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hours. Mr. Gledhill will sue the city Tor
destroying smoked stnrseon.
S2 Pittsburg to have S-cent fares on the
Pittsburg traction line to East Liberty
after June 1. Luigi Casabona dupes a
number of fellow-countrymen whom ho
fat to work in the mines at Larimer,
he Germania Bank will erect a seven
ttory building In place of the burned
one. Many workmen coining to Pitts
burg to displace striking carpenters. The
coke strike practically declared off.
2 Sisters or the Good " cuberd removed to
Trov Hill by cei-rats....... -.r I'-ne Leo and
the lit. Rev. Bishop Phelan. Ainlny
speak-easies in the toils of the law.
15 Special Agent Ira in, of the Carpenters'
Union, discharged because he talked too
much. JJanv city cases for trial at the
next term of conrt.
SS Judge White directs wholesale liquor
dealers refused a license to tho Supreme
Court. Five agents named by the car
penters to succeed lrwiu.
17 Conservatives won In the meeting of the
Reformed Presbyterian Svnod last even
ing and elected the Moderator. The
National Butchers' Convention now in
pension will erect abattoirs in Texas to
upplv themselves with n-cat,
28 Tno congregation 1 Christ M. E. Ch-rch
agree lo divide and form two congrega
tions. The inque-t on two victims of
the poisoned smoked burgeon shows it
to be a clear case of poisoning. Philip
Fleming, charged with -mbozzlement
tries to kill Detectives Robinson and
Shore in the office of the Home Hotel.
9 Dr. McAllister, in the Rc'onr.cd Presby
terian Svnril, prepares to libel fourmin-ister"-;
the mee'ing a stormy one. Jacob
Evans arrested in Allegheny for a mur
der committed in Roanoke," Va. Inter
est in the carpenters' strike removed to
theMibuibs. The coke strike complc'e
ly ended and a full coke supply being
snt from ihe Connellsville region; old
'forkmen begging lor work.
SO Tandals despoil tho yards of residents on
Center avenue, Birmingham, Knoxville
' and Allcntown soon lobe Drought close
' tn lMl.tfchiirr. Tin. Flnort Correspond
ents Association isit Johnstown. Col
' lector Morrow says the legislation of the
larc General Assembly will give the city
$J0O,CM) annually.
SI Mollie Hanlon, whilo trving to escape
from two would-be abductors, plunges
Into the Ohio river and is rescued by an
old lady and her ton.
JUNE.
1 The Coroner's jury censured George H.
uieauiii tornot examining rue sturgeon
Mild before curing it and held him re
sponsible lor the death of Henry Broge
anu J. nomas liomxe.
2 Annual meeting of tho Iron and Steel
men to settle thr scale of wages for the
coming j ear. Father Mollingcr, of Troy
Hill, surrounded by thousands who de
tire to be cured of their ills. Mrs. Nancy
Howi while tiying to stop a quarrel is
kicked to death".
8 The Disrwcu moved to its permanent
home, ttiiithficlf! and Diamond streets.
Heavy storr. swept ove- the city, dcmol-S-hmg
dwellings and injuring two car
penters. Residents of tl.e Southsido
complain ot tie bad wster supply.
4 Allegheny to pend J750 000 annually to
improve the ..creets. Tne Peoples' Bank
benefited br the building and loan act
signed by Governor Pattison. Councils
to be asked by City Attorney Moreland
to take action in regard to putting into
effect the new street laws. Southside
residents trouble 1 by the garbage and
filth ot Braddock.
6 A member of i ho Society of the Cincin
natti named David R. Smith is in the
hospital department of the City Farm,
suffering tiom paralysis. Mr. Smith is a
descendentof Geneial Samuel A. Smith,
ot the Continental Army; the only mem
ber in Pittsburg- Kaufmann Bros., tiie
' clothiers, purchase the Central Hotel
property lor $.30,000. The Planing Mill
Association of Allegheny County sued
for $10,000. The HigL School Committee
recommend that the teachers be re
elected next j ear.
6 Pitt -bnrg promised a river patrol boat.
Superintendent Gray, of Leisenring Coke
Mine, acquitted of murder in shooting
anfl killing a str.kcr.
7 Tlie postal report shows a gratifying in
crease in the population ot tho city.
William Forgey, ot WUkinsburg, while
insane from pain, attempts to commit
Suicide, and failing, drops dead lrom
sitart di-easo,
""" Striking tradesmen want iron and steel
workers to aid them. The defense ot
the even young R. P. ministers is that
youth is not a crime. Tho river coil
opera tors broke the record by getting
out 15.000 000 bushels or coal yesterday.
9 The Covenanter ministers again indulge
in bitter denunciations of each other.
The local conventions ot the po.litical
paities m this, itv-passoff harmoniously.
- thier robs the mite box or a fckarps
trg chapel.
he Sj nod of tho Trestiyterian Church
declares against the live minister whp
participatea in the East End meetings.
More remarkable cures by' Father Mol
linger at Troy KilL Many houses in
Tarentum robbed during the absence ot
the owners.
11 Members of School Boards must in the
future take the oath of office. Th e build
ing contractors expect a break in the
strike next week. The Ladies' Health
Association win another victory over
the smoke.
IS Father Mollinger receives many hundred
pilgrims to the shrino ot St. Anthonyai.d
Srescribes for their complaint-. O. B.
iilligan, the ll-.tt End minister, will
continue to pre.ich de-pite the action of
the Svnod. iiayor Gourley tolls why
he believes a leorganization of the po
lice and fire bureaus necessary, fctnke
leaders do not mind machine men work
ing. The taxable property of Allegheny
county, uccr.rding to the Commissioners
repoi t, is $soo 000,000.
3 Father Mollniger celebrates the fesst of
' S'. Anthony on Troy Hill, and thousands
of pilgrims are lorced to leave tho
grounds nithout enteting the church.
Mayor Gourley will in vetigate alleged
police mUcnnduct. A disgraceful riot
on the Mavflower.
14 l'olice raid a lashior.able speak-easy on
Fourth avenue, much frequented by
lcniale cour; clerks The lion worker.-'
light taktu up in carn-est. A
calm follows the storm in the U.
1. Church. Tho hottest day in the year
caused several persons to die ofsun
btioke. John Wilgus, whi'e fighting the
flames in Wolfe, Howard & Cc's big
ft ore, fallsandbieaks his neck.
15 The dog days cause many per.-ons to ba
prostrated by tho heat. Rabid canines
killed. Carnegie, Phipps & Co. start a
new armor mill at Homestead. The
strike still on and the condition of affairs
unchanged. Activity in the Butler oil
fieid.
15 Four persons die of the heat and many
ill tromitsbanetul effects. City Attor
ney Voxclai.d mam out hi- plan tor
street improvements. The Junior Order
.Chierican Mechanics' big day. Pittsburg
Female College Trustees pleased with a
Miadyside site.
17 Mayor Goui ley will try to end tho car
penters' strike by acting as arbitrator.
Father Jiolllnger leaves for a two
months' lacatlon in. the East. Mrs. Ma
ne Collins flies a sensational suit against
her husband lor divoica and alimony.
The Tin Plate Manufacturers' Associa
tion meet in this city.
18 Mayor Gourley confers with tho Master
Builders and Carpenter's Union in order
to try to end the strike. Clay and Lucy
Hogin indicted for killing tiieirmother.
Iron men meet to di-cuss the yearlr
sculc. The heat sends the death rule for
tho week up to 107.
19 No report made to Coroner McDowell of
the sniclde of Matthew Zeidler. Mayor
Gouiley wlllagain try to reach an un
derstanding with the Caipenters' Uni n
und tue Master Builders. Allegheny
Councils lay oi er the Pittsburg and Man
chester traction ordinance. C. L. Mageo
says that lumors of union between the
l!iquu.-ne and Pittsburg Traction Com
panies arc nonsense.
20 A mammoth hotel to be built. Golden,
celebration ot the German Cathol-o
Church, of Butter. A prohibition mass
meeting held. Judge Slagle fotoids
children being brought into Court to
embarrass Justice. An Allegheny con
stable arrested in a house of ill rcpttte,
21 Jealousy causes a murder in McJCces
port. Thirtv million bu-iiels or eo:-l
tent South." Richard SUaler kills
L-onard Hilton over a game of cr.ip-.
Thirty persons injured while on their
wav a oii'iilc.
22 All labor organizations in the country to
aid the 5-tnlcing carpenters. Ttiree men
overcome bv heat tail Sroin roolsandiire
killed. Chier Blown wants an opinion
in the remodeled Brooks license bill.
Bishop Phelan may sell Northside prop
erty to the Government lor a lederal
building.
23 The annual commencement of both High
Schools: many gruduatesgiven diplomas.
P. J. McGuironiisiiccessfiiliiihisattempt
to effect a compromise between the car
penters and buildcis. "Ihoeatiteot John
11. Mioenbcr-tcr, the milllonairc.iidjudi
cattiu. Gr.i 'imioudayat the Coilego of
the Holy Ghost.
S4 The uiHlagc or taxes will decrease one
.Bixtu. The city to be better prepared to
"TTgTlt fire; wires to go under ground.
'Fojrth annual convention of steam
titters, l'cnn Hank depo-itorsagain try
ing to find their lest wc-ilth.
2j Alleirlu-ti v County Bar Association have
heir annual picnic. Striking carpenters
claim n victor. The commencement of
the Wes:fi University of Pennsylvania
hf'd. Assistant City Attornovs to be
cicateil bv Councils. Ooiniuencement at
St. Xaviera', Litrobc. Bishop Phelan
miichabes two new church sites.
