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A, warden, Misses Ann and Betsy Warden.
Point Chausauqua, Pease Cottage-Joseph
Jones. George T. Lang, A. K. Barker, II.
Morton, Miss Margaret W, TAYLOR. Miss
Marion Rae, Mrs. j. M. Ward, Miss Ward.
Bafnes Cottage-Rev. G. L. Bradshaw, Mrs.
L 3. Stewart, Miss Lilly and Jennie stewart,
Mrs. w. N. Dumbrill, Miss Jennie M. Dun
brill, J. Z. Joliey and wife, Misses Gertrude,
Sadie, Alice and Emma Jolley, Mrs. NJ Jack
man, Miss Marian Jackman. Dave C. Nc
Cutcheon, 8. NJ. Petty, Thomas W. Pratt,
Miss Nellie Roth, Miss Lena Junge, Miss
Lizzie Ross, Miss L. r. Petrowsky Ed
Petrosky, william E. Ootting, Charles f.
Smith, Richard Bard and family, Misses
Mary, Lilly and Adah Scott.
]. B. Han Irguft.
Lakeside Cottage-Mrs. W. L. Marshall and
children. Miss Budie U. Foster Charles II.
Longbrein, j. Benton Culbertson, Miss Cul.
bertson, William T. Bennett, Misses Mar
garet, May and Gene Elphinston, Captain
William Crfder and wife, Mrs Marion
Lyons, Miss Annie Lyons, Miss Annie Smith,
Msyyille,Hosel Chautauqua-Frank B.
Williams and wife, 2. g. Barber. j D. j. Nc. T
Geagh, Miss Lille McGeagh. Mrs. r. NJ Nc
George Hall, Frank v. Meeker and ]. H Fry
Thompson House-C. L. Lydie and wife.
DR.. j. r. Kerr and wife, Miss Belle Mat
thews, Miss Clara Ilin, George Daschbach
and wife, w. H. Lemon, Carl Dillemuth,
William p. Bennett. w. F. Wilson, W. Nj.
Jacobs, George W. Reed. A. r. McKain and
wife. J.. A. Lutoh, ]. p Kredel, Mrs. W. N.
Dumbrill. Miss Jennie NJ. Dumbrill, william
A. Parker and wife. Z. C. Valiant, A. J.
Miiiar, A. W. Montgomery and Thomas T.
Hill. PARKER.
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WHERE They ALL CO To.

Where did James G. Blaine 60 to
when in Europe1
Where did Senator William M.
Evarts 60 tor
Where did Mr.. P. D. Armour go tor
Where does every well-informed
man or woman whose system wants
rebuilding 60 or wish to go1 To
Carlsbad, where exists the greatest
health resort In the world, and has
been known as such for centuries.
Because by a wonderful power it
builds up the body and renews the
life quickly yet surely. Because
Carlsbad has become a name signif-
cant of all that is best in renewing
life. If, therefore, anyone is unable
to go to that famous resort, the next
best thing possible is to use its waters
at home. This can easily be done
either by using the imported waters
of Carlsbad or by dissolving some of
the genuine imported Carlsbad Spru-
del Salt in ordinary water. In this
way the same effects are produced as
if taken at the Springs. Carlsbad
can be brought into every home.
Buy the genuine imported Carlsbad
Salt only, which must have the sigma
ture Of "Eisner & Mendelson Co.,"
Sole Agents, New York, on every
bottle. su
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spolled several eXcur-
sions to Panama Rocks, drive of about ten
miles to one of the most beautiful and ro-
mantic places in this part of New York. To
visit Chautauqua and not see the rocks is
considered almost as Dad as to miss seeing
Niagara. There are many lovely drives
aroun Lake Chautauqua, OF which that OF
Panama is not the chief though 1t ends up
the best. There is beautiful road to Lake
Erie, and about two miles above Mayville q
good view Of both Erie and Chautauqua can
be had.
The Chautauqua crowds are increasing
daily, the boats on the lake being well
loaded on all occasions. The crowd at and
around the ampitheater opening night was
estimated at over 10 600, which Is the largest
which % ever attended tue opening exercises.
ing Pfttsburg names: Mrs. C. II. He1ter, Mrs.
e; r. George, Mrs; Joseph Hepler, H. P.
Nails MaliSs Mrs VI W. MsOandlsss Ansss
and family, Of sewickley, Mrs. r. T. Nc
Ruolf John Lathwood, William H. Jones,
Anger, Miss Miss Laura N a %S Taylor, To- Mi Miss % Anna J.
