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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21
Killing Orchard Pests.

Some time ago the electrical papers de-
scribed device which was successfully
used in a park at Munich, Bavaria, for the
destruction of insects. The insects were at
tracted by a powerful electric protector,
and then drawn down by an exhaust fan to
a kind of grinding mill, after being crushed
in which they were mixed with flour and
water, bak ed and used for feeding poultry.
Possibly melted by the success Of this ar
rangement Washington farmer proposes
to wage electr ic war on the insects that
nightly play havoc with the fruit trees in
his orchard. His plan is to have powerful
lamps put in at an elevation of few feet
above the tops of his apple trees. Each
lamp or burner is to be surmounted by a
steel wire screen, umbrella shaped, each al
ternate wire being charged and the other
grounded. When the light is turned on in
the evening it will attract the swarms of
winged insects, which will dash against the
electrically charged screen and be instantly
destroyed The farmer says he can dis
pense with the elaborate process adopted in
Munich for the preparation of food for the
f,wls, as every member of his poultry yard
will be promptly on hand next morning
and will help himself
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along the Blue Juniata. The Pittsburg peo-
pie who helped form the jolly party were the
Misses Carrie and Alice Mckay. Miss Lois
Bailey, Miss Fannie Oliver, Miss Efel Grange
Miss Sue Ewing, Miss Marie Furman and
Miss Mary Bagaley, and Messrs. John
Brooks. Rob Bagaley and Joe Spear, OF Pitts
burg. On the way back the party had sup
per at the "willows."
Congressman W. A. Stone, of Allegheny,
and his wife are at the Springs Tor two
senatoT John Neeb, of Pittsburs, who az
rived last Saturday is enjoying life at the
Springs. He went down to the willows on
Thursday evening for supper with party
OF friends and speaks in glowing terms of
the chickens and waffies which is served at
this old resort
Mr.. James Hayes, OF Camden, N. j., gave q
surprise to Senator Higgings Tuesday about
the time he was getting ready TO take car
riage for the train. He was informed that q
carriage was in waiting for him at the door
and when he stepped from the hotel the
tally-ho was drawn up with party already
on. Senator Higgins was soon in the box
and the happy party drove to the train. 1t
is said that one of the ladies came near
giving the surprise away to the Senator at
the dinner table.
Miss ElKins, sister of Secretary Steven B.
Elkins, Is guest at the Springs with Sena-
Mr.. James B. Scott, OF Pittsburg, spent .
few days at the Springs this week.
Senator William Finn spent few days
with his family this week at the Springs.
John NJ. Goehring Esq, q member OF the
PfttsburR bar, is here for u rest.
Judge Thomas H. Ewing and wife arrived
at the Springs Tuesday night They are
comfortably located in the Swiss cottage for
ten days.
Mrs. James B. oliver, Miss Edith Oliver
and Master d. Leet Oliver and governess
arrived at the Springs Tuesday night for q
weeks sojourn.
Grier c. Orr, ESQ.,, prominent Kittanning
lawyer, is q recent arrival
Mr.. Charles W. cooper, Of Allegheny, spent
few days at the Springs during the week.
Mrs. H. Lee Mason and her accomplished
daughter, OF Pittsburg, are among the recent
arrivals at the Springs.
Mr.. Z. W. Cummins, wife and child, Of
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Bentley Matthews and a wedding anniver-
sary OF Mr.. and Mrs. Pogue. The partici-
pants are hoping that next years recurrence
of this anniversary coincidence will bring
with 1t social function as delightful as was
that of Wednesday night.
coterie OF society young men from Pitts
burg were the liveliest set at Lakewood this
summer. The magnifcent german at the
Casino last week-Friday-was "their
doings," and so faithfully and generously
were their plans furthered and executed by
Manager Sltney, OF the Kent, that they con-
cluded to do the graceful, by way OF appre-
citation. This took the form Of a pair of
handsome sleevebuttons, presented to him
with appropriate ceremonies. But not sat-
1sfied with this, they took him across the
lake TO Charli' Miller's elegant and cozy
resort at Cr-enhurst and entertained MIN
royalty, and five hours were consumed dis
cussing the viands and trimmings. The
ho Is were: Mess J. Scaiie, Robinson, Clarke,
F.ennlken, Jones, Rhodes and Wood, OF
Pittsburg, and Messrs. Holloway, OF Cincin-
natl, and Walker OF Chicago.
Mrs. A c. Graf, OF Pittsburg, received
many handsome presents o the occasion of
her birthday last Wednesday. Among
others was fine monogram cake, sur
mountet by % candles, supposed to be typi-
cal of the number o. mile stones passed ON
llfe's journey TO reach the present ami
VerSary.
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ron, nurse and child; Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
P. Heron, John A. Linsday, R>v. J. L.
Smith and son, w. r. Thompson a:.d
wife, Miss Agnes Thompson, Mrs. A. B.
Earl, Benjamin F. Jennings, Thomas W.
Smith, Mrs. Rebekah Bennett II. r. Brodie,
E. s. Pearson and wife. William D. Hamil-
ton, Mrs. j. c. Dicken, Howard F. Johnston,
william NJ. Scott, F. Mollick. F. E. Mcclure,
c. Wells, j. F, Robinson, James X. Mellon,
Thomas Mellon, Jr., w. G. wilkins Henry
Aiken, R. Horner, E. 81. Miller, c. Nj. Corbit,
Fl. A. Tyles, George A Lazear. W. j.
Shaffer, f. L. Geist, G. W. Spalding, K. w.
Herbert, c. G. DonrelI, J. w. Craig, A. W.
Mellon, W. L. Mellon, r. B. Mellon, j. NJ.
Shields, H. e. Bdwell, H. steinhauser,
Hoimes HeInes Miller. John 4. MoIean. wife.
SON, Miss Thompson, J: Badd.
Johnston, Miss Voeker, Miss Karl, J.
P. Ross, F. F. Jefries, Mrs. William
Witherow, daughter and son, Frank P.
Case, G. W. Cooper, Frank B. Smith, wife
and children, Mrs. Horner, all of Pittsburg
and Allegheny.
Those from other cities are Mrs. NJ. T.
Graf, Miss Graft Sewickley; J. j. Wirsing
and wife, DR.. j. s. Craw ord, Morrison Bar
clay, William Snite and wife, Greensburg;
W. A. snowalter and wife. Latrobe; W. J:
Kirk and wife, Miss Kirk, McKeesport;
Harry White, Jr., Indiana; the Misses Fleck
and Bates Wilmerding, and j. 7. Grimes,
Altoona; Miss Violet Quinn, Altoona.
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to Atlantic City and other Jersey resorts, be-

