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Pittsburgh Dispatch

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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1891

Page

10

Directors Sign To Build Local Baseball Team

The meeting of the local club directors yielded signings for next season led by Captain Hierhaner and Grant Briggs. Advance money was approved to speed player signings with President O Neil empowered to conclude deals and several more players expected to sign in coming days.

Andersen Wade Hierhaner Shagar Briggs Next Searons O' Neil Atence Biorloner Bhrowe Te Dhiey

Chicago Magnates Eye All Star Assembly To Buck Public

The American Association squad next season aims for the pennant with Kittridge, Barkley, Jeffers, Shegart and Wilmot in key roles. Mullane and Harton are pursued to strengthen the roster as managers plan to protect top talent amid contract disputes.

Carcaco American Association Chicago Kittridge Libre Gambert and Mert Sioww Crare Scotthnaw” Barkley Giants Tomy Milane Red Stockings Mullane Ao Morton Harton Timber Chico Leagur Tenn Devic Dahlen Milwaukee Esemel Harr Ee Aml Dt National League Hepekis Tee

Meds catcher denies talk of St. Louis Browns link

Jerry Harrington, Meds five catcher, rejects authority claims about Hog Molliday and himself discussing the St. Louis Browns. He says he never spoke with President Vonce Ade or planned to join the Browns and urges staying with Cincinnati as a good coach, asserting no salary issues.

Croyetes Jerry Harrington Meds Hog Molliday St. Louis Browns Dnever Vonce Ade St. Louis Sam Sa Cincinnati

Greensburg Logby Football Set To Meet A's At Exposition Park

A promising game is billed for this afternoon at Exposition Park as the Allegheny Athletic Association faces Greensburg Logby at Exposition Park. Both teams rise to the occasion in what locals expect as a high stakes matchup amid season openers and upcoming schedules.

Becky Scotlell Exposition Park Allegheny Athletic Association Thesebarg Cleveland Athhoe Penn Cleveland Mest Proba Liv Detroit Aftecvores Panies Trreenebiengit Trevitore Jiemoner Tatt Kasl Darmisen Teele Afrittioy Guard Foehey Meter Moortenil Deme Thompson Otwerlin Imete Bruna Larcisty Dtight Leoshiin UF Aniver Ee Arter Zaetrtine Poeu L. Halt Beeck Oliver Tenner, Howerd RL Halfines W. McClintock Elpauian Schwarty Proctor McCandless Abetcalt Evrescion Park

Western University and Medical College Teams Listed

The Western University and the Medical College teams were published yesterday. W. U. team includes Evans at end Calvert at right tackle McGraw at right guard Rhea at center Close at left guard Neal at left tackle Du Barry at left end Savers at quarterback Gill and Grapp at halfback Hill at fullback.

Western University The Medical College W. U. PB Evans Calvert McGraw Rhea Close Neal du Barry Savers Gill Grapp Hill

Association Magnates End Chicago Meeting Wins Few Resolutions

The American Association wrapped a Chicago gathering at the Wellington Hotel with major business left undecided. A 10 to 12 club circuit looms as a possibility, while Chicago led in votes and Williams was named Schedule Committee chairman. Bond salaries for players and a new game continuation rule were adopted amid a largely harmonious session.

Orreaco American Association Wellington Karnie Philadelphia Schmelz Columbus von der Ahe St. Louis Barnie Milwaukee Louisville Buffalo Kansas City Minneapolis Brooklyn New York Chicago Boston Speas Hach Phelps Ela Julien Hart Edwin Sutherland Washington Baltimore Hart Oston Scanlon Gillette Lazarus Williams Barrie Dolan Reilly Adbourne King Elliot Raymond Ely Knauss Burt Inks Kelly Revie Stoelz Chapman Gua Schmels George Williams Chris van der Ahe

Penn prepares to face Lehigh at Bethlehem

The University of Pennsylvania team departs for Bethlehem to meet Lehigh University on S201, ML.

Prieadelphia Sperial University of Pennsylvania Bethlehem Lehigh University

Rifle range for Company 1 Eighteenth Regiment in McKeesport

Special J A fine rifle range has been secured in McKeesport for Company 1 Eighteenth Regiment. The range lies on a farm facing White Oak Level near the rice Course, close to a hill and five minutes from streetcars. It will be fitted up for qualified marksmen shoot next Saturday after the parade for the hospital corner stone ceremony.

