Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-30
WHERE THEY WILL ALL GO.
An Unusual Number Will Leave for
Europe in a Few Days.
MANY TOO BUSY TO GET AWAY.
Special Places Lawyers Have Sought Out
for Themselves.
ATLANTIC CITY STILL HAS THE CALL

this hustllng and keeps people on the run.
The average Pittsburger, weary for the
time of his own affairs and with money
enough to provide some recreation, is just
now working himself into an uncomfortable
condition by endeavoring to determine just
where he will spend his summer vacation.
Many people have not yet reached a con-
clusion on the important question. Many
have not yet decided where they will go,
but there are hundreds of others who have
not only fixed positively upon the place,
but are just now completing their arrange
ments to go forth into their contemplated
realm of rest and pleasure. THE DISPATCH
this morning tells where some of our best
known citizens will take their outing.
Where City officials Will Go.
Mayor Gourley thinks his only vacation
will be a trip for two or three days to his
farm out the Pittsburg and Western rail
road.
Controller Morrow will not have a long
vacation, but will take several trips down to
Atlantic City for a few days at a time during
the summer and fall. The Controller is
troubled with insomnia, for which the sea
air affords temporary relief.
City Treasurer Denniston will go to a
point in the mountains of West Virginia
where there is healing spring noted for its
efficacy in relieving rheumatic pains. The
Major has been suffering greatly with the
stump which is all the war left of his right
leg, and hopes to get relief.
Chief B1gelow will form one of q party
being organized by C. L. Magee for a trip to
Europe in August. The wives of the gentle
men IN the party will accompany them.
Chiefs Brown and Elliott have not decided
where they will CO. but Mr.. Brown will
probably spend few days at Bedford
Springs, and later take a trip to his cattle
ranch in Washington, near Seattle. Chief
Elliott expects to spend his time in arrang-
ing for the erection of the new Poor Farm
buildings.
The Tax Triumvfrate's Outing
CHER Assessor Case has a trip to Atlantic
City and one to Indiana county mapped out
Assessor Larkln has just returned from the
Minneapolis and Chicago conventions and a
jaunt at Lake Minnetonka, which will do
him for the summer Assessor Hoerr talks
Of trip up the MonongaheIa river with
fishing club.
City Clerk George Booth will go to Duluth
for ten days in August to look after his
Investment in the new Mesaba iron ore
fields; Assistant City Clerk Ed Martin will
spend a week or two at Atlantic City, as
usual. Messenger VIII Gearing has in view
a trip to Philadelphia and Washington.
Mayors Clerk Bob ostermaier proposes
W,
Robert will amnse himself fishing. His as
sistant, Hugh Finn, will go to New York for
Magistrate Leslie and Councilman Hugh
Ferguson are planning a trip to the latter's
marble Quarries in Tennessee.
Auditor William Furniss, of Controller
Thousand Islands.
To the Seashore and Other Places.
Ajolly party for Atlantic City, Cape May
and the New York resorts will consist of
Councilmen Williams ana Pitcairn, ex-
Sher1n McCandless, George Letsche and
George Heminshouse. They start on
Councilman John Eissenhainer is getting
, up large party of relatives to take a trip
down the Ohio by steamer, stopping a week
or two at Cincinnati and returning by rail-
Joseph Bingaman, Chief Clerk in the De-
partment of Public Works, will take his |
family for trip among the lakes. Miss |
Mamie Johnston, department. stenographer.
will accompany her parents to Atlantic !
City.
Building Inspector Hoffman goes to At |
Warden McAleese had figured on taking
his family out TO a farm he hopes some day |
to own in Mercer county, but owing to the |
illness of Deputy Warden Soffel the Warden
has given up hope of a vacation.
CHIEF Clerk Dimes, of the Water Assessors |
Office, will take in the National G. A z. |
Encampment at Washington.
Morris Mead and several of his emploves
in the Bureau of Electricity will trip to |
Atlantic City at different times during the
season. AL Henon, operator for the police
department, will hunt and fish at the
Mackinac Islands.
Police Superintendent OMara has moved
his family to s his farm on the highest point
OF Squirrel Hill, and says that is as good a
summer resort as anyone needs.
Where Surveyors Spend Leisure Hours,
City Engineer William Brown will take a
short vacation at Renova, Pa. His assistant,
Wesley Wakefield, will spend two weeks at /
Chautauqu. Among the other employees in
that office, VIII Taylor will take his wife to
Niagara Falls. E. J. Terrence and William
Gibson are going to New York and contem-
plate trip by boat up to the headwaters of
the Hudson. Marsh McClain is figuring on
trip to Niagara Falls and Canada. Tom
Strickler thinks the Allegheny Mountains
good enough for him and he will take his
vacation up near Cresson. Dan Dwyer will
take his usual Atlantic City trip.
Deed Register West Church usually ac.
companies the Lotus Club, but as it does not
go out this year he will sojourn at Mackinac |
Islands. or his clerks, Harry slocum will
go fishing up the Great Kama ha river and
Joe Woods will spend his holiday at Apollo,
Pa.
Al the clerks in the City Assessors office
ktns and Bob Lindsay will go to Atlantic
City. Alex Miller. William McHugh and
SSeofge ne emsns sene are pMaekins their grips for
a month in Iowa. d. A. Jones will take IL
the National Encampment of the G. A. R. as
washington IN september. Henry Sanders |
will visit his old farm on Whisky run. Dayy |
Bell will go to New York. John Harris ao- |
companies the Recreation Club to Lake
Chautauqua, and Ben Jope has q trip to
Brigantine Beach in view. Squire Rafferty,,
John Lytle and Ed Case are talking of an
excursion to fish in the frog ponds near
Sandusky, o.
David Terrence Goes to Europe.
Chief Clerk David Torn ence in the CITY
Treasurer's office, contemplates European
trip. Frank Dorrington and O. S. McEll-
waine will go to Atlantic City and attend
the National Encampment at Washington,
Levi Richards will take in Detroit and other
lake points. William Lenhart will take his
wife to kiskiminetas Springs. j. H. shep-
haro and his family go to Niagara Falls and |
Canade. Robert Lytle goes to Allan tic City, |
William Woods and Louis Denniston, of
the Public Works Department accompany |
the Argonaut Hunting and Fishing Club to |
the clubs own fishing grounds at Burt Lake |
business men of the city, and last year took
out over 100 members. Henry Durbin Will |
lam Laird, Thomas O'Neil, George Lashell |
and c. f. Swift, all well known in the bust
ness world, go with the CLUB this year as |
usual.
Superintendent Humphreys and Assistant |
Superintendents Evans, Steele and Stewart
will spend their various vacations at Cape
May and Atlantic City. Assistant Superir-
Coates Will go on trip to the lakes,
Superintendent Baker and Superintendent
of the Bureau of Health are plan-
ming for seashore trips.
captain DICK Brophy, of the Second police
district, takes a two months trip to the Pa. >,
oiflc coast in September
Elias Johns, stenographer of the Public
SAFETY Department, will spend the vacation
with relatives at Harrisburg and Lancaster | 4
Detectives Bob Robfnson and Paddv Eie. i