Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-08-29
HITLER AND. THITHER.
Movements of Pitrsburgers and Others Of
Wide Acquaintance.

Bishop Rademacher, of Nashville
passed through the city en- route to his home
last night. He is returning from visit to His
holiness, the Pope. He said that the Pope
was looking as well and hearty as an old man of
so could be expected to. On account of his
failing energies, all audiences with him are
made short He expressed great satisfaction
with the condition of the church in America
and of the diocese Bishop Rademacher has
charge of, but did not talk of other topics. The
Bishop handed in his report in writing He
said that the parochial school question had not
extended to his diocese, and was unknown to
him. He sent his kindestregards to his friends
in this diocese.
DIR. q. X. Snyder, whose paper on the
Modem Teacher" attracted SO much atten-
ton at the recent teachers congress, has been
elected Principal of the State Normal School, at
Indiana, Pa. DR.. Snyder has been for some time
acting as instructor of the Allegheny County In
stitute, and has filed several offices connected
with schools. He was formerly Superintendent
of the city schools of Reading. where he was
distinguished for his peculiar tact in managing
young people. Dr.. Snyder brings to his new
position every requisite qualification, and will
be,a decided acquisition to Indiana.
--Chief Bigelow arrived at his Office yes
terday about o'clock after his seashore vaca-
tion and waited until o'clock for a meeting of
the Board of Awards, but Chief Brown had
left the building few minutes before his ar
noon. AS Mayor McCallin went to Chicago last
evening foS week, the board will probably not
be able to npeet until his return.
Andrew Carnegie, wife and maid ar.
rived in NewSYork yesterday on the City of
Paris, the ship making her docks one day ahead
of time Mr. andi Mrs. Carnegie Immediately
repaired to their New York residence. where
Mrs. Carnegie, Sr.,l is lying very ill. MIR. Car.
negie will come to Fttsburg next week.
Mrs. c. BarchfeId, of ~ Cedar avenue.
Allegheny, wife of C1 Baruhfeld, President of
the German Fire Insurance Company, left this
morning to join her sonsand daughter, Charles
K. and Miss Emma, who have been rusticating
in Somerset county for the past two weeks.
Colonel Hawkins and Colonel Smith,
with Adjutant Hays, of the, Tenth Regiment,
arrived in this city yesterday from Greenville,
where they had been TO elect II Colonel 1t re-
suited in the reelection of Colonel Kreps
Charles Pease, General Superintendent
of the Westinghouse Electric and Manufact-
uring Company, left for New York yesterday.
M. d. Woodford, President of the
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad, passed
through the city last night from the East.
-E. Mccall. Division of the Uniformed
Knights, East End, visited Lorena Lo&de. this
city last night.
Mrs. ]. II. Prayer, of Uniontown, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Wagner, on\ Mt
Washington.
Charles Wachter and Charles KurtzA OF
Oakland, left for a two weeks vacation at the
seashore.
Wesley P. Way returned to the city
Monday after an extended tour of the lakes.
Colonel N. Plsyford. of Uniontown, was
at the Monongahela House.
"A. r. Fish and wife, of Camden, are at
the Monongahela House.
20. G. Scofeld, of the Ohio Valley Man.
ufdcturer isin the city.
Sullivan s. Child. Of Philadelphia, is
at the Seventh Avenue.
james h. Hoyt, of Cleveland, Il in
the city.