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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-04
Sewickley Society Notes,


Miss Parker, of the East End, is spending Q
few days with friends in the village.
Mr James Murdoch, of Cascade, Colo, is
here on short visit to relatives and friends.
Miss McCleery is in Massillion, O., having
gone there to attend the wedding of her cousin,
Miss McCue, which took place last Wednesday
evening.
Messrs. Frank and George Hutchinson,
Lawrence Woods. Frank Semple, Frank New
ins and Marshall Christy will return to their
college duties this week.
DR.. s. +. Shannorleft yesterday for his home
in Denver, Col, after q short stay here among
relatives. Mrs. Shannon and little son, Hugh,
will remain /. week or two longer.
The dancing party given Nsw YEARS. night by
Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius for their cousin, Miss
OveA was one of the prettiest: parties ever
given in the village Miss StoneP REQ lived Sith
Mr. and Mrs. Corneliu5 and Miss OviS
The first of this series of thr =, assemblies
was given in Cho5 j Hall last Wednesday even
ing, Although no Sc largely attended as the
holiday assembliet usually are it was a very
pleasant affair and thoroughly enjoyed by
those present
The reception given by M and Mrs. Hugh
]. Murdoch last Friday evenlsl was verf
pleasan; affair inde ID, being thoroughly e. :.
joyed by the large number of iS:sts present
Mr. and Mrs. Hug, J. Murdoch, r., Miss Muir
doch aed DR.. and Mrs Samuel Shannon, of
Denver, Col, received with Mr.. and Mrs. Muir
doch.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-04
FOR ABUSE OF ALCOHOL
Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate,

DR.. W. E. Crane. Mitchell, Oak, says: at
has proven almost a specific for this disorder;
it checks the vomiting, restores the appetite,
and, at the same time allays the fear of i'm
pending dissolution, that is SO common to heavy
drinkarau
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-04
Holiday Visitors.


Mrs. Jennie Armagast, of Federal street, Al
legheny. who spent the holidays at Altoona,
has returned home.
Mrs. B. Fisher, of Wellsville and Mrs. Wad-
tngton. of Fit. Wayne, are visiting Mrs. Mur-
dock, of Montgomery avenue, Allegheny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Davidson, of New
burg, N. Y, are visiting Mrs. Ellsworth's
parents on Juniata street, Allegheny.
Miss e. L. Backofen, graduate of Philadel-
phia Hospital, youngest daughter Of ]. g.
Backofen, after a soiourn of five years in the
Quaker City, has returned to follow her pro-
fession here.
Miss Annie Miller, of Virginia, is visiting
Miss Martin, of Resaca street, Allegheny.
Mr.. James Milmaro. of Mansfield. Pa, is
visiting his friend. the well-known italian in.
terpreter, August Cook.
Miss Lizzie Munge, of Wheeling, W. Va,
has been spending the Christmas holidays with
Mrs John Newman.
Mrs. Oliver g. Kearuey, Of Congress street,
has gone to her home ct Leetonia, O., to spend
the holidays.
John Rankin, formerly in the office of Adams
Express Company at East Liberty. now age mt
at Wilmerding, returned to the East End yes
terday, accompanied by his bride, formerly
Miss Westfall, of Williamsport. Pa. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rankin will reside at Wilmerding.
Miss Irene Heinz, of sharpsburg, the daughter
OF ID. j. Heinz, left yesterday for the Rolli-
daysburg Female Seminary.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-04

GREAT sale of tapestry brussels carpets.
Read the advertisement Of Edward Groetx-
niger.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-04
Stylish Suitings,

Oyercoat and trouser material, of the
best quality at Anderson's, 700 Smithfield
street. Cutting and fitting the very best. su
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-04
guests were entertained BY dancing until late