to Atlantic City and other Jersey resorts, be-
fore going home.
Mrs Adm L. Sailor of Pittsburg has
Joined the colony of Western Penn syl-
vanians at Congress Hall.
Mrs. NJ. E. oliver, of Dnquesne, Pa, is So
1ourning at the Lafayette.
Samuel H. Lichty, of Pittsburg, has pleas
ant apartment for the balance Of the month
at the Marine Villa.
Mrs. Mary Oliver, is a popular Pittsburg
lady, enjoying Ii e at the La ayette,
Dr. ana Mrs. F. H. Mollock. of Pittsburg
arrived at the Lafayette Tuesday for pleas
+. W. Palmer, Public Printer, of Washing
ton, is enjoying life at a Columbia avenue
cottage.
ton are: W. A. Isett, Miss j. X. Barclay.
Miss NJ. NJ. Barclay. Miss Emily Barclay and
Mr.: and Mrs. S. G. DeCoursey..
Mrs. William W. Grace, of Pittsburg, is
locai ed at the United States.
Mrs. Fornancs and niece. OF Uniontown,
Pa, are stopping at the Lafayette.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Logan, Miss Mamie
Annie R. Hazlett, of Pittsburg, are passing
the summer at the Surf House.
Mrs. N. Mckee Graham and Mckee Ora
ham, Jr, of Pittsburg, are enjoying life at
the Stockton.
W. s. Arbuthnot, ]. D. Haflman, +. & Nc
Carice and C. S. Covert. of Pttsburg, have
Joined their friends at the Stockton.
Mrs A. S. Byron and family and Mr.. and
Mrs ". W. Kesnan, of Pittsburg, are occu-
pying rooms at the Lafayette.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. n. Gordon, of Pittsburg,
are located at the Elberon.
S. H. Church and Walter f. Church, Of
Pittsburg, has Joined his family at the
Brexton.
Robert D. Alrich is among Pittsburgers at
the Stockton.
Con :ress Hall is entertaining George c.
Harwood, of Pittsburg.
e. B. Harah, OF Uniontown, is also at Con-
gress Hall.
The Stockton's latest arrivals include Mrs.
J. L. Schwartz, MISS Schwartz, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. M. Black, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Snyder,
of Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Klountz, of Allegheny,
are Windsor guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Steele, Of Pittsbufg,
are Cape May visitors.
NJ. A. Christy is a Columbia guest and
Charles E. Smith is sojourning at Congress
Hall. STEVENS.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21
HELLO GIRLS MUST GO.
Telephone Appliance by Which SUBJ
scrib ers Connect Themselves.
4 SIMPLE KEYBOARD DOES 1T.
Claims Put Forward for the system So
Much Talked of Lately.
ELECTRICITY IN PUTTING OUT FIRES
WRITTEN FOR TIE DISPATCH

