Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-24
HITLER AND THITHER.
Movements of Pitfsburgers and Others of
Wide Acquaintance.

Wide Acquaintance.
Colonel John Stewart, United States
Consul to Antwerp. returned to the city yes
terday from Washington, where he paid his re-
spects to the State Department. Colonel
Stewart is one of the most accomplished and
popular men in the Consular service. There
are few Americans visiting Europe who do not
experience his courtesy, while the commercial
interests of the country. SO far as concerned at
Antwerp, have in HIM vigilaut and useful
guardian. Colonel Stewart will remain few
DAYS the guest of his relative Joseph Wood
well, Esq, before returning to his post
Ex-senator NJ. c. Butler, of South Caro-
lima, accompanied by Colonel F. H stith, of
North Carolina, arrived in the oity last evening
and are stopping at the Seventh Avenue Hotel
They will remain in the city several days and
will be the guests of Colonel ]. W. Echols, who
was counsel in the famous Flemon case. They
came here to consult with Colonel Echols IN
regard to some iron manufacturing interests
they have in the South. They will return to
Washington on Thursday. Senator Butler is
one of the best known Democratic statesmen
of the South, and is Brigadier General
-"Tony" Hamilton, ore of the press
agents of Barnum's circus is very popular
wherever he goes. Few men in the business
have more friends than the genial Tony" He
saws he can talk with perfect indifference to
the business managers of papers, but his nerves
become little shaky when he climbs the edi-
tiers through the circus yesterday.
County Commissioners S. C. Kennedy,
]. W. Shields and }. M. Marshall. of Indiana,
are at the Seventh Avenue Hotel. They are
accompanied by Hon. John M. Leech, District
Attorney for that county. They are on their
way TO the Allentown convention Of county
officials.
Al. Koenig, the well-known ex-Travel-
ing Passenger Agent of the Baltimore and
Dot IN rhi oif ht1f
with one of the State departments at Harris
burg, was in the city yesterday.
Senator George A. Delamater, of Mead
vile, arrived in town last night He is dele
gate to the convention Of Republican clubs,
and is quietly working up his Gubernatorial
boom.
Frank II. Morrison, ex-member of the
Maryland Legislature, and II. G. Tudor, an
other prominent politician of Baltimore are in
the city on electrical business.
Mrs. George I. and Miss Elizabeth A.
Crawford, who are shining lights in Kittanning,
Pa, society, were in the city yesterday,
Rev. Father Graham, OF Latrobe,
formerly of st. Paul's Cathedral, this city, was
in town yesterday visiting friends.
ID. C. Reinohl and James j. Johnston,
well-known attorneys Of Washington. are in
the city on business.
" IL oaehsou, 1resioent OF tne otano-
ard Underground Cable Company, went East
last night.
Ex-senator Rothchild, of Texas, passed
through the city last evening on his way East
w. S. Kuhn and j. P. Kuhn, of this
city, left last evening for the East.
p. j. Egan, one of the moneyed men of
New York. is at the Anderson.
Miss Kuntz is at Rockford, Ill, visit
ing her sister, Mrs. DR.. Fitch.
james Laughlin, Jr.. the attorney, wife
and son, went East last night
ID. f. Keenan,. the Johnstown con-
tractor, is in town.