Dempster, Elizabeth N. Dawson, William J.
Dunn and wife, Miss Marguerite Mccormick
Sterlingworth Inn, Lakewood-W. T. Pat
erson, N. A. Vandervort Henry Ii o.d,
Thomas Rodd, Miss Jean r. Marshall, Misses
amy smd
Miss Wattles, Mrs. C. c. Hax, Misses Minnie
and Claudia C. HAx, DIR. Fortee and family,
Miss Myrtle Graf, Miss Edward Gregg,
Miss Bessie Burton, Mrs. w. II. Brown,
Charles Brown, Miss Clara Brown, Mr.. Lathe
Packard, Misses Anna Steel. NJ L. Brown,
Carrie Brown, Aggie Brown, Master Dill
worth Brown. Ed Groetzinyer, Paul Little,
Halsey w. Foster, H: H. Brown and wife,
Mrs. Lloyd L. Little and daughter. Sheldon
B. Graf.
New Kent House,. McC Hays, Thomas
O'C. Jones, Joshua w. Rhoades, w. G. Rob
inson, w. H. Hyde ana wife, R v. Krune and
wife, F, C. Neale, j. Werner and wife, ]. A.
Rutherford, A. It.. Broadhead, Alan d. Wood.
w. Q. Robinson, Mrs. W. H. Ewing, Nra B,
!, Ranersy and fAmily, eswfckiey, 1rs. G.
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field, of Allegheny City Pa. and Mr.. W. M.
Clark and family, Of Tfdiout, Pa, are guests
at the Nesbitt, Nantucket.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. 7. Hysple. of Pittsburg.
registered at the AQudneck, Newport.
PROMINENT among Ptttsburgers in Boston
this week were Mrs. B. Campbell, who regis
tered at the Revere House, Mr. Frank car.
lick at the Adams House; Mr.. E. NJ Buntz a L
the United states; and Mr.. G. II. Black at the
AT The Magnolia, Cane Ann, the following
are late arrivals from Pfttsburg: Mrs, John
W. Chalfant, Miss Nellie Chalfant, Mr.. W. q,
Hawkins, Jr.. MtssMargaret Hawkins. Miss
Annie Hawkins. Miss Jeannette Hawkins.
MT. ". G. Hawkins. Master Richard Hawk.
ms, Reese Hawkins and nurse, Mr.. W. H.
are Miss N. II. Pearson, Mrs. ]. j. Pearson
and Miss c; 3. Pearson, Of Harrisburg, Pa.
Mrs. b. J. Cilley. springdale, Pa, Is at the
Wentworth, Newcastle, N. II.
Mrs: Z: T. Roberts, Mrs. H. D. Sellers and
Mrs 8. II. Roberts, child and nurse, of Pitts-
hant, ~
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Mrs. Russell, Mrs. D,

Ramsey Patterson, Mrs. J. w. Forney, Mrs.
Mrs. James Bemerman, Mrs. william Walsh,
Mrs. j. 1. Daily, Mrs. J. NJ. Gallagher, Mrs
II. NJ. Grant, Mrs. z. T. Miller, Mrs. W. II.
Mallad, Mrs. Putzel, Mrs. E. A. Clifford, Mrs.
Massie, Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Russell Harrison,
Mrs. E. B. Bensell, Mrs. NJ: Kroner. Mrs. H.
G. Lppincott and Mrs. 2. Y. Beattie.
Congressman John Dalzell is a guest of
the Shoreham, accompanied by his wife and
daughter.
James G. Blaine, Jr., is still at the Stock
ton, visiting his friend, Robert Adams, Jr.,
ex-Minister to Brazil.
United States Senator PETER, of Kansas,
has returned to the Bre1ton, accompanied
this time pv his wife.
Thomas c. Morris, wife and daughter,
prominent people of Wheeling. W. Va, are
guests of the Bre1ton for the month of
August.
c. Kopp and C. H. Leightner, of Allegheny
City, are enjoying a pleasant sojourn as
guests of the Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 1. Aaron, of Pittsburg, are
DELIGHTFULLY."- located at the Stockton.
Miss Emily Campbell. OF Pittsburg, is one
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Stockton. She is a refined blonde of win
ming manners.
Andy Mansman, of Pittsburg, is popular
guest at the Albion.
James Mcdonnell, Jr., is among the Pitts
burg newcomers at Congress Hall
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Dearney, of Allegheny,
are among the star bathers OF the season.
