The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-02-13
RIVER NEWS

st. Louis ..- 9.S 0.2 fall
Paducah 80. .16.i is rise
Burnside -. .....12.1 90 std
Carthage -. .16.5 90 81 d
The Ohio will continue 20 rise here
for several days.
River stage at Z O'Clock this morn
ing 1914, a rise of is since yesterday
morning. Rainfall yesterday aud last
night. so inches.
The steamer Dick Fowler cleared
on time this morning for Cairo and
all way landings with a big passen-
ger list and a large cargo OF freight.
"The Lion and the Mouse" show COM
pany. that played here last night,
made the trip 10 Cairo today on the
Fowler. The Dick viii return to-
night at . O'Clock.
The steamer Kentucky returned
from Brookport last night. whore she
received five cars OF freight for Ten
nessee river landings. She has been
receiving freight all day az the wharf
boat and will leave this evening at 6
O'clock for RivertOn. Ala. and all
way landings. She will return next
Thursday night.
The steamer Clyde will be due in
port Monday night from Waterloo.
Ala. and way landings.
The John S. Hopkins arrived in
port this morning from Evansville
and all way landings with a large
passenger and freight list. she did a
good business at Paduoah and left on
a return trip 20 Evansville imme-
dlately after transactlng business at
the wharfboat.
The Joe Fowler will be In port to
morrow from Evansville and will
leave on a return trip Monday morn
ing at II O'Clock.
The Gtacey Childers arrived In
port This afternoon from Nashville
and way landings and Is due TO leave
for Clarksvi'le and way landings az G
O'Clock this evening. She had a large
freight and passenger list In from the
Cumberland. The Gracey will be In
port again Tuesday morning.
The Royal came in port this MORN
ing from Golconda on time and left
on a return tr!D at 2 O'Clock this
afternoon. She did a good business
In and out OF this port.
The George cowling made her two
regular trips today from Metropolis
here and return today. doing a good
passenger and freight business on
both trips.
The J. b. Richardson will be due
in port tomorrow afternoon from
Nashville and way landings and Will
leave Monday az noon for Clarksyille
and way landings. She VII DC In
from GAINESVILLE Tuesday night and
leave Wednesday at noon for Nash
willie.
The Queen City viii be due Mon
day from the upper Ohio with large
number OF excursionist en- route 20
New Orleans TO attend the Mardi Gras.
The Peters Ice will oe due Mon
dag afternoon from Cincinnati and
way landings on her way to Memphis.
The City OF Birmingham arrived
yesterday from Birmingham and re-
turned this morning with all the
freight she could carry.
The Harvester arrived In port last
night from Memphis with a large tow
OF empty barges for the West Ken
lucky Coal company. The Harvester
delivered a tow OF 22 barges OF West
Kentucky coal at Memphis.
The Reaper will be due tomorrow
from the mines at Caseyville with a
tow OF coal for the West Kentucky
Coal company.
The w. T. Hardlson arrived from
the Tennessee yesterday afternoon
with a tow OF several bargcS OF rail-
road ties for Joppa. She went on
down the river with her tow.
The Blue Spot arrived from the
late yesterday afternoon
with several barges OF ties for Joppa.
She went on to Joppa with her tow
The LYDIA returned from Joppa
Yesterday afternoon with tow of
empties and today she got away for
the Tennessee with empties after a
tow OF ties.
The Condor. OF Joppa, came In port
late yesterday afternoon with tow
OF empty barges and returned to
Joppa this morning.
The /. n. Hook Is due in from
Cairo, where she delivered a tow OF
Cumberland river ties.
The big towboat Joseph u. VIII
liams grounded part of her tow of
coal at Henrico. Ark. and at the last
report the work of floating the coal
boats is still in progress.