26 Bottlers think their business Trill be
killed bv the new law. The stone
aiHsous return to woik after eight weeks
of unsuccessful strike. The general ettiko
of hise builders weakening. Swindlers
cscrted out of the ciry by the police.
Matting of the Amalgamated Association
ourned after nov officers were elected.
7 yiie water department is obliged to re-
urn to coai: tney sav tnat smoKo con
sumers will be used. A member of the
British Steel and Iron Institute gives his
opinion of Pittsburg. No concessions as
yet made to striking carpenters. Judge
Single opposed to decov telegrams by
detectives. East End Gymnasium
grounds dedicated by a grand flela day.
A young woman floats down the Ohio in
a skiff without oars, and is found sleep
ing by two young men; believed to be
demented.
2S Servia Cornelia, a counterfeiter, capt
ured with a large quantity of spurious
money. Many people crowd the city
parks on Sunday. A gambling house
and fancy speak-easy closed by the
police.
29 Joseph Taper, a centenarian, tries to
commit suicide, but is prevented from
doing so. Fitzsimmons arraigned for
the murder or Detective Gilkinson. E.
Costclloiii jail charged with killing an
Italian boy named Panaro. Last day
for signing the Amalgamated scale.
Realtv picking up. Many oil wells sunk
nt McDon.ld.
SO W.J. Howard asks by what right tho
chieis of departments exercise their
power: he attacks the uharter, and calls
in attorney General Hcisel. Applicants
for promotion lo the High School make
an excellent showing. The Federal
Courts will accept lower court paper
book'. The suspended Covenanter min
isters go into the United Presbyterian
Church by permission of the Presbvtery.
A compromise s-calo agreed upon by the
Amalgamated Association; both sides
make concessions.
JCLT.
1 The carpenters yield the strike after
many weeks' ineffectual idleness. They
confess the eight-hoar movement was a
mistake. Nine hours atid a hair holiday
Satnrdavs will satisfy the men. The ac
tions of" a Pre-bytefian Church leader
described as being exactly like that of
a heeler. The city begins an action
against tha Central Tiaction Company
on the charge that they arc destroying
tho streets. A portion ot Center avenue
ripped np.
2 Cairie Duff steals valuable diamonds
that she might purchase a wedding out
fit. The woe- ot wholesale liquor men
under the new law. The late District
Attornev Richard Johnson Duricdat St.
Peter's P. E. Church ivith impressive
ceifmonies. A number ot rapid transit
booms break. Thirty-nve miles of city
traveled in a street car in five hours.
Tho desperate attempt of an Allegheny
mother to commit suicide. Residents or
Neville Island want an electric railroad.
Carpenters return to work. A thief
jump- from a moving train wearing a
pair of handcuffs.
S The big strike ends with the return of
the Journeymen carpenters to work. An
Alleghcnj- girl swallows an ounco of car
bolic acid. Thcro were S7.000.000 glasses
ot beer sold in Pittsbnrg during the last
nseni year, me contest oetween tne
Silshvand Amoskeag Engine Companies
continued before the Master.
Schenlev Park tho scene of a mammoth
celebration, over 125.W0 people take part
in the exercises. Three men drowned in
the Mouongahela river off Braddook,
their skiff being upset by tho wash of a
steamer. A brilliant displav of fireworks
makes the evening bright. A'novel
scheme to use compressed niras a mo
tive power introduced. Trouble over the
appe.irance of non-union men at Du
quesne. 5 Patrons of the jnbilee of yesterday have
to foot the bills of the demonstration. A
woman in Maiietta. O., celebrates her
107th birthday. She is still halo and may
live several years.
6 Samuel Evans lesigns his position as
Chief of the Fire Department. Tho
County Coniini-sloners are authorized to
enlarge the jail which has been found to
bo too small. Fred C. Fitzsimmons lound
guilty or tho Skelly robbery. Two
prominent society men. A, T. Doughett
and Thomas l'ouer Brown accused of
embezzlement.
7 A frightful accident on tho Duquesno
line in Oakland causss the cilyto stop
tne cars, unless tney pay tne wages or
cltv flagmen. Mr. Safford will press tho
fight against the Amoskeag engine to a
finish. The head of tho Fire Enreau to
be called chief engineer. Building fu
spectois enforce tbe law against erecting
uiisn e buildings. a
8 P. II. Lauf'i.an & Co.'s new tin plate
plant started in this city, making terno
plate. The Amahiami ted scale signed
by some works. Fred Fitzsimmons is
Mowlv being drawn into tho meshes of
the law. The bonded indebtedness of
tho oity to bo increased. Biusuton
takos another slico oat of Sterritt town
ship. 9 Dr. E. T. Painter returns from Berlin
and brands Koch's lymph as a fraud;
says it kills, not cures, select Councils
send the smoke preventing ordinanco
back to committee. Tho affairs of the
Amalgamated Association mixed. A
youthful Allegheny couple elope and
camp in the woods, and are arrested by
Onio police.
10 Dr. Painter tells of his experience with
the lymph. Allegheny doners safe in
their "homos. The immense plate glass
works at Irwin ready for operation.
Chailes Stevens recovers lrom tho bite
oi a copperhead -nake.
11 Telegraph companies are opposed to
having their wires placed underground.
Four per-ons jere killed on the local
railroad lines yesterday. The Saturday
half holiday law went into force; many
went to parks or country; the theater
matinee receives a boom fiom the effect
or the law.
II Mrs. Farrcl tries to kill her husband by
putting poison in beer. Guardsmen say
that their camp has been used to boom a
new town. Fii e and traction ordinances
tobenasscd this week. Tho mainline
of the B.Utimoie and Ohio coining
through this city will mean millions in
improvements.
13 The National Guard grow more indig
nant over the fact that thev were used
as an advertising scheme. The Amalga-
maieu scaie meets wun nrucu more
trouble. The Toungsfovv n acts arc said
to be illegal. The Pittsburg Traction
Companv are allowed to cross Grant
street without stopping.
1 Inspector McAlee-e cleans out an elegant
faio parlor on Diamond street. Four
davs allowed owners of dogs to take oat
a license. Mrs. stratton dies over the
disgraco of her son. Carpenters want to
know how strike money was spent by
tho officers of the Carpenters' Union.
School boards in both cities in trouble
over text books. Chief Brown will not
be hurried in his appointment of a Chief
Engineer for the fire department.
15 More money missing from the Lawrence
Bank. Westinghouse Company fully re
organized. Tablo ware manufacturers
ready to begin operations. The trial of
Kx-Officer Bell for the murder of Joseph
Mangello begun in Quarter Sessions.
16 Four persons meet violent deaths from
different causes on one spot in Keating.
Amalgamated men want some returns
from their strike lund. Bell Is acquitted
of the murder of Mangello. Traction
lino wars carried into Allegheny's Coun
cils. The original package law again in
question.
17 Inspector McAleese arrests William J.
Dents at the Duquesne for obtaining
money under false pretenses. Peter Mc
Clarrcn dies from the effects of a blow.
Pennsylvania Steel Company given a
week to sign tho scale. Another co
operative store fails. A wagon load of
nttrc-glvcenne explodes in Washington,
1'a. Braddockand Turtle Creek Railroad
begins operation.
18 The West End Street Railway Company
nsksforan injunction against tho Pitts
b'lrg, AliO'heny and Manche-ter Com
pany. An expert Savors underground
wiixs. Xotmi.ny offers ot Poor Farm
sites. Manuiacturers worried over fuel
lor thu future. A Colorado victim slowly
wending his way homeward with the
assistance of the authorities.
19 A tunnel projected to the Southside
suburbs. A number ot spcak-easies
raided. Northsldcrs want a park to rival
schcnley. Seven vicious dogs put tho
polict- to flight. Brush ton and Wiikins
i'lirg fight over a piece of land.
CO Sheriff McCleary wants additional force
at the Dnque-iie Works. A milroad
president predicts a big year. Father
Mollinger very ill after the late great
strain npon nim. Two weeks b-foro
Chier ilrown will appoint a Chief Engi
neer of tiio Fire Bureau. Trouble at
Mceuon over the refusal to sign the
scale. Mrs. W. E. Reed commits suicide
at Bellevue.
21 A policeman vanquished bv soap ends.
Medical experts sav that Pittsburg must
have pure water. The danger of traction
roads discussed in Councils; The. strike
lit Dr.qucsne ended, the Amalgamated
Association gives up tho fight. Allegheny
Valley load will run into New York Cen
tral's depot at Buffalo.
22 Judge Porter anil Detective Lanhorst
accused of aiding a criminal. The Sieel
Tubular Car Company collapses. Mrs.
M. D. IVatson suing lor nine acres of land
in Allegheny. Beaver Nail Company
signs the Amalgamated scale. Campbell,
of Ohio, the star guest at tho Randall
Club's icte chamretre. The heat boiled
milk in cans at tho railroad depot. A
man 6hot on the Monongahela vrharf
bo.it. 23 Pittsburg fraternal organization trusts.
Many prominont New Yorkers view the
opening o'be Irwin Glass Works. Enor
mous taxes turned into the treasury.