hour.
One Of the pleasant events Of the past week
was the marriage Of James II. McClune, q
well known young man Of Pittsburg. to Miss
Lizzie Hellerbach. daughter Of the late Casper
Hellerbsch- The wedding presents were costly
and numerous. The young couple have the
best wishes Of host of friends.
Mr.. James Ross and Mr.. Clarence Marsh,
with the assistance of Miss Maud Neugent and
Miss Nella Flack, took merry sleighing party
of II couples out the Brownsville road last week.
supper was had at the hotel. where Two
fantastic until morning.
Anew Years party was held at the residence
of L. o. Cameron. Bellevue, in honor Of Mr..
7. Furya, of Yokohama. Japan, student Of
Ann Arbor, Mich, Law College, at which quite
a number Of Bellevues elite were present and
spent very enjoyable evening.
The wedding of Mr.. Charles Roth and Miss
Carrie Yorg took place New Years Eve at the
residence of the bride, Grant avenue, Bennett,
Pa After partaking Of an elegant supper,
the festivities were kept up till the wee
small" hours.
The most important concert of the Linden
Club series so far this season will be the one
given tomorrow night The programme will
be one of unusual interest, and in addition
Mrs. W. L Lucus will sing several selections.
Mr.. j. ]. Freund, the Southside merchant,
took his employees out sleighing on Monday
evening to the Windsor Hotel, where they par.
took of q nice supper and enjoyed dancing and
had good time In general.
The marriage Of Miss Eva Crooks, of Liberty
avenue, to Mr.. Alex McClaren, was solemnized
Tuesday evening. Rev. William Thompson,
officiating.
Mrs. Colonel Foulk of Fifth avenue, enter
tanned = number of her friends last evening In
observance of her birthday.
Mrs. James Hays gave q luncheon yesterday
at the Duquesne Club.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-04
Sons of Veterans,

DAVIS CAMP will attend the installation and
camp fire of Camp 50 tomorrow evening in .
body.
The installation Of Camp 162 will take place
on Tuesdar evening. George Daft il the in.
staIling officer.
The officers Of Camp l3s. Of sharpsburg,
were installed op Friday evening by Brother
John voight. of Camps.
DAVIS CAMPS installation will take place on
Tuesday evening. Sons of Veterans and G. A.
&. men are cordially invited to attend.
The gold mounted ttin) sword presented to
Lieutenant Colonel II. M. Rebele by Davis
Camp, will be carried by him to the next Divi-
sion Encampment to show the rest of the boys
THE officers of Camp SO will be installed to-
morrow night by Captain-elect L. H. r. Foulk
of Camp 1872 A camp fire will be held after
the installation. Posts S8, l2S and 1872 and all
the camps have been invited, and large turn.
out Is expected.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-04
Motber. Brlpe the Little Ones NOW

To Aufrecht, photographer, Ole Market
ST., where you can get II elegant cabinets
tor 81 90 for one week.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-04

The most important concert Of the Linden
Club series so far this season will be the one
given tomorrow night The programme will
be one of unusual interest, and in addition
Mrs. W. L. Lucus will sing several selectionA
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-04

Mr.. j. ]. Freund, the Southside merchant,
took his employees out sleighing on Monday
evening to the Windsor Hotel, where they par
took of q nice supper and enjoyed dancing and
had good time In general.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-04

The marriage of Miss Eva Crooks. of Liberty
avenue, to Mr.. Alex McClaren, was solemnized
Tuesday evening. Rev. William Thompson,
officiating.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-04

| Miss Martha and Master ]. Anderson Hagan.
| the pretty little children of e. W. Hagan of
| Meyran avenue, entertained their friends last
Monday afternoon in truly delightful manner
| The billiard room for the time being became an
| assembly room, and dancing was INDUCED in by
the wee ones to their hearts content The re-
| freshments were deliciously appetizing. Mrs
! Hagan at the same time entertained about 20 Of
| her lady friends at q tea.
On Tuesday evening a surprise sleghinp
| party from the East End and Lawrencevile
surprised Miss Mazel A. Graham, of Catas-
| auqua, Pa, the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Robb
her grandparents, where she is now visiting.
Wright. Reese, Kerr, Stein. Martin s Robb alx and
! Johnston, and Messrs. Mckinley, Evans,
| Wright, Preller, Martin, Holden, Furgeson and
| Robb.
On Tuesday evening white domino surprise
party was held in honor of Mr.. W. Lee Murphy
| at his residence, No. 35l4 Leech street. Dane
| ing was the feature of the occasion Among
| those present were: The Muses. Bailey, Wright,
Gallery. Martin. Boyle and Henderson,, and the
| Messrs. Really, McAdams, Call, Cramp, Bole
Limpert Harding. Murphy Johnston, Clark
and McPike.
One of the most enjoyable events of the holi-
day week was the party given by Mrs. Anshufz
and Miss Martin, of Resaca street. Allegheny,
| The german, led by Miss May AtwelI and Mr..
| George Bailey. was danced until midnight TO
! the sweet strains of Gernert's orchestra. Re-
freshments we're served under the direction of
| Luther. which was no small feature of the en-
tertainment
very enjoyable progressive euchre and
dancing party was given on New YEARS. night
by MISS Ida c. Cameron at her residence. at
Bellevue, Pa. Euchre was INDUCED in until II
T. NJ, when refreshments were served in
| elegant style by the hostess after which fha
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-04

