The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-22
Departures To-Day.
River RiaIto Brevities,

| .-Lnie KEGS Lee departed yesterday afternoon
GaSaR bad A hit Of The
St Louis since she has BEEN sns in ns the trade Out
eral manager Of the Worlds Fair Navigation
eompany's wharfboas for the excursion steamer
corwn H. Spencer.
q oa Xnsor Tn !. sona S s as
hrs home n1, at New , Orleans suffering from
-.Rivernen of Louisville and Pittsbure are
RI to have ss hre95
of Steam Who Rss
desk next week.
:-captain George Woodward. formerly master
I @ tour s Of Canada aaa hs lakes rum
County yesterday morning with a good trip and
CAPTAIN r. W. Wise. president of the Gin
sinnati and Louisville Packet Company Is spend
ing few days in St. Louis.
Tho San Salvatore departed for New Orleans
Henry Keith took her out. - -
St Marys this afternoon
CAPTAIN W. H. Rollins. father Of CAPTAIN ain
home IN Paducah. Ky.
"A large sand barge was launched Yesterday At
Gravel Company
The United States lighthouse steamer Lily
aepa departed yesterday morning for St Paul to
The Chester will arrive from cape Girerdeau
this morning and departs on the return In the
afternoon.
Otto Brashear son of Captain John Bras
yesterday.
Tho Sidney will arrive this morninR. from
Burlington and departs on the return in the sf-
ternoon
The Bald Eagle Is DE. this morning from
Peoria n the this After.
noon
Tho Cape Girardeau went out to Commerce
yesterday with heavy caDin register.
Captain Nichols stricken.
REPUBLIC Special
Cairo: III. Aug. A..Gaptain Charles P: Mich.
Sunday while on the Fred Hartweg near Alton
turned here on the boat this morning.
BY Telegraph.
Cairo. Ill. Aug. l-River gauge reads 1873
SSaIs CT Il tsss a
Hartweg arrived from CINCINNATI at q m and
with tow Of empties The City 81 Memphis ar
rived from the Tennessee River at $50 a m and
The 'Gs down
river at So = m light Tie pisk Eow.sf WA, was
II the Il stIsd
Of lumber, She cleared for 81; Louis At p.
from I Mound may y vsh smp,y baTss, The CON
veyor arrived from the Lower Mississippi at $3.50
p. m. with tow of lumber.
k essS 1aus' ssad sf
Fowler to Cairo on time. The. Richardson to
ts Of arrived LAST n IL Tne Tea
nessee arrived last evening from the Tennessee
River. Local packets in and out on time. Bust
ness quiet.
vieks6urg. Miss. Aus n:-Ihe gauge tonight
American stood a BLUM from the rousters to-day
and decided to leave with only men, when
ing So. The Delta is due from Memphis. "A'''
Chester Ill., AYE s feet and s
Chester, II p. M: Columbia, a m: Lotus
Sims; ! 2. M: San Salvatore, 10 a. m. Columbia
D. m United States steamer Casey up, S,p m.
Chester Is due up
Grand Tower; III, Aug. n.General Casey up
down at a. m. saivadore down al Il noon. and
eealIng; Chester up at go ?. m: and coalins;
Tns read. IL ie.s 9 and OF
stand q feet inches ~. Wsa,hs s.r clear % and
warmer; ,. The Eleiee in and out from Keehuk.
and Richsman in and out with excursions. De'''
Ms%Dh hi Tee, M ' ise 4 se;s
fTiaT. Point. The Sadie Les departed at 8 p.
g and sy
asl i. is fsss: ssss ecK; = s.s
Clear and hot
lay and tow. Louisville.
wheeling. Aug. n.-Rivsr ~ feet: rising slow-
b. Clear and warmer.
Evansville. Aug. n.-Rivef ksi stationary.
Cincinnati. Aug. M.-Rivsr Z feet, stationary,
Clear and warm