L. II. Miles, OF Pittsburg, is sojourning at
the II ygeia.
Joseph A. Kelso is among the Pittsburg
pleasure seekers at the Stockton.
NJ. +. kistler, of Plttsburg, is at Congress
Hall ior protrscted stay.
Mrs. NJ. L. Klein, of Pittsburg, is quietly
resting at the Albion.
Lawrence Helm is among the recent Pitts
burg arrivals at Congress Hall.
Henry Lippert, OF Pittsburg, is a popular
newcomer at Heckler's.
Assistant Postmaster Albert j. Edwards is
visiting Postmaster Mckean at the Hof-
man.
L.. yilsack. A. Vilsack and J. vilsack,
wealthy PiUtsDurg brewers, form a Jolly
party at the Seaside House.
Mrs. NJ. A. Harper, charming society lady
of PittsDurg, is popular guest at the stock
ton.
II. C. Robinson, of Allegheny, is comfort.
ably situated at Congress Hall.
Owen L, Mcmahon, a Pittsburg publisher,
weshy na IRON
of Pittsburg, is at the San Moicos with his
wife.
Mrs J. NJ. B. Huntington and Mrs. William
Biddle of Pittsburg, are among the best and
most regular women swimmers OF the sea-
son.
E. NJ. Norton, a well-known book publisher
OF Pittsburg, is registered at Congress Hall.
H. r. Weiderich, of Pittsburg, is a recent
arrival at Heckler's.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Thompson, Of Pitts.
burg, are registered at the Hoffman for a
fortnight's stay.
James J. Robb, the lawyer of Pittsburg, 10
taking in the ozone from the piazza of the
Seaside House.
F. E. Ewart, a well-known Pittsburg mer-
chant, is spending his vacation at Congress
Hall.
Pittsburgers at the Stockton.
T. q. Ulan, of Pittsburg, is located at the
Albion for a short stay.
Z. I. Durker, q well-known commission
merchant Of Pittsburg, is pleased with his
seashore experiences. He is registered at
Congress Hall.
new arrivals at the San Marcos.
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into the festivities with hearty will, which
has been the means Of making the week Just
past the liveliest of the season. Tally-ho
parties fishing and horseback parties have
been the rage for outdoor amusements,
while the ballroom, the cardrooms and
parlors are crowded nightly by jolly, laugh
ing crowds.
Just now the road most travelled by the
guests at the Springs is the pike between
Bedford and the Willows. Day after day
long professions Of carriages roll over the
thoroughfare with gay parties whose mis-
sion is to feast on chicken. and mufles," In
olden times the "Willows" was stopping
place for stage coaches, and even then was
famous for its hospitality. Its fame has
grown with its years, and never was IL moro
deserving OF commendation than tins
season.
Governor Pattison is still at the sprinpa
whore he will stay until the 10th instant
whom he will return to Harrisburg, his fami.
ly going to Cresson for few days. When
the State Executive first came to Bedford it
was plainly noticed that the labor trouble
at Homestead had told on him. since he has
been here he has taken great amount of
exercise, and to-day when saw him at tine
Spring ne was looking as bright and as fresh
as the day he was first sworn in as Governor,
Caught ON the veranda.
A guest at the Springs who divides the
honors with Governor Pattison = Hon. JOAN
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A Decided Success the First Week-Father
Sheedy's Sermon-The Lectures of the
First Days-Pittsburg Visitors Enjoying
Their Outing by the Sea.
NEW LONDON, CONN.,, Aug. 6.-tSpcctaLl J.
The Catholic summer school is just now of
absorbing interest to the society OF New
London. The first week of its first session
has attracted 300 persons, many of whom
will remain during the next two weeks,
while every steamer and train brings new
arrivals. The summer school will soon be q
friendly rival of its sister, the Chautauqua.
Rev. Father Sheedy, Of PIttsburg, de-
lighted his old friends and made many new
ones during his two days stay in New LON
preached the first Sunday evening sermon
OF the course. His subject, "The Church
and intellectual Development" brought
large audience to hear him and to be
charmed with the truth of his statements
and the grace of his utterances.
Mr.. Condi B. Pallin was heard Tuesday
last on the vital question Of Socialism" The
illustrated lecture on John Boyle O'Reilly,
by Miss Catherine O'Keefe, OF Lawrence,
Mass. was one of the evening treats of the
past week.
burg, will be among the first OF next weeks
arrivals.
The names OF Prof, John p. Brophy, OF St.