An automatic telephone system has been
introduced that seems destined to have a
wide sphere of usefulness. 1t is not a new
type of telephone, but merely an adjunct to
the ordinary Bell transmitter and receiver
by which any subscriber can place himself
in connection with any other subscriber
with whom he wishes to converse merely
by the operation of q simple set of keys
placed upon the telephone box at the sub
scriber's end of the line. The simplicity of
the method of connection is remarkable.
Suppose that subscriber wishes to COM
municate with, say, No. l, 12S. He presses
the key marked thousands once, the key
marked hundreds once, the key marked ten
twice, and the key marked units three times.
His wire is then in electrical contact with
that of subscrib> 1, 1913, and he can ring his
bell and converse with him with as much
ease as if he had been wrestling with
central for ten minutes. The whole
mechanism of this patent takes up space
OF only 6x4x4 inches. This piece of
apparatus is placed in the central exchange,
and takes the place of the ordinary tele-
phone girl At the subscribers end of the
line there is nothing more than the usual
telep- me, with a row of KEYS upon its shelf.
The claim for this device is, first, great
saving in the cost of maintaining a tele-
phone system. The expense of the opera
tors required in the ordinary exchanges
both night and day is entirely avoided.
This is very important consideration when
1t is remembered that one employe is neces-
sary for every IT'S calls per day throughout
this country. The costly and troublesome
switchboard is also unnecessary The
weight of this advantage may be
gathered from the fact that the
new switchboard put in recently BY
leading telephone company in New
York cost $3.50, 600. The service is claimed
to be much more satisfactory than it or
dinarily is, and all vexatious delays and
mistakes are obviated. The subscriber can
make for himself instantaneous connection,
and can disconnect as quickly by the pres
sure of a single key when the conversation
is finished. 1t is claimed that this instru-
ment can be successfully applied to the
work OF large central stations. Whether or
not this claim is substantiated, there is no
doubt that there is wide field for it among
the smaller local exchanges throughout the
country and in private institutions.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21
DOWN AT AsBURY PARK.
Some of the Prtsbure and Allegheny Poo
PIE Enjoying Life There.

Some of the Pittsbure and Allegheny Poo
PIE Enjoying Life There.
AsBURY PARK, Aug. o0.-[SpeciaL IA party
of Allegheny gentlemen, prominent in tho
leading social and business circles of West
ern Pennsylvania. are on Second avenue.
They are: Messrs. E. Greer, A. Greer, E. Can
field. H. Garfield and s. Can deld.
Mr.. Edwin Kincaid, Of Pittsburg, is stop
ping at an Ocean Grove hotel with a number
OF western friends.
Mr.. W. W. Baum and brother, Of Pittsburg,
are stopping at the Laurel, in Asbury.
Miss Ella Clausen, OF Pittsburg. Is becom-
ing identified with the social life of Ocean
Grove, aud is prominent at many OF the
various entertainments so abundant this
season.
Mr.. Arthur Kirk, of Pittsburg will pass the
summer in Ocean Grove.
The Misses N. e. Hughes and F. L. Emerson
are prominent additions to the Pittsburg
=, NJ; 7; L Harper; q q Pitsseurg. and J Messrs.
port, have been enjoying seaside life here
for a week past
MT. James A McNally. OF Pittsburg, is
regular Asbury Park visitor and has made
several sojourns here throughout the sea-
son. He is again here, the guest of his
brother, and will probably remain until
September.
Mr.. John s. Duncan is at the La Pierre in
Ocean Grove. He is a resident of Allegheny
City.
Counsellor A. G. Patterson, Of the Pitts
burg bar, is with his family at the Metropoli-
tan. Another well-known lawyer, also here,
is judge w. H. Jessup, of Montrose.
On Asbury avenue st a leading hotel are:
Mr.. and Mrs Louis X. Stevenson and Mr.. Il.
b. Adams, OF Pittsburg; Mrs. l. D. Churry
and Mrs. A e. Churry, of Allegheny.
Miss NJ. Patterson is pretty girl from Pitts
burg, who has been the recipient OF much
attention here for couple OF weeks, the ex-
tent OF her visit here. She and her relatives
will shortly leave for home by way of Nj
agra Falls and Quebec
Mr.. Henry l. Jones, of Pittsburg, is very
popular with the social leaders at this re-
sort. He is at the West End.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. Boyd and child, Mrs. G.
d. Russell and child are prominent people
OF McKeesport who are entertained at Hotel
Sheldon, ih Ocean Grove.
Mrs. Marsh has brought her interesting
family from her Pittsbrrg home to the
Arlington, in Ocean Grove, where they will
pass the remainder OF the season.
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AT RIDGEvIEw PARK.
Tho Campmeeting Grounds on the Alle-
gh.nies Full of Pleasure Seekers

