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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-09
Modern Housework

May be done moTs easily, more convenient
= and with less expense on the Cinderella
Range than with alsnv Others; al the cid
objections 70 ranges removed 1t viii save
you time money and hard work. It IS
good baker and IS sold with that understand
ling. Sold BY James 3. Holderbaan, Sea
e-sel. Pa
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Get Your Cunt

Wi1ehester, Colt, Marlin, Remington and
Fiobert Rifles, Muzzle Loadiug. Bseech Lead
ing. Rsbounding Hammers. HAmmsTless
ard Semi HlmmerlesS Shot GUS in grea,
variety II J. B. Holderbaun's Hardware
Store, Sonezsei, Pa Also = complete line
Of loaded Shells, Cartridges, Reloading TCoas
and gun repairs, Hnnting Goats SID Cart
ridge Belts Come and see them,
J. B. HoInEsBAuM.
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one day last Eeek squire Ben Fisck.
OF Q1enahoning, soid over three hundred
a,res Of unees land to ". 5 Brown * Son,
Of Puaxs1t4Eney, Jefferson eoants, WHO
viii Al 0noe move their mill from Indiana
county onto their neE trsct al Q1emahon-
Jog and Immediately begin saving lumber
The above mentioned land vas part Of the
esta.e Of the Hon. ". 5. Morgan, Of which
Mr.. Flick was the executor, he sfterEard
purchasing t. L Is SIX miles from the s
& c. Railroad. HooversVille being the near
e. shipping point.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-09

Two Of tie woman who lave beea keep
ing notorious dive Il Roberts station
OF The : x c. railroad, three miles below
town, were arTestsd Monday afternoon and
lodged in Jail IN dsfs1lt Of bail Warrants
are out for the arrest OF one o. two other
inmates Of the sane house.
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TEACHERS. INSTITUTE.

County Superintendent Befkey last week
issued his programme for the Thirty-Sixth
Annual Session Of the Somerset County
Te4chers' Institute Superintendent Berk-
ey has always gotten out a handsome pro-
gramme but the one OF this year ecIipses all
former efforts, and We have no donbth viii
be preserved By the teachers snd directors TO
whom it IS sent Tie institute viii be held
daring the week commencing November 25.
and promises g Be as successful Es any Of
the preceding annual sessions. Institute
was held last year early in the school term
and proved equally as attractive as former
sessions held during the holidays. Ar.
Berkey has always endeavored 10 provide
the very best talent obtsinable for instruct
ors, frequently 81 considerable outlay Of
bis private means, and We believe thst the
instructors secured for The coming session
will prove to be the best in their special
lines that have ever been brought to this
county. The evening entertainments Sc
cured for the institute are ofthe highest char
acser and We predict will prove the most en-
teFtaining course heard here in many years
Following Is the programme:
INSTRUCTORS
Hon. Henry Houek, Department Public
Instruction DR.. L Z. White. Columbus,
Ohio; Prof J. B. DeMOtte, A. N. Pm. D.,
De Psuv University. Ind Prof Chss- W.
Deane, Indiana, Pa, s \. s.; Prof John
d. Meese, Califcrni., Pa, $. y. S.
NUsfC.
Prof c. E. Leslie. Chicago. Illinois
Miss Grace B. Drzkely. Chicago. Illinois.
sHosF Talks UPON sELEcTKD ToPIcs BY
IEACHEEs-
VIII H. Martin, E E. Pril;s, W. H. II.
Baker, Milton PhilliPps. c {. Dicksy, c F.
Livengood, J. C. sPeicheT, A. B. Croft, Am
brose CorI, G. II. Baker.
PAPsEs UPoS EDucATIoSAL sUByEcTs.
Miss Hattie B. VIII, Miss Ella K. Vogel,
Miss Ada c. Coder, Miss Jennie l. Dunn,
Mss Ids E -hsf. Miss Annie sipe.
FOB sESERAL DIscUssIoS.
Written Work in the schoOlroom.'
What School Apparatus do Teachers
wantgr
Shall Our Borough High Schools Pre-
pare Students for College"
The Teacher Ont Of School
Evidence OF Teachers Success"
" Vocal Music in the Public Schools
Has Can Make Teaching Pay -
S.-Sse-,, -, S.hool VOL
DIsECToES' CONVENTION.
The Directors Association OF Somerset
County will meet in convention on Wednes-
day Of Institute week aud continue in sss-
sion two full days The complete programme
will be announced 5y the Executive Com
mittee.
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The Chiidrens Aid Society viii open \
sewing school, TO meet each Saturday from
? 70 y. Materials Sill be furnished aad
the cEildren vii be presented with the gar
menis they make. No child under 10 year.
viii be received. The first meeting VIII be
held on Saturday. nov. I2;h, a; ? P n a,
NJ 4 n.-ie-s
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TERMS.

