Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-03

clety events. Th6 days are VeinB rPeh1 III
horseback riding and fishing. while the even
ings are devoted to ball room pleasures.
| Bedford has certainly been we'll patronized
by the Judiciary this season. No less than 80
| judges have registered at the Springs Hotel
| since it opened in June. Those who are still
| here are Judge Sterrett, of the State Supreme
| Court; Judge Dean. of Blair county; Judge
| Robinson, of Baltimore; Judge Grubb, OF Del
| aware, and Judge Hawkins, OF P1ttsDurg.
Judge Dean and wife arrived on MONDAY even
| ing.
Grier NJ. Orr, Esq, one of the leading law.
| yers of Armstrong county is at the Springs.
| He spends most of his summers here.
ATALE OF WOE.
A few days ago young lady at the Springs
| Hotel notified the postmaster there not to give
| to anybody else letters that came addressed to
| her. The postmaster, knowing how it was him.
self in days gone by, promised to comply with
| the request. But in the grand rush at noon
on Monday a letter addressed to the loving
young miss fell into the hands of her ''pa."
The gentle creature no more awaits the arrival
of the mails, for her cruel pa" has ordered that
all letters for members of his family are to be
delivered into his hands. Now look out for "a
romantic elopement in high, life"
Mrs G. G. Sweitzer and Mrs. A. @. McCallam,
weeks sojourn.
District Attorney Charles G. Brown, of Hunt
ingdon. spent Sunday at the Springs.
John FL. Hampton, the well-knoWn Pittsburg
lawyer, has had remarkable success at trout
fishing, and during his stay almost everv table
in the dining room has been furnished by him
at one time or another with dish of these de-
licious fish.
A Dlsasantloeking man in the prime Of life
has been a stroller on the lawn all week, and
generally with the ladies' He greuts one with
He is Judge 1gnatius C. Grubb, of Delaware.
Honors are easy between BIN and LAWYER
Kenny, OF Pittsburg, both Of whom are "in the
swim" with the ladies'.
PROUD OF THEIR SIGNATURES.
One of the fads with the old-timers is to ex-
hibit their signatures on the ancient hotel reg
listers to their grandchildren. To-day promi-
nent old gentleman from PIttsburg hunted up
a register that was used back in the forties and
showed his grandson where he had for the first
time written land wife, after his name. He
came to Bedford by stage from Pittsburg and
spent his honeymoon here
Mr.. Ralph Bagaley and family, of Pittsburg,
arrived at tue Springs lasl week. Though one
of the wealthiest men in tho State, Mr.. Baga-
ley is as plain and unassuming as country
merchant OF those who come here there is no
one whose society is more sought after.
Dressed in his customary salt-and-pepper
suit, his head ornamented by cream-colored
tile. Judge Sterrett of the Supreme Bench
walked into tine springs Hotel on Monday even
q
bold, flowing hand.
John NJ. Kennedy. Esq, one of the lights Of
the Allegheny County Bar, arrived here on
Monday.
Mrs. A. Wilson Norris widow of the late
Auditor General Norris, is at the Springs for
stay of several weeks.
PITTsBURGERs TAKE THE LEAD.
Pittsburgers are, as usual. leading in all the
society events and the fun making. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Park have given tslly-ho party to
the WiliowA Their guests we're Mrs. J. Il.