Tho Campmeeting Grounds on the Alle-
gh-nies Full of Pleasure Seekers
R1DaEvIEw PARK, Aug 20.-tSpecfa. 1.-The
annual campmeeting is now in progress On
Friday service devoted to the interest Of
the young people Of the park was made ex-
ceedingly interesting by the work of the
young ladies and gentlemen who assumed
control Of tne programme, and at P. M. a
lawn iete was given by the Athletic Club Of
Ridgeview.
The lawn fere was under the direction Of
Miss J. De Armit and Mrs. J. Routh. and
much of the success Of the affair il due to
their excellent management. delicious
supper was served by Miss Nellie Bates, at
the Routh Cottage, while tempting home.
made candies were prepared by Miss Glunt,
of Greensburg and Miss Graf, of Blairs-
ville The ice cream table was ably man
aged by Miss Fannie Finley and Miss Anna
Lytle, East End, and Miss Nellie Becker,
OF Edgewood. AZ late hour young and old
retired to thetr cottages delighted with the
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Needy, Allegheny: Mrs. ". T. Dunn, Miss
Lee, Mr.. and Mis- More, Mr.. and Mrs Nc
Elroy, I. M. Orr, Mrs. Patterson, w. F. Pat
terson, C. F. Patterson, Miss Forcythe, Miss
Lottie Packard, Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Muzzy,
Thomas Faucett and family, MI. w. III.
Watt. Miss Lille Stewart.
French, Joshua W: Rhodes P. A: Brenake
II. P. Warden, G. Wilbur Hubley. G. S. Barr,
II. Thompson, L. A. Allcock, Thomas NJ: Nc
Kee. II. c. Fownes, G. Byrnes, Willism With
Hnrton % Singer. Miss lydia Pf"odt
Charles J. Unger and wife. j. NJ. Borland
G. A. Wilson and wife, Master Val Oldshue,
Mrs. A: c. Graft, Bennett Graft, Thomas
Graft, Paul Graft, Miss Graft, Miss Cook, Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Rook and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. H. French and family, Robert W.
Flenniken, Mrs. William Clark, Miss Clark
Miss Lily Wilson, 4. 5. suydam, NJ. B. suy.
dam, Jr., Mrs. w. II. Ewing, Mrs. B. F. Raf
ierty, three children and maid, Mrs. G. A.
Warden, Miss Betty Warden, T. H. Fahnes-
took, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Fownes, Miss Mary
Fownes, J. Charles Irwin, Mrs. James Hart
ley, Mrs. F. H. steele. j. McLurs Ha, es, Mr..
and Mrs. D. P. Reighard, Miss Daisy Ly tie, j.
wife.
Bemus Point-Lenhart House-Hrs. j. A.
Heron, Misses Carrie and Mayme Heron,
Thomas A. Patterson, Mrs. ]. A. Blackmore
Callam, F. W. Van Osten and wife.
Pickard House,. H. Pugh, W. c. Lilley
and wife. Miss Cora Livingston Harry p.
Wyatt, E. A. Graf, Miss Carol Cochran,
Frank JACOBS. C.. Il Amsl, 9, Ches II W. Wal
lace, j; Clarke Kernahan,, Miss L w. Rue,
Miss Nellie Kernahan, II. W. Armstrong,
Masters Howard and William Armstrong,
NJ. F. Macrum, Charles b. Price, Mrs. Eaton.
Point Chautauqua-Grand Hotel-F. T.
Lusk and wiIe, Miss Nellie G. Lusk, Calvin
King and wife, Mrs. j. A Heron, Miss NJ
Heron, d. Edgar Mitchell, e. w, Houser,
Mrs. A. W. Wallace, Master z. NJ. Wallace,
James A. Reed, wife and daughter &. E. E.
Childers. Maurice Arnold, M. Martin Brand,
D. C. YelliI, G. L. Barr, Miss Mollie Koffold,
Miss Jean P. Marshall, Ches. er w. Wallace,
Miss thinner, Miss Steiss, j. j. Vandergri {,
Mrs. W. C. Lilly, Miss Cora Livingstone, W.
Barnes House-T. r. Herd and wife. Rov
Fl. Mcknight Mrs. A. a. Byers, Mrs. L p
Blair, Miss Charity Blair, j. L. Bsair. Mrs. A.
B. West, Miss Alice West, Miss Georgia
West, W. J. Tener, L. C. Woods, II. L. Wal
ters G. Ii. Deeds, A. c. Latimer, <. W.
James and daughter, d. B. Stewart, James
Johnston and sons, Watson Marshall, A. h.
Stannen and wife, Miss Anna MuCutcheon,
n. j. Classy, c. L. Taylor, Mrs. j. W. Taylor,
Miss Annie J. Dempste, John c. Mccullough
and wife. Howard Morton, 7. S. Parker and
wife. Frank Getty. Mrs. j. s. Williams, Mrs.
Sarah McWhinney. Miss Minnie Martins,
Miss Annie kebbick, Miss Mary Swaney.
Lakeside Cottage-Miss NJ. E. Kirkpatrick
James S. Libby, L. j. Alstrom Miss Mary
Mclaughlin, Miss Mary Marshall, E. E. Kir-
ter. William Gold, S. Z. Baird, Harry Lang.
Spencer Cottage-Mrs. LizZy Gazzam, Mrs.
j. G. Kenning, Mrs. j. G. Vincent, Miss Anna
NJ. Vincent, Miss Carrie Long, Miss Jenkins.
+. A. P.
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NEWS FROM THE ARGONAUTs,
A Prominent Lot of fittsburgers Having a
Good Time on the Lakes.