Scheme for a great arcade killed. Harry
Boyd kills John Myford in the prize
ring: they quarreled over a sweetheart,
24 Rosalind and Orlando "played under the
trees on the Kenmaur fawn. Burrcll
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Lynch, a Hagerstown, Md., colored man,
loans a stranger at the Baltimore and
Ohio depot 9230, and never sees him
again. Pullman builds a novel street
car, with steps in tho center, for Pitts
burg. President Weihe, of the Amalga
mated Association, has many contests to
settle. Local armor plate makers com
plimented bv a Government expert.
25 Frank Josephs, witli his wife, an ex-.nun
in u Mexican convent, reached this city.
Angry contestants in the Love case fight
for their childien in the desertion court.
A Yankee drummer of a Pittsburg firm
afraid to stay in Hayti, and returns to
this citv. A glut qr insnran ce agents.
35 Isaao Moody, of Allegheny, fatally In
Jnred by the accidental discharge of a
pistol. Secietary McGniro tells the
storv of the strike. Jacob C. Allcs
breaks out of St. Francis Hospital, and
has a hilarious time. Two men brutally
beaten by a gang.
27 O'Brien refuses to give evidenca against
Stevens. Theodore Geagel's remaiks
make the ladies angry. They will havo
him arrested for larcenv. The Vesuvius
Rolling Mills will lesume. The Brady
street sewer menace- the safotv of the
citizens of Soho. A mother and father in
Lawrenceville drug their children with
beer.
28 Two men leap from the Panhandle bridge
on a wager. An expert says he will givo
nttsburg an atmosphere free fiom
smoKe. A woman attacked in the Li
cense Court brings snit. Moorhcad &
Co. fight the Amalgamated Association.
29 Pittsburg non-union men to go to St.
Louis to take thp places of Amalgamated
Association strikers. A nitro-glycerine
magazine terrorizes tho residents of tho
East End. Citizens of tho Sixteenth
ward want to know why ex-Alderman
Donghtv does not serve his sentence.
"Mid-Slimmer Night's Dream" and "As
You Like It" played in the open air.
Mayor Gourley declines to have anything
to do with the Straightout party.
SO Higji street controversy carried to tho
Supreme Court. President Wiehe de
clares the big Steeito- strike illegal.
Tarentum camp still the scene of warring
factions. The children have their day at
Valley Camp. Tho Lovo divorce suit
still ih the courts.
81 Governor Pattison andhis staff visit
Pittsburg A picture peddler almost
scalped by angry women. A prisoner
in the Fourteenth ward station house
picks thelocks and walks out. The Bu
reau of Health brings suit against 13
well-known doctors for not reporting
births. The bricklavers fight still in
prog! ess. A prominent southern negro
arrested for larceny.
AUGUST.
1 Competent tin platers found in this conn
try. Ilor-eman Blown done upon a pat
ent. Coroner McDowell buries 31 un
known dead bodies. German printers in
Allegheny in trouble over a boycott.
2 Testimony taken in tho Love divorco
suit. Lively times in tho Americus Club.
Delegates forPalzcll, but the alternates
against him. Sharpers bunco an Ai kan
sas farmer, and beat him out or $10,0.0.
A war between the glass workers and
manufacturers imminent.
S A cutlerv plant to be moved to Alle
ghenj'. The Stiaightout President, Hon.
George Anderson, resigns. Glass men
sign the scale. An excited woman tries
to clean out Alderman McMasters' office.
i Judge Ewing says the High street tracks
must go. Experts find a shortage of
$40,000 in Allejfheny's accounts. Amal
gamated officials appeal direct to Secre
tary Foster against imported tin makers.
Louchaus M'lntosh's will contested.
Aluminum pulled down to tho price of
copper.
5 Henry M. Stanley has a stepfather living
in Homestead named Wutking James.
He says Stanley's right name is Row
lands, and he was born in Camerthcn
shtro. South Wales. Father Mollinger
obliged to leave home owing to the lush.
Viewcrsof lealty said to bo illegal offi
cials. Green glass bottle make-s havo a
dispute over the Board ot Trustees.
6 A boom in city bonds. A New York heir
ess eiopes irom sowicKiey witnanau
ventuier, who is now in the Tombs, N.
Y. Business men will raise a fund to
compel the u-o ot smoke consumers.
Moorhcad Co., will give their men
another hearing. An Allegheny officer
named Shoemaker, goes to Alliance. O..
and without v,-arrant or requisition
papers brings back a prisoner, who es
capes at Beaver. Tho officer discharged.
7 Execution issued ngamst W. E. Schmertz
for $100,030. Tho Second Brigade N. G. P.
go into camp at Kensington. Governor
Pattison and staff to icview them.
Weihe believes the Amalgamated As90.
elation will win a victory in St. Louis.
Chicago Limited eastbound is wrecked
nt East Palostine, the englneerand flre
mau injured. H. II. Kcnney, a Pittsburg
fugitive from j ustico captured in Can
ada. 8 A soldier in Camp Kensington dies of
sunstroke after a bath. A bold robber
enters the Columbus Grove O., bank and
makes the cashier hand over the money
at the point of a levolver. The weather
so hot that many weie prostrated. The
Amalgamated Association considers the
disputes of the Y'oungstown and Sharps
burg mill employes. Peru cannot
attack Chile because she is bankrupt.
The McKeesport Board of Trade discuss
pure politics from a non-partisan basis.
The open hearth furnaces at Homestead
closed.
9 Allegheny Cemetery officials will build a
col mu bat mn for the cremated. A dross
parade at Kensington. Real EsUite
Agent Alles heldat ltoona. Sportsmen
preparing for the squierel season. An
other wonderful healer found on the
Southside.
10 Mrs. II. Y.Wilson drops dead from heat;
many people prostrated. Governor Pat
ti0'i reviews the troops at Kensington.
McKeesport must pay for its paupers.
Grasshoppers visit farmers in Western
Pennsylvania in hordes. Niedringh.ius
wants alien laboiers in his tin plate
works. Chief Brown says ho has not
named a new chief for "the Are depart
ment. Jacob C. Alles arrested in East
Liberty. May Ballou, the balloonist,
trios to commit suicide in the Mononga
hela river.
11 Hundreds of ladies visit Camp Kensing
ton and wade throuuh the mud. Nothing
gained by the conference between the
Sharpsburg Company and the menj T.
Kent, a former Pittsburgor, who saw
Lincoln shot, revisits his home. Her
man Friidman's body found floating in
the Monongahela. Policeman Diehl
commits" suicide, arter ruining a -pretty
waitress.
12 Sardines in a can poison an entire family.
The Coroner's Jury in the Alba Iron
Works accident charges the .company
with gross carelessness and "criminal
negligence. Swiss celebrate thesix hun
dredth anniveisary ot their independ
ence. Governor Pattison again reviews
the gnard and compliments them.
IS Hon. Miles Humphreys appointed chief
of the Are department. One thousand
childien sing for sweet charity's sake.
Carnegie, Phipps & Co. roady to manu
facture armor nlate at Homestead. Sham
battle at Camp Kensington. Niedring
haus sends to Wales for tin plate work
ers. Discussion over abridge causes Al
legheny's Councils to be lent asunder.
A Turtle Creek j-oung man stays away
from home two yeais, and when he re
turns is refused admission.
14 The tunnel gang who shot Martin Mis
levy all in jail. Shoebox Miller and Bev
erly Jlosby arrive in Pittsburg. Much
rotten fruit sold on the streets. Jury
men accused of taking "loans" from law
yers. Amalgamated officers in no hurry
to move ngain't imported tin workers.
Tho head of an ante-deluvian reptile
found in Alleghenv.
15 Police on the track of tho murderer of
old Mr. Reese. He was Elmer Bruner.
Eastern creditors of W. E. Schmertz
think they were ill ued. Officers of the
United States Glass .Company say Hley
are ready for bnsiness. Grand Army
men demand an explanation of Colonel
W. H. Reed. W. U. Thubron, of Allt-J
gheny. arreted Tor refusing to "move
on." He will sue the officers.
16 Brunei- still at large. Tho new Mangan
ese metal to be made at Pittsburg. A
wave of morality sweeps over the twin
citie-. The Tarentum Campmeeting -Association
holds its fortieth anniversary.
The new Monongahela Iron, and Steel
Works at Hays will begin operations in
the lull. Lieutenant George Evans, of
tho Tenth Cavalry, iiresidentof this city,
sentenced to discharge by a court-martial
for drunkenness. President Harrison
commutes the sentence to suspension for
u year and a half.
17 Brnner handed over to tho police by a
National Guardsman. Iron companies
enter into a combine, lv. of L. again
crowing in the East. Turners makeaii
big display at the laying or tho corner
stone or their new hall.
18 Mr. Schmertz replies to his Eastern
creditors. President Kliver, of the
J?rotlicrhood, vl-its Pittsburg as prom
ised. Grand Aimy men gather at Rock
Point. Fanners say they are being driven
lrom tlie Pittsburg markets. Allegheny's
fire alarm system sadly out ot repair.
19 Schmertz wins the first victory in the
suits of his Eastern creditors. Judge
Stowo passes an opinion on the new
street law. Agent O'Brien afler bad
bovs who torment poor animals. Ar
rangements ready for the Swiss celebra
tion of their sir hundredth anniversary
of independence.
20 Tho price of natural gas takes another
big Jump. Rapid transit to be
given to the residents of Bellevue.
General Green B. Buum speaks well of
Miller, the man being hounded by Mos
by. James A. Chambers sued three
times. President Weihe patches up a
,peace among Ohio iron workers. Typhoid
levotin the East End traced to a .well.
