Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-26
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ORIGIN OF THE IDEAS
Which eliminated in the great inven-
tions of the age This article is Illus
trnted by portraits by De Grimm. whose
name is q guarantee of excellence.
LITTLE BUT HONOR
In holding Office under the Federal
government. At least that is the view
expressed by Cabinet members and otn-
eIs who should know.
FUTURE OF CORBETT.
The champion of the fistic arena writes
concerning his plans. He has q prefer
ence AS to his next opponent in the ring.
PERI. PS HYPNoTISM:
Ason OF Ole Bail thinks that some of his
fathers puwer with the violin was due
to mis- personal magnetism. Some ent er-
tanning incidents are related.
ATLANTIC CITY FIRST:
According to the census returns there
is ore feature in which Pittsburg's popu-
lar seaside resort leads the entire coun-
mr.. HARRISON TALKS:
He IS busily engaged in preparing the
ANIMAL message t. Congress- His views
ON the tariff have not been changed in
bLS ItstSb Nv Tue c!eCliOu
TEE END TO SfOKE:
A new plan for getting rid of the
nuisance is being anxiously tested by the
befogged Londoners.
IN DARKEST AFRICA:
T%ere are real Amazon natives, and
they have been fighting desperate bat
ties with the French forccs.
EATNrT Ep0v cpnWTnIc.
The little lord of fiction is now attend
ing high school, and the wavy curIs are
no longer feature of his personal ap-
pearance.
OTTER MEMS HOMES:
Some hosts who are entirely too hos
pitable. Liberty hall not the most cheer
full abode in the world.
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA:
These departments will be up to the
usual standard, and will furnish q yalua-
BILE fund of information.
STEP LIVELY, PLEASE:
Howard Fielding talks of his humorous
e1periences upon the great Brooklyn
bridge.
ZONE OF CARLISLE:
Edgar L. wakeman writes in his enter
tanning style of Chelsea, the famous Lon
don suburb
ELECTRIC BICYCLES:
Another deyice of this kind has been
brought out abroad, for which great
things are claimed
THE WINTER BRIDES:
Carrie Careless has a gossipy letter that
cannot fail to hold tho attention of fair
readers.
NOTES AND QUERIES:
The inquiries of general interest pro-
pounded by curious ones answered at
more or less length.
A CHRISTIAN SOCIETY:
Rev. George Hodges points out its ne
cessity to successful church.
JULY AND OCTOBER:
There is all the difference in the world
increasing the ocean in these two months.
according to Mary Temple Bayard
AMONG THE ARTISTS:
The review of current events in this
department is OF more than ordinary
Importance.
DoTNGS OF SOCIETY:
AL the functions carefully chronicled,
with some special features.
FAIR WOMAN'S WORLD:
Some particularly interesting informa-
tion is given in this department.
LADY vERNER's FLIGHT:
synopsis OF previous chapters ena.
bles you to begin reading this serial at
any time.