The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-01

thine this morning. doing a good bust
ness. George Cowling from Metrop-
oils this morning and this afternoon
with large freight aud passenger
list on both trips. Reaper from the
mines at Caseyville this evening with
tow OF coal for the West Kentucky
Coal company. w. T. Harrison from
the Tennessee early this morning
with three barges loaded with 1855
eross-ties, which is a very large num-
Der of ties for three barges.
DEPARTURES-DiclS Fowler for
Cairo and way landings this morn
ing on time with large freight and
passenger list. w. T. Hardison for
Joppa with a tow of Tennessee river
ties. Major Slack for Cairo yester-
day afternoon with two barges of
brick for paving the streets OF Cairo.
NJ. ID. Wayman for Cairo yesterday
|afternoon with four barges OF Cum
berland river ties. Chattanooga for
the upper Tennessee this afternoon
with several cars Of freight and a
number of passengers. She will re-
turn in about two weeks. Royal for
Go,conda at o'clock this afternoon,
doing a good business. John S. Hop
kins for Evansville Immediately after
|transacting business at the wharf
boat. She will be in port again Sat
urday. George Cowling for Metrop-
oils this morning at IL O'Clock and
this afternoon at 1880 with a number
OF passengers and lot OF freight on
both trips.
The City of Savannah will leave
some time tomorrow for Memphis to
enter the Mississippi river trade
April 5, out OF Memphis in place Of
the Kate Adams. Capt Theodore
Hall VIII be in command OF the
Savannah. ,5 D
. u. s. S. Lily expectes TO get away
tomorrow for st. Louis after being
tied up in the local hafbor since the
first part OF December for the win
ter. The Edly has charge OF the
government lights on the Mississippi
from Cairo 10 st. Panl Capt. W. c.
Egan Is IN command of the Lily.
Captains Charles, and Ed Baird.
who are on the steamer shiloh an
the upper Tennessee river trade. were
called home today on account OF the
illness Of their mother Capt. Boyce
Bergman left last night for the
upper Tennessee to go pilot on the
shiloh.
Capt. j. +. Browlnslli Jr.. OF Joppa
came to this city last night on the.
steamer Dick Fowler and left early
this morning for Louisville on bush
ness. Captain Browinski will return
Saturday.
Charlie Order. who has been
striker engineer on the City of Lou
isvile, arrived in the oity yesterday
on the Peters Lee and Will go on the
Rtchardson as striker engineer.
The City OF saItillo viii leave st.
Louis tomorrow evening at 5 o'clock
for the upper Tennessee. She Will
have about 1875 passengers and 100
of them are old soldiers on their way
10 lne cullOn UdNltuttu 10 dtRthd tH'
anniversary ceremonies. which take
place April 6-7. II Is reported that
Ed Latham and Van Petty will so
out on the Saltillo tomorrow as engi-
neers.
Official Forecasts.
The Ohio at Evansville. will con-
tlnne Hising for three days. At Mt.
Vernon. will rise for four DAYS. At
Paducah and Cairo. will continue TO
fall slowly during the next SO hours.
The Wabash at Mt. Carmel, viii
continue rising during the next Sc
hours.
The Tennessee at Florence. not
much change during the next SO
hours. At Riverton and Johnsonville.
will continue rising during the next
"a TO SO hours.
The Mississippi from below 81.
Louis to Cairo. will continue to fail
slowly during the next SO hours.