McKeesport New Minge White Oak

New Orleans Club Signs for Myer Carroll Glove Bout

A dispatch from President Noel of the Olympic club New Orleans states that Myer and Carroll have signed articles of agreement for a December 22 glove contest. The match is considered a sure go with Myer beginning training in Streator at once.

Streator Alf Kennedy Noel Olympic Elub New Orleans Myer Carroll

Portraits of the week’s great news events

The DIA-ATC presents a running comment on major news from the past week with portraits of the chief actors. The feature, planned for tomorrow, highlights key figures, events, and their roles in shaping recent developments.

Frery offers wide range of woolen garments at Thorne Co

This department stays open until 9 this evening at Thorne Co on Penn Avenue offering men’s one price all wool garments including natural sanitary wool scarlet camel hair silk and wool blends plus silk and wool mix items and union suits from leading makers Cartwright Warner and others.

Cartwright & Warner’s Dos, Thorne & Co Peon Avenue B. F. Lamb Conauinanton The Electrical and l Medical Institute Penn Avenue Pittsburg oel-Tts

Boys' stylish long cape overcoats on sale today

This morning from just before 12 to noon the Pittsburg Combination Clothing Co. offers boys long cape overcoats in check patterns, sizes 4 to 14, priced at 249 with each purchase including a present. Overcoats valued at 5 pounds, none sold after noon. Corner Grant and Diamond streets.

C.C.C. Pittsburg Combination Clothing Company Corner Grant and Diamond Sirrets

Big Value In Men s Underwear and Hosiery Sale

Jos Horne & Co announces a sale on extra bar gains in men s underwear and hosiery. The department will be open until 9 p m at 907 Penn Avenue keeping store hours current.

Jos. Horne & Co Penn Avenue

Thoroughbred Showdown in Independence and Baltimore Contests

Fast moving races in Independence with heat winners and a standout effort by Hubert Rysdyk against a 2 14 mark despite a shoe loss. Sphynx, returning from three years, clocked 2 23 and may dip under 2 20 in future. Governor Merriam's pole team set close to 2 23, while several entries posted varied times with no clear winner.

Independence Hubert Rysdyk A. L. Clark Sphynx Merriam J. S. Sand Ell Colonel Forrest Luln McCurdy Sen Irma Coke Cikce

Monbars Fails to Break 2 Year-Old Pacing Record at Cumberland Park

At Cumberland Park Nashville on October 24 Monbars failed to lower the 2-year-old pacing record of 2 12 1. Arion of California had set earlier. Monbars ran a 39.4 quarter, 1 07 1/2 half, 1 43 three quarters and 2 14 mile, a second-and-a-quarter off his best. Grant’s Abdallah and Boneo Jr. dead heated in the 2 15 class pacing. Evangeline had easy time outsprinting her eld.

Nashville Cumberland Park Monbars Arion California Grant Abdallah Boneo, Jr Evangeline

Legislative need on kite-shaped track size and records

The speaker argues lawmakers must define a kilo loop size for a kite-shaped track. Currently no limits exist on loop size or grade. They note tracks could be built on hills with graded down sections or a straight-away to lower records, suggesting reforms.

Pickpocket Wins on Heavy Pimlico Track in Baltimore Racing

Yesterdays Pimlico program postponed by storm ran today. Pickpocket ridden by Covington beat Kingmaker on a heavy track as Futurity Benefit placed second. Other races saw Cottonade, St Charles, Isaac Lewis, and Schuylkill among winners with long odds and close finishes. Strong Boy to winter at Point Pleasant after Lexington record.

Baltimore Pimlico Cottonade Beliayskill Madrid the Shark Thiers Isaac Lewis Hoodlum Abi St. Charles Busteed Gold Dollar Little Covington Kingmaker Futurity Benefit Gray Gown Ray Simms Schuylkill Littlefield Abl St. Charies Harris Simma Covington Midgley Pinot Lynch Worden Bellevue Fannie Lewis G. W. Cook Judes Morrow Ocypere Ballarat Mary Stone Reekson Tussell Strathmeath Portchester St. Luke Lamplighter Constantinople Maid of Screen Balbriggan Tarantella Lady Superior Gondolier St. Mark Detroit St. John Tattler Ee Governor B

General Sporting Notes and Football Plans Highlight Busy Season

Local clubs show strong form with Taixos and Ep Swartwoon shining for Sioux City and Chicago talk of Beckley joining the Association. Boston adds Catcher Earle while others decline, and Kentucky and Penn relations surface with Trotting leaders and Penn State plans.

