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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-02

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Ger and prevents giaEilg. For sale b.
BROWN BROS ".
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-27
George 8. @oulb.

NIT aufammen 5651 Meilen @eletss
ldnse, bic Wabafbz9abn NIT 2484
Meilen, bic Oenper &c 9to 9ranbe=
unb bic 9ranbe Weitern>2tnien nit
24O8 Meilen. Mit ben lleuer, Grtper=
bungen unb i'm 8au beftnbli9en 8erz
btnbungsltnien errei9t bas Spftem
etne 9elammtausbebnung bon eirca
1900 Meilen, unb feline geite per=
apeisen fi9 bonn Ditli9en Utah Big
gum meritanii9en Meerbuien unb ats
lantiI9en Meere. Die 8abnberlGnse=
rung na6 Baltimore betrGst $50 Met=
len. Sn glane 9ouibs liest unter
Qnberem hie Ginri9tung zines groben
8iebz unb Goblentronsportsei9dfts
na9 Baltimore.
George s. Goulb, Der aesenpGrtig
45 Sabre Sdbft, lit Der dlteite Sobn
bes 1892 ber itorteren 8abnz unb Selez
srapben=Magnaten Sap 8oulb. Gr
trat, na9bem er eine ausge5ei9nete
Yrioateraiebuns senoHen, in Die I'm
ternebmungen feines Gaters Elm uno
besann feline 2aufbabn als Selegra=
pbiit. Set benz Sobe Sab 9oulbs bic
aussebebnten 9ei9dfte leitenb, bat
George s. @oulb es beri tanben, bas
auf SIS, O 900 eeIadbte 8ermDsen,
tpel9es San 9oulb bel ietnem 4bleben
feinen flint &tnbern binterlieb, bur4
Jleib unb 8oritht nod gu permebren.
George s. 9oulb lit Elm unermiibli4er
Wrbeiter, In bo6em Mabe anfpru4slos
urb In fetner 9eiinnung unb feinen
Manierer, bemotrattf9. WGbreno iein
8ater aablrei9e grimmise Setnbe unb
golfer befaB, erfreut it9 George s.
@ouIb tn tpetten &retfen GROCER BE-
liebtbett. St beiibt, auber einem
pra9tboqen 9auie In Nep Yort unb
@eipeien tn anberen Orten. einer 1000
older umfaTenben 2anbiib In 2afe>
tpopb, 81. s., NIT Wtlb> unb Tifdbes
itanb tnb etnem in Der Sportspelt Be-
rii1nnten poloseIGnbe. Mtt .fetnen
Radbarn pflegt @oulb quite Greunbs
f1dft at balten. Oils ct feiner 53eit
fetnen 2anbiib In 2atetpoob, I'm bas
Musbreden bes Wilbes gu perbiiten,
umbesen lieB, ertldrten atpei Na4z
barn, bab fie mad tpte Dor auf benz
4real iasen unb fifden piirbeu unb
baB Ntemanb bas Re9t be5tbe, fe
barar au btnbern. goulb Iteb ihnen
cine Wtrtuarnung 5ueeben unb erbpb.
ats fe biefe nt9t beadkten. Mntldse,
Ser Mtdter perurtbeilte be Beiben 81
Safts iinb @elbftrafen, goulb abe.
ipubte ben 4abi our Guspenbtrung bea
lirtbetts urfer Der 8ebingiing at BE-
tpegen, bnB lie binfiir In Ser tttaeSsl'
tstsn Mi9tuns ni9t mebr iynbtasef.
4ab bic @eiben feitbem fiji. George 5.
@oQIb 5jtets ,etn .9urrab!" iibris bdtth
TT peritdnbfi@.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-27
O90en=BaGimore.
Sas 0oulb'ide 8abnibitem nmb feline
midtisc Grpciternns.

