Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-21
PERT PRESS OPINIONS.
They VIII Not Be- Cruel.

They Will Not Be Cruel
B5stou Herald
It's thought in the West that the Star
Rout. men will let the government
down easy and not sue for damages.
Mr. Maoyeagh and the stalwart Chestnut
Chicago Times, Ind.
Mr. Wayne MacVeagh doesn't pro
pose TO be utll lied az scapegoat. ne
isn't that kind of animal. Neither VII.
he aid in pulling stalwsrt chestnuts OUT
nj the FIRE. He isn't that kind OF en-
animal.
VIII Readjustment Readiust'
Richmond state. Dem.
Will readjus,ment readjust? Very
likely; but the Resdjustcrs elected last
Tuesday will mo-. They are mostly !cr
repudia.icn, and that will be the rors;
on which we shall see them SPIT srd al
sink together
Blaine for Pendle:on.
Boston Herald, Ind.
Gath" hears that Senstor Pendieton
il LAYING wires quietly to ~. tire next
Democratic nomination for the Pfeal,
dency. Peudlcton is young man q!
fortune. with few enemies in his own
party and manv friends among the IL,
nubliCans. Moreover, il Is whispered
that Peudleton has Republican he!p,aa"
that Blaine is rot un!av"rNblc 10 hlB rs,
riratiops. provided he himself IL showed
aside by Grant and Arthur.
Good advice About Dress
Ms T W. DewiCg in Hsr2 RS Magazine.
It is important to know what poIn: q
dress to emphasize. Tor instance Oh"
may expend a large sum on gown and
il the shoes are shabby or il, made, the
gloves worn and the bonnet lacks style,
the gown is entirely thrown away. brt
the gown may be no lorger new; II
mnsE now be carefully brushed and well
put on, the collar and cuffs, or other
neck and wrist trimmings, must be IN
perfect order, ths boots We'll mace ana
well BACKED, even il not new, the gloves
faultless and the bonnet neat AMI stylish
The effect is Of well dressed woman;
no man, and very few women, perceive
that the dress is not new one.
Arthur's Agony.
Phlls Times, lid.
Mr.. Arthur in the intervals .; Cahtne.
making is said to be in the acoaie3 OF
over his message u Con
gress. Various wisoacres pntting Odds
and ends together h;Ut that the forth
coming paper is to he devoted 70 Dis
cussion OF the tariff and the present
calamitous condition ol the pension
funds. II Mr.. Arthur has It
in mind t. discuss tho rcv".
nues he cant 30 be Ter !han 81 over lie
extraordinary things said n iHe tam
convention at ChjCaSo. lie VII md
Ruch in the utteranceS OF those 'nSerl-
ous economists TO guide him in tie way
he should not 60, sad in saying Tie
things he should not say. As 70 IL
pensions, everybody admits ths; the b'iI
was a piece OF wretched demoEozlsm;
but no party, organjzst IS parties no"
are, by mere men, viii venture 10 '"ter-
ferr with SO dangerous a subject, Tor
If wise law were passed Il m4 III
involve loss OF votes to the i.nnrf:'
The Mad Rush For Money.
Washington Post.
The Young man OF the period is bald
headed. Look down from the New York
Stock Exchange upon the Urging crowd
Of Young men who are th>re gaming
wealth, and you will % surprised to
find that nearly every one OF them IS
bald. The cane il true o. the Pa7i5
Bourse ami the Chicago Grain Exchange.
Peer from the galleries OF our theatres
upon the audieTce beneath; tie maEF
bfii heads Won sHa do net a! be- ~ -
old men. WsiL thu streets. ami nn."
the polite young man vdo h:'s his ~,
10 a passing lady; he 10 bad healed.
Enter the ballroom, and the SAM"
phenomenon is witnessed.
r,..s.,l Hayes Croquet Set.
" y. World.
The story has been set Gtloat that Mr
B. HAYES during Mr. I!l&en's term
OF Office, ordered q S27 so croqnet So
for which the nation had to pay, al.
though the FRS, Comptroller refused
to pass the bill fDC eighteen months, .
at last allowed 1t rather than see lrr
contiiing tradesman iOS-' his money =
strong suspicion exists that Nj. Il =.
HAYES took the set in question home 20
Fremont. 1t is an altogether Haey
story. Croquet, a mild and lady Ike
game, with immense possibilities iCr
cheating, is Just the sort Of sport that
would co,ouend itself 20 = Hayes, snd
Mr.. Hayes is just the sort Of msn ,ast
would be- apt to charge his croquet set
to the Government and then Ills II III
his private archives at Fremont, OMo'
Hotels and Hospitality.
From the Atlantis Constitution.
Bob Toombs is a. notorious for hjs
hospitality a. for being one Of sha most
rabid OF the unreconstvuctcd rebels.
Not long since it was proposed 10 build Il
hotel in Washington, Ga, where he
lives. and committee called upon him
ior subscription. What the hell do
YOU want of hotel in Washington"
he cried. every respectable person
who comes to town pnts up with bob
Tsombs and is welcome, and every as
respectable person leaves town because
bo cannot rut IN anywhere Such