21 AterriWe flro raging in tho McDonald
Oil region. The Sheriff's posse called out I
to fight the flames. All gas companies
follow the lead or the Philadelphia Com
pany and advance the price of natural,
gas. Carpenter' Union offloials find a
hornet's nestin Southside Union. East
ern workers refuse to work for ex-Congressman
Neidringhaus. Chief Murphy
says he is being attacked. ,
22 Pittsbnrg 'banks unite. Daughters of
Liberty hold a lively and stormy meet
ing over their trip to Waterbury. Mrs.
4 McNeal says her husband is stage struck.
'A borough war raging at McKees Rocks.
The straightout primaries cause no ex-,
citement in the city. James W. Miller
allows himself to be"intervelwed on tho
Mosby matter. Labor combines to form
a glass trust.
28 Story of Shoo Box,Mlller told in full in
The Dispatch. Devotion of Miss Mosby.
Pittsburg have a busy day with speak
easies and Chinese gambling house. The
Countv fair onencd.
2 Miller produces additional evidence toj
prove ins innocence, u. a. Oliver saySj
that tin manufacturers are only delayedl
from opening plants bydoubt. Vesuvius
Iron Company's men uneasy. Tin
straigiitouts. in convention to-day. wl
be governed bv strict uartv rules. Muc
money lost in natural gas by heatin;
companies.
25 Big tnir of tho Alleirbenv Countv Assoc:
tion opened at Tarentum. The brie!
layers' strike over. Plate glass mag
nates hold a conferece at the Andersdn.
A warring time in Allegheny's Councils.
A number of people from Pittsburg and
Allegheny pav a visit to Treves to the
shrine of the Holy Coat. (
26 Miller offers still more evidence to prove
his innocence. A postal official -avqrthe
new office will soon bo opened. The new
law of sect et ballots in force. Window
glass men disagree. Inspector McAleese
closes some lashionahlo wine pailors.
Rivals of Jesse James appear in Pitts
burg and attempt u cool daylight rob
bery. 27 Pittsburg police capture tha leader of
the Condry gang, Thomas Condry. Su
peiiulendeiii; Weir receives additional
power. The Vesuvius Mill owners suc
ceed in getting more work done. Dalzell
banqueted in Biaddock. A popular cry
for public baths boing made. The last
horse car ran over the Manchester Trac
tion line.
23 Nelson testified against Miller to avoid
prosecution himself. A Jeweler on the
Southside killed in -the North Carolina
wieck. Thomas Condry probably proves
nn alibi. An enormous consignment of
tin trom New Mexico. Harry D. Brunn
brought back to Pittsbnrg.
9 Condry proves himself innocent of the
Rudert murder in Tarentum. Ex-Mnvor
Brush getting better. Dalzell attends a
lawn fete of the WUkinsburg firemen.
The amount ot tin in New Moxieo prac
tically int-xhaustable. SI ivonic societies
trying to save the three coudemned men
in the Pittsbnrg jail.
30 An eloctrio line to carry passengers to
the West End in 12 minutes. A great
showing for the Foundling Hospital.
John Stem plunges through flamesat tho
Standard oil file to save himself. Two
important changes made in the Depart
ment of Public Safety by Chief Blown.
31 Swiss celebrate the six-hundreth anni
versary of freedom. Agoigeouspaiade
and bright entertainment. Mayor
Gourley speaks to them. A type writer
company formed here. Window glass
men not reauy to resume, scuooi Chil
dren return to their desks.
SEPTEMBER.
1 James A. Chambers, tha great glass
manufacturer, fails. Allegheny's Federal
building cannot exceed the $65,000 appro
priatcd. Three men stabbed at a Ross
Grove picnic. Inspector McCncheou be
gins a war on watered milk. Glass
houses still idle. Judge Atcheson to de
cide tho rights of a United States Mar
shal. 2 James Chambers may escape the neces
sity of making an assignment. The
Philadelphia Company strike more gas
in th; Washington county field. Samuel
Early killed in a rnloon fight on Elev
enth street. Serious results to the pic
nickers at Koss Grovo becauso of the
murder. The Pittsbnrg Exposition
op?ned. Factory Inspector Mary O'Reilly
finds Ttanneiy'iii Allegheny in such a
condition that Americans will not work
in it.
8 The Philadelphia Company promiso
plenty of natural gas for the winter. A
company, chartered in New Jersey to
manutactnre iron pipe, secures control
ot the Pittsburg companies and the
market. The need of a fire boat demon
strated at a West End fire. Deputy
Factory Inspector Mary O'Reilly enforces
the law in several Pittsburg factories.
Judgo Ewing exonerates the Directors
of the PennBink.
The County Commissioners expect lots
of Contests becauso of tho new law.
Allegheny Councilmen nre that smoke
is not a necessity. Union Building
Tradesmen form a co-operative ex
"change. The police begin an active war"
against suit clubs. More teachers and
schools needed. Sylvester Kirk must be
tried" in Butler county. Another judg
ment entered against James Chambers,
who does not assign.
6 .lames Chambers at last makes an assign
ment. Father Sheedy explains to Pitts
burg Catholics the encyclical of Pope Leo
on the labor question. Mrs. Love wins
in court, and will retain possession of her
young children. Councils' Finance Com
mittee recommend an increase or$i,000,
OOOin bonded indebtedness. The officials
ot the Vesuvius lion Works will not
spend $10,000 building houses for their
men.
6 John Ott stabs and kills his brother
Georee in Allegheny. Postal cleiks fiom
all over the country attend the conven
tion hero. McKecsnort's hospital a model
institution. A Pittsburger has a start
ling experience with load agents. Yel
low ron- free of spcak-easies.
7 Public money botli in Allegheny and
sharpsburg inising. Clerk Hastings
shoit in his accounts: $30,000 missing
from tlie market house books. Children
enjoy a day at the Exposition. Armand
Stevnrt, a" Belgian gentleman, visits
Pittsburg to gather labor statistics for
his Government. William C. Schmertz
resigns the presidency of the Chamber of
Commerce.
8 Allegheny's maiketmen say Clerk Hast
ings is honest. Suspensions at the Pitts
burg High School w ill not be made pub
lic. Reckless drivinz causes Belle Wil
son to be crushed under the wheels of a
buggy. President Rae, of the United
Mine Workers, enforces the mining law.
9 A plot to kill several wealthy Chinamen
unearthed. Secietary McGuiro of the
carpenters' union visits Pittsburg. Tho
price or gas 5 cents a thousand makes
return to the use or coal unnecessary.
School children crowd the Pittsburg Ex
position. Allegheny's Sinking Fund
Commission considers bond matters.
First dav of tho Children's Fairies' Car
nival at the Exposition.
10 The revenues of Allegheny will exceed
that expected by at least $1W,000; many
Improvements will now he made. Smoke
consuming railroad engines successfully
tried on the Junction road. Tho city
had four sudden deaths yesterday. The
Railroad Men's Relief Association pay
many large benefits. Tho new Builders'
Exchange get their first big contract.
11 The Pleasant Valley roads wins the en
trance to the Brighton road, shutting the
Manchester Company out. Miss Mary
O'Reilly and W. W. Baker, Factory In
spectors, find but few violations of the
factory law in Pittsburg. Journeymen
bricklayers want to call the present
strike off, and they, make overtures to
tho master builders. An unknown in
sane man starves himself to death at the
West Penn Hospital., An old soldier
thinks there is loo much circumlocution
in tho Tension Office.
12 A new electric road will De built to Mans
fle.dand Charticrs. The residents along
tiic proposed, road will advance tho
money. Thb Pittsburg Glass Companv
will build a branch house at Spokane
Falls, Wash. Dr. Emmens prepares
a now metal for small fiuns to bo
known as nichclum metal. Judge White
decides that no moi a gas wells shall be
sunk through coal mines.
18 Cnineso secret societies in this citv hire
San Francisco thugs to murder wc'ultny
Chinamcn. Dr. Dowio, the faith euro
Methodist minister, will begin opera
tions in Bethany. Tho worshipeis of
the Christ M. E. Church use the Du
quesne Theater. The Allegheny Pres
bytery investigate the Rev. J. H. Baus-
man. Brotherhood of Locomotive En
gineers hold a meeting in town.
14 Tho Mooibead-McCleane Company is
temporarily emharrassed, and ask for an
'extension. Minors in the Connellsvillo
coke region hoarding their earnings for
another Dig strike. Chief Ehieis, or
Allegheny, snspends Clerk Hastings.
Tno high price of land deters the city
from purchasing a Poor Farm. Tho
Junction Railroad to' use bituminous
coal with smoke consumers. All flint
glass works again open. Right of way
granted to the West End Electric Com
pany. 15 Frederick C. Fitzsimmons, held in tho
county jail on thu charge of murdering
Detective Gilkinson, escapes in a mys
terious manner fiom tlie prison. He
crawls tin ough tho bars which he had
sawed away. No trace of him found.
The Moorhead-McCleano Company
make a very good showing. Window
'glass manuiacturers and workers ngain
confer. Clerk Hastings said to havo loft
Altegheny. Tlie suspension of the Wales
works sends the prico of tin plate up.
16 Fitzsimmons, although pursued by an
army of deteotives, succeeds in keeping
his whereabouts a secret. Ho had $4,000
on his person when he escaped. The
Prison Board will investigate tlie jail's
.management. The Homeopathic Statu
Medical Society meet in Pittsburg; they
demand recognition by the State. The
window glass manufacturers conteg -plate
importing labor. Harry Good, a
kidnaped boy, found to be an heir to a
fortnjne.