Louis College. New York City, who lectured
Relation to Civil and Religious Liberty" and
Of DR.. O'Leary, Of Manhattan College, who
spoke of the philosophy ofhistory, attracted
crowds to the Lyceum Theater Monday. The
many Pittsburgers who have been pupils of
these two learned doctors, would consider
the best praise, but faint praise Of the treat
which their talk afforded.
Rev. J. Laughlin, D. D.. Chancellor Of the
archdiocese OF Philadelphia, threw strong
light ON the early days OF the Papacy in his
lecture OF last Tuesday. DIR: Laughlin's
Secretary of the G.. E. U. Warren E.
Mosher and wife, of Youngstown, o., are at
the Chapel Cottage.
Mr.J. E. Ridge, OF Youngstown, is at the
Crocker House.
Miss Augusta Olwell, of schuylkill Haven,
Pa, is at the Smith House
Maurice Francis Egan, of Notre Dame Uni
versity, closed his series of lectures on
THURSDAY.
The Misses Mitchell, of Akron, Mr.. j.
Mosher, of Youngstown, and Mrs. NJ. Nugent,
of New Lisbon, o., will arrive the coming
week.
Miss Tromey, of Washington, D. c., is the
most daring swimmer who visits White
Beach.
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cOmlnB Ol tu0 'lIOn
City Club" is looked forward to with much
interest in North Bay, where it intends
camping. This industrious little town was
not in existence ten years ago, and it rushed
up to dignity after the fashion of Oklahoma.
In 1889, just one month after the first tree was
cut down, there had grown up O row OF log
huts. And this was the infancy of North
Bay. Now it has over 1000 Inhabitants. q
general public buildings. Lake Tallion,
which Is to be the site OF the camp, is one Of
Q chain Of lakes. And the people tell us
IL Is full Of bass, pike, salmon. trout and
that gigantic creature, the moose, ia often
seen in droves of i've and six.
DIR. Sutton, of Pittsburg, who has been 60
is now enjoying the cool winds of the
Georgian Bay, at the new and fashionable
resort of fPenetonguiskene, Ont.
At the hotels of Toronto the following
registered this week: At the Albion, II It.
Watson, J: B. Grey, 7. White, T; Esgen, g.
II. Kuthwiller, G. j. Kuthwiller, William NJ.
Price, John Reeves, F. G. Lyons, r. Merrill,
burg; at the Rossin, James Fitzsimmons, l.
Il. Porter, Howard Jones, NJ. A Robb, B. h.
Mc1llheny, Thomas Delaney and II. A.
Scare, Of Pittsburg, ae the Queens, II. Mckee,
Z. W. Hartman and wife, Pittsburg; e.
Eagen, of Petrolia: J. o. Krume OF Nc
Donald and C. H. Collins Bradford.
Colonel W. 8. Palmer, Sharon, is staying at
the Palmer at present.
g. B. Campbell and Mrs. E. NJ. Campbell,
Oxford, Pa, are at the Albion.
K. Patton, Of Hollidaysburg, Pa. and T.
Lloyd, Of Mcheesport, are among the latest
arrivals at the Walker, Toronto.
The Hon. W. E. Burdick. OF Bradford, Pa,
is staying at the Queens, Toronto.
One hundred and seventy Americans from
other cities than Pittsbnrg are also regis
does not include those at boarding or pri-
vate houses.
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possess o daughter OF son who are enthu-
siasts on the subject; of course no one OBJ.
lects, as their target seems to be the natural
beauties OF the Alleghenies.
Governor Pattison and party have changed
tnelr date for coming and will reach here
August II instead Of August 1S
Mr. ana Mrs. John Moorhead have re-
turned to Pittsburg, but their children still
occupy the cottage
Mr.. NJ RothschfId and August Wolf have
their families here and drop down Friday
The Cresson Springs Company held its an
nual meeting in the reception room of the
M9untain House, August 2. and elected
Welsh was again chosen President
Mr. Charles Donnellv's two children met
with quite a mishap the other day as they
pony tbs aed
OF sprained wrist and a severe fright
there was no damage.
-. The guests Of the Mountain House are on
ttp-toe of expectation, looking forward to
the noral display that Is to be made Sunday
Dy the walters. There is prize offered and
great deal of rivalry exists.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. W. Painter returned Tues-
day evening accompanied by a young lady
friend, Miss Sarah Lane, Of Troy. N. Y.
visit Ss nases Same Up night to
Judge had his photograph taken with his
granddaughter in his arms.
