Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-10

Congress Hall some time this season, and
with him will be COLONY consisting of about
40 well-known Pittsburgers. The proprietor
Gas City and is well.known as q genial
fellow.
Politios of the national order is, beginning
e @saa msks e. things Jump down here by the sea s;
the big leaders will have arrived, and they
can play any game they like with one an
Other. for, like everything else. politics dc
tainly inspiring. During the coming week
Harrfty, Hensel ana other Democratic
leaders will be down, but Governor Pattison
w 5Hs hSgahn 1t Is said mn
to on the matter that took him from here so
hurriedly-that is. the Homestead strike.
Magee will be here yJuly I5 and will stop
The real aoodtide of Pittsburgers has not
yet set in. However, there are good many
here at present.
and leader in Pittsburg society, is at Con-
gress Hall for the season.
Some OF the Popular Visitors.
William Finn, the sturdy Senator, Is ne
gotiating for q swell cottage on Kentucky
avenue.
John G. Miller and J. H. Bamboo, two
weliknown Gas City brokers, are at the
Waverly.
Miss Annie Walker, o stately blonde, and
John N. Walker, Of the East End, are among
the recent arrivals at the TIaymore.
Daniel II. Pett, of Allegheny. who is spend
ing the season at Congress Hall. is o remark
aoiy 4ne ; swimmer He dove from tne ocean
M Mr.. and and Mrs Bert W. Johnson, of Marion
street, are stopping for q month at the
B. Berring and John Reed, who are in
separable companions, are two we'll known
Ptttsburgers enjoying life at the Albion.
J. w. Luther, Of Pittsburg, the electrician.
where he will spend the season.
John e. Mertz is among the recent Pitts
burg arrivals at the hosemore. He swtms
well and walks great deal.
Major John G. Mcconnell, OF Pittsburg,
has headquarters at the Dennis.
Miss jamie Beam, Of the East End, pretty
brunette, brunei is favorite guest at the Floridas
Mr.. and Mrs. John O. McCalmont, Of
Franklin. are at the Suray for the summer.
Nathan Hirsh, Of the firm of Hirsh 3
straab. are at the stratford, where he will
Miss Annie Brinley, Of Pittsburg, who is a
popular school teacher, has q host Of ad-
at ths hrs Mrs Minnie and
Vara 4. Benn, of Pittsburg.
Talk About Pittsburgers.
o. P. scaife is q popular business man of
Pittsburg, and is also popular guest at
Monterey. He will remain during the sea-
son.
W. NJ. Negley, the optician, will mako .
short stay at the WetherilL
E. M. Quinley ranks as one Of the most
popular visitors at the Wellington.
Frank Hutchinson, of Pittsburg, has en-
gagged pleasant quarters and is having q
good time at Heckler's
Mr. and Mrs. j. Wainwright, accompanied
by their interesting family, have taken q
suite Of rooms at the Senate for the season.
The Wainwrights are immensely popular at
the bathing resorts.
John Clancy Nebler, one-time famous
athlete, of Pittsburg, who inherited for
tune from his wife, is living in royal style at
Morris Baker, of PittsDurg, prominent in
the Chalfonte.
j: S. Wier, Of Pittsburg. will stay at the
Eldredge all summer. His health is much
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. searight, of Pitts.
burg, have taken a suite Of rooms for the
season at the Hoffman.
Miss Anna Eastrtck, q leader in Pittsburg
social circles, and young lady of rare
bel.
Mrs. j. B. Nellis, Of Lynne street, Allie.
gheny, is at the Senate, where she is re-
Miss Ethel Mountjoy, Principal of South
side school, has engaged quarters for the
season at Congress Hall.
Among arrivals at the Argyle are: P. A.
burg; Stephen Collins, Pittsburg: VI. T. Nc
Roberts, Rochester, Pa.
Mr. Thad Stuchell and wife, Miss Mary
Douglass, Miss Mary Sloan, DIR. c. "A. Duff,
AneDien Pack. Andrew Weinhefmer, ali OF
pittsburg; Miss Elizabeth Craig, Miss Bessie
of Allegheny, are at the Mentone.
BOWMAN.