17 Allegheny reformers start a movement
to flu the city treasury. The Western
Unlpn Company gives the city correct
timfa from Washington by electricity.
-Air epidemic feared anions students of
tlio Monroe School. No trace of Fltz
jummons found by. the detectives. Ban
lits spread terror along the Steuuenvillo
Jpike. Window glass workers return ut
I lust year's scalf .
18f-A Welsh tin manufacturer decides to
move nis pianc irom Swansea to a pome
near Pittsburg1. The Jail investigators
promise to reveal the secrets of that
place. Citizens or Observatory Hill
want anew ward formed. Railway mns
nates laugh at Councilman Gilliford's
statement. The Allegheny Heating
Companj- considers Shields' shortage.
19 Pittsburg Chinamen advertise in San
Francisco for a highbinder to come to
the city and murder their enemies.
Thomas T. Shields settles with the Alle
gheny Heating Company and is allowed
to co free. A horrible accident occurred
at the Homestead Iron Works caused by
the upsetting or a ladle of molten iron;
two men die and font cannot lecover.
Trades unions will not admit lawyers
and politicians.
20 A colored girl, during the quarrel of two
admirers, is stabbed in the back. Kev.
Father llcDermott, of St. Paul's K. C.
Cathedral, proposes a plan to doawnv
with fairs and picnic". A church and
convent to be erectedat Thirty-third and
imuiT sireeis Dy uie i&oman uatnoucs.
An explosion at Jones & Laughlins
shakes the Soutbslde. Manv speak-easies
raided in Pittsburg and Allegheny.
21 Tho trial of Mrs. Fitzsiinmons for com
plicity in the Gilkinson murder ready
for the attention of the Quarter Sessions.
Warden Berlin given 4S hours in which
to answer any charges. The Standard
Plate Glass Company goes into the hands
oi n receiver. Carpenters determined to
Btiike. The L'liiladelphia Company
wants the city to pay lor the gas it is
using without any contract.
22 Tho Investigating Committee say there
are tnanyjobs in the working of the jail.
Mrs. Lucy Fitzsimmons tells her version
of the Gilkinson tragedy. The Home
stead mill force quits to attend n funeral
and then go on strike. A strike at a
Charticrs iron works. Marble workers
oppose prison labor. ThcrMoorhead-Mo-Cieane
Company in better condition.
23 Kailroad miners in the Pittsburg dis
trict ask for an increase in pay to S
cents a bushel in one week or they will
strike; 9,000 men involved. Superintend
ent Weir says the new wholesale liquor
law must be enforced. Judge Ewing
charges rho jury in the .Fitzsimuions
c9o. Anight of melody at the Exposi
tion; Moore's verses sang. Pittsburg has
a mania for divorces.
21 John B. Berlin resigns as Warden of the
Jail and his lesignation is accepted.
Moorhead-McCleane creditors giant an
extension. A collision n McKim's sta
tion on the Pittsbuig & Western Rail
road causes seven men to lose their
lives. Mrs. Fitzsimmons found guilty of
murder in the second degree. A new
trial to be asked for. The breach be
tween the Federation arid Knights of
Labor grows wider. Judge Ewing ad
dresses jurors on "conscientious ' scru
ples." 25 Another falce Fitzsimmons arrested in
the South and sent to Pittsburg. Tho
BIssell accommodation, on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, goes through an open
switch at Linden station, and falls into
Second avenue, blocking travel: six men
injured. The body of Emma Gross, of
McDonald, supposed to have been mur
dered bv Albeit Catlm, is found under a
log. Patients of a Southside female
physician tender her a banquet on her
birthday. Lives and proncrtv placed in
jeopardy by reckless blasting in Sehen
lov Park.
25 Coal operators charge the railroad
minera with bad laith. Tho miners'
lea dci s try to show the Jnsticoor their
demand. "West End people flntl it diffi
cult to agree upon a route-for the elec
tric road. Factory Inspector Mary
O'Reilly will complete her work m
another week. Nine applications for
divoros filed.
27 A mistake in transcribingkeeps McKees'
Rocks from becoming a borough. Pitts
burg and Allegheny schools crowded
with pupils. A new motor for street
roads invented by a Pittsburz man. But
very few street cars left in tho city. The
week in trade gives confidence to busi
ness men. Bohemians ci eate a riot on
I'enn avennc.
23 Carnegie, Philips & Co. bring suit against
the Philadelphia Company to compel
them to supply gas. Many Councilmcn
opposed lo tho bond increase. A large
butter warehouso on Water street do
stioyedby Are. Democrats fill the city
preparatory to their convention. The
United Presbyterian Synod in session.
Miner massing their forces for a great
strike.
29 The Philadelphia Company strike back
at Cnrnezie & Co.bv filing a large bill for
gas, amounting to $552,000. The Piesby
terians want more money to run their
elementary institutions. Colored clubs
to tho number of S3 meet in convention
in this city.
30 The Allegheny Anaiting Committee
finds that tho stub books, which should
show the disposition of certain moneys,
are gone. Veterans' Day at the Exposi
tion, and thousands of them attend.
Pittsburg Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church begins its Sixty-eighth
annual session at Uniontown, and a yoar
of remarknblo progiesj is reported. It
is found that many of tho State records
have been stolen from the Court House.
Michael Maloncy, placed on trial for tho
murdei: of Austin L. Reid, pleads self de
fonsc OCTOBER,
1 Fitzsimmons gives up $1,000 to assist his
convicted wifo in getting a new trial.
Allegheny Presbytery holds a special
meeting to take action npon the case of
Rev. J. H. Bausman, and ho is merely ad
monished to beware of future impru
dence. The United Mine Workers to go
out on a strike for the eight-hour day.
Pittsbnrg Conference votes against ad
mission of women delegates;
2 It transpires that Fitzsimmons' motive
for escape was largely his love forxi
woman. Paik work stopped for the year.
Allegheny's funds aio running low.
Largo accessions to the striking miners
ranks; large meeting of operators held in
Pittsburg. The printers' strike grows In
teresting. Michael Maloney found guilty
of murder in the second degree.
8 A bu-iness house and hotel projected for
tho Point. Inspector McAleese appointed
Warden of the jail. Men lrom seven
more coal mines join the strikers. A
new reservoir to be built to supply tha
downtown portion of the city with watpr.
4 Police Captain Silvis appointed tothe in
spectorship. Neither miners nor opera
tors show signs of early giving in. The
great Mevev well surprises the oil world
by producing 650 barrels per hour by
slight agitation
5 The Phillipshurg Bank succumbs to tha
miners' panic. Pittsbnrg in sudden need
of a lockup, the Diamond street building
being leased to private parties.
The police wage war against liquor
wholesalers. All the mines along tho
Monongahela withont men, and the gen
eral aspect one of a complete strike.
Robert Denniston is appointed Police
Captain and James Glenq Lieutenant.
The State Supreme Court convenes for
October term and hands down 101 opin
ions. 6 Pittsburg Presbytery meets and adopts
a report on revision softening tho
doctrines or election and preterition.
A new City Hall pi oposed, the old to be
left exclusively to the police depart
ment. Allegheny's financial affairs in a
tangle. An alleged combine of coal
operators broken nn by Wheeling gas
men backing an operation who pays the
advance. The Mevey well af McDonald
produces 18 000 barrels in one day. Lamp
thrower James htewnrt,found guilty of
murder in the second degrto for killing
his wile.
7 The liquor business is depressed and the
fit st failure occurs, that of the Smi thfleld
street saloon licensed to Frederick Tress,
but supposedly kept by Tobias McCurry.
Mine workers win and five of the big
onetators hsve signed the scale. John
Tierney, killer ot bis wife, found guilty
in tho second degree. County Commis
sioner Mercer demands honest assess
ment methods. The two cities produce
one-thiid of the oak tanned leather
product of tho United States.
8 The Y. M. C. A. opens Its twonty-fourth
annual convention at Franklin. Georgo
Wilson found guilty of burglary. An
analysis proves tho genuineness of the
Demler tin plate.
9 Capture in Pittsburg of a Williamsport
criminal who escaped from tho Sheriff.
OH production at McDonald increases to
44,000 ban els per day.
10 National Prison Congress opens in Car
negie Hall, Allegheny, with ex-President
Ruthei loi d B. Hayes in the chair, and tho
burden of the utterances is mercy, not
menace, for criminals. Citizens' micl Du
quesne Traction companies are wai ring
over a piece of land on Penn avenue.
Window glass makers looking lor a boom.
Miners' officials send out an appeal for
aid.
11 An Italian murder in the East End, An
corosa slashing Antonelli to death lor a
debt and escaping arrest. A healing
mission opened in the city by Rev. Dr.
Dowie. faith curist. Fatal fire in a Penn
nvenne Polish tenement.
12 Pittsburg rivermen leave for j;ho water
ways meeting at Evansvllle, Ind. The
Prison Congress delegates visit RiversidS
and think favorably of It. Verdict of
manslaughter against Richard T.
Sohooley for the shooting ot Leonard
Hilton. Coal operators claim that the
miners are entirely to blame for the
present state of affairs. Ordipance for a
popular vote on the issue of street bonds
passes Councils. . "
13 A Liberty street flour sack factory and a
crockery warehouse burned. The hotels
are all crowded. Prison Congress dele
gates inspect the county workhouse.
14 Members of the Prison Congress yisit
Morganza. Close of the session.