Belmont Driving Club finishes races with Claudius wins 2:40 and Bravo 2:20

At the Belmont Driving Club Association meeting in Philadelphia on October 23 the 2:40 class winner was Claudius in 22617 with Ben S second, and the 2:20 class winner was Bravo in 224 4 with Maggie II second.

Philadelphia Belmont Driving Club Association Claudius Ben S Bravo Maggie II

Noted Turfman Galway Retires From Racing

James Nelson Galway owner of the Preakness stable will quit racing and sell his string and farm near Paterson New Jersey. He remains on the Board of Control and will judge at Monmouth and other meets. The move surprises peers as Linden offspring from Longfellow were promising and Galway favored breeding his own stock.

New York James Nelson Galway Preakness Stable Preakness Farm Paterson N.J Board of Control Monmouth Galway Linden Longfellow

Races Report From Lexiciton Ort Track

Results from LexicTon Ort show maidens contest won by Emman Louise Mist with Gretchen second and Lucy Clark third in four furlongs. Nina Archer wins the six furlong handicap with Ata third in a field of older horses. Tenacity leads the mile and a half, Flower Dellis second, Preticht third. Kincsem Crest wins the six furlongs handicap for 3 year olds with Dunnell second and Business third. Irish Chief takes the two year old six furlongs with Altivoln second and Content third. Time records noted for several races.

LexicTon Emman Louise Mist Gretchen Lucy Clark Nina Archer Ata Tenacity Flower Dellls Dunnell Business Ed Fith Rice Irish Chief Altivoln Content

Labor unions denounce traitor appeal to Republicans in Pittsburg

At the Monongahela House a meeting of Pittsburg labor groups denounced Powderly Butler Wright and others for trying to shift labor support to Republican leaders. A committee was named to draft resolutions and the Philadelphia Convention resolution from October 16 was endorsed. The Democratic party was proclaimed best to defeat such schemes.

Monongahela House Pittsburg James Rugby Powderly Butler Wright Philadelphia Democratic Party

MeCKEESPORT Trots Face Off For 950 Pound Match

Special report from MeKeesport notes trotter J Kanop McCarthy owned by James Cairnes and Belle Anna owned by John Eyman have been matched for a £950 side race at Homewood on Saturday week. McCarthy defeated Belle Anna last week in a 250 race and both horses are strong rivals with substantial wagers placed on the result.

Meckeesport Special Kanop McCarthy James Cairnes Belle Anna John Eyman Homewood

Bonner Defends Track Record Comparison

Mr Bonner says comparing a kite shaped track record with a regulation oval is not fair. He notes he holds both records and adds trotting authorities will decide on the matter.

Neel and Wampler Mill Fire Leaves No Rebuild in McKeesport

McKeesport planing mill firm Neel and Wampler lost their mills in a blaze two weeks ago. They state they will not accept any rebuilt structures in McKeesport and have no plan to rebuild locally.

Republican Mass Meeting Tonight at Lafayette Hall

A Republican mass meeting will be held tonight at Lafayette Hall. Speakers include H. J. Culbertson of Lewistown Congressman John Dalzelt Gen H H Bingham of Philadelphia Charles M Bromm of Pottsville and City Attorney Moreland.

Lafayette Hall H. J. Culbertson Lewistown John Dalzelt H. H. Bingham Philadelphia Charles M. Bromm Pottsville Moreland

Standard Oil to Make Meadow Lands Panhandle storage hub

Major Maitland, Standard Oil superintendent, announces Meadow Lands will become the permanent southwest oil storage site. Company plans 40 to 50 new tanks, boosting capacity to about 2,000,000 barrels. Panhandle Railroad extends sidings. 400 workers on site. 20 bookkeepers and 10 operators added.

Tite Dispatcs Washkineton Major Maitland Standard Oil Company Southwest Meadow Lands Panhandle Railroad Washington Chartiers Pew McDonald Feld Standard McDonald Hallam Brothers

Fisherman Commissioner Awards Fish to Muskingum River

William Lenz, State Fish Commissioner, rode in the special car through Zanesville. He planted 5000 bass 5000 salmon and 5000 catfish in the Muskingum River above the dam then continued downstream to stock more fish. He notes Muskingum supports growing game fish and plans to return with fine catfish from Chautauqua Lake to release later.

Zanesville William Lenz Muskingum Lang Chautauqua Lake

Gas pledge dispute delays church, public institutions

In Johnstown the Westmore Cambria Gas franchise obligation to provide free gas to public churches and institutions is contested as Episcopal Church trustees report a flood rebuilt building but are told gas must be paid for. Seven churches are affected and officials will review the matter.

