Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-15
PEOPLE WHO COME AND 60.

A party of Standard Oil officials and
friends are at the Monongahela from Phila.
| delphia and New York. 1t comprises W. G..
Warden and wife, Miss Edith Warden, Miss
Eleanor DAVIS, Messrs. Herbert W., Henry
and Nelson Warden, Henry L. Davis, Jr.,
Joseph Bushnell, Jr, of Philadelphia, and
John and Frank Bushnell, of New YORK.
John Murphy, of Spohn & Murphy, the
southside druggists, is enjoying two
| Club at Moravia. His stock of fish stori es
| that has become depleted of late will be i'm
| proved on during his present outing, and
| his friends are looking forward to few
| evenings entertainment on his return.
A cablegram received at Max Schamberp
| & Co.'S agency Yesterday announces the safe
arrival at Southampton of the Steamer
Havel, having as passengers from this city
Morris Kaufman and Miss Ethel Baker.
Misses Mary, Louise and Millie Slagle,
daughters OF Judge Slagle, and their grand
gers on the fast line last evening. They go
to Long Island for the summer.
J. NJ. Shoemaker, Z. 8. Germans and
T. A. Gould, of Elmtra, N. Y, are at the Du-
uuesne They are here to inspect the yari-
Gus systems of rapid transit used in this
city.
Prof. H NJ. Robe, of Curry University,
went to Chautauqua last night. He viii de-
liver O lecture before the Business Edu-
Gators Association in session there.
Sergeant Aiken, of the United States
Army, passed through the city yesterday, in
charge of party of recruits for Jefferson
Barracks, ST. Louis.
L. F. Barger, of Youngstown, and d. D.
Moriarity, of Frankford Springs, two we'll
known Standard Oil men, are at the Ander-
son.
Ex-Superintendent of the Railway Mail
Service Thompson passed through the city
yesterday for Cincinnati, via the Panhandle.
H. E. Waddle, of Wheeling, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Louis and Miss Emma Louis, Of
Bridgeport, o., are at the Anderson.
]. f. Madden, of Lexington, KY, owner
of Wyandotte, one of the winners in yester-
days races, is at the Monongahela.
B. M. Gardner, L. W. Prior and G. F.
Emery. all of Cleveland, are at the Ander-.
son. They are here for the races.
f. A Hall and G. w. Sill, of Warren,
and II. E. Dickey, of New Castle, were regis
tered at the Schlosser yesterday.
L. A Hoves, of Butler; D. L. Corbett, of
Dubois, and B. L: Lindsay, of Steubenville,
are at the Seventh Avenue.
r. F. Myers, of Dayton, O., the we'll
known stock raiser. is at the Anderson. He
is hore attending the races.
E. B. Youmans. of Elmira, N. Y, ex-
Secretary of the United States Treasury, is
at the Duquesne.
Major Samuel Hazlett left last night for
Troy, N. Y, via the Allegheny Valley, on
business trip.
NJ Strauss, the well-known glass man of
Louisville KY, is guest of the the Monon-
gahela..
j. w. Richard, a prominent iron manu-
facturer of Bethlehem, is at the Duquesne.
f. A Bell, a prominent manufacturer of
Buffalo, N. Y, is guest at the Duquesne.
Ex-Solicitor General George A jerks, of
Brookville, is at the Seventh Avenue.
Herbert Dupuy and family went East
on the fast line last evening.
w. II. Remington, of Salt Lake City, is
registered at the Anderson.
Major Brown went to Baltimore last
evening on business.
Tie Brooklyn baseball team Is quartered
at the Monon4ahela.
Major E. A. Montooth returned from the
East yesterday.