altIantiide Gnotation-Smmenie @eleistres
6en Wiebs uno &obIentransportseidaft.
Combs 2ebenslanf uuo Gbarafter Ses
ribmtes WoIoeelanSe-Swei ssadbarn.
Die grtperbuns Der Weitern Marp>
lanb>g iienbabn unb Der WeIt Dir
ginia Central &c Yittsburezgabn BON
Geiten George s. 9oulbs 1T BON grDz
berer Mi9ttsteit, als 4nfanss ansez
nommen nurbe. Wenn, als etne Solse
biefer @rtperbuns, In etpa apet Sab
rem bic nod feblenben 9inbeslteber bes
@oulbf9en 8a4nfpitems fertisseitelt
itnb, tpirb bas Sbitem cine ununters
broaene 2tnte bon Ogden, l1tab, Biz
gu ben 9eitaben bes atlanti19en
Saeans nit Der gnbitation in 8altis
more, Mb., bteten. 0amit 1T bann
elm f9on lanse sebester Wuni9
9oulbs erfiiut.
Qls atlanttf9en Mussangspuntt fir
feline 8abnen bate 9oulb In er fter
2tnie Netp yort i'm M,se, bod CAB er
6er plan pOrldufig tpesen Der bortisen
hoben Dodsebibren auf unb ri9tete
feline Qufmertfamfett auf Baltimore,
no iene Nbsaben erbeblt9 niebriser
ftnb. Den erften S9rttt our @erptrfs
li9ung beg proieftes bo1aog 9oulb
bann bur9 BITE grneiteruns Der Waz
bafbz2inie bon Solebo, g., mad
ptttsburg, 4a., cine Strede, bic iebt
i'm 8au besriffen lit unb Dor beren
SSnansriffnabme monatelanse barte
&Gmpfe gu befteben tparen. 9oulb
taufte Johann bic Weftern MarDlanbz
8a6n, fi9erte fid bic &ontro1e iiber
bic Weft @irsinia Central C ptttsz
bursz8abn unb tit. pie sefast, iebt
baran, btefe perf4iebenen Glieber nit
etnanber gu perbtnben.
Oas @oulb'f9e gifenbabnfpftem
umfabte bisber bic MtHouri Yacifie,
ct. 2outs C Sron Mountainz2 inien
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-27
Die Ed1tnkrulHHte9r

Sante: .Sa, bab i4 heute ni4t
Brau @eneraltn bin. bdrdn TT ptel>
Iei9t rur etne burtme 8rummfliege
faulb. Oreimal TT Der biibfae 2eut1
t,dnt bamals Dor mir niebersetntet, unb
iebesmal, tpent er bas entf4eibenbe
Wort fpre9en t%pollte. ba bat fe 1id
tim setabe auf bic Naie gefebt-
f4liebli9 bat Il bon Wut6 feline Mabe
9(nommert unb lit babonseranntl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-27
Gpan Sealep, siutiden vYaiils" Soroerfiibeu
fi3enh.

Gpan Sealep, swtiden .Saiils" Soroerfiiben
fitenh.
glepbanten, u8a1il" unb r8abe" nit
Namen, beren fait fteter 8esleiter felt
fetner 9eburt gban 9ealep, Der nun
4aiGbrise Sobn bes Sberaufiebers Der
Menaserie lit. gbe Gpan laufen
tonnte, purbe 8afil, Der go Sabre alt
unb iiber neun SUB bo9 tit, BON benz
Sberaufieber abgeri9tet, ben &naben
TN &~tnbertpagen umberaufabren. 8afil
beforgte biefes acknowledgement
ftdtli9 nit benz srDbten @ersniisen
unb piirbe um nt9ts in Der Welt BEN
9rtff Der carriage" loseelaHen ba=
ben. gban fpielte nit benz &iifel bes
g~lepbanten, unb benz SidbGuter se>
tpGbrte nt9ts elm srDBeres Grs0Ben,
als ipenn er ben @ifel in ben @asen
f9ieben unb ben &naben liebfofen
burfte. Na9bem gpan ii9 auf alien
8teren fortsubetpegen bermo9te, fro9
CT in bas~ 9aus Der glepbanten, bic
ibrer 5reube iiber iein grf9einen leb>
baft Wusbrud berlieben.
@egenpdrtig sebt gpar aItGsli9
nit ben Glepbanten auf Glen Sslanb
lumber; er fibrt fe auf bic Weibe, an
bic SrGnte unb pieber in ibre 8ebau=
flung. Ste SPHERE folsen linn rubig
iiberaI bin unb a4ten auf iebe feiner
9etpegunsen. Wenn er ie einmal at,
einem Sage nt9t befu9t, 70 seisen lie
fi9 beunru6ist. Ser Batter bes 8naz
BEN bat ben 0idbautern mebrere
&~unftftide beisebra4t, beren Qusfibz
rung gban leitet. Sie glepbanten
lesen fi9 auf fem &omr1anbo nieber,
iperfen fi9 BON elmer Sette auf bic
anbere unb erbeben ii9. Gin 3unft=
ftiid beitsbt bartn. bub Der Batter ben
Sungen auf einen Stubl apii9en bic
beiben 8orberfiibe 8aiils febt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-27
der Bernurnb.

nSa, bic erften paar Mal. als t&
absefturat BIN, 10 aehn bta 5tpanatg
Meter. ba bab' ia f4on seba4t. es
eeht ans 2eben, aber iebt ftiirae t4
atpetbunbert bts bretbpnbert Weter
berghter. obne bab i9 mir etpas babel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-27
,,eail" nno Babe"
neerftpirotse Gremnoid,aft bon GIepbauten
fur einen fleinen 8naben.