Johnstown Westmoreland and Cambria Gas Company Episcopal Church Steele New Order

Postmaster Slain Attempted Robbery Near Mannville

Special from Brink near Mannington Ohio reports postmaster J A Anderson was followed from Wheeling to Mannville across the Ohio River and robbed of 500 dollars by two unknown men who assaulted him severely. He is in critical condition at Martins Ferry after the dark place attack. He had left home with funds to pay a debt and confided his plan to the robbers.

Parkersburg A. B. Anderson Brink Mannington Ohio River Wheeling Martin’s Ferry

Beaver Fawms Bricks Venture Formed by Aames Clayton

Aames Clayton, a noted coal operator, forms a company with $20,000 capital to manufacture bricks and related products. The firm owns 27 acres west of Beaver Fawms with a 28 foot clay vein and other clay lands in the district. Construction will start soon and operations start next spring.

Beaver Fawms Aames Clayton

Marlatt Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder

In Vorsaestons on Oct 24 the jury convicted Ira Marlatt of murder in the second degree for killing Barsk Ashton after two hours deliberation. Marlatt’s counsel said no motion for a new trial will be filed and Marlatt will be sentenced to life in the penitentiary.

Vorsaestons Sperial Ira Marlatt Barsk Ashton Marlatt

Shanahan Credit Company Closed by Executions

Bradnock report notes three failures in under a week with Shanahan Credit Company shut this afternoon by executions filed by Eva M Shanahan for 30 dollars John Robb for 200 dollars and Edward Shanahan for 22 dollars 25 cents.

Bradnock Shanahan Credit Company Eva M. Shanahan John Robb Edward Shanahan

Gas Rationing Hits Lima Factories

The Lima Gas Company orders local factories to halt gas service. Crane Mrrewer a Youngstown Erie yards brakeman fell under a locomotive and died. Elmer McCombay's family at Bridgeport W Va were chloroformed and robbed. Dr J Casky suffered likely fatal injuries after a fall near Weston. Epo Grecect a Dayton Germantown hack driver was assaulted and robbed.

Lima (0.) Gas Company Crane Mrrewer Erie Youngstown Elmer McCombay Bridgeport W. Va Din J. Casky West Virginia Weston Epo Grecect Dayton Germantown

1000 Boys Suits Sale At Pittsburg Combination Clothing

To avoid after noon rush the store offers 1000 casual and neat cheviot suits for boys sizes 4 to 15 at 2 in the morning sale from 8 to 12. Regular prices listed 3 to 5. Each buyer receives a present. Pittsburg Combination Clothing Co. corner Grant and Diamond streets. Hosiery bargains for all. Fall and winter stock complete with large variety and low prices from Jos. Horse & Co. 607-021 Penn avenue.

Pittsburg Jos Horse & Co Penn Avenue

Dozen Young Victims Die From Falls and Runaways

A Pittsburgh area fatality list shows six youngsters harmed yesterday. Causes include a fall from a roof by Hvennes Inghes, a stair fall killing William Ault, and a freight train incident harming Kirk Mann. Others include a runaway steer injuring Wiltie Shelby and a locomotive accident fatally injuring Brandon. Coroners to hold inquests.

Hvennes J. 1 Inghes South Highland Avenue Colwell Dinwiddie Stanley Park House Woods’ Run Woods Herrs* Island Main Street

Edison Company Exposition Highlights Pittsburg Growth

The Street Railway Convention spotlighted the Edison General Electric exhibit at Monongahela House praised as the era’s most complete railway display. Pittsburg’s Edison branch expands with a Wood and Diamond streets building, large showrooms, and district offices to speed orders. Edison fixtures appear in major homes and public buildings, with a push to lower costs and centralized lamp production. A patent ruling and Kennelly remarks underscore a drive toward broader electrical distribution and power use.

Edison General Electric Company Monongahela House Pittsburg Edison Wood Diamond Streets standard electrical co @ Edison company Edison Company Messrs. Oliver Max Klein D. F. Henry Post Office Carnegie Library B. Wimmelrich & Sons J. M. Gusky Wallace New York City Supreme Court of the United States Europe A. E Kennelly Ruskin Mr. Edison

Musical Pianos and Organs Sale at S& Hamilton’s and Hans & Co

We cordially invite you to visit our sales rooms for pianos and organs at low prices. We offer reliable instruments in natural and dark woods including white mahogany and Spanish cedar. Also see stylish All Wool Black Jackets at $6 and other new styles at Hans & Co.

