;99 p q, M II last nls "a
( wg p; n; a des F aaS u ssaas IS feet and falling
feet Weather clear. Boats up: Cape Girardeau
and Peters Lee at 5 O'Clock last night; Chester
at 9 o'clock last night: Exporter and tow at 2
p. m; City of Sheffield due. Boats down: City
OF Sheffield at s o'clock a m
Burlington. Ia, May S.-The river is Q feet 10
inches above low-vater mark. a rise OF 4 inches.
Weather fair and warmer. Boats In and out:
Eloise, from Keobuk; Helen Blair from Daven-
port; Sidney from St. Louis. Rafters Pathfinder
and Saturn passed the city northbound.
Louisville. KY. May s.-River. falling; in canal
8 feet; on falls I feet 1 inch: below locks II feet.
Weather clear and warm.
" heeliup W Va Nav S-Riyer s feet 2 tu,ba~
and falling. Weather clear and cool.
Cincinnati, O., May -Riv IL feet 6 inches
and falling. Weather clear and cool. Departed:
keystone state for Pittsburg.
Evansville. Ind, May s.-River III feet and
falling. Weather clear and warmer.
Pfttsburg. Pa, May s.-River 8 feet and fall
ing. Weather clear and pleasant.