Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-13

trying 10 outdo themselves In order to keep in
harmony With the other surroundings Man.
aRer Doty is certainly placing the resort on q
daily on the lawn. Tomorrow his orchestra
VII render the following selsctions; Selections
ofSymns; Meditation. by O. LAnge; Adelaide.
''Soitly Ring the Bells of Heaven,"a concert
solo and paraphrase. by Rubenstsin.
Mrs Henry Chapman, Of poylestown, a
Springs, II is Just 50 years since Mrs Chapman
pa ID her first visit to Bedford.
JOHN Hampton. Esq.. leader OF the Pitts.
burg bar, arrived on Tuesday laden down with
ulate the treut and bass streams
Mr.. W. A. HarHadins the John Wanamaker
OF 81. Louis, Is at the Springs with bis wife and
many years, and every day that the weather
permits he may bo found following some
mountain stream angling fer trout he Ia the
In nst successful fisherman that comes here.
Charles T. Kenny, Esq, the wel.known
PittsburC lawyer IS also al old visitor to Bed
ford. He is the ladies' man Of The Springs.
George i. Gage. general manager OF tho
Huntingdon and Broad Top Railroad, accom-.
panied by his wife, after week at the Springs,
left for home. IN Huntington, on Wednesday.
Judge Wylie, of Washington City; Judge
Doty. of Greensburg. and Judge Stinssn, Of
Nsrristown, are among the legal lights at the
Springs,
The survivors of the State Constitutional
Convention of 1873 win hold their annual meet
been fixed. but u will likely occur in August.
Mr. Augustus Zimmerman, of Lancaster, who
was Simon Camermon's neighbor and most in
innate friend. is at the Springs.
Ex-Judge Orvis, Of Belefonte, who placed
Senator Wallace's name before the Scranton
Convention, is at the Springs. When asked to
speak on the PROSPECTS OF tho ticket named at
Scranton, the ex-J udge remarked that he came
here for Ills health and not TO talk politics.
Mr. j. NJ. Peoples, editor Of the Greensburg
7,i6une, is at the Springs with his wife and
child
Mrs. V. A. Mckee ana family arrived ut the
Springs on Thursday for months sojourn.
j. W. Dalzell, Of Pittsbnrg, President of the
Bedford Springs Company, accompanied by his
wife. arrived Al the Springs on Friday for six
weeks stay.
Hsracs K. Noorhead and John D. Wright, of
Pittsburg. registered At the Springs on Friday.
Ex-state Treasurer Ksmble and party Of
Philadelphia, arrived on Tuesday. MIR. kemble
is an annual visitor TO Bedford.
L. y. Wilson, Of Pittsburg, shook hands with
Chief Clerk Farley and was assigned q room at
the Springs on Thursday
A. Pardee is ono of the names that appears
on the register at the Arandale. The man who
placed IL there is plain unassumng old
gentleman who would be taken for prosper
Gus farmer. He recently gave $3.50, oo0 to
Lafayette College and can write his check for
s., 100000. He is one of the coal kings of the
anthracite region and lives in HAzelton, Pa.
. A party composed of some 30 Pittsburgers
and Baltimoreans toek tea at the Willsws this
evening. They wen down on the tally no.
Judge Orvis, eX-State Treasurer Kemble,
Judge SIiRssn and George Colket composed
cara party in the reading room on Thursday
that attracted unusual attention.
Mrs. Mary Grier accompanied by her two
daughters, Misses E. d. and A., Of Allegheny
City, is at the Springs
The walk to the top of the mountain after a
visit TO the spring, before breakfast, is being
INDUCED in more than ever this year. 1t Is
bound 10 produce ravenous appetite.
W. J. Tstten Is recent arrival from Pitts
burs.
The lawn tennis courts SO far have not been
the scene of much activity.
Bedford Bubbles is the name Of an illustrated
society journal that is bound to meet with
favor. II is edited by N. L. McGirr.