Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-08
SUNDAY Al CRESS0N.


MISS Hhioras singing ''""'
Planned Tor the Presidents Pleasure
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ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPArcH.I
CREssoN SPRINGS. September 7.-To-day
tho prosidont ond tar,;1r ofter the Puritan
sno ~ io'iuono anu ,aiiy, "te. - ..',,.
SUNDAY custom OF thelr ancestors mere oniy
seen when necessity or devotion called them
farther, They came over to their meals and to
church in theF morning. Divine service is
oIuovc hold In tho n,rIor This morning the
- - ~ p.'io x1 .ro.ebod
rev. george hougers, OF Neroua' pieacneu,
and in his audience were the President. Mrs.
Harrison, Mrs. Dimmick and Private Secretary
Halford. Mrs. Halford and Miss Halford. The
hand STAND in the rarIor ia Transformed for tbe
,,,t - d,,, -.
from their nooks and corners, are SET In
ampnltneater fashion, iaclng tne inPfo'iseu
oaGreu ueoA.
tne lasoiise sposs aIounu 'ne noe' "noio
ii''ie niue sioups iose uurins 'ne "eoh w s"'Noi,
wore uesol lou loi sne parlor .nio ioienoon, %uu
just as was e4pectea' tne fresidents ano MS
"iie came 10 cnuicn' lne setvioe hAu oesun
Pros;S "a al s1e d seas See1ieG 70 pe Gp sas;n9
tbe;r dIamn1 ross Al ard o,aUs ber chair 70 Mrs
Uerr;snr and +wo otbaES nSoirs nnar bv wnre
.aansoh tho I'os;dt Ia Wrs Dmr;oi,
NJ: IL Ii S CIi9 ti: au 80 M - @ n
, sSs III t SahS Sis inor L;on suunS ,,ar
SunusS niornIhg h1l tne past inTon; anu ~, "
HyrSnI 5nI tan-oIs W Cberit Sarv;ces bagan
:. ~ -; -, 5 u @ i's. - - 80 IT,
az O'CLOCK @ anu t were over ern Se no"n ~nor, ng m
s. .ooSasiS ;I aIu tn,r - In f ~ ,s .'f F
pieeen,, pesiuee = aiSe hget e VI .nS ~ VI
We Ne h1Iei. As tne people uiSpeaseu III; ;., anu
d f ,roori pafsSu f ,bon ta
w., VI S t ttra "a nrIH
ratrmad to ,ne ~ bote, fnr 1;nner r%aU went
I 81 " " ~. ',e @ no.i III III III IT, @ 80; GnU
To%,S ,vSn% onan On tho Giazz, cnstoTn intro.
dueed since the Ppesdent re- " came here and by
uuGet I;t IioS enE I -, ele NJ ti 9 9
@MliIen @ NC a'oios Ine pupiiei'y VI 'ne no'ei eN-
'faTGe :rhie oroni,r nis ,rondohi,dror ,varo rer-
,,i+tad ~ din6S,r;tb f. pros;dent ond besiGos
th n ~ unie VIII s1e MI Gopo w
1ne silSIl tisitoIs MI anu His' -, 81
55oyu were the guests OF nohor a' the U cloch
ainner.
Planning Excursions for Harrison.
Mr.. Boyd leaves Cresson tonight, and Mrs.
Boyd with her family in the morning. Talking
of NJ po,.J .hat ..,a II hoe hoo,,
% W., Do!u .nao Son.,ehia,, "no "'t, 80
deVoting hlmselt TO the PRESIDENTIAL 1amliy anu
plac ng at their disposal all the facilities for
enjoyment of the Pennsylvania road, is pre-
norinr a sor;os of shor, +r;ro ,,biob be bonee
p n,st ,sI 1-ip' a. III
.no nc, te'tuI' tI niay pI auio w ''ne , - ~
piooaoiy sdhe iin ~ JohnstoWn auu oEet . Ine
uIstrict ot the Late looG' as Wen as VI pIc.uL,-
esque sRnts on tne road IN western ennsyI
,ants nst,1 JourneSs are W ue p,ns;
uay IN iensIh, as lna6 Lhuch.e1nausleu IesI-
IunSei sLlPs' anu aisI uoes Hot WISH n opehu ~
tage.
The President. so far, has not arranged to 60
to Pittsburg to see the Exposition to-day,
s tnoIEn l. Is PosslDle ne Will WISH tne civ ul,
reiations Sbich exist hetreen The President's
family and the cottagers. the DISTINGUISHED
ladies' must always have feeling of warm
friendship for Pittsbnrp Nowhere have the
doors of hosnitaIitv been onened so generously
and iayishIy to them as nv the Pittsbur9 So
ionrners at CIresson Thev can neyer feel like
STRANGERS whan they come to Pittsburo.
Mr. Russell Harrison came last night. but he
exnects to Ieave to-morrow morninp with his
wife and their IittIe danphter Mrs HARRISON
will qo West to visit her father Mrs McKee,
also roas away to Snand few davs in Indian
anoIiS ohont rho and of this wenlr She will re
trrn in a few davs
Georoe M. Pullman stonned off Mt Cresson
this evening and was met nj The railway station
6y the President,s nrivate secretarv Mr. Hal
ford accomnanied Mr. PuIIman mn to the
Nonntain nonse and introdnced him to the
President and Mrs Harrison who had stonned
on their vov from dinnar on tho niazza After
a few minutes' taIk the marty walked over to
the Park Cottaoe Mr. PnIlman left on ths
o'clock train for the West
This morning a largo nartv oe ercursionists
came in from Altoona and s1on tho njace ,uas
dotted with curions neonle who Looked az
tbouob thew thongbt avery train contained n
President and every paby was the Presid.nt's
grandson.