The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-04
Departures To-day,


-'illlaln i@tuDbtN nHl cnlrt.e OF lie DSlI'ilu
which arrived in port yesterday from Tamm's
Landing. Tenn. with a raft OF logs,
Arthur Townsend and Alex. MuIliken. pilots
yesterday.
Keeier Of Maryland City, III, were received as
members Of t,arbor No. 2S Of the National As
i nSS'5 ydS1er G5 A Iadtnins and ca pbiSis; J. IT r. !he BERN meet Of
ne tiorerGe. and ,Lu;her W Rowland of the
John E Rollins and Arthur Miller. pilots on
the Polar Wave; and CAPTAIN Fred Daft; were
visitors at the pilots headquarters yesterday.
The Polar Wave arrived in the harbor yes.
terday from the White River with 4 raft Of
Harry y. Crane and George n. Street.
Well known rivetmen. were among those attend
ing the meeting Of harbor masters and pilots
The steamer Belle of Calhoun will arrive this
morning and depart in the afternoon.
The Cape Girardeau arrived from Cape Cir
ardeau and yesterday with a good
fr Ell cargo and full passenger list. She de-
tomorrow.
The Sidney viii arrive from KeokuiS to-day.
She departs on her return trip Tomorrow.
The City Of Clifton was being repaired yes
The Rees Lee will arrive this afternoon from
Memphis and depart on her return trip to-mor-
row. Scarcity OF labor is the cause assigned for
The Columbia arrived yesterday from st.
Marys ana Chester with a cargo of wheat and
Doctor j. II. Baylor. well known among river
men. was a visitor at the harbor office ycstcr-
The Mission steamer Megiddo. with a full
corps of revivslists. will be in the harbor to-day.
nessee River yesterday with 5000 feet OF lum-
eer ~ oaies OF cotton, a miscellaneous cargo
The pilots Of the Dolphin made a report of
the condition Of the channel from Tamm's Land
Captain Tom Ledger is engaged in renairinp
the Fred Nellis at Memphis,
mCantain Tom Garrison and George Rogers
were VISITORS AT the har1hor rooms yesterday.
BY Telegraph.
Cairo. Ill, Nov. 3-The river gauge reads II :
ieet' showing a fall of 3 of a foot during the
last q hours. Weather fair and warm. The
phis at Il p. m, and departed for st. Louis at
2 a: m The CITY of Memphis arrived from ST.
see re river at ll:S a. m. with a good trip. The
VIM II; or pa haT, departed p for St. Louis at 10 a. m.
in and out on time. Tbs voolfolk passed from
x sfd1es : ba ae .se of Le e0si. M The Keps e Zee 3 . p; m
from Memphis at as p. m. with a good trip.
Georgia Lee arrived from Memphis at 40 D. m.
with 500 sacks Of cotton seed and a large con-
Memphis; Tenn. Nov. 3.-The river here stands
d teet TO on the saags. , g fall OF foot: The Peters
Kate s@ &aa amsy de as T;sS q at m = p for m! st for LG a4san Tss
at atty with n a F 5S9 F trip; The he,S James IS, Lee departed
departed at 5 D. m. for Goiddust. The SADIE
TGe F %ssri Heroi a arrived 2 +; IT this i0T nothing 5hs ,9T from b eaiEc
Mi,n w GIT trip R6 and , returns IN to 5GImorTow evening
Natchez TO 20 on the Betsey Ann. Receipts BY
cotton and 12.sS sacks cotton seei.
Burlington. Ia, Nov. $.-rhe river gauge reg
listers . feet q: inches above ~iow-water mark of
The Eloise was in and out to-day from Keokuk.
Word was received from KeokHk. where the Sid
next sa!nrday for her winter quarters at Dn-
ders. and will gather up her barges before she
goes into winter quarters.
Padncah. Ky Nov. 3.-River gauge reads 81
Feet Inc BOD Dudley arrived from Eyanstilfe
at $50 YESTERDAY evening. and left on return trip
for Ca Cairo o on n time iGae"f this mo sG \ r0~ Tse @ clsw OF
Memphis from ST. Louis wired from Cairo to
RIver. No Other ii m a qn nfF % or de % tue ren NJ ass
other boats to-day. Business on the river front
eninss rain.
sb wiskasbn " iss Miss hoy at. : gauge to-day
The senator cordill was in and out on time f5r
night captain W, II. Morgan has reserved he
boat from Twin CITY to Warren; He may enter
ao GfnnH last nigh night. III Chester NeT- up II a, ESQ Of last Mem nfeh.'
at 3 a. G m. GREY TP At ha Z e, m, at s Il a. n M cld Il np
a MSTi s,i dGwn a, y m; .Ih., gauge sss Teads lie feet
Chester. H.. Nov. 3.-Riyer falling: gauge 8
feet. Weather fair. Down boats: United States
f meaia and 4o tSW az anS 9 a. tow w. at t. r. Il. a: m; fl a N
barge at p. IN; Up: Chester at 2 a. M. s. H.
steamer Casey and tow at I1:sO a. m. Due up:
Grey Eagle and Rees Lee.
Cape Girardeau. Mo-, Nov. 3-The Grey Eagle
down at 6 O'clock last niGht End IN at a m.
The City OF Memphis down at 10 P. M. The Res
Lee due up. Rsver falling. Weather warmer and
cloudy.
Warsaw. III. Nov. Gauge reads Ga feet, a
fall of 2 of q foot in past q hours. Weather
clear and cooler. Sidney up and down. Silver
Crescent in and out on time.
Wheeling. W. Va. Nov. 3.-River 3 feet 2
inches. stationary. Weather clear and warm.
Cincinnati. o. Nov. 3.-River So feet, falling.
Clear and warm.
louisville, Ky. Nov. 3.-River falling: in canal
80 feet: on falls IL: locks AZ. Clear and pleas
ant.
Evansville. Ind. Nov. s.-River 4 feet. falling.
Cloudy and warm
Pittsburg. Pa. Nov. s.-Eiver , feet. stationary.