Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-28
FOND OF FICTION.
LITERARY TASTE OF OUR FUTURE clTI-
ZENs AND cITIZENESSEs.

some want Stories md Other sensations
Why One Boy Would Like TO be d
Butcher-LittIe Ladies Who nre Opposed
to oCopenhagen-Others Find Fun In Ii.
Another group of little ones was invaded
by the interviewer. Their tastes were as
varied as their comple1ions, but all talked
Interestingly and to the point. Some oi
their remarks were highly original. the best
OF them being rs follows:
What do you expect to become when you
grow up?' was asked of Master William Gieser,
OF the First ward.
Il expect to work"
Tom Sarver said: II am years old. like
to go to school, but like vacation better"
Blaine Scott said: II am another year old.
NOT interested in politics"
Il will stay at home this vacation" said Ed
die Hassett
Miss Laura Campbell was asked: "What do
you like to read best in the papersr
"fhe jokes"
What studies interest you the most?"
Everything but history"
Ella Detz charmingly put herself on record
In this wise: Il shall spend my vacation In
Bradford" and Annie Campbell remarked: Il
IKE the stories best in the papers. Will go to
Connellsville."
81 like Copenhagen" said Miss Bertha Clay.
while Miss Mary Cox replied: 'Storie5 are the
best things in newspapers"
Put me down for Delamater," exclaimed
Miss Lydia Ludwig was interviewed. She
said: Il don't like Copenhagen"
Mary Ruth-I love stories.
Adventure stories are my favorites," said
Stewart DorringtOn.
THINKING OF THE FUTURE.
Master Thomas Gallagher said: Il want to
be a machinist, because there is lots of money
in it."
Sensation is my choice" remarked Charles
Rane raad all tha p,urders in tho ma ners
James Gallagher gave this reply: II want to
be butcher, then will have pure meat"
An interesting little First warder, Miss
Annie Norris, said: II read all the stories 1
can."
Clara Demoss-I like story books.
country vacation.
Ada Lownds-I like the jubilee ever 80
much.
Among the Tenth Ward school children THE
DISPATCH representative found some lively
boys One OF them was Eddie Crotzman. II
might take a notion to go up Salt river with
Pattson," said the l0-year-old.
Lizzie Snyder was put down as saying: II
think arithmetic is the best study"
John Johnston-The jubilee is splendid.
Harvey Patterson said: II do not like Copen-
hagen. becouse there is too much kissing"
Nora Sarver was asked what she liked to
read best "The papers, she renIied. Minnie
Johnston said: ~ like to study United States
history. AID admire Washington best of ALL"
"Why?"
because it's fun"
II want to be a plumber, said James John
son. 10 years old.
"Why?"
Because it's good trade"
John Crotzman, Esq.-I am having lots Of
fun.
Bright boys were plentiful as blackberries in
summer. The reporter ran across one James 8.
Young, and interrogated him in this fashion:
SYMPATHY FOR THE DUNBAR MINERS.
How do you like vacation ?"
Beautiful: but will Be glad when school
begins again"
where will you spend the summerr
''On farm at Upper st. Clair"
"Do you like to read P''
''Yes, sir; ancient literature is my choice,
while am anxious to hear from the Dunbar
mines"
Master Sam Scott is colored boy. He was
approached with this question: what do you
look at first in the papers ?'
Baseball aews. then funny things"
Myra Means-1 am IA. VIII go to Green's
Geneva Crum-li expect to leave the city this
Elizabeth Manu- watch the papers to get
the news from the buried miners.
81 will spend my vacation In the house." said
Miss MAY Netting. "Read books. especially
Louisa Alcott's."
"The Pansy books are my favoritss." said
MARY fkODlnSOn.
Charles Hill, of the Second ward school,
spoke these words: II pitcher for the
Beech Street Stars. but don't expect to be
professional ball player"
Il will camp out at Leetsdale," said Charlie
Adams
81 like to read the fairy story in THE SUN
DAY DISPATCH" said Walter Pearson the ex-
Mayors son. ".In the Dark is very good.
Marshall Fullerton-The Jubilee is bushels
of fun.
Abbey Montgomery-I am twirler for the
Scotia Stars.
Harry Price-1 will spend my vacation at
Brookville. Master Robert Barker remarked:
Yours, truly, will spend his vacation in Soho,
Pa" Pm going to farm" said Burt Gibson.
Harold White-I am baritone OF the quartet in
the Second ward school.
THE DISPATCH is the best paper" said Will
Gardner. II read the papers just to get the
baseball news" said Brice Welsh.
Miss Rebecca Klnsley-I am IA. Will go to
New Brighton.
Tillie Gordon-I am going to Westmoreland
county.
Tom Wayland, colored said 1.-THE negro has
as much right here as any Caucasian"
1--WE will take bicycle trip to Cleveland,
Canton and Columbus" said Charles Pollock
and John Minnich.