Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-13
PEOPLE WHO COME AND GO.

-Ex-Adiutant General Hugh A. Axline,
of Columbus, o., was in the city yesterday
on private business, but took occasion to re-
mark that the campaign there would prove
the hottest the Buckeye State ever had.
Every doubtful inch of ground will be
fought over, but he. of course, says Major
Mckinley has the advantage.
-Rev. Dr. W. F. Brown and wife, of
Canonsburg, arrived home yesterday after
several months IN Europe. They visited all
the Leading countries and expressed tnem-
selves as greatly pleased with their visit.
In England they were the guests of Mrs.
Henry Phipps, and met many people of
note
c. T. Simpson, of London, England, Is at
the Duquesne, but resisted all attempts at
interviewing. He says he knows the Nc
Kinley bill has operated against British
manufacturers, but as he is not interested
he has paid little attention to it.
Misses Elizabeth Dunwoody, of Western
avenue and Grace Darling, of Ridge avenue,
Allegheny, will leave this morning for q va
cation of month, during which they will
visit the principal Eastern cities and water
ing places.
Mrs. NJ. Ayers, of Williamsburg, organist
of st. James p. Z. Church, Penn avenue, left
yesterday on the steamer Adam Jacobs, ac-
companied by several lady friends, to spend
q few weeks on the Cheat river.
Division Superintendent Holbrook, of
the Baltimore and Ohio returned yesterday
from Mackinac, where he spent few days
with his wife, who is summering at that
pleasant resort.
John n. Lane,a retired banker of Belle
fonte, Pa, accompanied by his family, was
at the Schlosser last evening. They were en-
route to Valley Camp, where they will spend
a few weeks.
John Jenkins, of Greeuville, Fla, who
is at the Anderson, says Pittsburg weather
beats Florida for heat. He spent yesterday
looking for fine breezes to cool himself off.
w. r. Lindsey, clerk of the United
States District Court, returned yesterday
the funeral of Mrs. General John Hall.
Mrs A. H. Weaver, of Bradford, is visit
ing her husband, who is employed as gen
eraI salesman for Bovard L Seyfang. She
is accompanied by her sons.
C. A. Wilson, Chief Engineer of the
Wheeling and Lake Erie, with headquarters
at Toledo, and his assistant, j. NJ. Lessick,
are ut the Anderson.
w. r. Kimball, the Cincinnati represen-
tative of the ThomSon-Houston Company,
is in the city stopping at the Hotel An
derson.
left yesterday for a ten-days vacation,
which lie will spend at New Bedford.
Captain Joseph Chester, U. s. A, who
has been in attendance at the State camp, is
at the Monongahela House.
WIN. H. Guy and j. A. Ferguson, of
COraOpOl1S, yesterday packed tnelr BrlpSackS
for trip to Atlantic City.
Bishop Brown, the well-known A. NJ.
E. Clergyman, left yesterday for his home in
Washington, ID. G.
-Ex-Mayor Peterson, of Allegheny, left
yesterday to pilot party OF friends on q
trip to the lakes.
w. f. Porter. a leading Springfield,
Mass, business man, is stopping at the Hotel
Anderson.
George B. Hoyt, prominent attorney of
Washington, ID. e., is stopping at the Du-
quesne.
F. Van Vechten and wife, of Chicago,
are among the guests of the seventh Ave-
nue.
S. H. Church, of the 2, G, C, & st. L..
returned last evening from westerntrip.
john l. Cochrane, druggist, of Apollo,
was i'll the city OH business yesterday.
Thomas 5. Blair, the well-known Tyrone
lawyer, is il guest at the Duquesne.
G.. w. Sill, an oil producer of Warren, is
stopping at the SchlOsser.
DIR. Powell and family, of Cleveland, are
at the Monong ahela.
Col. j. NJ. Guffey went east last evening
on business.
Joseph P. Weeks went to New York last
evening