Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-28
Tri.stnte RrenIties.

| THEJP Witherow Works, of New Castle
has Just closed contract to build large char
| coal furnace at Rome, Ga.
| PHILADELPHIA and Reading capitalists are
| at New Florence. and have decided to erect a
| large steel plant at that place.
JAMES WARREN, coke worker. was killed
Wednesday night at Scottdale. 1t is supposed
| that mule kicked him on the head.
FOUR remoustrances are in circulation at
Freedom against the granting of hotel license
for which application has been made by Gus
Klein.
THE pressure of the new gas well at Wssh-
ington is placed at $50 pounds Steps have
been taken to secure charter for the Werner
Gas Company.
THE new furnace of Carnegie Brothers & Co.,
the III" of Braddock. will be blown iii to-day.
Miss Sennie Frick, daughter of II. G. Frick,
will apply the match.
c. B. FOSTER, proprietor of the Beaver Falls
Opera House, has leased that building to the
knights of Pythias and the knights of the
Golden Eagle for term of three years.
JOHN THOMAS, lad 16 years of age, at
tempted to board passenger train at Brad
dock at o'clock last evening. He was thrown
under the wheels and probably fatally injured.
MISS MARY DALZELL, who fell through an
open coal hole on the streets of Latrobe. and
sustained injuries that will cripple her for life
will bring suit against that place for $50 900
damages.
GEORGE B. HARVEY. of East Liverpool, left
Yesterday to accept a clerkship for the Ways
and Means Committee at Washington. This is
McKinley's appointment and was given to East
Liverpool unsolicited.
THE remains of Clark, who was executed at
Waynesburg, Wednesday, were buried at
Masontown yesterday afternoon. The funeral
was very largely attended. Rev. ]. B. Maxwell
preached the sermon.
SEVERAL thousand acres of land have been
leased for oil in the country west of New Cum
berland. W. Va. and preparations are being
made to put down a number of test wells as
soon as the roads are passable.
8 AN attempt was made to blow up a house at
Ph1llipsburg Wednesday night occupied by
several Italians. The house was somewhat
damaged, but the occupants escaped injury
The perpetrators are unknown.
THE Youghiogheny Ice Company, of Nc
Keesport has ordered from the Arctic Ice Man.
ufactnring Company, of Cleveland, one OF the
500 600 30-ton ice machines which is to be set up
at the Youghiogheny ice plant.
HENRY KRAMER, son of George Kramer, a
prominent butcher of Mount Washington.
Pittsburg. who has been running a meat
market at youngstown, has disappeared and
was last seen boarding a train for the West.
GOVERNOR FLEMING, of West Virginia, has
appointed Hon. NJ Van PeIt Superintendent of
the Penitentiary. and Alex. Wilson, of Kama
wha county. janiIOr of the State House. The
appointments have given reasonable satisfac-
Iion.
YESTERDAY morning, in the deposit back of
Honeymoon row, Johnstown. Pa, on Water
street, a cbild's foot with spring heel button
shoe on it was found. 1t was taken to the
mOrgue, none of the other parts of the body
being found.
THE faculty of Washington and Jefferson
College, at Washington Pa. has made another
tn tba Tf
been decided not to admit one certain member
of the class to the college again, but at a
special meeting the full class was admitted to
mem bership.