Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-22

been pretty quiet since the Duke and Duchess
of Connaught's visit. w. L Ormrod is chief
clerk and w. A. Becker and "Baron" Won
Rosenberg. assistants There are few changes
on the American side. The Whitneys have re-
tired from the Cataract and the house this
year is run by John E Devereux. VINO repre-
sents his family's interest in the property since
the Whitneys sold. The house opened on May
IL. and has been doing rushing business. Z.
NJ. Matthew'S who was six years with the
Windsor, at Montreal, is behind the desk, with
c. d. Young and John j. Tierney as assistants.
The chef is Pierre Didieu. formerly of the
Cambridge, New York, while John Stein has
the pastry.
creme de la creme of Niagara's family hotels.
is up to the high standard under the personal
supervision of its proprietor, David Isaacs. ].
W. Trott is at the desk, position he has occu-
until weary of its glory. He 10 assisted by 0.
w. Jordon. the handsomest clerk at the Falls.
Mr. Isaacs this year has the handsomest turn
fepcers and riders, with an English T cart. 1t
was gift to Mrs. Isaacs on her birthday, and
the other ladies at the Falls are green with
envy
A. II. Gluck is still at the head Of the Inter-
national. the largest hotel at the Falls and the
Spencer. This year he. has one of the artistic
guide-books of the hundreds that have Deen
issued at the place for his patrons E. 8.
Tracey, whose mustache is making him round
shouldered is the cashier this year, as he has
been for the past three. He comes from the
veteran clerk at the Falls is at the 1nterna-
tional this year. John Reardon and John
Riley help to make up this jolly quartet at this
big caravansary. The head waiter at the In
ternatlonal is George A. smith, who has. has been
there for long time. He can handle any
number of guests. The chef is 8. b. Hunting
ton, of Hotel Bon Air. Augusta, Ga, while
George Vonhauer has been cooking there for
ten years past. The international has had
SEVERAL LARGE CONVENTIONS
and excursions since It opened on June 8. There
were $50 of the National Eclectic Medical As
sociation doctors there this week. All the
heavy drug firms were represented and the
falls was said to be very healthy. At any rate
the piazzas of the International represented
dozen or more drugstores, where anything from
baby food to q monster blue pill could be OBJ
tanned on a moments notice. There were any
number of lady doctors present. They distin-
guished themselves by the amount Of assurance
they assumed.
The Hotel Kaltenbach is maintaining its
high standard of excellence under the personal
care of its proprietor and mine host, Andrew
Kaltenbach.
The celebrated Queens Royal at Niagara-on-
the-Lake, opposite that old ruins, Fort Niagara.
opened for the season this week, and Landlord
Winnett is pretty busy man just now.
There have been quite number of foreign
arrivals, who are staying quietly at the hotels
and cutting very little splurge The Cataract
have Mrs. D. Jamison, nurse and children and
Mrs. e. Chickering of New Orleans. for the
season. Also Mrs. II. b. Mudd, daughter Miss
Katie and sons John and Robert, of st. Louis.
Mr.: N. Long, of Harrisburg, is at the Prospect.
Cataract this week: Z. S. Huntington, Will
lam NJ. Biddle and wife, Miss Pickersgill. Fred
K. Pickersgill, Smith Agnew and wife. Pros
pect House: w. P. Denver and wife.