Gin merfpirbiges Bib Der Sreunbs
f9aft seipaltiser SPHERE gu &inbern
bietet ii4 benz gefu@er in benz @ers
9niisunssplaBe Glen Sslanb bel giep
Dort. Sn Der bOrtigen Meaagerie fes
fi9 unter @nberem 5fuei rie q
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-27

Tragt die die SOrte, Die Ir Inner Gekauft HABIT
:: e. GMMzZM

Gitt 8rnfftnrnEdI.
Isle itnb ia, pie i9 bore, elm pafz
fionirter 9antelitemmer seporben9"-
sd bab' balt cine g d tp q de fir
e t iibuneen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-27

rSu f9einit cine fe6r sdrtli4e Mutz
ter gu fetn, ltebe 8ofa! Simmer trdglt
Su Sein &tnb9en auf benz Mrm!"-
nQ9, lisbe Marie, es ftebt mir ia audi
70 quit"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-22

Layempresa de esta Compa-
MIA de afcionados de zarzuela
ha dispuesto dar una fucicn es-
pecial Ell dfa de Noche- Buena
rebajando los va limitadisimos
precios de entrada que tiene.
Al efecto sc pondran en- esce-
ma dos obras va conocidas de es-
te pdblico, pero que las dos fue-
ron recibidas muy bien en- sus
estrenos. Una es la zarzuela
LOS Baturros" en- la que tanto
sc distinguen los esposos Abella-
Ramos y la otra lei Bateo", en-
la que podrenos admirar una
vez mas al va celebre Virginio
y Vista, la que Sc columpia en-
los corazones. De WombG no
decimos NADIA, 10 conocemOs y le
conocen demasiado, 10 mismo
que q la sefia Valeriana. Los
precios de esta f1.mci6m especial
son de $500 los palcos altos Q ba-
jos sin distinction. 40 centavos
las lunetas y 40 las entradas ge-
nerales. y lihorrorl! dIeS cemt0Oos
eL P4RALSO.
La hora de salida sera tenn
prano para que despues de pa
sar un ratio alegre Sc pueda If a
cenar tambien alegremente y Sc
ha Ordenado que la function en-
piece a las ocho en- punto, ha-
Ciendo breves los intermedios.
CANTERO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-22
Los Successes dc Blb0O
La vista de la causa
Varios complicados

Nueva York, martes.-Dicen
los despachos recibidos de Ma
drid que reina extraordinaria
animation en- Bilbao por aproxi-
marse el dia de la vista del rui-
doso proceso que sc le sigue a
los acusados por los desordenes
ocurridos en- aquella poblacion
Mucho detenidos han sido
pueStos en- libertad.
Creese que de las declaraciones
resultaran complicadas algunas
personalidades muy importantes
de la poblacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-22
ADdiClGi6D Dc uD S0De|QQO
Otra veZ los rumOreS
Conflicto aplazado

Nueva York, es.-Avisan
de Viena que otra vez vuelven
a acentua1se los rumores de la
abdicacion del emperador Fran
cisco Jose a favor de su hijo.
Aplazado, nuevamente, ell con-
flicto temido entire las grandes
potencias, ell emperador de Aus
tria ipsiste en- sus deseos de
abandonar los m1ltiples cuida-
dos del gobierno, fundandose en-
la edad, y en- los achaques que
padece.
Sin embargo, encuentra una
fuerte oposici6n entire sus con
sejeros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-22
H inVieIDO en- ESp010
La nieve EN- Castillo
Frio en- Madrid

Nueva York, martes.-El in
vierno en- Espafla segun dicen
los despachos cablegraicos re-
cibidos hoy, ,esta siendo mas frio
de 10 que Sc ,esperaba.
En- Castillo no cesa de caer la
nieve, que alcanza a una altura
mayor que en- los amos anterio-
res.
En- ell Norte de Espaila, circu-
Ian, con bastante incomodidad,
los trenes a causa de las cons.
tantes y copiosas nevadas.
Ell frio en- Madrid, es intensi-
,simo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-22
Jay, mana!
1GUANDO DIGO
QUE TIE ADORO!