Prominent Lot of Fittsburgers Having a
Good Time on the Lakes.
CAMP AReoNAUT. BURT LAKE, MIcH., Aug.
20.-[SpectaL 1.-The many friends of the Argo-
naut Club will doubtless be glad to hear
that all are enjoying themselves to the
limit, fishing, bathing and weighing them
selves and their catches. Hugh Macintosh so
far leads the race for the largest fish. Mrs.
W. n. Laird offers the prize and Hughie
defles all comers with . 83-inch pickerel,
scales and all. the members are called "Re-
sorters" up here and Pittsburg Resorters"
are first favorites. The barber ian old
SMOKY City" lad) on the Mackinaw steam
ers told the writer that Pittsburg people 'sis
ers, sah."
There 10 o club so-called ball players mn in
this section. They thought they could play
ball until they bucked against the Argonau ut
champions-score, to 6. First. Baseman
Dawson covered himself with sand and
glory every time he stepped to the plate.
If brother Lew DenniDon would only hunt
for wiggles and other pets in Pittsburg city
water, with half the zeal he chases the
elusive grasshopper, PiJtsburg would have
water like Cresson.
The women folk took contract to make
WIN Pollock Q bathing suit. Pollock wasn't
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Humanity at Its Flood at the
Various Summer Resorts
the Past Week.
AND NOW COMES THE EBB,
The Record Smashed to Pieces at
the Queen City of the Sea.
PITTSBURGERs ARE EVERYWHERE
How They Enjoy Themselves on Mountain,
Lake and Ocean.
NEWS FROM ALL THE CAMPING CLUBS

The week past at the summer resorts was
the greatest OF the season, and this is the
greatest season. Atlantic City has broken
all previous records and the mountain,
lake and sea resorts are crowded almost as
much. But this is the tide at its flood.
Already the wave of humanity is beginning
to recede and another week will end the
season at most places.
Below will be found the names of most of
the Western Pennsylvania people who reg
istered at the various resorts last week:
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Pittsburg, are at the Springs for ten days
stay.
Mr.. James C. Doty, the lawyer, OF Pitts
burg, is at the Springs for a rest OF several
weeks.
James B. Oliver, Cougressmen Stone and
Robinson. Senator John Neeb and several
gentlemen from Bedford have formed COM
pany who will build an electric railroad
from the depot to the Springs and through
the principal parts of the town.
GEORGE NJ. HARRY.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21
A Reliable Man.

