Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-30
WHERE LAWYERS WILL 60.

A Lot of Them Will View the Sad Sea
Waves rs They Break Upon the At
lantfc Coast-To Mountains Others win
Go.
The lawyers of the city will nearly all 60
| somewhere for rest and recreation during
the heated term, but many of them have
not yet definitely decided where they
will go. In many cases their trips will be
governed by the number and financial value
of the cases that may come their way before
the summer adjournment of court
John S. Lambie will make an extended
and somewhat prolonged trip through the
special invitation extended him by the
G oSernor of Utah, who is personal friend
and who has arranged to show Mr.. Lambie
the interesting features OF the Mormon dis
trict After visiting Utah Mr.. Lam bic Will
go to California, and spend some time on
the Western coast.
A Happy Party Bound for Michigan.
C. c. Dickey, S. q. Trent and George
Shiras, Jr.. will form a party which,
with Grandpa Shiras will go to Mar
quette, Mich. where they will join George
Shiras Ill, who has been on his own
have made extensive arrangements for their
outing. They have had constructed lake
fishing boat, which is large enough for them
to live upon and they will fish and hunt
until the heated term has passed.
Henry Meyer, Alexander Mcclure and
Thomas A. Parke, with their families, will go
to the Thousand Islands. This party have
enjoyed their summer outing together for
several years and they have visited nearly
every place of interest in the East. They
have, therefore, decided to spend this sum-
mer on the st. Lawrence river.
W. d. Moore will go to the seashore where
he will be in easy reach OF Eastern cities.
He has, he says, considerable professional
business in the East and during the summer
he will combine business and pleasure with
headquarters at Cape May.
He Doesn't Like Strange Places.
John Shoemaker will go to Atlantic City.
81 am not good traveller" Mr.. Shoemaker
said, land have worry enough here with
out hustling about in strange places. I
propose that my vacation shall be season
of rest and pleasure and will go where
am acquainted and where 1 know the people
and where can enjoy myself"
Stephen II. Geyer, who has wandered the
world over in search of pleasure and recrea-
ton, will this year flee to the mountains.
and he has shivered in the SHOWS OF the
North: he has listened to the sad seas song
in the East, and he has chased the buffalo
and jack rabbit in the West. This summer,
however, he viii go out for pleasure and
rest and will HE himself to the Fayette
county mountains and will gambol through
Andrew Stewart. His headquarters will be
at Ohio Pyle.
Colonel 4. C. Robertson, who in other
years has been lured to the seashore by the |
summer turn his broad, fat face to the |
setting sun, and will take plunge into the |
Pacific Ocean, off the shores of California.
William Reardon, the criminal lawyer, says |
he will spend this summer as he has spent |
many Others. at the headwaters Of Sawmtll |
run.
Bremen Too Busy to Leave
W. J, Bremen thinks he will be too busy |
with politics to take a vacation during the
heated term. '1 will spend a short season
opens,'' Mr. Bremen said. "Then I win re-
turn to work, and in the event of Mr.. Cleve-
lands election will be in the hands of my
friends to be sent to any resort at home or
abroad that the President may decide"
United States Commissioner s. G. McCand- |
ass viii break away from the counterfeiters |
Ind moonshiners long enough to get well
she ocean at Atlantic City,
James S: Young will go to Cape May, but
le says he will endeavor to see all the in
before returning home.
W. K. Sh1ras will go to Lake Superior, but
will during the summer join his father and |
brother at Marquette Mich.
Judge Kennedy will go East for a time,
Ind will then make a slow trip to the West.
George Elphinstone. City Attorney of d,
Allegneny, Q1Q not know Wnere he would |
70. He said: 81 always say will never 70 |
back to Atlantic City, but somehow al
ways do"
j. j. Miller leaves this week for Europe.
11oreland VIII Go to Atlantic City.
City Attorney Moreland will, as usual,
pend few weeks with his family'a at Ocean
Grove. Assistant City Attorney House
axes his family to Cape Nav.
w. B. Rodgers will go to Europe. He says
le has seen about ali the interesting features
n America, and he will spend the summer
broad.
Tom Marshall will. he says, remain at
home if his family will allow him. 81 have
10 idea where they will take me-" Mr.. Mar
hall said. "Of course will 20 wherever
hey go: but If left to myself would be en-.
irely content to remain with my dogs and
ny old cook on the hill above Allegheny.
There I could diet myself and would be
lappy."
Arthur Kennedy thinks there is but one
,lace on this earth to summer. 81 will visit |
IL the resorts in New England he said.
There is where / can find the most pleas
re-"
Assistant District Attorney Goehring will
% TO Europe.
Captain E. \. Breck will visit the resorts
ear home
Ex-Judge Fetterrnan will stay on his farm |
nd Major W. B. Negley will go East some |
There. He has not determined on the place |
et.
Attorneys Wise andMirron will 90
ogether to the Eastern resorts and Messrs |