Por 10 trascendental del suce-
SO, es absolutamente necesariO
que ustedes sepan que Ell vapor
"Ponce" tomo en- este puerto de
San Juan, con destino a New
York. :. cinco sacos de cafe.
ESQ ST.
Adviertan ustedes que cada
Saco contiene. -. un quintal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-22
ULTIMA '.HORA

Dicen de Madrid que circuia
ell rumor en- los circuIoS aristo-
craticos de la capital espanola
de que el rey Don Alfonso Sc
casara con su prima la hija de
la infanta Dona. p; 2 de Borb6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-22
Motas ponceha
De nuestro corresponsaD
Diciembre I'll de 1903.

La Compahfa de la Luz Electrica
Poncefia ha contestado en- una hoja
suelta, que circula hoy, los ataques
intempestivos que le dirige la enpresa
del alumbrado del Trolley, en- la seccion
neutral del "Aguila." =
81 p6blico continia prestando Su
apoyo a la empresa ponceaa, 4 pesar
del ''tour de force" que hace 81, enemi-
ga gratuita, la compafiia americana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-22
Ret0rno
CANTERO.

Nuestro respectable amigo don
Enrique Fritze. del alto conner
clio de Ponce. ha regresado va
de su viaje a los Estados Uni
dos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-22

lombiano trata de conseguir el
auxilio de las Repdblicas latinas
para emprender la campafla con-
ira los rebeldes de Panama.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-22
I'm tembI0r de terra

A las tres de Ia madrugada
del domingo 1ltimO. muchOs We
cinos de Ponce SintierOn un
temblor dc TERRA. que. aunque
fuerte. fus de cOrta duraci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-22
Colombo ! SINQIn6[C0
ReServadas instrucciones
Los rebeldes de Panama

Nueva York, martes. -Desde
Bogota comunican a la prensa
de esta ciudad que el Presi 1en-
te Marroquin ha enviado a los
representatives de Colombia en-
los paises suramericanos muy
reServadas instrucciones.
Sc cree que el Presidente CO.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-07-30
From Thorp.

The Thorp boys were disappointed
in their game OF ball last Sunday.
Miss Mary l.. Pea-lee closed yer,
successful term of school on the Trnuu
last Friday and departed sunday morn
Ing for her home in Stocton, Cal, I,
spend her vacation.
W. c. Thomas closed two month,
term of school in Robinson canyon OF
Friday.
W. D. Kilmour came up from Ellens
burg this week to have his eyes treated
by DR.. Reed.
The Thorp NJ ". y. team won The
banner at the Woodmeu log rolling
contest at CleElum last Saturday.
II is reported that some one iron
Ellensburg i, circulating petition fol
saloon at this place. The game Law
is not out. We want no trespassing.
Miss Lula Mattox has heen quite il
with rheumatism for a week past.
Al Hollingsworth is painting Osca
Hutchinson house,
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-07-30
From Fairview.

Mrs. Nellie Whitson, is visiting with
her mother Mrs. c. =. Cooke, anC
other relatives this week.
Miss Lizzie Barnhart went to Yak
ina last week, where she will spend
some time visiting with friends and
relatives.
Mr.. woodward preached his fare
well sermon at the Fairview schoo-
house last Sunday. to nice audience
Mrs. Messerly and daughter Itta.
also Alpheus Messerly and wife. were
visiting in the neighborhood last week
but started Sunday for their home in
Wenatchee.
Bonnie RAIDER visited Arthur Huss
Sunday.
l. D. Prigmore lost one Of his best
COWS sunday with bloat
James and Villa Gregory, Mrs. Nc
Mickle and Miss Thorn are taking a
weeks outing at Mr.. Bowers milk
ranch.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-07-30
MANY ATTENDED THE SHOW
The Parade Was Good and the Performances
Excellent

Daily Cnion, Junction City. X lnsas:
Campbell Brothers biz show came in
early this morning from Mcpher,, n.
where it showed ye-ter lag to a large
satisfied audience. About l0:3O the
parade took place and it WIS witnessed
by an enormous, crowd of people. much
larger, in fact. than was expected.
Washington street was lined with peo-
pie on both sides. People were pres
ent from al parts of the county eager
to see the parade and to attend the per-
formances The parade was much bet.
ter than the people expected to see
and as a result the attendance at the
show this afternoon was very large.
Before the performance commenced it
seemed that every seat was occupied.
saying a good deal when it is known
that Campbell Brothers main tent is
an enormous affair. WHAT'S more.
everybody seemed to, have got their
moneys worth as we'll as satisfied with
the performance.
One nice thing about this circus was
the absence Of the usual troupes OF
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-07-30
From East Side.