MI. Griner, Justice of the Peace at
Print, Mich, says one bottle of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy
saved his life. He had been down with
bloody fux for three weeks when he COM
menced using this medicine. 1t soon cured
him, and he believes saved his life. He
also says it saved the lives of three railroad
men in that vicinity. Squire Griner is a
reliable and conscientious man, and what
ever be says can be depended upon. For
sale BY druggista wThsu
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SUNNI .r Resort Notes,

The latest arrivals at the Pagoda Springs,
Mt Clemens, Mich, are: John z. VAIN
wright, Lon j. Bloor, Joseph Stadfeld and
George L. McFarlane and r. N. McGee, OF
Pittsburg.
The Emsnon Camping Club, which has
been having jolly time at Conneaut Lake,
will leave for homo next Friday. Among
the members are: Mr.: ana Mrs. William
Mrs. John Stitzell, Miss Sadie Hare Lydia
Chambers, Ralph Tannehill, Wilferd Gra-
ham, James v. Oliver, Katie Krauth, Albert
Mary NcEwen. Rdwin Pennington, viii
Terrence, Minnie West Orion o. Reams
sidney J. N. Siemon, Sarah Hare, Guy Craig,
Nellie Wolfe and Elmer B. McGaw.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21

persons who came to New London simply to
look on for a few days, soon numbered them
selves among the most eager students and
remained until the close. As was expected,
most of the visitors were from New England
and New York yet all parts Of the Union
were represented.
Pittsburg sent Q colony OF Is. Among
them were Mr.. and Mrs. j. Dunlevy, Master
Jesse and Miss Alice Dunlevy, who charm
fngly entertained their friends at one of
Pequot's pretty cottages. Mr.. Dunlevy and
family left New London Tor Boston last
Wednesday.
Next years session, wherever it may be,
will command q large and enthusiastic at
tendance.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21
NEW YORK..
SPEND SEPTEMBER AT THE
NEW KENT HOUSE,
NEW YORK.

On Lake Chautauqua, lakewood, n. 7.
Rates Reduced for September Guests.
Fine bird snooting; good fishin :; weather
delightful-warm days, cool nights, under
blankets. Cuisine unsurpassed; in Septem-
ber our fruits and vegetables of every
variety are furnished IN pro uson from our
own-the famous New Kent House Farm.
As Is well known, the New Kent is the
finest Autumn resort in America, and Pitts
burgers returning home from the North and
East should arrange to stay over a week or
two in September, the Queen month on
Queenly Lake ChautauQua. Hotel perfectly
equipped.
For illustrated circular, giving full infor-
nation, diagrams OF rooms, ETC., etc, address
the NEW KENT HOUSE CO.,
Lakewood, N. Y.
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UP IN THE MOUNTAINS.
A Jolly Party of Pittsburgers Enjoying tbs
Delights of Pine Heights

Delights Of Pine Heights
BIRMINGHAM, Pa, Aug. 20-[SpeciaL1 i
There are jolly lot of pleasure seekers at
Pine Heights Inn. This Is a comparatively
new resort, not far from Altoona, and is
bound to be popular. Among those here now
are: j. f. Cass, wife and family, Miss Cass,
E. G. schmertz, wife and family, Fslician
Slataper and wife, 8. W. Kerr and family,
Miss King Mrs. Thomas McKaig and family.
and her nieces, and the Misses Helen and
Anna Macbeth.
Harley Mcknight was here over Saturday
and mae his friends happy by telling a
euchre party this week Mrs. MoKaig took
first prize. A party OF 20 took a trip to
Water street during the week to o chicken
and waffle supper, and had q merry time
coming home.
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ing Railroad and one
from the Pennsylva-
mia have been estimat-
ing the number of Wis.,
iUurs here. The esti-
mate was made for
Thursday of this
week, and the result
shows that all previ'
Gus records have been
topped by at least
49, In other words,
there were fully l5J, 600
visitors op the island
Thursday night, and
as there are not ac-
commodations for
that many it will