Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-11
HITLER AND THITHER.
Movements of Pittsburgers and Others of
Wide Acquaintance.

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Wide Acquaintance.
Rabbi A. Bernstein has been connected
with the Hebrew Synagogue, corner of Fourth
avenue and Ross street, for nine years. His is
an orthodox flock, and numbers within the fold
some of the best-known Hebrews in Pittsburg.
OF solid build an intellectual cast of counte-
nance, and being powerful orator, DR.. Bern
stein is regarded as leader among his people.
For this reason some value attaches to his
opinion OF the movement among class of the
Hebrews to colonIze Palestine. After reading
THE DISPATCH article about the spread of the
scheme to Pittsburg he came to this Office to
say that ''all the prominent Hebrews of the
city" are not in the movement by many means.
He says he and the great maturity of the better
class of Hebrews in Pittsburg regard them
selves as loyal citizens of the United States.
He says Eastern people have devised this cum
ming scheme to rob poor peddlers of their earn
ings."
Miss Emma D. Anderson, of ALLIE
gheny, sails from New York to-day for India,
where she will be a missionary for the U. P
Church. On Sabbath morning next farewell
services will be held at each of the First.
Second and Fourth U. P. churches in Allie
gheuy to four other new missionaries being
sent to EyPt BY thess ceGgregatGns They
Church; Rev. E. e. Fife. sent by the Second
Church, Rev. w. NJ. Nicols, of the First
Church, and Rev. E. M. Gifiin, sent by the
y
well meeting will be held in the First Church
which DR.. j. B. Dales will be present to ad-
dress.
Superintendent Follansbee, of the
Chamber of Commerce, yesterday received
word from General Manager Hickman, of the
International Maritime Exposition which
opens at Boston, November 4 to notify all who
intend to have exhibits at the big show to make
their applications without delay. Applicants
must address j. W. Hickman, General Man.
ager. Exhibits will consist of articles and
matters relating to ships, shipping and analo-
gous interests
The marriage of J. W. Stirzel, Superin-
tendent of the Philadelphia Gas Works of this
city, to Miss Clara White, daughter of DR.. J.D.
White, of Federal street, Allegheny, took place
last evening at the residence of the brides
father The Rev. B. F. WOODBURY., pastor of
the Sandusky Street Baptist Church, united the
happy couple, who later left for the East on an
extended wedding trip.
George W. Jeffries, of London, England,
passed through last night on his way to Denver,
Col. He is prominently associated with banking
interests in his country, and is one of those gen.
tlemen of the English financial world who be-
lieve that it pays to invest money in this coun-
try. He said he had no objection to accumu-
lating a corner lot out in Colorado if he got it
cheap.
General W. T. Eckert, of New York, aud
prominently connected with Western Union
Telegraph interests, was passenger to Gin
cinnati st. Louis and ether Western points
over the Panhandle route last night. The Gen.
eral said his trip was of the vacation variety of
excursion, but he thought he could lind time
for any business that might travel his road
while abroad.
Warren Wolfersberger, of the passenger
department of the Pennsylvania Railroad at
Philadelphia, returned to this city yesterday
from combined business and pleasure trip to
Qr,H odi nivnto Mr.
berger is a gentleman who keeps his eyes open
and who could not forbear good word for the
travelling facilities furnished by other roads.
Rev. Jehu Holiday, until lately at
tached to the African Methodist Episcopal
charge in Pittsburg, is making earnest appeals
for subscriptions toward the rebuilding Of the
colored church in Johnstown.
The members of Local Assembly No.
1874, Cigar Makers Union, had meeting yes
terday, when they decided to start cooperative
cigar factory. They will make cigars and
tobies. but no cigarettes.
John Kraus, who has been organist in
the Sharpsburs st. Mary's Church for Is years,
has resigned through i'll health. The congrepa,,
tion presented him with gold headed cane.
w. j. Dillon, Secretary of the Ameri-
can Flint Glass Workers, Union, will address
the newly formed Trades Council at East LiY-
erpool on the first meeting night.
DIR. J. M. Venn has engaged Toma to
train him for the medical boat race The
doctor is rowing every day from GA. M. until
Il and from 8 until 4 clock,
John E. Davidson, Ralph Peters and
Thomas Lambs have been appointed members
of the Pennsylvania Relief Department of the
lines west of Pittsburg.
Councilman Mart Brophy, of the Ninth
ward, is celebrating the increase of his con-
stituency by the addition of Mr.. Brophy, Jr.,
to the family.
General Passenger Agent A. E. CLARK,
of the Lake Erie road, left last night for Eagle
Waters. Wis. for ten days fishing trip.
Robert Bingham, an old conductor of
the Pennsylvania road, is now lying seriously
Ill at his home at Morpingside,