Ten PER cen. OF tie snouut q bid 70 be Vsrd
cash cne-haif i1clud.zz t1e Ten ps- cent on
delivery o. deed 0Es-lclrtl n % cays srpl1 tay
q sac WIKI inte-est and one fourth 10 ID day.
frocl day q sale Nsfh i1tcreSt The deferred
payz-cuis - e secured on fte premises oy mort
gaze acd the purchaser o have the properly in
sUrel % the extent o. the deferred pzyEaen.s Tor
the benefit of the laoTts1gee-
JACOB D. SwANE.
az-7a-rra
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A pMINIsrRAToR,s NOTICE.

Estate Of Matthias Shznlis, late of sonersef town
snip. deed
Letters o. administration on the ab,ve estate
having beeu granted 70 le uldsrsir1ed by he
proper suthonty notice IS hereby given % ell
persons Indebted 70 said estate % make i-1ulsoi-
.le De yreur zni those having claims against tie
sane aill present them duly aurhenrtcEsed for
ss-llercezt On saturday. December 3D. lss2. az
tbs otice CT John L. Chl, Es,i., in sOZe-set Bor-
MICHAEL n sHAUIIs
Atrlin-s-retor.
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J. G. lawson, Of Jeanette. Westrnore-
land eoanty, has leased ths " Conmsrc:sl
Hotel in this place and viii take possess
ion the irst Of the neE year. He Ezs form
ely engaged in the hotel bushes. Al Ohio
Pyle.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-09

William Hay, Of BrolhezvSIley township
las sold his seventy i've scIe farm for 5, 500
Henry C0ber was TIE purchaser. Mr. Has
is undecided whether 70 remove 10 the west
OF bay another Earm in somenet cornrr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-09

Nov that the slsclion Is over We presume
another expert engineer viii Be brought
here 10 take TIE slsEzGons Of the hills about
town with a spirit level with e view 10 as
eertaining whether or not il Is feasible 10
infrodaos water saPply-
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ExEcUroR,s NOTICE

Essa.e cf samuel D. roder. lsse e Paint town
ship. deceased.
Letters tsstEl1cntary 90 tlIs above estate bay
ing beer granfed 10 the undsrsi zncG ~ the Reg
ister ofWilis IN ard f1r So1lersef coursry, Pa.
noiice = hereby given - al FeTs0ns is1eeted %
saii estate 70 make rayue7t- and t1c>e having
claims slziusl the sane - present them duT al
theuticstcf f1r crflenc1t. AZ the residence q
the isfe fcce&scd IL Paint township. OF the IN
JOSEPH 3 YODER.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-09

Last Thursday guest Al the Park Hotel
lost his pocket-book containing over 500 in
money. L was io1nd on the street the sane
day By Ms. J, s MeMillsn and returned 70
the oNnsr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-09

The ladies Of the Children's Aid Society
have three litte girls aged respectively 5,
and y years, foT whom they Esns suitable
Christian homes. Apply in person OF BY
letter TO Ms !. G. Ogis. Cor. Sec. @. A 5,
Somerset, Pa.
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Absolutely Safe for Capital. and
Certain TO Make Money.

Eight per cent. TO start with Buy $50
or a 81. 600 bond al s per osnt. With option
to share in great profits. Ifyou feel inter
es,ej send your name 10 F. HEsBAsD, Nil
ford Station, Pa. and you viii be furnished
with circulars. etc, concerning the safest
and grsndesi enterprise Of the age
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EvExIxs rxERclsEs.

