The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-05
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IL ooaI y. .u WI I, WILSON,. ai.er
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es .a Mnsh .ne ~; vnar.es hotel
l. Wilson opened The St. Louis Hotel. which
has ever since continued to be one Of the most
popular es'aol'snnen's u Tue A'"d III tue couh-
The st. Charles Hotel being rcbu;,t hfcssrs
Hall l. Hildreth, both sons-in-law Of Col. Nudge,
assumed Its management, which they have ever
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Hotel. for some wears. when he was sncceedel
by Mr.. Gumbcl, who kept it for two years and
was followed by Mesars. Hall d Hildreth, who
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Messrs. Nudge & Wilson. in 1881 ibis ELEGANT
and favorite hotel has undergone many impor-
taht alterations ana Improvements while 1t has
oe r W hnro ~ ,,.a n,;dat ns. oS;a
their children. and surrounded by some Of Ills
Oldest and most attached friends, that the In.
nented subject OF these hasty "reminiscences
+ ~os :onroo ~ ,eeha '1 .sn.
almost up to the very moment Of his dissolu.
ton his mind was clear, his reason uncleuded
ana nus recognition OF those be NEST dearly
and the latest M los nn t tha us
stood around his death-bed, were hopeful and
Joyous. ,.
| -A''' nv nun le'ei' Ut s'eels we'll
how well MesSrs. Hall q Hildreth have man.
aseu tneir BUSINESS Is known not aIone through
outsour vast extent OF territory, but wherever
sucn SUBJECTS form topics OF conversation. The
name OF the st. Charles has brought to mind in
Hong Kong and Calcutta, in Hakodadi and Ho-
nolulu, many happy "reminiscences and 30,
under their management will the St. Louis yet
90. without any d'sparagemcne OF former pro-
prietors, 1t is positively marvellous to see how
vastly they have improved it, during the very
short period they have had possession Of it, and
the very small proportion Of that time which
have been able to employ in improvements
by throwing floor across the rotunda, on the
first story, they have not only considerably
more than doubled their dining acepmmoda-
lions, but they se contrived for the public
the most elegant dining-room, without excep-
ton it may confidently be said, throughout the
world. 1t has been alleged that this has been
done at some sacrifice of artistic perfection
but, even it this is So that sacrifice is we'll made,
the return is ample. There is still high art for
admiration to great advantage, and great prac-
teal advantage has been gained The magni-
ficent dome towers above the room in lofty
splendor, and lights it in the very best possible
manner, and Canova's beautiful frescoes are
seen to better advantage from the dining room