Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-19

sured Mr.. Pattison that the Democrats
were doing we'll in the western part of the
State. He thought it looked as though the
Republicans were on the run, when they
schedule such a prominent man as ex-
Speaker Reed to speak in Pittsburg
The party on the Pennsylvania train in
cluded Governor and Mrs Pattison, Miss
Pattison, Chief Justice and Mrs Paxson,
Lieutenant Governor Watres, Mrs. Watres,
Executive Commissioner Farquhar and his
assistant, Jere s. Black, of the Worlds
Fair Board; Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Guffey,
Major L. R Bent. Colonel James r. Young,
Mr.. and Mrs A. E Bigler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Bradley and Miss Bradley, ex-Sen--
ator and Mrs Lewis Emery, ex-senator and
Mrs McAteer, Mayor T. P. Merret
and wife of Reading; ex-senator and
Mrs Morgan B. Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs Robert E. Wright, Miss Garrett,
of Philadelphia; Mr.. Naudain Hamilton,
Harrisburg; DR.. G. w. Athcrton, State
College; Miss Jones, of York; Architect
Lonsdale and wife, Mrs Wilson NJ. Gear
hart, j. C. Walker, R S. Searle and wife,
Simon Muir, Rodney A. Mercur and wife,
NJ. w. McAlarney, Harrisburg; j. L.
Herr, j. X. P. Hall and wife; w. B. Gill
and wife; Patrick Foley, w. w. Clenden-
min, John I. Carter, r. L. Brown6eld and
wife; Morrison Taylor, Cashier of the Treas
ury.
The Military Section.
The military section included Major
General Snowden and Adjutant General
w. w. Greenland, Colonel Volkmar and
Captain c. A. Booth, United States Army;
Colonels Case and Bosbyshell,>' of the
Fourth and Second Regiments; Captain
Potter OF the First Brigade staff; Sergeant
Major Martin, Lieutenant Colonels Green,
Elliott, Hartranft and Curtin, Major Camp
bell. Colonel Chambers McKibben, In
spector General; Colonel John L Rogers,
Judge Advocate General; Lieutenant
HenryD. Paxton, Assistant Quartermaster
General; Colonel Louis w. Read, Surgeon
General, Norristown; Colonel T. j. Hud-
son, Chief of Artillery; Lieutenant Colonel
A. j. Drexel, Jr., Philadelphia; Lieuten-
ant Colonel Rollin H. Wilbur, Colonel
James Duffy, Marietta; Colonel Wyley T.
Wilson, Colonel A. Harvey Tyson, Read
ing; Colonel A. D. Seeley, Berwick; Lieu
tenant Colonel Savery Bradley, Lieutenant
Colonel w. c. Connolly, Jr., and Lieuten-
ant Colonel J. M. Seigfried.
The Second Brigade officers were Briga-
der General J. A. Wiley; Major Charles
Miller, Assistant Adjutant General; Major
James E Silliman, Surgeon; Major Frank
"A. IatIersoh, InsIecIoi, M!Joi oa.ueA
Hazlett, Ordnance Officer; Major William
j. Singer, Commissary; Major Jacob j.
Miller, Judge Advocate; Captain George
Hamilton, Aid de Camp; Captain John P.
Penney, Aid de Camp.
The oldest collection was the diplomatic
corps. They occupied ten Pullman cars.
When the foreign diplomats swarmed on
the depot platform stranger would have
been paralyzed with the babel of strange
tongues heard on all sides A beautiful
girl sat on the platform of the
rear car singing in French, II
Am Just as Young as 1 Used
to Be-" Then she jumped down from the
steps with several young fellows, and gave
them a lively foot race to the other end of
the station. Spanish, German, Italian,
Chinese, English, French and other Ian
guages were strangely intermingled.