Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-25

Choice Rsading Matter in Abuudancs In
Yesterdays 20-Pags DIsparch.

l ChoIce Headlng Matter in Abuuonnco IN
Yesterdays 2O-Pags Dispatch.
Miss Nellie BY goes round the world and sees
many nations and many people But the hard
ships and worry which poor Nellie has to en-
dure on her travels more than counterbalance
the pleasurable novelty Of the trip. Now. read
| ers of The DISPATCH can 90 round the world
just as well and i've times as comfortably as
Miss BLY,, and yet need never quit their own
parlors. THE DESPATCH describes every phase
of human existence. from the denizens Of the
metropolis to the dwellers by the Ganges.
Yesterdays 20-page edition was splendid type
OF splendid class Of literature. True literature
should be eminently cosmopolitan. The great
republic of letters embraces the whole world
Yesterdays DISPATCH was filed with the best
and most attractive Of popular literature. CON
tributed by scores of great writer's.
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The Speakership contest grows more interest
ing daily. An appeal to wool men all over the
country has been issued. urging them to use
their influence to defeat Reed. At Rochester.
N. Y. a court trial developed the fact that =
convict had signed two notes being under the
impression that he was signing petition for
his pardon. The Pan-American delegates
visited the Chester shipyards. President Har-
rison has disappointed the Illinois Senators by
telling them he has no time to I'LL offices at
AAoo1A
descended into the water at Honolulu and,was
eaten up by sharks. A FIRE in the Anaconda
mines ID Montana Is supposed to have suffocated
nine men. The Montana Legislature attempted
to organize; there was > split and two Houses
were formed. A quorum was also prevented
in the Senate. It is said that Foraker would
like to have Allen o. Myers chosen United
States Senator.
English politicians are excited over the Bra
lillian revolution and the growth OF Republi-
can sentiment in Canada An impression pre-
walls that Portugal will follow the example Of
Brazil. Miss Fitzgerald, of Connecticut, has
captured title and is now the bride Of Lord
Edmund Fitzmaurice. Mataafa and Malietoa
are still struggling for supremacy in Samoa
Germany will not make haste to recognize the
Republic Of Brazil, and may even take hostile
steps against the new Government.
District Master Workman Ross returned
from Atlanta and talked with . DISPATCH
reporter regarding the work Of the K of L.
General Assembly. A cut and q description Of
the new Washington monument for Allegheny
Parks were published. Prominent citizens told
what Pittsburg has to be thankful for next
Thursday. Colonel Roberts discussed the Erie
canal project. Another chapter of later de-
velopments regarding the Lawrence bank was
presented.
The latest gossip and news in sporting circles
were fully gwen.
Parts second and third contained the usual
quantity Of choice literary contributions.
Franz H Wade, M. D., wrote Of Thanksgiv-
ing Day observance; Willis Kenyon, Of sword
swallowers, and Brenan of early morning
scenes in Pitttburg A number Of famous
actors and actresses discussed religion and
gave their own views and beliefs regarding
future state. The list included Helen Dauvray,
W. b. Crane. Stuart Robson, William ]. Flor
ence, Mrs Langtry. SalYini. Fanny Davenport
and others. Marie Lane sketched life In the
Chinese quarter Of San Francisco, and Edgar
L. WakemaD. the customs of the people Of the
Azores. Mrs. Harrison and the ladies Of the
Cabinet Contribute Thanksgiving Day recipes
and menus Cremation in Asia, by Frank
G.. Carpenter; "A Double Miracle" BY Rev.
George Hodges; ''Rabies." by NJ. Louis Pas
teur; And Breach Of Promfse, (" by Mrs. Alex
ander, were other notable contributions.
There were also special articles from the pens
of Henry Haynie, N. A. Jennings, BumbaIo,
s. Latimer, Clara Belle, Bessie Bramble and
others. A pretty Thanksgiving story, by Rev.
DR.. Talmage and Marian White, was entitled
"Cousins at MadaWasIza." Prof. George Ebers
Joshua" was continued and Ernest Heinrichs
furnished an original fairy tale. The regular
departments and miscellaneous contributions
completed most excellent number Of great
paper.