Pittsburg S& Hamilton Hans & Co Peon Avenues

Weather report for West Virginia and Ohio

The United States Weather Bureau office in this city provides a forecast for West Virginia and Ohio. Generally fair conditions are expected with slightly warmer temperatures and southerly winds. The report notes a comparative rise in temperature for the period beginning October 2.

West Virginia Ohio United States Weather Bureau

River News and Notes Louisville River Conditions

River news from Louisville reports clear cold weather, a slight fall in water level, and readings at 7 o clock with 1 foot on the falls 4 feet 6 inches in the canal and 8 feet inches at the foot of the locks. Capt Sam Brown visited the city. Departures list boats for Madison Lee H Brooks Carrojlton Hig Kanawha Kentucky River City of Clarksville Cincinnati City of Carrollton.

Ttspator Louisville Sam Brown Madison Lee H. Brooks Carrojlton Hig Kanawha Kentucky Hiver Clarksville Cincinnati Carrollo

Weather Observation Notes and River Readings

Report lists sewer and river levels with heights around 4 feet and rising conditions. Observations include Marmarth and Wilke areas with clear to cloudy skies and temperatures noted around 47 degrees.

River heights and arrivals mark a busy river scene

River reports show levels around two feet with rising trends on Evansville and near two and a half feet at other stations. Arrivals include John Gilmore from New Orleans and Oliver Berne from St Lucia with departures for New Orleans. The Mayflower carried delegates to a streetcar convention and Captain Hod Knowles will command the Louise for winter trade. The Dispatch notes Rev. George Hodges discusses the Doctrine of Love in tomorrow's sermon.

Evansville K. Wheeling Meuruis Sheffeld New Orleans Kate Adams Arkansas Ity H. Rash Pane John Gilmore Stho Allegheny Hod Knowles W. Batchelor Louise Pittsburg Charleston Knowles Eroma Graham George Hodges

Judge criticizes manslaughter verdict in Schampler case

Stewart Cherry stood trial for the May 16 murder of Henry Schampler at a McKeesport area picnic. The jury returned a voluntary manslaughter verdict after 6 pm, prompting Judge Ewing to express dissatisfaction and hint at a harsher grade had the law been clear in his charge. The jury was excused after delivering verdict.

Stewart Cherry Henry ©. Schampler McKeesport

Large fires devastate camps and stores with heavy losses

The mining camp at Animal Forks was destroyed with losses over 15000 dollars and no insurance. Fries and Hand furniture store in Vernon Illinois burned gutted three upper floors with losses around 60000 dollars and partial insurance. John Potter's barn in Beaver County suffered total destruction, hay and implements lost, no insurance. London Wharf fire on October 5 remained unextinguished nine days later, destroying a four story warehouse full of colonial goods. 120 tons debris removed, massive total losses.

Nan Ourny Col Animal Forks Vernon Ill Fries & Hand Power Mark Brown London London Fire Brigade

Cornerstone Laying and Local News Roundup

Yesterday’s minor matters include the corner stone ceremony for a Methodist church set for tomorrow. Josefa Atuure elected chairman of the West Penn Hospital Executive Committee, succeeding the late William McCreery. An entertainment opening at Old City Hall drew 1,600 attendees by the Boston Musical Club. A church meeting at Warren M. E. Colored Church covered routine reports. A wagon with a missing horse caused excitement near Herr’s Island stockyards. several injured in a steet incident near Fort Wayne depot. Ward Eighteenth residents plan indignation meeting over unfinished paving with 320,000 cited in spring funding.

New Methodist Episcopal Church Josefa Atuure West Penn Hospital William McCreery Old City Hall Boston Warren M. E. Colored Church Clark Street Ft. Wayne Eighteenth Ward Ste

Arrests and alleged thefts reported in Allegheny area

Curst Beck was arrested yesterday afternoon in East Park for taking $15 from Fred Winner. Louis Schmidt was held for court on a fraud charge by Charles Ebbie and William sigle. Trovas O NeEl was arrested yesterday for larceny of a watch from Jacob Kotcha. The offense dated to last May and O'Neil had eluded arrest until yesterday.

Curst Beck East Park Allegheny Fred Winner Alpein Ay Mokessa Louis Schmidt Charles Ebbie William Sigle Trovas O'Neem Glenn Jaacob

Story of a Child and Puns

An old advertisement extols Dr. Greene's Nervura as a universal child remedy. It claims safety for infants and strong benefits for nervous troubles, promising calmer nerves, better sleep, and improved health across the family with druggist availability and testimonials.

Dr. Greene Granby Mass

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