ANEW Years party was held at the resloenc
of L o. Cameron. Bellevue, in honor OF Nj
T. Furya, of Yokohama, Japan, q student 9
Ann Arbor, Mich, Law College, at which quit
number Of Bellevue's elite were present an
spent very enjoyable evening"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-04

Mrs. Colonel Foulk, of Fifth avenue, enter
tanned = number of her friends last evening IL
observance of her birthday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07

HlutpliiI ifSblh VIZ " Nhi's
Florence Faqie Total
output ........si 400 ~ 100 I22,I00
shipments ls,ioi 27.o2o 1924
Balance on hand 7s.soo zorro $3.50
AZ announced in the Mining News n
week or two ago, y meeting 81 the stock
holders 81 the liuckcyc Iron Mining Com
pauy. took place al Aleno'ninee last I ues-
day, the 27th. The meeting was for the
purpose 81 rcufganizing the company.
under ia, laws II Wisconsin. and redut-
ing the capital stock 20 S3Oo, 900. Alter
a short session tho meeting adjourned
until Wednesday, and Marinctie. Wis
consln. was desirnnted NJ the place for
holding IT, AT the adjourned meeting all
contemplated work WAS done, and the
name 81 the organization changed from
the Buckeye Iron Mining Company to
the Buckeye Mining Company, dropping
the word "lrOn." As soon as all the
stock is called in, another meeting viii
be- held and officers elected. Work mt
the Buckeye viii be prosecuted with the
utmost viCor during the coming winter
The plincipnl Stockholders present were
Edward Schohcil, w, H. lugersoll. and
W w Moves, Chaa. Moves and Chay.
HalIctt II Florence, and H. ID. Fisk, az
Iron Mountain.
Tho first shipment 81 ore from the
Iineuln reached Escaniba Thursday
aud will go forward 10 Chicago ~ soon
~ Il cargo ~ in dock. Another cargo
will probably go 90 Cleveland hiurc the
clO,e az navigation II was a glad sight
tn the stockholders who have been pay
ing assessments 80 long.
IRpN MOUNTAIN RANCE.
The biggest weeks record for hOisting
at the l.udington mine wis made lnst
week, when 40 average 81 600 tons a
day wa- brought 10 surince. This week
thby win DO nearly as well. and by the
2lst. instant The compnny will PROBABLY
have completed is 10000 toms slnp.
ments for the season. Tho Iadinafpn,
under the able management ~ Supt.
Bankcs, appears TO bcrcttmg tothe 'front.'.
The oreaiion of the new building plant
at No 2 shalt ~ The llnmiltpn mine,
Which wal be The largest hoisiug pluntin
the world, Is being pushed with the ~.
most dispatch, the work going CA night
aud day. Snpi, Jones expects to accom-
plirh some ~ tho bust work ON record IN
IN hallng out tie shaft WHOM h0 gets
started az n. AZ this writing there IL
about 900 feet of water IN the ~ ift, aud
il viii very likely an Co the top. II
WI be interesting 60 see how quickly u
j. emptied whom the ten ton boilers are
started dipping II out
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07
Lake Freight Situation.

Although there seems 90 boz little in The
iron market rs yet Co warrant such il
proceeding, it h fact that vessel owners
have been asked in few eases TO namca
rate OF freight Tor next season on blocks
OF 100000 - 10000 tons OF ore This
may be- nothing moro than an inquiry
upon which some ore company intends
% base certain features of its business,
bat il has caused snme favorable com
ment in the market Ore rates arc
quoted az 81 30 from Ashland, ninety.
five cents from Marquette and eighty
cents from Escanaba, and the tendency
is toward an advance IN these figures, on
account Of the urgent demand for vessels
at Dulpth Co take wheat "a huiialo ~
four cents Coal tn Portage has paid
sevcniy.iive cents within the week and IL
is thought that the fifty cent rate to "
waukec and Chicago will be advanced in
accordance with the improved rate to
Lake Michigan from lluiialo. Coil Tor
The head Of Lake superior Is still moving
AT forty centg.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07
MARQUETTE RANGE.
Items o. Interest Carved from the Columns Ct
Iron o G.

