The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-04-04
THE BIG SPECIAL
DID NOT ARRIVE
President Fish Twill Arrive in
Paducah Tomorrow Evening.
The New Time Card Went Into Effect
Yesterday Afternoon on
the l. O
RAILROAD MOTH
MINOR

Tomorrow evening Mr.. Stuyvesant
Fish, president Of the Illinois Central
road j. ]. Harahau. second vice pres.
idont OF the road. and Dol. John ia
cob Astor, one Of the biggest stock
holders and directors OF the road, will
arrive In Paducsh over the /. O. on II
special rain from Louisville.
= The party is en- route to Memphis
and will stop here only long enough
to change engines. The party was
due Saturday or Sunday but was de-
layed. The special train will leave
Louisville Tuesday ct noon and will
reach Paducah about 6:30 p. m.
The train travels slowly TN account
OF the inspection, and the southern
division OF the road will be given
more attention than any other on &C
count OF the change in time cards and
the threatening floods ON the south
end
Yesterday at noon the new time
card on tho I. O. road took effect, and
the noon train. No. l02, came in 30
minutes late, arriving at i2 O'clock.
The schedule went into effect at this
time aud tho train had to lay over
here 30 minutes before going out.
This train arrives at l2:i5 now in.
stead Of II 80 and passengers going
out Of Paducsh will have time to get
dinner here.
As result Of the change Of sched-
ule, several trains terminals have
been changed, aud the morning train
from Louisville, No. 1903, will hereaf-
ter stop at Fulton, while formerly IL
went on through to Memphis. The
train which formerly ran from Cairo to
Jackson will change and 20 on
through to Memphis. The connections
with l0s are made so that the psssen-
gers will wait but short time for.the
hitter train TO take them south.
Mr.. W. A. Flowers, the popular
l. O. baRgageman, was i'll last night
and fainted twice. lie is much better
this morning, however, and was able
to be ON duty. lie had to make the
two night trains last night and when
no went 20 arise at 1880 o'clock this
morning fell over in faint. He was
seized with fainting spell later in
tho morning and for IA time was in .
serious condition.
Mr.. William Renshaw ,superintepd-
ent of machinery OF the l. y. road,
will arrive in the city tomorrow, his
visit having been delayed several
days. The local shops and yards have
been cleaned aud are ready for his in
spection. Mr.. Rensbaw is ON regu-
lar tour Of inspection and general
cleaning up generally accompanies his
visits.
Greenville and 81. Charles, ON the
Louisville division OF the /. o., have
been made both day and night tele-
graph stations on tho road. They
are shown as day offices on the
schedule.
Mr.. Roy Rudolph has accepted . po-
sition in the local /. O. ticket Office
to succeed Mr.. Russell Mclean, who
COOS TO the freight house today.
Mercer Station ON the Louisville d.
vision OF tho !. O, will hereafter be
known as Hillside, the postofiice name
having been changed.
Mr. ]. ID. Elmore, flagman on
the night run, was here today, hsv-
ing been thrown out Of line in the
changeups.
Master Mechanic Turnbull returned
from Fulton this morning after bus
mess trip TO that city.
A DANDY FOR BURNS.
DIR. Bergiu, Psns, Ill. writes: "I
have used Billiards. Snow Liniment;
always recommended 1t to my friends
as am confident there Is no better
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