Hazel, the little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Wiltred Gore. is seriously i'll
with malaria fever.
JimFerguson started his baler Mon.
day commencing on the King ranch
East Of town.
Horton Crandall visited at the Nc
Even ranch sunday.
Uncle Ben Ferguson returned Mon
day from the Sound where he visite d
friends during the past week.
Tom Montgomery received the sad
news Of the death OF his sister, Mrs
Sarah J. Kellog, at Santa Barbara
Cal. July l.. she was making prepa-
ratlons to visit this valley when She
died suddenly from appoplexy.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-07-30
Slow Corner News.

Slow corner is keeping up her re-
cord in putting up the big hay crop,
however we are still on top Of earth.
a very enjoyable time was had Mon.
day evening at the home Of Sheridan
Michales in tripping the light tantast.
ic toe which was participated in until
nearly 3 a. II.
P. L. Deuel. IS now employed at the
county farm.
Mrs. l. G. Thomas entertained he,
daughter and husband. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Hewer. last Sunday.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-07-30
P. H. Schnebly's Fire.

Tuesday afternoon 7. II. Schnebly's
wo large barns on his ranch northeast
II this city. together with their con-
ents. were totally destroyed by fire.
They contained five driving rigs. hay
md grain, harness, etc. etc, besides
i've sucking calves and some pigs Mr..
Schnebly says the loss will reach about
$1,000 dollars, with about $500 insur-
nee.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-07-30
To Build Coal Bunkers.

Monday morning construction out
fit consisting OF four cars and their
crew arrived here and work will i'm
mediately be commenced on large
coal bunkers and an ice house. A new
floor in the round house is also in the
order. This means an outlay Of several
thousand dollars for the Northern Pa
citic railway company and means much
for the Company as well as the city.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-07-30

Edward Page has been building his
house on the land adioinin. his faith
er's place.
Quite number Of the Thorp people
are looking forward to the Ellensburg
carnival week.
James Gordon visited Thorp last Sun
day He has been at South Prairie for
some time.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-07-30
That Dinner Circus Day.

The ladies will serve meals again on
show day. Friday, August eth, the pro-
leeds to apply on the fountain fund.
Give them your support.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-07-30

AND now comes the ex-senator o
braska-William Allen-who gives
il as his opinion that the democratic
party will nominate Grover and also
that be will be elected.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-07-30
crime

DON'T let the opportunity TO secure a
drinking fountain pass without contrib
uting your share. Il would be hard
to invest money in a better public en-
terprisa.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-07-30

EACH and every man should bear his
just proportion OF taxation and he that
swears falsely as to his holdings should
pay double tax as penalty for his
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-07-30

THE law OF coercion IS survival OF
mans primeval barbarity. What can
not be gained By moral force deserves
defeat and will reap it,
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-07-30

LESS than a year from now candi-
dates will be as thick as flies around a
Jug Of molasses.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19
Kennedy


The river has fallen below the top OF Ievee
Hill and Yesterday all the wharfboats had to be
moved out into the stream several yards TO keep
from grounding. Conditions along the river front
are almost normal
The Lotus Sims departed yesterday afternoon
for Memphis. taking down the largest cargo sne
has vet had since entering the trade. She was
also well filled with passengers.
The Columbia arrived yesterday morning
from Chester with a good trip and departed IN
the afternoon on the return. well patronized
joe Mccullough and George street resigned
pilots of the Lotus Sims yesterday Their
The CITY Of Memphis was brought down to
trip TO the Tennessee River since the food. She
Will depart this afternoon.
julie Roller wife and family Of St Marys
were among the passengers on the Columbia yes
terday.
The Cape Girardeau arrived yesterday morn.
Ing with good trip from Commerce and VIII
depart on the return this afternoon.
The Belle of Calhoun has again been placed
in commission and will depart for Calhoun
County landings Saturday.
The first stock landed at East st. Louis since
the flood was brought I'D by the Columbia yes
terday from Chester.
1t Is understood that the Bald Eagle will be
replaced in the Peoria trade. and will depart on
the first trip tomorrow.
The Kennedy Is receiving at the foot of Carr
street and will depart for the Missouri River
this afternoon
The Peters Lee will arrive from Memphis
this morning and depart on the return to-mor-
row afternoon. Nearly hundred passengers
have registered for the trip.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19
BY Telegraph.

