Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-09
railroad companies, who declined to make

reduced rates.
The present season is remarkable in the
fortunate absence of fatalities by drowning.
In The DIsPATCH last week the negligence
of the State Fish Warden in permitting fish
ermen to break the law by stretching their
nets in the thoroughtare was commented on,
and the result OF the publication has al
ready been the appointment of n new Fish
Warden, who has been instructed by Cover
nor Albeit TO keep a sharp lookout for the
pilferers. The new official is Harry Snyder,
OF Atlantic City, and he promises to give
the visiting anglers full protection from net
tiers. The 1sning is still good, and large
parties go out every day from the inlet and
thoroughfare.
THE PITTSBURG VISITORS.
Among the Pittsburg guests at the Hotel
Hoffman are Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Rodrigue. 81.
S. Stewart ana c. 81. Thompson.
Postmaster Mexican, of Pittsburg, is ex-
pected to arrive tomorrow with his family.
Charles Manning a weIl-known Pittsburg
politician, is at the Cataract with his wife.
Among the Pittsburg colony ut the Man
'sion are Miss Jennie Adams, Miss Rosa Bos-
singer, r. B. Sterritt, John J. Tonley, J.
Holmes Miller, Mrs. L. Miller, Miss NJ. King,
Mrs E. NJ Moody, Miss Edith Moore Harry
B. Shidle, q. X. Dornan, I. L. Haggard and
Prof. A. S. Horne.
Judge Stowe, of Common Pleas No. 2, is at
the Mansion with his son.
Prof F. F. Kirk, of Pittsburg, is expected
to arrive at the Mansion in a few days.
A number of Pittsburg boys stopping with
their parents or relatives at the Windsor
have organized a basebaH club. The men,
bers are c. E. Entruer, Walter e. Stevenson,
+. NJ Carnegie, A. Carnegie, Jr., Frank S.
Peirce, Eugene Robertson, Lee w oodall. John
r. Lyons, W. Grant Lyon and Harry Butter
field.
Among the pretty bellies who represent
Pittsburg at the Windsor are the Misses j.
Wainwright, Kate Cassidy, Ettle Cassidy,
Lide Sergeant and Eta Sergeant.
Miss Grace Hicks, daughter OF we'll
known Pittsburg quarryman, is guest at
the Seaside House.
James Delavan Heard, OF P1ttsburgI Is
registered at the Seaside House.
L. c. Cunningham, wealthy Plttsourg
glass manufacturer, is at the Seaside House
with his family for the summer.
John Z. Frazier, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ.
johnson, Miss Martha Kirk, P. c. Gillespie,
Hugh D. Renwick and r. W. Carroll are
among the Pittsburg guests at the Albion.
Cearles Reese, adj jUtant of the Eighteenth
Regiment, n. G. P, is at the Albion.
John j. Bennett, of the Plttsburg Post, is
spending his vacation at the Albion.
Colonel A. d. Boyd, of Uniontown, Pa, is
at the Albion with his family.
The Pittsburg colony at the De Soto in
cludes d. W. Mckennan, Mr.. and Mrs. d. C.
Coperstown, Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Harrison,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Zimmerman, Miss Kate
Z. Wells. Miss Jennie Faulkner, Mrs. L. ID.
Riddle, Mrs. n. West, Miss Maude G. Mars
ton, John Munhall, and family, H. c. Moore,
John z. HARRISON, Mrs Edward Houston,
Mrs. James Flood, Master Edward Flood,
Charles Flood, Charles W. Houston. Mr. and
Mrs. c. II. Stride, II. T. Hamilton, George S.
Eilgon. Charles A: Trautwein, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. A. McClurg, Miss Lena Gross, Mr. and
Mrs. f. A. Newlin, Mrs. NJ X. Mac Miller, W.
S. Mckinney, Mr.. and Mrs. John Swan, Mr..
and Mrs. Alex c. Watkins, c. w. Dcford and
f. H. J. Lang.
AT the Chalfonte are Mr.. and Mrs C. A.
Atwell Mr. and Mrs. Charles Atwell Miss
Z. S. Atwell, W. d. Bell, Miss +. j. Loomis,
William \. Easton, Charles Wilcox, Mrs. NJ,
Black, Miss Lille R. Davis and Mrs. W. j.
Shaw.
W. R. Bratt Mr. and Mrs. c. z. Doyle, John
NJ Anderson, George 5. Edgar, IL. p Hamil-
ton. Postmaster Newell, N S. Woodruff,
Judge stowe, S. H. Geyer, prominent attor-
ney; sydney Seaman, a well-known iron
man, and T. K Ray, an extensive shoe
dealer, are among the Pittsburg visitors who
donned surf costumes at Harry Rutter's
bathing establishment this week.
Lawrence Phipps, OF Pittsburg, who is at
the Windsor, hooked 60 weak fish the other