15 Effect of the miners' strike beginning to
bo felt by railroads. A portion or the
scale settled at the Edear Thomeon Steel
Works. McDonald Held produces 52.00
barrels per daj- high water mark.
Plans accepted Tor the Newsboys' Home.
IS The Keystone Bridge Companv. backed
Dy uarnegie, to Dulia a world's air
tower to eclipse the Eiffel structure.
Tho Pittsburg Exposition financially
falls below last season's record.
17 The Philadelphia Company promises
plenty of gas for flvo years and no in
crease of price. Murderer Fitzsimmons
writes a letter to TheDisfatcb. Monon-
gahela Valley manufacturers embar
rassed bv want of coal. Oliver & Roberts
announce they can nay their indebted
ness in five anuuil installments. Mis
sionary convention of the Christian
Church opens. Exposition closes. ,
18 L. C. Hutchinson, or the Allegheny Na
tional Bank, meets death bv an accident
in Colorado. Pittsburg praised by tho
street car men 'from the country over.
Part of Phillips & Co.'s glass works
burned. Movement started to effect a
great tennis organization in Pittsburg.
19 Ex-3Iarket Clerk Hastings.'or Allegheny,
on trial ror embezzlement. Great influx
ot street car ana railway men who-come
to attend the convention. Mvsterions
disappearance or Operator Malesberg
causes the closing or his mines at Web
ster. Reardon fonnd gttiltv of second de
grco murder for shooting Mislevy.
20 A heavy gas explosion followed by Are
sweeps away George W. Snaman's store
in Allegheny, nt a loss or $.',G.(Xj0. George
C. Leonard, or Beaver Falls, gets a back
pension or $22,000.
21 Dr. Cyrus Teed, fonndcr of the Koreshan
Community in California, is in confer
ence with the Economltes. President
Costello issues a call loranother conven
tion of miners. Bartley Costello found
guilty ot involuntary manslaughter for
causing the death or Constantino
Pemoi a.
22 Xavier Steffler shot down and almost
instantly killed in Olkdale by Thomas
McMahon, who is Jailed on a charge of
murder, but claims ho intended only to
shoot Steffier's dog. A plan for saving
the gas of coke oven', now wasted by mil
lions of feet, is put forward by Engineer
M. V. Smith. Coal men urge the taxa
tion of oil lands at their high value
as such, rather than as farming lands.
Residents of the Youghiogheny Valley
fear violence may arise among tho
miners. Tho-United Presbyterian Svnod
refers the Reed case to the Presbvtery.
The Street Riilway Men's Association
banquets nt the Monongahela.
23 Theodore Doerflinger. Wjlle avenue
druggist, is short in his acennnts as a
School Board Treasurer $7,500. and !c is
rumored attempted suicide. American
Street Railway Association members
leaving the city. The Standard Oil Com
pany building large tanks for the South
west field.
24 Jerry Buckley was shot down by negroes
at WUkinsburg and his slayers narrow
ly escaped lynching. Corner stone of the
Brnshton school building laid. Solomon
Kirk an csted for robbing a woman. The
cas of Holmes to be, reopened bv the
carpenters. Corner stone of the Chnrch
of tho Good Shepherd laid. Mrs. Fitz
Simmons is sentenced ana causes a dra
matic scene.
25 The WUkinsburg branch of theDuquesne
Traction Line opened.
26 Doeifiinger, the embezzler, on his way
to the West. Miners claim to have b-en
hoodwinked by cOal operators and a
general strike is now declared.
27 Doerflinger is captured at Omaha. Presi
dent O'Neill resigns.
28 Allcghcnians about equally divided on
the matter of issuing bonds and it is to
be decided by ballot. News or the death
or Cashier Hutchinson from the results
of an accident in Colorado. The Modern
Building and Loan Association is inves
tigating Doeiflinger's methods. Coal
operators will evict Btriking tenants.
29 Coal operators score a point throughout
the district. The Youghiogheny Vnlley
the only stronghold or the strikers.
Pawnbroker Stern heavily fined for
operating without a license.
30 A $60,000 Are wipes out two large work
shops on Penn avenue. President Rob
erts, of the Pennsylvania Railroad, gives
assurance of the building of a new
Union station. The Anal report of Treas
urer Thompson, or tho Pittsburg Citi
zens' Johnstown Relief Committee, shows
that or the $330,7S8 contributed in the
State, this city gave $253 000. Roger
O'Mara returns from the West -with
Doerflinger in custody.
SI Startling charges are made against the
Mayor and Chief of the Department of
Public Safety of Allegheny. Al'egheny
citizens are opposed to an increasoof
bonded indebtedness. The Homestead
Steel Works is making electric rails that
may supplant tho trolley lines. Thomas
Gusalch, a Pole, is killed bv rolling mill
machinery. One person killed and sev
eral injured on the Connellsvillo and
Leisenring electric road tho first day it
is operated. Cornerstone of McKees
port s hospital is laid.
NOVEMBEIt.
1 The now town of Ellwood baptized with
flro to the amount of $40,000 loss. A war
beaun between rival faith healers.
2 Wiitiam Wnddlc, a Bennett station
blacksmith, killed at hlslorge by the dis
charge or two old gun barrels, supposed
not to be loaded, which he was heating.
Coal operators feeling certain they can
resume. Pittsburg not much affected by
the Boston bank failure.
3 The coal miners in convention decide to
return to work at the old rate.
4 Faith Curer Dowio has large crowds at
Carnegie Hall. Detective Braun says he
was attacked by an Allegheny oflicial,
and is afraid that he will be killed. Fire,
water and smoke damage Liberty street
pioperties to the amount of $10,000. A
12-siory building nnnounced for the Sla
geo corner of Fifth avenue and Grant
street.
8 About 1.000 miners of the Pittsburg dis
trict refused to return to work bocaus-o
tho operators fail to recognize the
miners' union, and another general strike
is threatened. Low water in the river
makes a coal famine from a little bolow
Pittsbnrg to Cincinnati. All street im
provements, with the exception of those
absolutely necessary, will await tho
action of the courts on tho new law re
lating to them. Three and a halfmilllons
of taxes collected In Pittsburg during
the current year. Lanra Hill, accomplice
of Fitzsimmons, is set free because of
her valuable testimony.
6 About 00 men quit work at Jones &
Lnnghlins because hours of labor are in
creased without corresponding increase
of pay. Miners troubles breaking out
again in the Pittsbnrg district.
7 Dr. Frank Doyle committed suicide.
Pittsburgers demand that the Citv Expo
sition bo open during the World's Fair
year. Heavy death rate among children
is noted. Reciprocity bringing a heavy
South American trade to tho city. Draw
game of football plaved in Exposition
Park. J. Palmer O'Ncii sells 50 shares of
baseball stock. A wild steer causes ex
citement in Allegheny.
8 The decline of crime becoming more
manifest about the city streets day
by day. Evidence of the exist
ence of a local branch of one
of tho gieat Chinese secret socie
ties is brought to light. Officials of tho
Amalgamated Association endeavor to
bring' about a compromise at Jones. &
Lnughlins' mill. The Pittsbnrg Young
Men's Christian Association celebrates
its qnarto centennial and is addressed bv
Rev. Dr. Theodore L. Cuylerot Brook
lyn. '
9 Mayor Wyman and .Chief Murphy, of
Allegheny, demand a hearing on the
charges mane against them. Pastor
Bausman, of Rochester, is upheld by his
church against the Allegheny Presby
tery, and many reasons are given why
the pa-'oral relation should, not be sev
ered. Mayor Gourley appoints a com
mittee to represent Pittsburg's claims
for the Republican National Convention.
Sharpsburg badly scourged by speak
easies. Rivermen lose heavily by reason
of long continued low water. Tho feu-
prenfe Court decides that tlie Delamater
case must be tried In Clearfield county.
10 The chrysanthemum show opens at the
Auditorium. Anoflier fire occurs at Mc
Donald. Rev. Bausman, Rochester's Pres
byterian minister. Is cleared or heresy
and allowed to retain his charge, but
cautioned by the Allegheny Presbvtery.
Assessments in Allegheny are increased
50 per cent. Southside mill trouliles
quieted; the men will go to work and
their grievance is referred to the Amal
gamated National Committee. '
11 Carnegie Library plans to the number of
8o put oh exhibition In the new Ferguson
building. The new Union station to ba
located In tho Panhandle yards, opening
on Giant and Seventh streets, filicide
. ot Attorney George R. Lawrenco in u
Now York hotel. Talk again plenty of
annexing the conntytothecity. "Orange
Blossom," Joe Mulhatton, locked up on
a charge ot rubbery. Homestead citi
zens won't pay increased price lor gas.
"The Snpremo Cour.t finishes its session in
Pittsburg.
12 An English lace manufacturer seeks a
Southside location. Henry Dallmyer
dies fiom injuries received in a fall
while walking In his sleep at his Havs-
ville residence. Edward A. Keil elected.
treasurer ui me aarionui,.LiUUtj oi tue
Amalgamated Association,, Eccentric
Mrs. Mary E. Toomey (lies and leaves
$1,000,000 fortune. The Allegheny Audit
ing andjinance Committees are at war.
13 Various complications arise over the
capture of Embezzler Leech, private de
tectives being arrested on a charge of
conspiracy. John B. Alexander, in the
Central station on charges of horse steal
ing, forgery and larceny, makes sensa
tional charges against his Indiana coun
ty prosecutors. Actor J. K. Emmet, Jr.,
and others arrested for violating tho
Sunday statutes, in making an advertis
ing parade. Sewickley residence of R.
