The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-17

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tanooga from Chattanooga and wa,
landings last night at O'Clock will
passengers and peanuts aboard. J
b. Richardson from GAINESVILLE ant
way landings this morning with a biz
cargo OF freight and passengers. Dicl
Fowler from Cairo tonight at .
O'Clock. George Cowling from Ne
tropolis this morning and this after,
noon. doing a good passenger and
freight business. Liberty from Eliza.
BEETHOVEN on time this morning with
a good freight ands passenger list
Royal from Golconda this morning,
doing a fine business. T. II. Davis
from Joppa yesterday afternoon with
empty barges. American from the
Cumberland this morning with a tow
OF several barges OF railroad ties for
Cairo. Birmingham from the Ten
nessee yesterday afternoon with coun
try produce.
DEPARTURES-Dick Fowler for
Cairo and way landings this morning
at O'Clock with a big passenger and
freight list. Royal for Golconda this
afternoon at o'clock. doing a good
business. George Cowllng for Me-
tropolis this morning at IL o'clock
ana this afternoon at 1870 with a fine
freight and passenger business. Lib
erty for Elizabethtown this afternoon
at O'Clock with a good packet trip
John S. Hopkins for Evansville and
way landings this morning at S:I5
o'clock with a number OF passengers
and fair-sized cargo OF freight. J.
Il. Richardson for Nashville aud way
landings this afternoon with a big
passenger and freight list. Clyde for
Waterloo, Ala, and all way landings
tonight al 6 O'Clock with a big cargo
OF grocery supplies and a number OF
passengers. Chattanooga for the
lower Ohio this morning to unload
land receive freight for the upper
Tenpessee. All OF the Leyhe feet 70.
ST. Louis. the Alton with the Echo
and quarterboat in tow and the Eagle
with the Cape Girardeau. Spread
Eagle and several barges in tow.
Capt Henry Leyhe was In command
Of the Alton. T. n. Davis for Joppa
late yesterday afternoon with a tow
OF ties. American for Cairo today
With tow OF Cumberland river ties.
Russell Lord for White river this
morning with several empty barges
after a tow OF ties for the Aver &
Lord Tie company Birmingham for
the Tennessee this afternoon with
grocery supplies.
II was reported along the river
'front.' this morning that Capt James
Tyner. OF the Tyner line of steam
boats. has chartered the H. w. But
torn now In the Mississippi river
trade out of Memphis. to enter the
Cumberland river trade In the place
OF the Gracey Childers. which will go
be repaired. The Buttorff will prob
ably be in port the latter part OF this
week and leave here Saturday on her
first trip mp the Cumberland. The
Buttorff up until a year ago was a
Cumberland river packet boat, but
was sold TO Memphis people.
Steamer Clyde was Inspected yes
terday by Inspectors Green and st.
John, OF Nashville. and she passed in
hrst-class condition. The Clyde will.
return next Monday from the Ten
nessee.
The Richardson will return from
Nashville next Sunday.
The Chattanooga will return from
the lower Ohio tonight and will re-
ceive freight tomorrow morning at
the wharfboat and leave at noon for
the upper Tennessee.
Steamer kentucky will be due in
port tomorrow night from Riverton.
Ala, and way landings.
The City OF saltillo is advertised
to leave st. Louis this afternoon at
o'clock for the Tennessee. She will
be due here tomorrow night.
The Peters Lee Is advertised 10
leave Memphis tomorrow evening for
Cincinnati and will arrive here Satur-
day afternoon on her way up the
Ohio.
Capt e. Await went to Brookport !,
this morning on the Dick Fowler TO
unload his new "a horsepower |
launch, which will be christened |
Getaway I'll. Captain Await will sail |
to Paducah in his new launch this
afternoon.
Official Forecasts.
The Ohio at Evansville and Mt. |
Vernon, will continue to fall at an
Increasing rate during the next sew
eral days. At Paducah and Cairo.
will continue to rise during the next
SO hours. reaching about 42.G feet at
Paducah and about 47.6 feet at
Cairo.
The Wabash at Mt, Carmel, not
much change during the next ~
hours then fall
The Tennessee at Florence will |
continue falling At Riverton. will
begin falling tonight. At Johnson
Vile. will continue rising for sc |
hours. reaching $50 feet or slightly
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