Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-19

Emma Eldridge and Florence Benezet, and
Messrs. A. D. Lancing, Earnest Ramsdell, Il.
.. WagenhuIst, William Price, S. 8. Bow
man, z. A. Dsshiell, A. G. Fields and Frank
B. Ball.
sHalford Down to Work.
Private Secretary Halford has at last Set
tied in his new office at Congress Hall, where
he has q comfortable suite of three rooms,
which are most conveniently fixed for e1.
eoutive business, all Of which will hereafter
be transacted there during the stay of the
President at Cape May. The report in the
Associated Press dispatches that the Secre-
tary has made mistake in establishing his
office so faraway from the Presidents cottage
is not quite correct. The office is very con-
Venient and in good location.
Last Monday when the Atlantic City dele.
CATION came here to try to get the President
to go to Atlantic City, the President told
them a story, something like this: "When
was attending the centennial of the ina ugur-
alton of Washington at New York, ex-
perienced how it rested a man to go on an
excursion. stood on the boat of the United
states steamer Dispatch, for nearly all one
day, and on the same evening attended a
ball. The next day l reviewed troops for
about seven hours and attended a banquet
in the evening. The following day re-
viewed as many hours again, and when
stepped aboard the cars about O'Clock the
next afternoon, a gentleman had the SYM
pathy to hope that had had three DAYS Of
most pleasant rest"
During the chat which the President and
Cardinal Gibbons had at the Presidential cot
tage last Saturday afternoon the subject Of
the Cahensley memorial came up. The
President expressed his opinion quite freely
on the subject, and said that, while having
nc disposition to interfere with church mat
ters, he was glad to have an opportunity for
expressing his satisfaction at the published
remarks of the Cardinal against foreign in
reference in our domestic affairs. The Car
dinal is pleased with the Presidents views
on the matter.
The hops at the hotels this evening are
largely attended and many new faces are in
town tonight looking on; At the Stockton
the hop was q most brilliant one, and at
progress,
Personal and Otherwise.
The United Brethren camp meeting will
be held here from July "a to August 9. The
attendants are mostly from the Conemaugh
The yacht race of this afternoon was par
tictpated in by about six cat sail boats.
Hon. William Butler, Judge of the United
States Court for the Eastern district Of
trennsylvania, t and wife, are at the Cape for
Martin n. Ballard, Samuel Musgrave and
J. Anderson Barker, three of Pittsburg's
popular society gentlemen, are at Congress
Hall, where they intend to remain for some
time.
James s. Moorehead, the well-known
pittsburger, and family are summering at
Judge J. K. Marchand, of Greensburg So
hcltor for the Pennsylvania Railroad, will
bring his family to the Stockton next week
for weeks stay.
). T. Shoema ker, travelling passenger agent
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad, and wife are
Congress Hall guests.
Mrs, Paxson, wife Of Chief Justice Paxson,
OF the supreme Court of Pennsylvania, is
guest OF Mrs. B. x. Jamison, of Philadelphia,
at her cottage.
James r. Wood, general passenger agent
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad, and family
are passing month here.
Mrs. George W. Boyd, accompanied by her
sister, is visiting relatives in Evanston, Ill,
and will soon go to Minnesota lakes, and in
the early fall to Cresson Springs.
Senator George Ross and wife, of Doyles-
town, are enjoying life at Congress Hall.
Hon. John w. Foster, ex-Minister to Spain,
and Congressman Cheatham, of North Caro-
lima, were here on Wednesday evening.
A. j. Beatty, of Pittsburg, is a gentleman
who has lots of friends. He is here for long
sojourn.
H. e. Rose, Pittsburg, is Stockton guest
Mrs. George G. Roll and her three sons,
Charles w. Roll, g. Clark Roll and Homer
W. Roll, are among the latest Pittsburg ar
rivals.
NJ. Himmelrich and wife and family are
guests of Congress Hall this week. They are
from Pittsburg.
Among the colony of Pittsburgers at the
Brexton are Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Church, I!
Harriet B. Church. Walter Church. Jr., Willie |
Church, Laura V. Renhard, Mrs. S. Munyon,
Miss Munyon, "A. F. Mouden, W. 4. Moulden, |
John f. Moulden, E. L. Moulden, Mrs w. B. |
Hill, Louis B. Hill.