Monday. Illustrated Lectlre-Pnof John
B. Denote, a. The Harp Of the Sense, or
The Secre; Of Character Building
Tuesday, Lec:ure-COl- Russel H Con
well, The Silver Crown, or Born to Be a
King"
Wednesday, Lectnre-Paul B. DaChaillu,
81 Travels in Equatorial Africa"
Thursday, Eatertsinment-The Schubert
Concert Conpaay. Mr.. Samuel t. Battle,
Mr. William Harris, Mr.. John r Tyley
and George a. Iott, Sehuber; Quarteite-
Miss Bertha L. Clark, Yioliuis, Miss Lau-
"a B. MaeCorkle, Resderan Whistler; Miss
Evelyn NJ Ellis. Accompanies.
The H.sii,ute AHssGl will be issued No
yember i5.h, 1892.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-09

Jacob Weiner has removed his grocery
store from the basement Of the CONNER
eiAl Hotel" TO the new store room On TIE
northwest corner Of the diamond.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-09

Tie Johas,oEn HroaIf o Monday evening
says. L B. Aalgss. one OF Somerset
oouniy's prominent ciiiEeus yesterday 7e-
csivsd telsgr-m fIom New Florence that
his fatber. George " ManEus. Of that place,
was dying Of dropsy- The former Ar- Man
gus passed through this city this morning
on his way 10 NsE Florence The sick man
is sbout ssventy-fFe yesrs cfsge andis one
Of the EeII-kroEn ciiizsns Of WeslmOrelard
csunfy"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-09

Rev. Z Msnges. the popular Lutheran
minister, Who for long time had charge Of
the church al LAvansTiIls, has removed to
Gettysburg
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-09
A DMIyIsrRAToRs NOTICE..

Eslate of Levi MsCcr. late q Larimer township.
Souersgt county Pa. deed.
Letters o. Administration on the above estate
having been granted 70 The undersigned BY The
proper authority. notice q hereby gwen - al
persons IN 1ehted n said cstaie ~ maze immeii-
ale pas msui .1d those EaTinr e ANS aga nst tie
sane vii present then duly alllheuti Eted f1r
settlement. on or before saturday The oh day u
DeceIluer. Ises Al The la.s residense % deed
JOIN q MAGER
Admin isrrstor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-09

The ground about Somerset was white
with snow and The jingle Of sleigh bells was
heard on the streets when We weutto pres
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2-l-4 Cents per Pound.

The JohnsiOEn i0Od VIE is al sold, bat
We have received from The factory 4 lot Of
barb wire which vii be sid Al two twenty
i've per hundred pounds. Guaranteed 10
stand stretching. This Is = good bargain
Call and sse il
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Lot for sale.

Ole lot for sale adjoining Mrs Jane Pugh
on East Water Street. For particulars cali
on Mrs. Jane Prgh, the undersigned.
JANE PUGu-
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II county treasurer John Roberts. who
hoias position With coal oompsny near
Derry, in Wessu0rel4nd county. Is home 70
vote.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-09

Lawyer John 2 Scot; rstarned from Phil
sdeiphis Tuesday morning. where be had
been for the pSst week attending to legal
busine-s
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Ramoved !

DE. c. J. Beachy has removed bis Dental
Rooms and Residenos 10 No. ca. Bedf5Fd ST,
four doors from City Hall. Cumberland.
Nd.
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VRIT Or PARTITION.

