Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-11
PEOPLE WHO COME AND GO.

Governor Smith, of Colorado, F. W, Mil
Ter, interested in large mines at Denver,
were passengers on the limited last night
They were returning from New York where
they had been successful in effecting nego-
tiations for an extensive railroad sheme in
their State. This includes the laying down
OF l2s miles OF railroad through the silver
lands for the purpose of better opening
them up. Governor Smith is the retiring
executive. He said that in political way
there was nothing of new.
T. w. Braunstein, of Cincinnati, and
some half dozen other tile manufacturers
held short meeting in the parlor of the
Monongahela yesterday morning. They re-
quested that reporters must be kept una
ware of the fact, and this was very relig-
iously complied with by the clerks. Pre-
vious TO his departure last evening. Mr..
Braunstein said that after all the meeting
was not of much Importance
J. Ensign Fuller, a well-known fnancier
of New York and Chicago, was on the linn
fled west-bound last night Mr.. Fuller said
he had lately completed negotiations in
England in connection with q new refriger-
ating process, the details of which would
shortly be announced. Asked if it was any
better than General Raum's, he said he had
looked into the Pension commissioners plan
and had found it wanting.
Colonel w. E. Merrill, q. s. Engineers;
Harry Treese, Canton, o.; w. T. Bassett,
Rochester: DIN H. Sandreth, Nashville; D.
Z. Porte, U. s. A; H. c. Thompson, of Cleve-
at the Monongahela yesterday morning.
The object of the gathering could not be
learned.
Major H. McCandless went to Phila-
delphia last evening on business connected
with the Republican clubs Presidency. He
said that when another two weeks had rolled
over it would be found that John Dalzell,
and John Da1zell only, was in it. He said
IL.
IT. Roosevelt went to New York last
evening He was formerly clerk at the Sew
enth Avenue, but has been studying medf-
cine with DR.. John McCann for the past
year. He has gone to join the school at
tached to the Bellevue Hospital and expects
to see some bad cases.
Peter M. Hitchcock, of Cleveland, was at
the Monongahela yesterday. Mr.. Hitchcock
was at one time actively engaged in the iron
business, but has retired. He is now con-
nected with General Easement in the con-
struction of a coal road at CHARTERS.
d. F. keenan,, the Philadelphia railroad
contractor returned to the Quaker City last
evening. He said he had contracted for the
laying of tracks on the new road from Bru-
bakers Junction to Taylor station on the
EbensDurg and Cresson Branch.
w. S. Wilkinson and daughter, of Balti-
more, were at the Anderson yesterday Mr..
Wilkinson is a we1l-known resident of the
Monumental City, and has extensive general
interest there.
Superintendent Hamilton. of the Allie
ghenT Park. has gone to Chicago to attend a
meeting of the advisory board of the horti-
cultural department of the Worlds Fair.
Among those at the Monongahela yester-
day were Herman II. Duke, of Baltimore;
W. S. CASTOR, of Boston, and Will A. Rhodes,
potteryman of East Liverpool, o.
B. F. Boyts and wife and Miss Boyts, of
Connellsviile were at the Monongahela yes
tertlay. Mr.. Boyts is a well-known mer-
chant of Cokeville.
Henry King, of Roanoke. Va, an iron
man of note, was at the Monongahela yes
terday. He went to Chicago last night.
w. Wilkinson. of Beeston, England, s.
Hurry, of Washington, and P. NJ. Payne, of
Titusville, are at the DuqueSne.
Miss Hattie Socket and Miss Frances
Andrews. of Cleveland, were guests at the
Monongahela yesterday.
Prof I. c. Blaisdell, Miss Allie Graham
and Miss Kate Christy returned yesterday
from a European trip.
Mrs. w. j. Cochran and X. NJ. Sanchez
and daughter, of New York, are ut the
Duquesne.
Rev.. David McAllister, of the Eighth
street R. P. Church, has returned from q
vacation.
Congressman-elect w. A. Stone and Ex-
Recorder Graham have returned from |
abroad.
7. w. Philips, of New Castle, and Mr..
Murphy, of Philadelphia, are Duquesno
guests.
George G. McNIurtry returned yesterday
from heightened trip in Europe.
w. H. Locke, of East Liverpool, is visit
ing his son. Rev. G. Z. Locke.
George Westinghouse, Jr, returned from
New York yesterday.
R. H. jerks, Cleveland iron man, is an
Anderson guest.