P. Bailey burned. Firi- in Lawrenceville
district, originating in G. W. Lea's drag
store, causes $20,000 loss.
14 General comment excited by Chief El
liott's reeommendatlonfor the purchase
of the Alexander nnd Lee properties for
jroor r arm purposes. .At tord City a
bronze statue nnveiled in honor or Capt.
J. B. Ford, father of the plate glass in
dustry, Congressman John Dalzell being
the speaker or the day. Local meeting
of Anarchists to commemorate the Il.ir
markn riot. The Trimble estate to be
sold.
15 Tiusteo John Dns-, of the Economlte So
ciety, denies tho various stories to tho
effect that Dr. Teed would merge the
Koreshan Society with theirs. Tlie Pitts
burg and Birmingham Traction Com
gany will bui'dan incline plane at Tenth
and Bradford streets. Rev. Charles Ed
ward Locke makes caustic remarks on
divine healers and impostors.
16 In a Panhandle wreck near Burgetts
town Brakeman George Hurdv is roasted
to death, several others are injured and
30 fri'lght cars arc burned, causing a !o-s
or $100,000. The Pittsburg Tiaction Com
pany makes a good showing for the year.
The local bowling season opened in a
triangular contest at BelleAeld. Slayor
Wyman, of Allegheny, denies the Juris
diction of the Auditing Committee, but
sati-Aed to have the charges tried before
a Court of Justice. Another Poor Farm
site offered tho cits'. Aden and Morris
on trial for the murder of Young Buckley
during tho Moorehcad mill strike, deny
. their guilt.
17 Max Schamberg, Consul from Austria
Hungary to Pittsburg, becomes inter
ested in the alleged persecution of the
Huns by Allegheny's city officials, anil
proposes to take action for their defense.
A little blizzard co'no- to town and sends
the mercury down to 193. The amountof
coal tied np awaiting rise of the rivers is
17,000,000 bushels. Ev-Prlest Slatterly,
lecturer ngainst the. Romrn Catholic re
ligion, locked up on' a charge of selling
improper books. The Corry bank's
shortage Agnred at $170 000. A brother-in-law
of Trustee Dus, of the Economitu
Society, formally charged that he and
Dr. Teed are working to sesure thp com
munity's millions. Aden and Morris
acquitted of the Buckley murder.
18 Pittsburg police asked to aid in sup
pressing Fayette county outlaws. Three
men killed bv a railway accident at
Greensburg.- It 13 charged that Mayor
Wyman, ot Allegheny, did not pav vari
ous licenses due thecitv. Henrv Phipps,
Jr., donates $100 000 for a conservatory in
the park. Ex-Lieutenant Governor
Lattn, of Westmoreland county, busy in
the city trying to procure a pardon for
Silas Gray. Many oil wells shut down by
the cold snap.
19 Many petrified bodies exhumed in Troy
Hill Cemeteries. Allegheny Councils
abolish the office of Fire Bureau Clerk I
Coal famine reports increase from all
along the river, and tho situation is be
coming desperate. Philadelphia's liquor
license system likely to be introduced in
Pittsburg.
20 Dr. Edwin T. Painter, or Oakland dis
trict, Koch cure, patient, returns from
'Germany and pronounces the remedy a
failure. Rivermen anxious for a rise of
water. City Solicitor Elphinstone, of
Allegheny, prepares the cases against
officials. The North-ided Protective
Association enters suits for the revoca
tion of wholesale liquor dealers' licenses.
Colonel Roberts lectures at Western Uni
versity on modern ship canals.
21 Rev. Carl Weil, ex-pastor of the Evan
gelical Lutheran Church, Sixth avenue
and Smithfield, commits suicide by
shootlng himself on the doorstep of his
home, after acting strangely for several
days. Business men protest against
present Exposition methods. The Cor
oner finds that John H. Orr. the Pitts
burg glassmaker, was murdered by Ital
ians at Jeannette. Arrest of a colored
man claiming to be a United States de
tective. The city must pay a big bill for
the Curr-PfeilTer contest.
22 Fittsburgsteel men havelittle faith in the
genuineness of the New York non-union
steel plant scheme. Tne B. & O. R. R. to
erect a station nt Thirty-third street.
Prominent Standard Oil men in town.
Rev. A. W. Arundel assumes charge of
Trinity Episcopal Church and preaches
his salutatory sermon. City police again
raid speak-casies.
23 The wind plays havoc in the two cities,
shattering buildings, blowing down an
electric light tower in Allegheny, caus
ing a panic in a 6chool nnd causing sev
eral injuries'to person. Allegheny Chief
oi ruDitc fcatety junrpny answers tne
charges of the Auditing Committee.
Dynamite explodes in a trunk on a Penn
sylvania Railroad train near Irwin, and
the owner, a Hungarian, was arrested.
The river is rising. The Bailsman case is
not regarded by the Allegheny Presby
tery as settled; the pastor i only given
time. The Academy of Sciences is push
ing university extension.
24 The water having risen, coal goes down
the river on every available craft. Pool
& Co.'s private bank at Irwin snspends.
Rev. Joseph Shechcy, cla'ming to bean
nrmychaplain, locked np on a charge of
disorderly conduct. Tho Mozart Club
Concert opens the music season.
25 Two Washington county children, aged
20 nnd 16, elopo and are arrested in the
city. Snicidc or Michael G. Fasani, a
cook at the Duquesne. Fred J. Stevens
arrested on a charge of aggravated
assault and battery, having, it was
alleged, attempted to kill his wifo be
cause she would not transfer property to
him. Fire destroys tho car Irani of tho
Second avenue line. 2Q cars and five
horses, also Bolin's Hotel. Gemde con
victed of murder in the first degree for
the killing of his step child.
26 Thanksgiving Day varionsly and very
generally observed in both cities. The
Duquesne and Pittsbnrg Traction com
bine is closed. The audit or the Franklin
School Board's books shows that Doer
li'nger's defalcation as Treasurer was
417,931, of which $3,091 has been realized
from sale of his seized store, etc. Five
highw-ymen arrested in the West End.
East End Gvms at Liberty Park defent
the Media Football team, bv 20 to 12.
Pittsburg molders threatened with re
duction o' pay. '
27 Allegheny Councils trvto induce peace
among fire officials. " The war between
the West Penn Gas Companv and the
people of Leechburg culminates in the
shutting off of the gas, and then Judge
Rayburn grants an injunction against
the company and the citizens have a
temporary victory. New Jersey lawyers
working to get big back pav for Pitts
burg election supervisors. Fitzsimmons
said to be in Grceno county playing the
deaf mute dodge. Liquor whole-alers
disobey the law. Retailers meet and
organize to oppose measures they re
gard offensive.
28 Mayor Wyman of Allegheny arrested on
charges of extortion and embezzlement.
Seven convicts who bad dug a tunnel at
Riverside baffled in escaping. Cold
wave comes. Allan Williams fatally in
jured by a B. & O. engine. t.Money flow
ing into the city as a result of coal ship
ments. 59 General complaint about oil in the
waters, iron manufacturers expecting
nn improved market.
30 Fare raised to 5 cents on the Firth ave
nue line. Mysterious di'appearance of
James W. Shink, formerly or Harper's
Fe ny. Ya., irom this cltv, begins to ex
cite nis friends. The oil "report for No-
ember shows a falling off.
DECEMBER.
1 Equalization of fares gives the Duquesno
road the advantagoiover tho Fifth ave
nue line. Allegheny's Public Safety
Committee pays littl" attention tothe
protection of tlie Huns nud tables
complaints made- in their interests.
Frederick Abbott, wealthy farmer, of
Baldwin township, commits suicide.
Murdoch, Kerr & Co. obtain a decision
against striking printers, who will ap
peal. Four prominent Pittsburgers ar
rested and fined in West Virginia for vio
lating the game law. Contract let for
constructing tho Gn-enfleld avenue
branch of the Second avenue line.
2 Contractors sue the city lor money; the
treasury is bare and the issuance of
bonds is the only means of relief. More
nrrestsof Allegheny officials scheduled
by the Eerorm Association. Tno Car
negie Library Committee is to make
efforts to fill the art gallery. Pennsyl
vania leads In tho number and prom
inence or Scotch-irishmen. Claims or in
sanity in the third trial or Frank Gerado
forniurdcr.
S Henry Bowmaster killed by James N.
Taylor at Duquesne. Ex-Mayor Pearson,
of Allegheny, arrested on a charge of
embezzlement nnd waives a hearing.
Internal Revenue Collector Warmcastle
surprised bv the preferment of charges
against him" by Government agonts. The
revolution in Allegheny to bo further in
creased by the dividing of wards and
election districts. Striking printers will
make a test case of Victor Williams'
damage suit against the Murdochs'. The
United Jline Workers are supplanted in
the coke region by the new order of
Federated Brotherhood of Coke Workers
' 4 Pitteburg school teachers request moro
pay and are grantea tno increase, a no
coffee roasting establishment of Ha worth
& Dewhnrst, at 41 Seventh street, de
stroyed by fire. Hundreds of Italians
leaving for their former homes. A bold
sneak thief enters a residence by day
light, and when discovered draws a re
volver and escapes. Amberson avenue
the battle ground for the first te3t suit of
thenewlaw. Allegheny has another bis
bill for lighting. Detectives capture
three McKeesport thieves.