10 LILY 10y Augustine Tr-ssicr and Victoi
George Augustine iressler y 10 raSide m san
Jose. California and % ispe--Oc Augustine Iress
ier ni1ur residing - Nauorsille. Ar1lsfrcng
COUNTY. Peul a. sn1 las John ~ iressier A. her
guardian. - ilsoa, ol N4lo-vIllc, Armstrong
cau1ty. Pa
Toa are hereby n5;iGe1 Inst in pursuance Of .
Nrit q fz-tliicl i-sl1el olt q The Orphans
CcuFf cf Somerset 1ouLry. Penn a.. E1d % ne Dr.
reeisd. vii Eoi1 an lnllesf cn tce laeu.ses
on he reAi estate a. AbTa laIl Augustsoe. Oct {
situate IN Addison toul-lir. >ssuie-Set county
Pa on Nondzy. fhe > - DAY of Noyelaoer, lss-
zhsn aad Ehere y0u cen attend Il Eoa thins
proFer.
SheTiErs Once fI5AIAE GOOD.
somerset. "a. Oct J. sheriff
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-09

Invitations are out for the marriage OF
Miss Carrie DeFenny and Mr- Edwin :.
Brubake-, OF New Brighton, Pa The event
i ssi for November ., al The home Of the
brides parents Mr Brnb4ker IS the second
s0u OF the late Dr.. Braosker, Of this place.
He has been in the drug business st New
Brighton f1r several years.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-09

The sale of ssEdAy excar.ion tickets on
tie Sczasrsst & Cambria 2 r hss bean dis
continued, andit j. reportsd that the Sunday
E-ain viii be discontinued when tie winter
tcaed1ls sOsE iEt0 sfsct, On the 18Th Inst
ExcaEsion ucke-s haze ben placed on sale
. MArklsion. and vii remain on sale fJr AZ
indefaite period.
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NOTICE

IN the estate q jonathan D. Niusr. deceased
tiers testeueu aTy On this estzte having
hec- issled % TIE undersigned By The
prUp authority. uucicc : hereby given 70 a.
persons indebted 70 said es-sts % rake iuzneii-
ale payment. and those having claims against
The sane Eill present thern duly authenticated
for payment % the undersigned.
ANNA :. MILLER.
ExecEto- u jonathan D. Miller
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John sIzhl, Of hays Nil, had his right
leg broken below The kzss Ia; Saturday
evening BY Kick from a bull. He had
driven the bull into stall and vsa going
up 10 ia hsaS 20 ss,sE il Eith ehA.s when
tie animal let Is with ons o. is hind feet
with the rs>oli mentious6.-BeliU Reeord
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IN DIVORCE.

Fraasa :. Cook. by her In the coG-l q Com
nexf trend Dsunis ken mou P5eAs Of S1usr-
nel 81 County, Penasyl
~ Talta-
Georze J. Schrock q Dec. Ten. l,s-
No e. Fiur.us Suhuoe1a f.,r Divorce
To Gs0rgeJ- Cook. the defendant above EAned-
You are hereby nosi6ed % Be and appear er tie
next Court q Common Pleas far Sc.nerset Coun-
~. 70 Be held a. SOuerset on the % Monday n
Dscsraber. A. D., is92, l1rh day % ansEs- a
complaint Of Enma 8 Cook, your VIE. the
plaintiff above ranet. and show cause. II any
y0l haye. why yo1r said wife should not bs a.
vdrced from the bonds q natriu0ny entered IN
. win you asreesbly 70 the rrzyer of her pefl-
ton and h5el exhibited againss yC1 b sad
Court
shenrs Oaes, ISAIAH GoOb.
November sth. ls3- snerl1
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-09

Taers hzs been an Interchange Of he pc
sitious OF two vel knoEn supervisors II the
Baltimore & Ohio. u Foley Who has hsd
charge Of subdivision No. 3. With Lead
quarters 81 McEeezpo-t a.s been transferred
10 division No. l. EiIh ROckOOd ss head-
quarters. J. n. HiI. who has bad charge
Of 10. ihas beea assigned 20 No 3. Ar.
Foley has gone ba1k % his hrst love, he
having been in charge OF No. a number Of
years-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-09

Why is il that the borough authorities Of
down an old building OF stable 10 scatter The
timbers and rubbish over the public high
way and sll0w II % remain there until il
has 5eosyed Is ii because such truck sdds
to The neat snd oleanly appearance Of our
town OF becalss council are unmizdf1l Of
the duties Of the ofice 10 Ehieh they have
beea elected
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-09