Items % Interest Carved from the Columns Ct
Iron o G.
Mr.. Geo Wagner, Who is exploring up
on lands bel lnaing 10 the Ross estate, on
the southeast quarter ~ SECTION six
teen, 1926, this county, has found hem
attic ore st depth from surface Oiiorty
iect There was about thirty-siN leet oi
diff. then four feet ~ nHpplng after
which came The ore. Mr. Wagner hns an
option from the Iron Cliffs company on
section fifteen, the east liuc ~ which Is
but n short distance nom where ore has
been found by him The prospect pre-
SCENTS nm encouraging appearance, and
the chances for u mine are thought To bo
good There appears tc be an ore.bctI-
ing formation here That Is well worth eX-
plOring, and the chances FOR considerable
being done in that quarter are good.
The diumond drill being operated by
tie jackson lrnH Company Co thenorth-
west ~ their Office cnt ten ilct ~ hemn.
titc this week at n depth al DO feet
from surface. The drill ran out OF the
ore, but il will bc kept in motion until
more il learned of the formation mt that
pOint. The company would hesitate To
sink ahaii for deposit 81 the size midi
Gated thur Tar liy tho drill, but II may he
that further search might revpal some
thing sufficiently valuable 60 warrant
the expenditure that the sinking 81 a
shaft would neccssitate.
Superintendent lawtOn, ~ the Phtt
mine, Cascade range. was u vistOrtnOur
office on Thursday He reports thr Int
ca be doing exploratory work, conduct
ing affairs qufily, md with u view To
determining what the property possesSc'
IA tie way ~ marketable deposits oiorr,
They arc drifting aud cruss-cuttIng, and
think they will prove up something Oi
vnluc-olc that will be clean, well up IN
metallic iron. aud mar the Besscmer
hgii ~ to phosphorus.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07
FROM THE MARKETS.
General Features Of the Iron puaincBs- Iron Ore
Movements-Pig Iron.

General Features Of the Iron Business Iron Ore
MOvemcnts-Pig Iron.
The Ocytilsud Iron Trade Reviews re-
sumo ~ tho week IN iron cifclcs
The s0meahnt anonnleus ,eie u pre-
HrItefl ui the railroads taxed 10 thriF UTMOST To
meet existing demands upon their rlrfyHe ca
parity, while &c che slWe time tieie " little,
any, anxiety Go place orders Tor 'helF equipment
Perhaps AN explanation ~ found ii tlle ftct thu
the nvesti c puhlic Us taking very itue inieN~t
ust HON Va rdlroasi honi~ or stocks oi ANY
Kind. Nith-iundiug money 2rons easier each
wHek. Probably this state 81 undue conServa.
tlsm viii continues 90 prevail until after he turn
~ tie year. when tiia lianal liquidation VIII have
taken plnse nud the dividend accounts VIII have
heun fanrrd up TIE Iron markets. lli I've nra0.
time. continue Ia thr even tenor 81 their way,
with occasional weak spots bat generally show
lnf q tone az strength FeunjrirH urc dunguuly
fairly WELL and are disappointed that business
docs not respond more promptly to The improved
Influences abroad ln the country Expectations
nre rrnfrnl. however. that ~ toe prfHccdr 81 The
cl3ts nrp mors irely distributed debts are paid.
and Tie our basins ability ui the mnrse~ lil
rfcnfed. at fpfmL ~ Iron bi. urss VIII feel the =
ccfs southern seus have lcrn selling ~ Gin.
cinnntl nt = rite fully flunl 20 The rate 90 pro-
hurtlun. and prices rplllcd arr hetirr than have
atfrnce from Thirty H. fifty rents Ter ton higher
than thn cnfrcnt aid ~ nn equal period two
mohfhe uao. speriiN brands ~ grey Iorm have
next yeur ~ sio5g) cash az furnace Other
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07
MICHIGAN MINING SCHOOL.

state school oi Mining Engineering, giving
practical instruction In Drawing, Physics Me
chanical and Electrical Engineering, shop.prac-
ice Chemistry, Assaying, ore Dressing Metal.
iurgy, Surveying, Mining, Minoralogy, Petro.
wapy, Geology etc. Has summer schools IN
Surveying, shop.practice and Field Geology.
Laboratories, shops and Stamp Mil well eqmp-
ped Tuition 'rc,. For catalogue apply TO the
Dlgsetor, Houqhion, Michigan.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07
rInnENcE MININa NEMa.

