Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-08-25
HITLER AND THITHER.
Movements of Pittsburgers and Others Of
Wide Acquaintance.

"Iue ACQUAINTANCE
Deputy Warden Wm h. Gang, of the
county Jail, has just arrived home, after a four
months tour of the Continent with Mrs Gang
He toured through Italy, France, Germany
that travellers are allowed to see The trip up
the Rhine he enjoyed most, but the magnif-
cence of the appointments of the castles Of the
suicide King Of Bavaria, Leopold, 2 what
alone cost fortune. Mr.. Gang was not af.
fected by seasickness in going or coming and
gained 25 pounds in weight.
j. Harvey Wattles has returned after
an absence of two months. He was "a Paris
most Of the time, and visited the EXPOSITION
frequently. Mr.. Wattles attended the Amer
lean Church, Paris, sunday, the 4tt inst,
where he saw and conversed with the late
William Thaw, who was then in apparently
excellent health; Mr.. Wattles was shocked to
learn OF Mr.. Thaw's death, seeing the ac-
counts in The DIsPAToH after reaching New
York.
"A dispatch was received at the rooms
Of the Central Board of Education yesterday
from Mrs. Homans, the head of the Boston
school Of cookery, saying that teacher of the
arts of cuisine would leave for this city neat
week to take charge of the cooking school herd
The name of the teacher was not given, but
she comes highly recommended by Mrs
Homans.
"A letter, received yesterday, from Sen
ator Rutan, who is at the springs in Carlsbad,
Germany, states that he is gaining strength
daily and is much improved In health. He e1-
poets to return in better condition than be has
been for years. Mr.. Rutan says that he will be
in the Senatorial contest and expects to win.
Mr.. Robert A. Orr, General Secretary
of the Young Mems Christian Association, has
just returned from very pleasant vacation of
three weeks, spent in Nova Scotia principally,
beside sightseeing throughout the Dominion.
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in the White Mountains and other resorts.
Prof J. K Bane, principal of the
Twenty-eighth ward schools has returned from
Europe. after several weeks absence, during
which ne travelled $500 miles on the continent
and did Ireland thoroughly. He says he thinks
he saw as much as most men could in the tims
spent.
Bishop Phelan returned yesterday
from Atlantic City. He had gone thither to
meet Archbishop Ryan, who, however. was unr
able to go to the seaside. Bishop Phelan il
much pleased with his vacation, of which be
was much in need. r
Miss Bessie Stevens, of the East Fad;
Misses Lizzie and Maggie Weir, of Mt Wash
ington; Edward Weir and Frank Long, of
Allegheny, were among those who returned
from Chautauqua last night.
DIR. A. G. Speer, one of the resident
physicians at the Mercy Hospital, left last
evening for a short vacation among his friends
at Bellevernon. DR.. A. F. McCloud will til his
place during his absence.
George Welshons went to New Flor
ence, last night, to spend the Sunday will his
mother. Monday he will go to Harrisburg to
attend the Prohibition and Democratic Coz
ventions.
j. j. Semple, who was assistant archi-
tect in the construction of the Court House
ald in he II
returned to New'Yor last night
John s. Lambie, accompanied BIT his
son, left the dust of the city, yesterday, to
spend Sunday with his family in Union
town.
james A. Ross, clerk for Alderman
Doughty, returned last night from his sum.
er's vacation in Robinson township.
William Burdett, of Federal street, AL
1egheuy, and his daughter. Lucy, are enjoying
vacation at Atlantic City.
Charles Hubbard and daughter, of
Forty-ifth street, have returned from an ex-
tended Eastern trip.
g. II. Bear, wife and child, of Allen
town, were among the Seventh Avenues
guest last night.
"A. Plato and wife, of Penn avenue.
left yesterday for Atlantic City, Philadelphia
and New York.
Roy Morrow, son of City Controller
Morrow, arrived In the city over the Panhandle
last night
Jacob Boos, School Director Twelfth
ward, went to Putin-Bay yesterday for three
weeks.
Laura Crime, who has been at Chautau-
qua for the last month, returned home yester-
day.
DIR. F. N. Staup and family returned
to the city after several months absence
Lawyer Leo Quinstion, of Butler, is
at the Seventh Avenue
Charles ). Smith has returned from an
extended Western tour