Senator Critehfsld spent the last two
weeks Of the campaign stamping for Harri-
son and Reid in Warren and AicKssn oo1n-
iies. lie expected 70 reach home Saturday,
but when he arrived 81 Pittsburgh be was
called to Nj Pleasant 20 attend The funeral
Of his little grand-daughter, eldest child oi
his son Elmer, who Is q resident Of tha.
place. The Senator reached Jenner in time
10 vote Tues5av.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-09

NJ Renbsn Linton viii hereafter do the
local work on our n.ighhor the Ds,aserat
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ExEcUToRs' NOTICE

Esls.e q Heury Sazfe-. iced Ike O. C-enE-
hOui-g lczusliu-
Letters teetazlel-arg an lie above est.ie, baF-
lag bes-a granted % she undersigned ty TIE prep
er zut1o iry nc-ice j. hereby given % al 5-sen1
irctbts'i - sait -stsse . mske iIlliec a1e psr-
merI a1i sG1S- 11gt-E claims - 4in-r the ssl1e
viii Ere.cnt them lsr i-1ert day 1t1e2r.f ~
ted Oh ~ hesore eat1roay. S1Tenber 12th. Ia9z,
Al th- lste r1sisie1re q cecezse-t-
HENkl ". SHAFTER,
NELSCS 7. SIsFSOS.
ELeclLlIz.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-09

Tls Some-sei borough school 5osvl vent
to considerable expense several years $50 TO
haTe the lawn surrounding the Academy
building planted witl trsss ard .hrG6osry.
Nszriy every tree and stru5 planted A. that
tine hss been zr0Eiug nicely ever since bat
none Of them vii BE- isf in the ground by
next spring unless tie directors prohibit Tie
boys. Who have coaveT-ed lie laTn into q
BAH Er01ad, from playia u1sre after school
hn.rs
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

"A
IN Re EstEte Of Jacob Berkehlie. deed.
Hzyinc been duly appointed Auditor b. The
Orphans CouTt IN the above es-ate . dlstrlbu-e
the funds IN the hz1is o. the kxecu-or % erd
among those legally enIited thereto. hereby give
notice that vii ar-eEd % the duties % said ap-
uoiurmenf- a. ny Oihee IN Somerset Pa. On IN
dsy, Nov uth, is91, when S1d where AL FArtles
GEO. r ScULL
Autitn~
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-09

Some-sets betting men, 50 far IS yes,er-
days election vas concerned, were very
much likethe boys talking fsat one Ess
afraid znd the ether daresat" A fsE
small SUNS were Esgsrsd however. Bl.
ly'' Waite, theS. q c. passenger conductor
hsd about ore thousand douau uP on the
general reSuit in Johustown and Redwood
He took the Harrison end Four years ago
Mr. Wal;e won over 500 on Harrison
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Hoodsi Hoods.

Home Knit Hoods always in stock at
Nss- K. b CnFEanrH,s.
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Joseph Baldwin, Of Br0thersvalley town
ship, has been on the Erind7 foT forty-foar
years He commenced grinding -four in the
John 4 Miller mill, near Berlin, when sew
euieen years OF age and has had charge Of
q number Of the best known mills in the
county since that tine. Recently lie re-
turned 70 his frst love, the old Miller mill
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Friday, Nov. 25, 1892,
TERMS

j cash OF which seo0 must be paid dosn on
dsy Of ssle balance Of hand money AZ sp0n a.
Geed i made = the 25th Of esoFembef. lss.. ard
bzlEnce = 18th November. l-a4. without interest
TIL due lne payments % Re secured By ic1g-
aeut bonds On the land with exemption clsasc
therein
ABRAHAM BGTER.
Surviving Exseut0- Of Daniel 5ogcr dec q
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The lnfcrsiy1ed ASST E1ce fo- the heleit q she
creditors o the FairAeqe So-h savage Pre-
b-icz Company. iilliled.. WI On
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Capt y. Z. Adams, J. Cal. Gather, Harry
and Piumme- Pearson, Parker Trent and s
r Pile we-e ali home 10 vote fcr Harrison &
Ried. Capt. Adams voted IN Summit .oTn-
ship. Mr. Gather voted il JolnstoEn and the
other four gentlemen cast their ballots in
this borough. Al Of the abo7e named gen
tlemsn hold positions under the Federal
Government 81 Washington. D. c
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-15
THE SIXTH STREET BRIDGE.