Following * the l'lorence'H output an
shipping record up TO date:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07

81 the SHIFT HIN ben nIrn|ebfene<I 10 mid
the whole shaft 10 depth u about
eighty Icet put Ia fitrttIae4 shape. AZ
tins point the water Wns reached mil
one pump wns started up "Wednesday
aud another ~ ready t., swing into the
shaft The turned from the hillside.
which tnrs the shnft at what H. called the
inst Iets1, has been wtimlnred and a
track laid. and the water which ~ leina
pumped H. being run out here instead oi
being pumped 10 surface. The shnft II a
two compartment one and will afford
room for two cages, and pump and lad
'lerway. The lowering ~ the water may
be slow rs all the openings are connected
with this shaft A small hoisting plant
has been placed and il being used 10
handle timber. As the lcwabic Com
pany Is doing the work, Supt Brown, of
course has charge 81 it.
AT the Pewnbic, the exploring shaft il
down about $50 feet and in sandstone.
As sDOn ~ the states are reached. The
diamond drill work will begin Asinall
hosting engine has been placed. with
which TO do the hnisiing. The shipments
so far, aggregate for The sensnn some.
thinsmor than 5S 900 tons aud some is
yet ia stock The daily product isabout
300 tons. The drift east. al the 500 loot
level has been pushed beyond the present
ore body about go feet in jasper, and as
soon ns u few feet more hns been driven.
both ways viii bgin. Every
thing in the machinery line works very
smoothly and the output of water i
about $50 gallons per minute.
From Mr.. Stephen Wheeler we learn
that the company which will do the cN-
ploring ON section Twenty-Five, has begun
The erection 81 comfortable camp, and
that the new shalt will soon be com
menced.
At Quinncsec n hosting bent hns been
erected over the new shalt, and thcsmall
hoisting rlnnt brought into use A
power drill with steam rs a motive
power will be used.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07
A Little Girls Experience in a Light
house.

Mr. and Mrs. Loren Trescott are keep.
ers of the government lighthouse at Sand
Beach, Mich, and are blessed with u
daughter four years old. Last April
she was taken down with measles, fol.
lowed " ith dreadful cough and turning
into fever Doctors at home and Mt
Detroit treated her, but in vain, shegrew
worse rapidly, until she was n mere
"handful OF bones" Then she tried DR..
Kings New Discovery and after the use
of two and u half bottles. was complete
" cured They say Dr. Kings New Dis
coyety X worth it's weight IN gold yet you
may get "A trial bottle free AZ llocking's
Pharmacy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07

Bns nln.ng Notes IN along the fxsaemlnee
ard other D In Ranges.
NoRuAYu unRENr.
The work ~ iso2 Inng the old Keel
yiidpe n making i9if ytrogtees, The collar
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-07-01
Aound the Earth by Steam.

This little planet is about 24,0OO miles
in circumstance. and, within a score OF
years, We shall probably be able TO make
over 10000 miles Of the journey in a
palace car.
We shall start, say, from Boston, and
follow the sun TO San Francisco There
We shall be switched off on the line
which viii run through British Colum-
bia 20 some port in Alaska line which
even so conservative a railroad man as
Charles Francis Adams prophecies viii
be in operation before the baby who IS
now cutting his first tooth celebrates his
twenty-frst birthday. At Alaska We
shall take short trip by water and reach
the eastern terminus Of the Siberian rail
way in a few hours From that point
we shall skirt the norther boundaries Of
China and India, just Craze Alghanistan,
and entering Russia in Europe, stop over
st st. Petersburg for a nights rest. Then
viii come Berlin. Paris and London.
The Gar is pushing the Siberian Rail-
way with great vigor. Half the distance
TO the Pacific has already been covered.
When paying mines are developed in
Alaska, as they win be, We shall connect
that Territory to the States by the con
tinuous whistle Of locomotives. With
these two lines in operation we can do
the p, 900 miles with ease and comfort,
and the other 800 across the Atlantic by
steamer in five days, or possibly less.
This Is something to look forward to-
v y. Herald.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-07-01
What Religion Isn't

It isn't going to church to see what the
people wear, OF to find fault with tie
preacher.
1t isn't running in debt for things ycu
don't need, and never paying for them.
It isn't giving away a great deal of
money publicly, simply that the people
may speak well ofyou.
1t isn't staying away from church,
when you know a special collection is
going to be taken.
1t isn't leaving one church and join
ing another whenever you do not like
the preacher.
1t isn't reading SO many chapters a
day, or saying one prayer over and over.
1t isn't sitting in the house and solemn
ly refusing to eat anything cooked on
Sunday.
1t isn't putting all the big sound ap-
Piles on the top ofthe measure, and the
little and rotten ones in the bottom.
1t isn't telling other people what to do
in prayer meeting, and letting the devil
tell you what to do in business matters.
at isn't whipping your boy for smok-
ing while you have cigar in your own
mouth.
1t isn't telling the servant to say mot
at home