Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-08
PEOPLE WHO COME AND GO.

Colonel Samuel B. Dick, the Meadville
| banker was attending to business in Pitts
| burg yesterday. He Is proud of the Pitts
| burg, Lake Erie and Shenango road, which
| he pushed through to completion. The line,
| in connection with the Nickel Plate, makes
| a short route to Buffalo out of this city over
| the Pittsburg and Western road. A through
| passenger service will be put on this fall.
! Dr. q. X. SNYDER, principal of the Indi-
ana State Normal School and superintendent
| of Public Instruction, accompanied by his
| wife, left for Denver last evening. DR.. Sny-
| der has been offered 5000 year to take
| charge of the Normal School at Greeley, Col
| He is going out to see what the field prom
| ises.
Among the Atlantic City passengers last
evening were Assistant Postmaster II. /.
| Edwards and his two nieces, Mrs. T. L.
Jones and Miss Humphrey, Division Passen-
ger Agent f. D. smith, of the Baltimore and
| Ohio road; United states District Attorney
Walter Lyon and George I. oliver.
John Tregaskes, of the New York Herald
who covered the Johnstown flood for his
paper desires to meet his Pittsburg news
paper friends, whom he met at Johnstown,
ut the Hotel Schlosser this evening.
H. W. Mathews, of the Burlington road;
Wharton Mcknight, Alex. Thomas sales
agent for Park Bros. & Co., and Attorney
Blair went East last evening.
w. B. Hearn, editor of the Harrison
Rep,s6tcon, at Cadiz, was at the Seventh
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in the success OF Mckinley.
Charles A. Orleans, the New Orleans
architect and builder, Is at the Anderson.
He has erected some of the finest business
blocks in Pittsburg.
j, NJ. James, London iron man, and
James Marwien, of Glasgow, are at the Du-
quesne. Mr.. James called on j. p. Witherow
yesterday.
Captain Murdock and Campbell T. Her
ron got back from New York yesterday from
a meeting OF wrought iron pipe manufact-
urers.
Mrs. A j. Thomas, son and daughter,
started for Ontario yesterday, where they
will spend month visiting relatives.
Colonel Frank A. Burr, the well-known
and genial journalist of the metropolis,
whose fame is national, is in the city.
Judge Campbell, of Uniontown, and j.
W. Mitchell, OF Franklin, registered at the
Monongahela House last evening.
D. H. Wheeler, of Meadville, and the
Belmont Cricket Club of Philadelphia, are
at the Seventh Avenue Hotel.
Governor Pattison and his staff will be
in Pittsburg this morning, en- route to the
camp at Arnold's Grove.
W. H. Straw, of Bellevue, and Dr. W.
Straw, of Allegheny, will leave for Balla
Falls on Monday.
Harry Moore, Of the Fidelity Title and
Atlantic City.
Miss Virginia Bulger, of Bellevue, left
last evening to spend her vacation in East
Liverpool.
Upton H. White, Salisbury politician,
took dinner at the Monongahela House yes
terday.
Captain William Martin, of the Davis
Island dam, is with his family at Chautau-
qua.
R. j. Gatling. of Hartford, inventor of
the Gatling gun, is stopping at the Anderson.
Miss Katie Ritter, of Federal street, AL
legheny, left yesterday for Atlantic City.
Edward Brainard and wife, of Denniston
avenue, have returned from Cape May.
R. T. Neal, of the Lake Erie road, went
to New York last evening.
H. P. Burgwin and wife went to New
York last evening.
Evan Jones, the contractor, left for Phila-
delphia last night.