Foot Passengers To-Day Have Much Bet
ter Time Than They Had Years Ago.
"When they were building the old Sixth
street bridge, which is now almost thing
of the past" said well-known Pittsburger
yesterday, 1--WE did not have such an easy
time getting from Allegheny to Pittsburg
as we have now. The old bridge was built
during the war, and the bridge company
provided small ferry boat to carry pass.
engers across at the customary toll rate.
Then when the bridge was nearing compile
tion they p rovided a footpath in the shape
of a light bridge suspended independently
from the main structure. / remember that
the footway used to swing quite perceptibly,
and at times to such degree that nervous
people didn't like it. The improvement in
bridge building is conspicuously shown in
the temporary arrangement for foot pass
engers on the Sixth street bridge to-day"
The upper structure of the new bridge is
pretty nearly completed and passengers
hardly realize how much yet remains to be
done. Some idea of the work ahead of the
builders still may be gained from the state
ment of one of the engineers yesterday that
more than 100000 rivets have yet to be
made fast, and every rivet bv hand The
work is being pushed as rapidly as possible
IN order to get the false work, the wooden
trestles, etc, which can best be seen from
the Seventh street bridge, out of the way
before the fall rains come to swell the
Allegheny
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-15
CROOKS AT THE FAIR.
Making Preparations to Receive the
Thieves of the World.
SUPT. GAARA ASKED TO ASSIST.
Three Detectives to Be Sent From Pitts
burg to Chicago.
PICKING Up CRIMINALS ON sIGHT

Superintendent of Police O'Mara has re-
turned from Chicago, where he had gone
on the invitation of Chief of Police Nc
Claughrey to assist in making plans to
handle the crooks Of the eworld whom it is
expected will assemble in Chicago at the
opening OF and during the Worlds Fair.
The Chicago police officials are informed
that all the crooks, pickpockts and thieves
of the world will attend the Fair. and the
plans to protect visitors against the army
Of robbers have been made thorough and
completely. All the best detectives of the
country have been called to Chicago to assist
the police officials of that city in arranging
the system of protection.
The head and front of the police depart
ment in every city in the United States at
tended the conference in Chicago and all
united in the scheme that was finally
adopted.
Chief McClaughrey in Charge.
The best detectives OF each of the cities
will be sent to Chicago and before the Fair
opens the army will be thoroughly organ
lied and will be under the direct charge
and supervision of Chief McClaughrey.
superintendent O'Mara will send three
Pittsburg detectives to Chicago. He has
not yet decided who he will send He has
determined, however, that those who do
go will be those most thoroughly ac-
quainted with the criminal class
Of Pittsburg and Western Pennsylvania
Philadelphia will send to Chicago 20 de-
tectives who are familiar with the crooks
and criminals of Philadelphia and Eastern
Pennsylvania. New York, Baltimore, and
all the cities will send full squad of
officers. The Pinkertons will supply
chicago as they do at present with an army
OF watchmen and detectives Expert officers
will be brought from all the European
cities, and when the Fair finally opens it is
expected by the Chicago police officials
that they will have gathered together under
a competent head the best police protection
to be secured in the world.
Guarantee Against Robbery.
Chief McClaughrey has been at work on
the plan ever since he has been connected
with the Chicago force. He has called to
his assistance only those of reputation az
detectives, and Superintendent O'Mara
says the scheme as now arranged will guar
antee to ali visitors to the Fair positive
safety against thieves and pickpockets.
Chief McClaughrey's orders to his police
force will be to arrest every suspicious per-
son found in Chicago. The officers sent
from the various cities will be charged with |
looking only to the crooks from their own
districts.
ut will be a bad place for the crooks
Mr.. O'Mara said yesterday. 'eThey will |
have absolutely no chance to operate, and |
they will be picked up on sight, and if ar
rested they will be sent up until after the
Fair closes"