The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-13
Conditions and Prospects as Shown
in the Government Report-Gen
eral News.

OF VA In tWchtS'IOQr hours.
The Stacker Lee was in port carly
yesterday morning from Memphis
with eishty passengers Tor ST. Louis
The Barrett arrived at 6 O'Clock
yesterday morning With three barges
Of lumber from the lower Mississippi
for 3d. Louis
The Henrietta passed for Memphis
early yesterday morning with five
barges OF coal
The Rees Lee from Memphis ar,
rived yesterday morning at S:45 ana
departed at 1855 from Cincinnati
vita forty passengers
The Ferd Heroli was in port al
1880 yesterday from St Louis for
Memphis She carried ffty-eish5 pas
seugers
The City OF Memphis, with weny
Two passengers trom sha Tennessee
river was in por, yesterday evening
for ST Louis.
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Wilson, in which eleven lives were
lost, will Be Iaid upon Jhe boat
crew, SAYS the Louisville Courier
Journal Though suIl incomplete
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.le wreck 4t'er"aFd le7coIls i-''''l"
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Is no" eiaiil'-u an IHlPoss' Dl,''5 'n"'
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fNef II he was ~ tAe point ny cla'4''
eI 10 's "Ash the Ao"-up occuiIeo'
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VIII De advanced ny me inspectors
'hat Walker wa NOT blown ln'o 'h'
!NeF Witnesses VIII say that d
snort time after me wreck MS eiola.
ing was perfectly dry anu shoWed
no evidence OF having been wet inc
inspectors VINO are cchunce!A8 ing
INVESTIGATION are |aiiiAg Tor allil"'
Wis IRON number Oh witnesses VINO
nave ielt the cl'y ana iiildi IVpo''
on tAe cause Oh the explosion may pe
delayed indefinitely h was sai1
IN ne otilce OF the inspectors . e'lel'
day that the raising Of fhe sunNeA
haiI would throw important lisht on
he matter The inspectors nave no
authority TO raise the wreck hui
nope this VIII eventually DE done Dy
ita owners An effort may De MADE
TO ascertain whether or not me three
boilers uaaecoGnted Tor were exploit
ID or We're simply blown into the wa
ter intact
The Paducah san says The city
should stop the prac,lce OF the boats
at the wharf whistling al all hours Of
tho day and night for crews. Some 81
them lay at tho foot OF Broadway or
jefferson street and whistle al inter
walls an night long There may be
some reason for it, as they are sup
posed to be calling crews. but the
pabric is entitled 60 be protected from
n. especially AS 81 IA against city
orii,ouna FIN whistle within half