The Paducah sun., 1905-11-13

Johnsonville--1.3 3, OIL fall.
observation-disclosures .hcs
Mt. Carmel-6.2 0.S fall.
Nashvills--Missing.
Pittsburg-6.3, IL fall.
Davis Island Dam-5.9, 0.2 fall.
st. Louis-13.S. 0.3 fall.
Mt. vernon--T.S, GA fall.
Paducah-7.S, OF fall.
The Warrenn has been taken on
the drv docks for repairs.
The stage of the cdver is today rs
feet on the gauge, faI of 0.5. West
wind and Gear. N
The Charlotta Boeckeer passed
down on the Ohio river yesterday
presumably bound for soms point on
the Misslss Dpi river.
The LYDIA arrived yesterday after
noon + om the Cumberland river with
tow of ties which were taken to
Joppa this morning to be unloaded.
The Henry Harley left at O'Clock
yesterday morning for Evansville
There will BE- no packet tomorrow.
The Dick Fowler left at d. m.
for Cairo with big fre lght and pas
sengec trip.
The City of Saltillo passed up from
st. Louis for Florence, Ala, yester-
day at a. m.
The Clydo arrived from the Ten
negsee river at 5 a. m. and unloaded
big lot Of peanuts here.
The Harvester left today for Lou
isvilIe.
Capt. X. E. Les, of the Lee Line,
is in the city on business.
The Tennessee leaves "Wednesday
evening in p,as- of the Clyde, which
wiz be rzpaf. ed.
The Charleston left for the Cum
berland river at 10 a. m. She will
make two trips a week between here
and Linton, Ky.
The Bob Dudley is due'from Nash.
Vile. She is late and soon after her
arrival. VIII .euve for ClaksvEe,
Tenn.
The Peters Lee is due from Mem
phls for Cincinnati.
The CITY of Savannah leaves st.
Louis Wednesday evening for the
Tennessee river and is due here
Thursday night.
The following will be Metropolis
representatives at the Waterways
convention at Cairo this month: ].
c. Willis, j. Il. Mccartney, d. w.
Helm, A. Quante, w. Il. War;, II. J.
Humma, S. b. Kerr. i. w. Copeland,
DR.. C. e. Trovillion, Geo. Sawyers
and Colfax Morris.
The body of T. b. Coates, drown
ed off the j.. B. Finley at Cincinnati.
has been found and shipped home
for burial.
Parties in st. Louis are talking
about buying the New South and rum
ninC her in the st. Louis and New Or
leans trade. The boat is laid up op-
pos.te Madison, Ind.
The Pittsburg Gazette says: evil
liam d. O'Neil. aged Al, a well
known cdal man, died Tuesday last
at his home in Neville Island, after
an illness of more than a year. He
was born in Elizabeth, Pa, had lived
IN the East End and removed to Ne
Vile Island 1--WE years ago. Years ago
he was the principal owner of the
O'Neil Coal company, which operated
mines at Elizabeth. The holdings of
the company were sold to the Monon-
gahela River Consolidated Coal and
Coke company when that corpora
tion was organized. and Mr.. O'Neil
became It's secretary"
The news of the death of Capt. J.
c. Howard Of Jeffersonyil!a, Ind,
was heard with sorrow by his many
Z iands in Paducah. Capt. Howard
was one of the most prominent riv
enmen of the Ohio river He died at
his bone in Jeffersonville, Saturday
evening. Captain Howard was one of
the founders of the Howard ship
yards and a man of national promi-
nence. He was especially well-known
among river men in the Ohi) and
Mississippi valleys. His last business
veEtu 9 was an attempt to unite az
the ship building industries in the
Mississippi and Ohio valleys under
one head. The Paduoah and Mound
City ways Is incbfded in the Howard
ccmpany's property.