Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-24

ing up their possessions and turning home
ward. No such season has ever been known
at this resort Never were there so many
people here from Western Pennsylvania, es-
pecially from Pittsburg
Bathing is now the most delightful. Why
August bathing should be SO different from
that of any other month is a question too diff
cult to analyze now. Breakers are heavier,
tides are higher, and are high just at the most
popular hour. 1t has become a "fad" with
those who religiously follow freaks of fashion
to bathe at o'clock in the afternoon. A few
physicians say the exercise at this hour is
decided mistake. The bath house man or
woman, however, is the gamer both in money
and rest. He who bathes at IL seldom bathes
at o'clock. although there are hundreds who,
following the example of others, indulge twice
day. The too frequent bather, however, finds
his clothes too roomy tor him, owing TO re-
duction in flesh.
The weather while of a threatening character
for ten days past has maintained sufficient re-
spectability to confine the rain to the night,
thereby cooling the atmosphere, laying the dust
and refreshing the spirits of the visitor. Con-
tinuous As or Y hour rains. accompanied by
cool northeasterly winds are a thorn in the
flesh of the host, because it requires only few
hours to drive away thousands of people, with
their millions of dUcats- This is about the
season when such atmospheric changes occur,
but the opinion prevails among the weather
wise that the storm will be dry this year in this
resort at any rate.
THE PITTSBURG GUESTS.
Mr.. ]. S. Barrol, OF the Hotel Albion, leaves
that successful house when it closes in the fall,
but will still continue in the hotel business it
is not definitely settled yet where. Mr.. Barroll
is well known in Pittsburg. where he was con-
nected with the Monongahela House and Hotel
Anderson.
Rev 7. F. Bailey Rev. F. L. Goblin and Rev.
William A. Cunningham represent the Pitts
burg clergy at the Mansion.
George B. Anderson. proprietor of the ''Cen-
tral," Pittsburg. is now resting at the Dennis.
W. A. Sproull, who is connected with the
Pennsylvania Railroad at PIttsburg, is now at
the Shelburne.
Major j. F. Denniston. City Treasurer of Pitts
burg is at the Cambridge with his wife. They
have engaged rooms till October
Mayor c. F. Bishop, of Buffalo. is down en-
joying life here.
The registers of the hotels show the following
names: .
Albion-Robert A. Bole, Miss A. v. Barr,
William 7. Barr, DR.. Moore. W. E; Starr; E. a. A
Bennett. Mrs. ]. NJ. Higgins Miss r. A. Hig-
gins, James B. Haine, Jr., WI. Eicher, w. L
Berger, W: A; Thompson, {: Hemenhouse, J;
Mrs. M. c. Millsr, Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Pear
son. c. F. Nienian, George Jackson, r. c. Jack
son, NJ. Wolf, Thomas NJ: Ulan, Miss Lille
and Mrs. George W. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. e.
Gregory. Forrest Pierce. Thomas Mcneil, Miss
F. Mcneil, Charles G. Keenan,, Thomas Hunch-
L u
w. Houston and A. w. Davis.
Central-E. d. Colbert, of Butler, Pa.
Radnor-Charles H. Birkett and wife, of East
Liverpool, and Edward G. Sanders, Of Pitts
burg.
Renow-Misses Kirk, of Pittsburg.
Emerson-Mrs. w. ]. Ingham, Miss l. ]. Ing
Charles h. Berger and sons, Miss Anne Boggs,
of Pittsburz, and John Henderson and family,
Joseph Berlin and wife, of Johnstown.
Glendale-WilliamM Merkel and wife.
piU nd vii "a md D
]. Brennan and wife, of Braddock.
Hotel Reading-W. ]. Snyder, George q.
Rofe, of Pittsburg; W; G. Broader, Samuel
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Hargreaves, of Al
toona.
NJ E. Clay A ]. McQuitty and wife. 81. 4.
Robson, Miss E. ]. Evans and Mrs. G. Young
and family
Windermere-Mrs- A. 3. cans J, ID. Bastlck
and Florence Bastick.
Belair-Mrs p. E. Jones.
Rossmore-Anna NJ. Borrow and Miss
Movers, of Allegheny.
F1orida-John Bradley.
Brunswick-J. Milton Hays and wife, George
w. Bsrrecklen, Mrs. c. Barrecklen, II. O.
Lewis, of Pittsburg: Mrs. Lydia Robinson, of
Monterey-William Barr, Miss A. v. Barr,
Samuel B. Harrison, George F. Updergroh and
Arlington-J. w. Patton and son.
Cambridge-Maior j. T. Dennison and wife,
Mrs R. l. Cochrane, ]. 81. Palmer, William NJ.
Rees, Miss E. 6. Hale, Miss g Lockhart, ]. w.
II, Cochrane, A. j. Bring, Miss Ella Rohauser,
Miss Anne Rohauser. d. A. Pitcairn, John
Germont
Shelburne-W. A. Spraull. W. d. Barker,
William S. Eister, c. l. Lose, Mrs H. w.
Strickler, Mrs. Milton King, Harry King. Rob
ert King, of Pittsburg, and Ed. r. Kopp and
Edward F. Kiedel, of Allegheny.
Pennhurst-John E. Frazer, w. J. Patterson
and wife. Robert Garland and wife, Thomas +.
Hall, j. H. Sutherland and W. P. Barker.
Minnequa-Mrs. M. s. Treatrake and daugh-
ters.
and child.
Metropolitan: G. NJ Pine and wife, Mrs. C.
Roll, Miss Mollie Roll, Master Charles Roll,
Mrs. R E Byers. George e. Recrenally and
Mrs. George E. Recrenaly, of Pittsburg; A A.
waggener and wife. Mrs. r. +. Stephens. OF
Congress Hall: r. G. Stewart, o. G. Bryte,
Robert A Lyme, NJ. J. Samuels, W. G. Lyme
and Mrs. W. C. Lyme, of Pittsburg, and J. E.
Ewing, of Beaver Falls
Wellington: A. P Harrison, of Allegheny.
Luray: ]. Wilson. HI Hagen, J. q. Sheri-
dan and wife. John N. Rose and wife, H. W.
A. Carr, of Pittsburg, and Ed Wittish and W.
H. Green, of Beaver Falls.
Franklin: II. J. G. Moore and wife.
Traymore-James NJ. Bell, James T. Hughes,
Charles 8: sutPlen, William 9. Ester, Ia T;
family, Miss Jean Hamilton, Frank Whitisell
and E. Mcclure of Pittsburg, and J. L. Spang-
Ter and wife, of Bellefobte.
Brighton Thomas Mercy. Mrs. J. W. Friend,
J. c. Scnwab Q. s: Richardson, @ W. Robin:
son, d. M. Z. Lloyd, Mrs. N. Dillinger, Jr., and
family, q. w. Ronkes and family, and D. 2