The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-12
TO,iay's Arrivals.

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Kentucky from Riverton. Ala.
Cowling from Metropolis.
Ohio from Bay CITY.
Bette Owen from Brookport.
Today's Departures.
Dick Fowler for Cairo
Cowling for Metropolis.
Ohio for Bay City.
Kentucky for Metropolis.
owen for BrOokport.
Royal for Pine Bun.
ole +. for Dycusburg.
Boats Due.
City OF Saltillo from St Louis.
Bob Dudley from Evansville.
w. T. Hardlson from Tennessee.
River and Weather.
The gage at a. m. read 3.5 feet.
fall of fourtenths OF a foot in "a
hours. Weather partly cloudy and
business fair.
River Ripples.
Leaving st. Louis at > O'Clock yes
terday afternoon the City of Saltlllo
should arrive at Paducah early to-
night on her way up the Tennessee
river. This is her first trip out in
several weeks. sine having made the
presidential trip to New Orleans.
With so. 600 pounds Of scrap iron
for the Kentucky Iron and Steel com
pany at Paducah. four cars OF lum-
Der for Metropolis and other freight
made up of poultry, eggs, hides and
stock. the Kentucky came out of the
Tennessee at 8 o'clock this morning.
she unAoaded here and left at $3.50
for below to unload Returning to
night she departs for Riverton. Ala,
Saturday evening at G O'Clock.
Annie Hathaway, chambermaid on
the Paducah and Evansville packet
Bob Dudley. was the victim OF a
bold robber "Wednesday night at Ev-
ansville while she was eating supper
Hidden away In a purse. which was
concealed in a handbag and locked
in a suit case. was Sos. which she
had saved out OF Ser safnings. while
Annie was enjoying her meal the
robber sneaked unseen into her room
and. prying open the suit case. es-
capped with his booty. Detectives arc
At work on the ease but no clew has
been obtained
The Bob Dudley - said To be ex-
periencing dificulty IN keeping
rousters and most Of her deckhands
are white men. She is due here to-
night or tomorrow.
Capt. w. w. Parminter's new
steamer. which Is TO be run in. the
Cumberland river trade, viii prob
ably be launched Saturday afternoon
At Towards shipyards, Jenersonville,
Ind.
The crew of the Dick Fowler
brought back news Of the excite
ment OF Cairo citizens and demon
STATIONS made by a mob OF enraged
white men there yesterday. The re-
cent crime there has aroused resi-
dents all the way down the Ohio
from here TO Cairo.
Barney Lee, second clerk on the
Henry Harley. which IS lying up here,
Is busy with the paint brush on the
Electra.
The Royal arrived Yesterday after
noon from Pine Blun and departed
for there at o'clock this morning.
For Dycusburg the Ollie Il. de
parted at noon today and returns to-
morrow.
a rise Is said to be forming at
Pittsburgh and although rivermen
here are dubious az to more water
here for several more weeks they
are expectant nevertheless. Il will
take a decided change for the better
before business Is booming around
river circles.
Charlie Hamlet says: "If you
don't Ike tripe get on the boat"
The towboat l. y. Hook came out
Of the Tennessee river at II O'Clock
and went to Metropolis.
Capt. Frank. otherwise known as
81 Malinski, lett today for Cairo. for
a visit to his mother, Mrs. Frank
Mallnski.
Capt. Frank Agnew, OF the Chatta-
nooga, returned last night from a
visit in Arkansas City. Ark.