Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-08-19
HITLER AND THITHER.
Movements Of Pittsburgers md Others of
Wide Acquaintance.


Chief Justice Fuller was on the limited
last evening going to Chicago from Cresson.
The Judges daughters are spending the sum-
mer in the Alleghenies, and he manages to
visit them once a week. The Judge moved un-
easily when asked for an opinion about the
killing of Judge Terry, and he declined to ex-
press himself on the legality of the act of the
marshal. Il haven't been on the bench long
enough" he said, ITO know whether or not it is
the custom to provide Judge with a body
guard, but can't see why they arrested Justice
Field, and do not think they can hold him. I
heard that Terry had made threats against the
thentic statement Judge Field is not man to
shirk his duty, and no threats of any kind
would keep him from doing his duty. I can't
say any more about it. What know / have
CLEANED from the papers,"
w. J. Bremen denied last night that
while in Philadelphia he called on Congress
man Randall. He stated that he is opposed to
Bigler and all other federal officers for State
Treasurer. and he does not believe Mr.. Bgler
is a candidate. When asked whom he would
support, he replied: II am not for anybody In
that and Wallace ans IN the
gether to capture the Legislature and make
Scott United States Senator and Wallace Gov
sIne1; don't bsliey Scott could get the leg
money and Mr.. Scott has not been known to
give up much stuff"
Chief Clerk Frank Shelter, of the
Seventh Avenue, is back at his post, with q
well-tanned face and the sand of the seashore
still sticking in his hair. He spent some time
at Coney Island and made flying trip through
the beautiful Cumberland Valley his old
home.
George Carrier, J. NJ. Lysinger, R. n.
Hill. Misses Agnes Creelman, Bella Scott, May
W. Stewart, Lotra M. Stevenson and Maggie
Il. Matthews have returned home from Lake
Chautauqua, where they have been spending a
months most enjoyable time as aparty.
Miss Kate Clark, daughter of DR.. II. h.
Clark. of Lawrenceville, left Friday for Atlan-
tic City. Miss jessie Clark returned yesterday
from Wildwood, where she had been visiting.
w. A. Sproull, commercial agent of the
Chicago and Alton, went to Cleveland. Ho
will attend the annual meeting of contracting
agents az Minneapolis this week.
-E. E. Bonneville, one of the clerks at
the Anderson Hotel, got back from Old Point
Comfort last night He spent pleasant two
weeks at this Southern resort.
james Kerr, foreman of patrol company
No. 2 Allegheny, left on Saturday, IN company
with his wife and family, for an Eastern tour
MIR. Blanchard, who permanently re-
sides on the Chautauqua Assembly grounds, is
visiting DIR. ]. j. Covert, Forty-fourth street.
DIR. W. J. Riggs, of No. SO South Fif-
teenth street, who has been lying very ill at his
home for week, is convalescing.
Coroner Mcdowell and John McKind-
ley returned from a weeks vacation at ATTAIN
tic City yesterday afternoon.
"A. f. Hufndgel and Miss Hufndgel.
of Forty-frst street, have gone to Atlantic City
to spend the next two weeks
Daniel Eagan. of Sharon, and William
Pigott, of Hubbard, are among the arrivals at
the Monongahela House.
james E. Brown, of South Hiland ave-
nue., returned Saturday from trip to Atlantic
City and the Metropolis.
Albert Menjon, the accomplished stew
ard of the Duquesne Hotel, returned from his
wedding trip yesterday.
Francis II. Saylor, of PHILADELPHIA.
and F. s. Newman and wife, of Springfield. ara
at the Anderson.
B. F. Jones returned from Cresson last
evening where he spent Sunday at his mount
ain cottage.
Mrs Henry Schmitt, of Butler street.
has gone 20 Ebensburg until the end of the
month.
Colonel W. A. Stone started for Phila.
delphia to try case in the United States
Court:
Walter Phelps, night clerk at the An
derson. expects to leave this week on his vaca-
tion.
IF. L. Desmuks and @. W. M. Lester.
Of Nashville, are stopping at the Duquesne.
Harry Holdane, the shipping agent of
the National Tube Works, left for Chicago.
-Beman Gates and wife, of Marietta, are
at the Seventh Avenue Hotel.