Among other prominent Pittsbur2 people
Nimick, Mr. and Mrs. william c. Haslase. Mp E
and Mrs. William M. Graham, Mr.. B. ThaW.
Mrs. Thompson McCIintock, Captain p. Y
Breck, Mr.. and Mrs George 0rth, Miss
Loomts, MIR. James NJ. Atchison Mr. j. W.
Crawford, L. w. Dalzell, Miss Bonnett.
a friend Of Judge Acheson, Miss nj
Brown, Mr.. Fred Bussman and Mrs. William
Turner, Of Williamsburg.
The children amuse themselves pIay1no
euchre, and Miss Rebecca Darlington ia con.
sidered the cham pion. WIZ
The Brazilian Commissioners will be hare
the early part of next week
The guests were treated to an old time
jubilee last Saturday night. The walters
assembled on the front porch and rendered
some Southern melodies
Leo Oehmler, II. Kaufman. Mr.. 7. w Rake.
well, Mr. Morris Baer, W. Dewitt Harold. e.
Steiner, Elmer Nelson, Walter Burns.
Lewis Featherman and j. C. Irwin came
down to spend day or two this week.
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It has been q dull week at tile resorts
| generally speaking-dull.
Bar Harbor is not drawing card this year
| save with a handful of foreigners, distin-
guished through position or title who allure
| their feet. Among those cutting q high
swell are the Marquis Imperali, of Italy;
Mauroyein Bey. OF Turkey; NJ. LIE Ghait the
Minister; Baron de struve, the Russian Min
| lister; Senior de Souza Roza, the Portuguese
Minister, and Mr.. Gripe, OF Sweden.
tha United Supreme Court, and John Green. n
leaf Whittier are the most prominent men
at the mountain resorts this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Chesssuan, of Pittsburg.
are at the West End Bar Harbor' for the
The Husseys. Of Pittsburg. are at The WILL
lows, Prout's Neck, Me-, the family party in
Mr.. +. B. Hussey, Mr.. W. G. Hussey, Miss @.
2; Hnssey, Miss Hussey. Miss Byram and
Mr. and Mrs. H W. Rose, of Pittsburg. and
are at the Prouts Neck House, Prout's Neck.
Miss Darlington. of Pittsburg. is guest at
the Marshall House, York Harbor.
Mr. Joseph Raymond, of Pittsburg Is
spending a brief time at scarboro Beach,
Mrs. R. Hampton. of Pittsburg, is at the
Ocean Bluff House, Kennebunkport, and OK
poets to remain until September.
Among the most graceful and enthusiastic
dancers at Rye, N. H., this season is Mrs.
Rufus II. Heron, of Pittsburg
Mrs. A. E. W. Painter. of Pittsburg, is at
the Farragut, Rye, N. a.
Mr. George Singer, of Pittspurg is one of
the leaders in the dance and germans at the
Maplewood, Bethlehem, n. H.
Mr.. 1. B. Welty. of Irwin, Pa, is a guest of
Miss Olive Mcfarland at the Kearsage. North
Conway.
Mrs. w. A. sterritt. Mr.. Clarence sterritt.
Mr.. William Sterritt and Harry L. Farrell,
of Titusville, Pa, are registered at The
Oceanic, Isle of Shoals
Miss May Z. Bent Of Harrisburgh, leads in
the social pleasures at Manor, Mass, and Is
the belle Of the season there.
DR.. d. w. Murcer, Of Pittsburg. will oc-
cupy the Banker cottage at Hyaumsport un-
til September.
Mrs. Hutdakofs and Miss Anna Huidakofe
of Meadville, Pa. ARE summering at the Man.
omet House, Plymouth, Mass.
Mrs H. d. Sellers and Mrs. 8. 7. Roberts,
of Pittsburg, have arrived at the Ocean
House, Swampscott, Mass.
Mrs. D. 2. Mitchell and Mrs. Charles n.
Owl, Of Plttsburg, are guests at the Nesbitt,
cottage, Nantucket, Mass.
NrS. n Grter, Miss A. Grier, Miss e. Can
AALA, Ntsa 3. 8. CAnAeld and Mis- 8. z Can.
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son so far as crowds
are concerned, and a
stroll along the board
walk at any tin e
when it is not raining
is sufficient to make q
Pittsburger think he
is doing his custom
ary afternoon on Fifth
avenue. The residents
of the Gas City are
everywhere - in the
ocean and out of it,
but always in the vi
cinity. The interest
of the buSy week CEN
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can claim a big ma
5orfty. At no time
in the history of the
resort has the City
of Iron been so lalge-
ly represented. Ev.
g ry profession is
here, and all are en-.
joying themselves to
their hearts content.
