Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-09
PEOPLE COMING AND GOING.

Fayette Brown and d. B. Chambers, of
| Cleveland: ex-senator Samuel Mcclure, of
| Sharon, and B. NJ Hildreth. Fostoria, regis
| tered at the Monongahela House last even
| ing They are IRON men interested in the
| Stewart Coke Company, and had been in the
| Connellsville region inspecting their prop
| erty They will leave for home this morn
| ing Senator Mcclure says the pig iron
| business is very dull in the Mahoning and
Shenango valleys.
| J. r. Mckee, of Boston. the father of the
| much talked-of Baby Mckee, was at the An
derson Tor a short time yesterday. He is a
| quiet, inoffensive little man. ahd doesn't
| like the notoriety which his rela :ion rs SON
| in-law to Harrison gives him. Unlike Son
| Russell, he keeps in the background. Mr..
| Mckee is a representative of the Thomson
| Houston Company. He went to Washington
| last evening.
Superintendent Holbrook, Master Me-
| chanic Caldwell and Engineer Maintenance
| of Way Elwell, OF the Baltimore and Ohio
| road, are in Baltimore attending one of the
regular conferences of the company. The
condition OF the road win be inquired into,
and the officers will receive their instruc-
tions about new work.
Mrs Virginia Thompson, who was post
mistress -ot Louisville during five admins
tions was in the city yesterday on her way
home. She, had been to Bethany, W. Va,
and StopDed over here to see eX-Postmaster
I.arkin. Through greed for office, President
Harrison was finally forced to remove her.
A. NJ. Todd, of Washington, who went to
the capital to boom Crumrine for District
Judge. returned yeterday. He SAYS they
were well received by the President, and be
thinks Mr.. Crumrine'S recommendations
will have considerable weight with Mr.. Har-
risoE.
John r. Pott, travelling passenger agent
for the Chicago Milwaukee and st. Paul
road, at the depot last evening going
home TO Wiliamsport. He is around put
ting in pins for business to the Republican
National Convention.
Major Frank Patterson, Inspector of the
Second Brigade, was in the city yesterday
He said he had been ordered to make the
annual inspection during January, February
and March, but he didn't know when he
would begin the work.
Lieutenant Rorke, of the Second Cavalry,
was at the depot returning to Washington
from the Pine Ridge Agency. He says the
Indians are very unsettled, and he thinks
there Will be an outbreak in the spring.
Eugene F. Arnold, of Washington, and
his bride are at the Anderson spending their
honeymoon. Mrs. Arnold was Miss Woods,
of Newark, o., niece of the late United
States Supreme Court Justice Woods.
Senator Paddock, of Nebraska, was on the
limited yesterday going TO Washington. He
says his people are Tor Blaine firsl, last and
all the time. They Iavor free silver, and he
voted for the last Senate bill.
John w. Appel President of the Frank
lin and Marshall College, a Lancaster, took
dinner at the seventh Avenue Hotel.
Robert S. Murphy, of Johnstown. son
of Francis Murphy, and C. L. Gates, of
Toledo, are at the Duquesne.
T. c. Frew, commercial agent for the
Texas Pacific road, was at the Duquesne
yesterday.
J. c. Marcy, of Springfield, Mo-, arrived
in the city last evening to pay his son q
visit.
George Westinghouse, Jr, went to New
York in his special car last evening.