Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-08-10
HITLER AND THITHER.
Movements of Piffsburgers and Others of
Wide Acquaintance.

WILL nj, A. .I II. a,
Tes,. no,or ,a,t g., En,,a ~ so.s 80, -,
months WHEN ba re,nrns he Iii divida h;s
time bet vaen ,bis c;tv .rd Now VII TssIa
Is an Hunparian INV birtb and vhen ha came
- .h;s s. ~ Dn' anu "nen no eAine
~ '1.o eoun'iy 10" years ago was as pour as
sisctr,citT an I'm .,ns n4u .as'e ;.s 10,
novertv inventad The r,o+or ws;.h nas hrornh.
him money and fame Ha ia ona of +ha 80
conoen;aI comnan,on. and snonds he hnnJI"
freely. TesIn saws that the Westinebonse
Company could have startled the world with a
n hne arspiay az tne IN rarls E1 p4sinon, put they
CIoss comnasition ~ wha. San, 1har, frn,n
making ereat showing. He also stated that
while Westinohonse NAV have no noted
scientific people in his laboratories. he has with
NINA. MN q eonec.,on s;s Oh inventive genluses that
.~"I
Burr Mcintosh, actor and reporter, was
in the city for q short time last night bound for
New York. Burr had been to Wellsville per-
forming the sad duty OF brrying his brother.
WI hatto th. svar pnd has an ennarean. -
NAV a Iigbt Comedy mart for the ATtbnr Reban
EPomnanx P~- '' -'e-''--
II Er.nL Kob,er ,sf, tor Nsw yo,t Last
,u,t e., ,++.na . r,.otino Of .cc;de,t ;,.rr
LIZ n,os o. af .ha oh;oo.s - ~.
anve SU e 10 acree on nniform noi;cy anS
attempt to form sort of trust to maintain
better rates.
"A. II. Wilson, the East End druggist,
on Thursday sold his store to Messrs. w. G.
and F. E. Markell. Mr.. Wilson says he is tired
of hard work for the present and he will leave
for the Adirondacks In lew days to enjoy
himself.
Miss Maggie B. Matthews, of Alle-
gheny, and the Misses Creelman, Lottie Steven
son, May Stewart and Bella Scott, all well.
known young LADIES OF Whklnsourg, VIII start
neA. "e'A -oi
-lnternai revenue oonec'or aimcastie
made Tying trlp 70 meaoViIe yesterday upon
special business ana retuLneu iate last evening
I;snt Eaot station snS n ''' '-' ''-- A' A'A-
n Arons,erc of Tho Mocr1,or,h
80, C.a;t,a W., ,ora.har 1r;,,, T-.
Dai-e,, Oiue.Dao As' sosos. ".sA c,N MS
tanaua' Where they had been Staying since the
first of May.
NJ, Jobn Scott widow of tho Lot.
John Scott, of the Allegheny Valley Railroad.
She was accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Ella Scott
Major j. eB. Washington, OF the Balti-
more and Ohio ,oad, returned yesterday from
Deer Park Mrs. Washington was very sick,
pu' 'ne "A1or 'ninAS sue 20 no" ous VI uan sei'
Delinquent Tax Collector Grier, Water
Assessor Grubs, Assessor Hetzel and Detective
John Murphy VIII leave on Monday Tor Mack
mac lsiand, 10 De gone ABOUT Ten oays'
&C. L. Pullman was a passenger on his
fast train en- route 70 Chicago Inc company
Is worklng on tne cars ior tne rieasan' 'aiiey
M.c,;.. ~ ;e. .5 NJ
~ sn, m...'eH usH snu a,. sne a. anc r,. 1nr
and Mrs. Arputhnot nave sailed on tne Clty OF
t Par,s Mondov 'ep'o'' anu 'neS WI A'ii'e nere
c. c..
-Cnarles farkln, OF tne crescent oteel
Works, has gone to Canada for few months
Mrs. parkin ana iamiiy are staying Up ~ onAu-
tauqua-
Mrs. Laura Graft and her daughter
Clara, of Philadelphia, are staying with Mr.
and Mrs w, ]. Diehl of North Hland ave-
nue..
DIR. Sam Woodburn, City Physician of
Allegheny, win with his family, leave to-day for
fortnlghts so]ourn at Chautauqua Lake.
Emil G. Stuckey, the druggist, has gone
to Germany. Before returning he will visit
France, switzerland Italy ana EngiAno-