Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-18
HITLER AND THITHER.
Movements of Pitfsburgers md Others of
Wide Acquaintance.

Movements of Pitfsburgers md Others of
Wide Acquaintance.
President of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company G. B. Roberts, Vice President i. N.
Dubarry, Second Vice President George P.
Green, Wistar Morris, H. D. Welsh, A. r. Lit
tie and G. w. Hutchinson, Directors, n. II.
Joyce. E. b. Wall, d. S. Newhall, G. II. Aitken,
F. E. Gordon and l. NJ. Harding, officials of the
company, are staying at the Anderson. They
leave this morning on their annual official tour
of inspection.
Mayor McCallin received telegram
from Mayor Cregier. of Chicago, yesterday,
stating that City Controller Onahan A Bal
lard, W. B. Cunningham, James B. Low and c.
r. Hopkins will be here to visit the PIttsburg
Exposition. The gentlemen have been ap-
pointed to attend by the city of Chicago.
Miss Lillian Blanche Bailey, Miss M.
Heizer and Thomas McCurdy have written
Alderman Porter asking him to deny the report
that they were in anyway connected with his
agency The Alderman stated that none of the
above were employed by him in any capacity.
-MaximiIian Hermann, of New Orleans,
is guest at the Anderson. Mr.. Hermann is
President of the Gulf Wire Mill Co., the Co.'S
mopolitan Loan Co., and the Territorial Com
mittee of the Twentv-sixth Saengerfest which
meets next year in New Orleans.
A number OF gentlemen visited the
Western Penitentiary yesterday, including
Charles F. F. Durstin, Warden of the State
Penitentiary. New York; E. w. Abrams, of the
Southern Prison, Illinois, and W. G. Horner, of
the State Prison of Maryland
w. c. Turner, a telegraph operator on
the P. NICK. & Y. in this city, has Just fallen
heir, with eight Others, to the estate of the late
jeremiah Nicholson, of Baltimore valued at
sS,0OOOO0. Mr.. Nicholson was one of Balti-
more's oldest citizens.
Colonel Harry Wall, of Los Angeles.
is on a visit here and is guest of his friend
Pauls Cathedral. Colonel Wall is one of the
most successful grape growers on the Pacific
| slope.
Frank Gessner, the well-known glass
worker and writer on labor subjects, will de-
liver an address "On Socialism" to the Single
Tax Club on Sunday afternoon, in the Union
Veteran Legion Hall, Sixth avenue.
&C. Il. Brace. of Brace Bros, was elected
one of the Vice Presidents of the Laundry.
mems National Association, which has been in
session at Buffalo, N. Y. The next meeting
will be in Pittsburg.
james G. Mitchell, Manager of the
Standard Oil Company's Philadelphia boiler
plant was delegate at the Boiler Makers
Convention. Mr.. Mitchell was former resident
of Pittsburg.
MIR. George o. Morse has been appointed
Manager of the Morse Electric Supply and
Construction Company. Mr.. T. MD. Miller
will be foreman for the same company.
The genial chief clerk of the Hotel An
derson, W. H. Crosby. celebrated his tbirty-sec-
ond birthday yesterday. He was roundly con-
graduated by numberless friends.
L f. Miller, General Superintendent
of the Pennsylvania lines, went to Columbus
last night in the C., St l. & p. private car 3S
w. Clarence Andrews, of Dayton. O.,
is on a visit to his father. Superintendent An
drews, Of the Bureau of Highways.
John Waller, of McKeesport, claims to
have invented journal which will do away
with hot boxes on railroad cars.
-Ex-Judge j. A Bailey, with his family,
have taken up their residence at the Monon-
gahela for the winter.
j. o. Furch, of Allegheny, returned
home after a three months trip through
Germany.
General r. s. Granger and Mrs.
Granger are guests at the MonongahelA
President Norton, of the Louisville and
Nashville road, went East last night.
Mr.. Henry G. Hale and Miss Hale left
yesterday for Philadelphia