The rush still keeps
up, every train bring
ing a crowd, and the
prospects are that
the present month
will be the biggest
A ugust in the his
tory of the resort.
The weather now
is all that could be
desired, and young
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1t Is high tide at the scashore and the top
Of the season in the mountains. The
weather generally has been good, and Pitts
burg folk by the Thousand have had de-
lightful time during the week at the vari-
Gus resorts On the coast good fishing and
fine bathing is reported. Things will re-
main at full pressure for several weeks
now, and, taken altogether, it promises to
be one of the best paying summers for
many years TO hotel men.
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ol prosperity, anu
Cape May is full of
guests. Life Is most
pleasant here. The
leading social event
of the season was the
testimonial ball given
to Simon Hassler this
evening. Among the
patronesses of the ball
were Mrs. Fra n X
Matthews. Mrs. Lerch,
Ned Wharton, Jr.,
Mrs. Lewis Cohen,
Mrs. Connol, Mrs.
Rankin, Of Pittsburg;
Mrs Russell Mra. D.
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burg people as near
the northern end of
civilization as rail-
roads will let them
60. Am g RIGA
come here to rest
and trough it."
generalI Iy-not to
wear fine clothes,
and 60 to fashion,
able churches on
Sundays. A mem
Der OF a certain
Pittsburg clnb told
us, 1--WE always
leave dress coats
and like belongings
at home" The
corniuoof the trTron
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PLRAsUR1NG AT BEDFORD sPaINGa
Some OF Those Who Are at This Famous
Old Resort.

Old Resort.
BEDFORD SPRINGS, Aug. 6.-[Specfdi. i
s. L. Mestrezat Esq, prominent Fayette
county Democrat, and a leader at the bar,
arrived at the Springs on Thursday for
brief sojourn.
P. A. schell and wife. OF Somerset. are at
the Springs for a weeks stay.
Mrs A. j. Cadsly, of Somerset, is at the
Springs.
Mrs. Charles Arbuthnot and Mr. A. Ar
buthnot, of Pittsburg, arriv ed at the Springs
on Thursday tor ten days stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. McClintock are among
the most recent Pittsburgers to register at
the Springs. They are here for an extended
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. u. Trent and Master Ed
mund X. Trent, of Pittshurg, arrived at tile
Springs on Thursday, for q twoweeks' stay.
DR.. Samuel Ayres, wife and two children
registered at the Springs Friday. They are
comfortably situated in building -B'' and
will stay Tor some time.
F. e. Rutan, of Ptttsburg, arrived at the
Springs on Thursday night and is comiorta-
bly, located for the next two weeks.
Miss Semple, an attractive young lady
from the Smoky City, arrived ON Friday.
She is at the Springs.
MI. L. N. Byers. Of the firm of A. NJ Byers
4 Co., arrived as the Springs to-day.
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VISITING THE FALLs

Western Pennsylvanfa People Reported
From Famous Niagara
NIAGARA FALLS, Aug. 8-[Special 1.-The
August season ut the hotels opened up this
week very great There were several moon
light coaching parties. a german at the In
ternational and flower drive. A local
church organization gave Kirmess. This
set everybody around the hotels crazy about
dancing, and the noon minuet, danced be.
fore lunch at the International, seems quite
. drawing card. The Issak Waltons report
sucoesh Among the Pttesbuxssys here this
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10 piuckeu Dy the
Yankee in his quaint
original way, while
the " esterner in re-
turn is fatted on
poorer fodder than
he gets at home. But,
nevertheless, they
always, on their re-
turn, tell of delight
full times in the rural
and rustic New Eng
land resorts, OF big
billed dinners and
clam feasrs that were
SO soappetizing, which,
at home, they would
scorn. It's strange,
but it's so. and tits
oZOno that dOea IL
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-07
UP AMONG THE YANKEES.

Pittsburgers Who Enjoy the Rural and the
Rustic East-Names CT Distinguished
Families on the Hotel Regfsrers-Titled
Foreigners at Bar Harbor.
BosToS, Aug. 6-[SpectaL Tits the season
when the plumage Of many fat wallet
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-07

qua. PHYSICAL culture
has this year pros
pered almost beyond
the expectation Of the
most sanguine. There
is no way getting an
idea of the number of
physical ult ur Q
teachers in this coun-
try equal to a visit to
tho normal classes at
the gymnasium.
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