shsSsF ~ sn: Is ana s,i s. f5 {,
Stacker Lee down at 1880 las, night. Thu, Lotus
Sims down a, $50 p. m The Peters Lee due up
and warm. he russell LORD dsparted at ] p;
for the Uppssr Mississippi at p m; The Peters
from u Memphis his at S q Herman ana
| cleared for lumber in the lower river at 10 a.
and stu loading 1 Tha Thomss Sevns
lower river , passed up the Mississippi at 40 P
| urder the bridge and is still here
Padueah: KY; June ls-Ths gauge reads this this
warm The pick Fowler cleared on time nj, MS
tug e ss, from soMb last
down cumberland River last evening with a tow
The The ss Of r apf s
Ing from the Tennessee River: The City Of 81.
Of able Se.
Cairo bridge Business good on the wharf.
Memphis Tenn: June is,The river here has
on the gauge t p rise q 2 Of foot II, in the
with 12s tons merchandise for ihi s.; place and
pu; in new shaft, The Georgia Lee goes ont
to morrow evening in place Of the James Lee 70.
City. III. 10 go on the ways for general over
hauling. The Kate Adams departed at 3 y. m.
for Arkansas City with good trip. Receipts by
siver to-day were bales cotton.
,vicksburg.. Miss; June 1s.-Gaugs AZ feet: a
% of fGS ns f Fha h Hs1 sn
VILE Packet Company want to buy another boat.
Burlington, Ia. June 1.-THE river is 10 feet
ciE inches above low-water mark, fall Of 6la
inches since last report Weather cloudy and
warmer. The Eloise IN and out from koak;ik
The Sidney in and out from st. Louis. The Blair
in and out from Davenport
Crystal City. Mo-. June ls.-The gauge reads
2s.4 feet and falling. Stacker Lee down at $40
deau up at n. m Weather. clear and warm.
Pttsburg. Pa. June 1s.-River Sc feet fall
ing. Weather. cloudy and warm.
Cincinnati. o.. June ls-River lo.7. Weather.
clear and warm.
Evansville. Ind. June 1s.-River 9.s feet. fall
ing. Weather. clear and warmer.
Grand Tower. H.. June 1s-Stacker Lee down
at a. Peters Lee due from Memphis. The
gauge reads 500 feet and falling. Weather. clear
and warm.
Louisville. Ky. June 1s.-Rver falling: in ca
nal. feet inches: on falls. feet inch below
locks. 10 feet s. Weather. clear and pleasant.
st. Paul. Mimi. June ls-unted states light
house steamer Lily arrived at noon to-day from
st. Louis and will remain here few days.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-19
by Telegraph.

70 points lover: middliRE SuPlands T.: a0e; mid
Sept. 10. Ssc: Oct. lo.Osc; Nov; s.ssc Dec s.s9c:
Of sais Points under dlsappGn,ins Liverpool f ea
bles. heavier receipts favorable weather over the
both local and foreign operators selling more or
less freely The new crop months , were again the
selling had exhausted itself. the summer months
as ss Gr
during the next q hours July. which had opened
At Sc asf sold these to and ah ss the s9ss
crop months also showed sympathetic recover
the new crop than at any time Of late. and When en-
the estimates for , to,morLows receipts at New
sold oil SHARPLY: while the old crop displayed
ing was rot particularly active. and the pd de-.
s a s sd sE ID
the which sh.,aS Within va to paints IN
ss q. showed -s. ne, iSss iigS * POINTS fs.aI
receipts to-day turned out about SOS bales.
sss. ss ss Ns% Gf G@ e no
against SIS bales last year.
business done: prices irregular; American MID
ding fair a, 80 good -mddlins I'D middlIns
sales Of the Gag ~sre
bales. Of which 500 Tor export and Included
lean Futures opened easier and closed Irregular
June sna miS1s July a ana Aus
and Nov SID: Nov and Dec Sad; Dec. and
s saa March "a jan ana feo 3d. Feb
New orleans June 1s;-co.,on futures steady:
II Sc BID Nov July aus Dee PA ss s5s
g S5 STEADY sales i9
i aISG n ,ad as Z Se nasns