6 Dr. W. H. Winslow analyzes tho city's
watersnpply and predicts an epidemic.
Doerflinger is made librarian of the jail
by Warden McAleese. Mayor Gourley
signs the ordinance of tha West End
Electric Railroad Companv. Allegheny
has but 97 acres of ground in her poor
farm. Nelson Somners slashes Henry
Harris' throat with a penknife
Chauncey Depew and a ptrty of New
York Central officials visit Pitt3burg. AU
night cars to run on the Dnquesne line.
6 The suit of the Allegheny National Bank
against Baron Isadora Lagerfelt will bo
dismissed. Thomas Condry will be taken
back to West Virginia. Henry Harris,
the colored man with his throat cut. will
recover. The Pittsburg Lodge of Elks
hold their Lodge of Sorrow attheAIvln
Theater. Experts think it would pay to
secure the city's water supply from Lakn
Erie. The jail to be renovated and
strengthened.
7 Liquormen congratulate themselves. on
the provisions or tue new law. Frank
Sweeney, Grana Master or the Switch
men's Brotherhood, visits the Pittsburg;
and Allegheny lodges. Physicians at
tribute the increased sick roll to the poor
water. Councilman Evans says the bond
issne can bo stopped. Aman''whomnkes
a business of marrying for money finds a
victim hero. More sensational charges
to be brought against Mavor Wyman.
8 Mrs. R. P.Lewis the wifo of an irate
drummer prefers death to divorce. The
polluted waters or the Ohio cause an
epidemic of typhoid fever. Tho bond in
crease sanctioned bv a vote of 6 to L
The discharge of Holmes Anderson
leaves Allegheny county with another
murder mystery. Flour sack manafact
nrers hold their annual meeting at tho
Monongahela Honse. Business very dull.
All school teachers salaries increased by
the Central Board.
9 An all night schedule pnt into effect by
the street car companies runni g to the
East End. Mrs. Lewis makes a fourth
attempt to commit suicide. Conncilmnn
Evans explains why he will test in court;'
the i-sne of bonds to pay contractors.
The Beaver Valley Electric road ready
for operation. Washington county
forms a scheme for supplying the two
cities with cood milk.
10 Collector of Internal Revenue Warm
castle will probably have to vacate the
office. The Byers land grant intact after
a centnry of holdings. Mrs. Lewis ap
pears in court to claim po-session or hr
only child. The Committee on Publio
Safety advise buried wires. Imported
Huns not wanted in this locality.
H A sensational suit be-run against tha
Philadelphia Company by Lawyer Stev
enson. Larry Murray, a burglar, walks
out of court at its adjournment and Is
lo3t sight of. Nothing gainpil against
Mavor Wyman by the opening of the
uanot ooxes. .Anurew carnpgie will at
tend the meeting of the State musio
teachers. John L. Shoonberger made a
member of the Parisian Academy ot In
ventors and given a gold medal.
12 The site or old Fort Fayette on Penn,
avenue sold to A. T. Rowsnd for$230,lCO.
The electric light company enters suls
against Manager Divis of the Alvin Thc
aterfor a large amount: they want to
tear the lights out; Mr. Davis too ill to
attend to business. The Legislature to
be asked to allow the traction companies
to run cars for transferring freight and
express goods to remote parts of tha
city. Delayed and deficient assessments
cause much trouble. No moie Sunday
excursions will be allowed on tho Tivers.
13 Milton B. Smith, while temporarily in
sane, bangs himself in the cellar of his
residence. Three yonng Indians, who
escaped from the Carlisle Indian sohool,
found in this city. Two boys from Oil
City reach here on a raffcthey claim they
were kidnaped. Plans uiscussed to join
the rnilroad3 of North and South Amer
ica. Two boys arrested for driving a
stolen horse. Modjeska, owing to tho
grip, will be unable to appear in this
city. Superintendent Davis, of the trac
tion company, resigns.
14 Methodist ministers propose church bil
liard rooms to offset the saloon. Charges
or forgery and fraud preferred aainsti
Theodore Doerflinger. An heir of Ben
jamin Trimble sties for a share of the es
tate. Thomas O'Neill escapes from the
Sheriff of Clearfield connty. Mrs. Catha
rine Schroeder dies alone in a cellar. The
fees of Millvale borough officers stopped.
Two lines of street rars get right of way
to Homestead. Traction magnates will
purchase the vMleghenv Valley road for
tho Pennsylvania Railroad.
15 Thesrip in this city is rapirtlv approach
ing the dimensions of nn epidemic. Jury
Commissioner and State Department
Clerk Jiles wants to be returned to the
State Committee. Chairman Hendricks
says Murphy will not be whitewashed.
Sharpsburg and iawreneeyilla people
want 5-cent Tares. Iron men are dis
gusted with the rod tape surrounding tha
ireUht schedule, udjiistimijt. The Engi
neers' Association of Western Pennsyl
vania hold their meeting, v'be traction
magnates discuss the combination of
their lines with the Daquesn e
IS Duquesne men say they are IKnights of
Labor nnd will not workforElcinsif the
lines unite. Many Indiana people with,
faith in Father Mollinger visit Trby Hill.
Many shoplifters in the stores'; two
women thieves in the party. The ?jurnt
out nroTiertv of Christ M. E. Churcli will
probably be sold in a few days. Bight
uponle in Allegheny poisoned bv n?alk.
West Bellevue answers tho chargesof
the indignant citizens.
17 The two traction lines uniie. and maki
all possible promises to the pnblic.
Night cars will be retained on the roads.
The outlook for organized labor.
Gompers saws tha boycott is a boom
erang if nntairly used. Mayor Gourley
asks for prompt reports from tho chiefs.
Twenty fives lost on tho local traction
roads during the first 11 months of
the year. A hearing in the case of the
sanity or John Woods. Magistrates to
be asked for in Allegheny.
13 rorter A, Donaldson's wholesale trimminj
I house on Liberty street destroyed by fire;
tho loss over $1C0,000. Jndge Slagle de
cides to see that juries are properly
drawn and are not in politics. Local
companies lorm a river sand trust. Ex
County Detective Langhurst, of Alle
gheny, arrested for attempting to de
fraud his partner and. tho Second Na
tional Bank.
19 The Western Mining Institute meet and
discuss the dangers to miners from oil
and gas wells. A Pittsburg merchant
ends a romance by marrying his early
love. Two colored attorneys, the first in
the county, admitted to practice at the
bar. Boggs & Buhl, Allegheny drygoods
merchants, will onen a storo in Pitts-
" burg. A tremendous explosion of
natural gas, followed by a fire, wrecks a.
Liberty street warehouse. Charles H.
cooiman arrcsteu,upon wora irom uuiei
Murphy, of Columbus, accusing him of
forgery-
20 Pugilists prepare for a Sunday Sght on
the Mayflower at Smithfleld street wharf.
The entire puny captured by th' police.
General Lowell, Chief of the Internal
Revenue Agents, will place a deputy in,
charge of Collector Warmcastle's office
Chief Bigelow will search the Allegheny
as far as Oil City to And the6il polluting1
the river. The Arsenal Park likely to be
come a reality. Charles L. Davis. mana
ger of the Alvin, recovers sufficiently to
return to the theater.
21 True bills are found against Mayo?
Wyman, ex-Mayor Pearson and Cleri
Hastings, of Allegheny. Moro troublo
ahead for the participmts of the May
flower prize flght. All threo Chiefs ot
the departments re-elected by Councils.
The Health Bnrean will investigate
parochial schools. The fight between,
Jiles and Clark attracting; general at
tention. John Dean, locked up in the
Central station, twice tries to hang him
self. 22 Two prisoners in the workhouse start
writing a book, ana are pnt lu solitarv
conflnement on bread and water for (O
days. Dr. Dowie, the faith curer, calls
Rev. Dr. Locke a liar. Councils will try
to secure pure water. Members of the
.Botanical Society exchange Christmas
presents. Ye Tong after the great Chi
nese secret societies. The railroads al
ready crowded with home-going tour
ists. 23 Traction patrons will pay no fare unless
they are given seats. A dergynian ot 70
marries a bride of SOyears. Tho Ear .As
sociation meets, but forgets to ind'irso
Fettcrman. Comptroller or the Currency
refuses to accept the resignation cf Bnlr
Examiner Sheppard, Allegheny's Com
mon Council cuts loose from ihe select
Branch in its investigation of Chief Mur
phy. They say there shall be no white
washing. Aprisonerin tno Nineteenth,
ward stntio commits snicide.
24 A three-storybrick building on Small
man street blown to pieces by an ex
plosion of natural cas;miracuIousescapa
6f M. F. Prichard and his lamily- Cure
less drivers directly responsible for Io3. .,
, or life on tho streets. A physician ays
there is not much diphtheria hcroJrf
Hebrews observe tho feast of dedication,
Tho Iumseu Company's glasshonsojtt:
burned. Two colored men flght wUh,?3
knlyes and both may die. 7
25 Thirteen dead make Coroner McDow
ell's Christmas very 'gruesome. Will
lam Tees accidontallyshoot.s his brother,
and Edward Fallow shoots himself-Welsh
again sing the glorious Christmas Eis
teddfod. Every charitable institution
. visited by kind-hearted benefactors, and
presents left. Grocers are objecting to '
tho new" vinegar law. The Sewickley
crossing made safe.
23 The Bar Association lndorsps Tetterman
for Federal Judge. Tho Burr divorce ,
suit again in court, this time an actional
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