Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-20
HITLER AND THITHER.
Movements of Pittsburgers and Others
Wide Acquaintance.

Wide Acquaintance.
Andrew Carnegie arrived in the civ
yesterday afternoon from Cresson and pro-
ceeded at once to the general offices of tle
company on Fifth avenue. He spent the after
noon there in consultation with the heads Of
the different departments, and IN the evening
went to the home of one of his partners in tie
East End. A reporter of The DISPATCH sent
in his card to Mr.. Carnegie while he was IN tie
office, and received a reply that there WIS
nothing new. he refused to be seen and
denied himself to all callers. Henry Phipps.
the consulting partner of the firm. also arrivei
home yesterday morning from Har Harbo.
His family did not accompany him.
Edward G. Hegeler and his son, Juliuk
of La Sale. Ill, have been in Pittsburg for
several days, stopping at the Monongaheh
House. They have been inspecting the mills
of this city and visited the Exposition. Nb
Hegeler is nne of the wealthy zinc manufaet-
urers of America. There are only two zitc
mills in the United States, and both are LOCATED
at La Sale, Ill. Mr.. Hegeler says that tae
pressed appreciation of the exhibit at the Ex-
position. Father and son took the limited last
night for the West
General Passenger Agent Ford, of the
Pennsylvania Railway system, thinks that low
rate mileage tickets should be issued to the
heads of business firms, or of families and that
the members or employees of these firms and
the members of the families should be entitled
to use them. He argues that the man who
travels often over road is entitled to more
consideration than the one who makes a
Journey at rare intervals.
Attorney Charles F. MacKenna is ex-
pected in P1ttsburg to-day. Mr.. McKenna
sailed from Liverpool in the city of Berlin
early last week. His visit to England was
caused by private business but he has managed
to sandwich in a good deal of substantial
pleasure Wlthal.
Frank Brobst, chief clerk of the Palmer
House, of Chicago, has been paying visit to
his mother, who resides on Buena Vista street.
in Allegheny. His brother, B. b. Brobst, is a
clerk at the Hotel Anderson. Frank left for
Chicago on the limited last evening.
Caleb Broomall. of Covington, KY, is
the guest of Samuel Waitneight for few days.
Mr. Broomall was formerly a resident of this
city, but has not lived here for 2l years. He is
an expert plate mill roller.
. -Silas Williams, of Alliance, visited the
Exposition yesterday and spoke very highly of
the display in Mechanical Hail.. He is the Vice
President of the Solid Steel Company, of
Alliance.
William Brown, receiving clerk of the
North avenue (Allegheny) station of the Penn
sylvania Company. returned home yesterday
Mrs. w. J. Rainey, witeof large coke
operator of Cleveland. and her son, W.T..
Rainey, are at the Monongahela.
james L. McQuaide, of Alliance, has
been visiting his brother in this city, Joseph R.
McQuaide, the attorney.
, Mrs. J. L. Williams, Henry M. Will
Jams and Miss Creighton, of Fit. Wayne, are at
the Hotel Anderson.
II. Lanzo, Japanese gentleman from
Toxic, and his American wife, are at the Hotel
Anderson.
Lieutenant Philip M. Price, of the
United States army, is at the Hotel Anderson.
Judge M. c. Acheson and wife, of
Washington, Pa, are at the Monongahela.
General James A. Ekin, of the United
States army is at the Monongahela
-Fayette Brown, an iron operator of
Cleveland. is at the Monongahela.
ID. D. Moriarty. of Emlenton, is at the
Seventh Avenue Hotel
John F. Lynch, Of Canton, is at the
Hotel Anderson,