The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-03

river Forecast.
The Ohio at Paducah will con-
tinue TO fall.
Today's Arrivals.
Dick Fowler from Cairo.
Three States firm Cairo.
ohio from Golconda.
Cowling from Brookport and Me-
trpolls.
q. w. Robertson from Livingston
Point. Brookport and owens land
ing.
clyde from Joppa. ILL.,
Henrietta from Tennessee.
Reaper from Caseyville.
John l.. Lowry from Evansville.
Today's Departures.
Dick Fowler for Cairo.
Ohio for Golconda.
Cowling for Brookport and Me
tropolis
Robertson for Livingston Point.
Brookport and owens landing
Three states for Cairo.
Clyde for Waterloo. Ala.
Reaper for Hickman. Ky.
4 ~ AaRMNN AOl faNAAHN
J. Il. Richardson for Nashville.
River and Weather.
| Gauge at a. m. marked rs
feet. indicating a fall OF seven-tenths
OF foot during the past "a hours
Weather cloudy and business good.
Notes and Personals.
Hundreds OF colored excursionists
came TO Paducah 10 celebrate today
by steamboats,. The Ohio. Robert
son and Cowllng brought In i'm
mense crowds and also the John l.
Lowry They came from all points
above and below here
The ferryboat Three States. which
runs between Cairo. H.. and Wick
liffe. Ky. arrived at O'Clock this
morning with 900 colored people.
having left Cairo at midnight she
will return tonight.
The J. ID. Richardson arrived al
6 o'clock this morning from Nash
vile and cleaned boilers. She de-
parted for Nashville this afternoon.
owing 60 low water la the Cumber-
land the Bob Dudley Win replace
the Richardson In the Paducah.
clarksyille and Nashville trade. ar
irving sunday aud leaving Monday
for ClaTksyille. The Ryman line
lwill return 10 It's old schedule. the
DUDLEY leaving here on Mondays at
noon for Clarksyille and returning
and leaving on Wednesdays for
Nashville.
| The Nashville. which has been
lying up NJ Nashville. Tenn. arrived
at 10 o'clock last night and Was
hauled up on the marine ways here
today to be reclaimed After re
pairs she will resume her Paducah
and Nashville trade. In which the
Robert Rhea is now running.
The John l.. Lowry was the Ey-
ansville boat today. enjoying a good
passenger business especially.
The Clyde. which came out OF the
Tennessee river at 2 D. m ycstcr-
day returned from Joppa. ILL.,. nj 7
O'clock this morning and Is receiy-
ing freight at the wharfboat. She
leaves at 6 o'clock this evening for
Waterloo. Ala. She enjoyed an I'm
mense business on her recent trip
up the Tennessee.
| The Kentucky Is due tomorrow
might from Riyerton. Ala. She
makes return trip Wednesday
leyening at o'clock.
The City OF Savannah will arrive
early tomorrow night from ST Louis
on her way to Waterloo, Ala.
Captain Jack white. a well known
Cincinnati and New Orleans pilot.
arrived in the city last night on
business.
| The towboat Henrietta arrived
today from the Tennessee river with
a tow OF ties.
The Russell Lord. which came
out OF the Tennessee river yester-
day with a tow OF ties. is lying up
at the Aver a. Lord Tie company's
fleet for repairs.
The towboat Margaret will leave
tomorrow for the Tennessee river TO
load ties, In command of Capt. Earl
Jacobs.
The towboat Reaper. OF the West
Kentucky Coal company. is due to
pass today from Caseyvllle with a
tow OF coal for Hickman. Ky.
| Record time was established by
the towboat Cleaner in her trip to
New Orleans with 20 barges OF coal