Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-20
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FOOD AoulrERArloa. LOCAL POLITICS

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CiSriNSArr. March ia more ies,oas
set of people never existed than the PRO
fessors OF our College OF Music. AGaI
Maretxek has ',sone 10 meet Thsodors
Thomas" leaving the college In . bun.
venting his spleen against the college into
the willing ears Of the uneodly Nsw York
newspaper men. Max took unbrass q .
iancied insult iron q. W. Nichols, the Presi.
dent, because the latter desired thss oos
Of Nax's pupils should rsAsans . soag
With another prptsgpog. Ie1nn Usy sx-
tited. and fires n Al Nichcls thus: "f BE-
lieve that in the eighteen months I spent
Is Director Of the Cincinnati COLLEGE, un.
der the management OF Geo. W. Nichols, I
have atoned far all the sins Of long life.
and have no longer any fears of. psrsatory.
His management has resulted IN the resis-
nation Of two Directors and seventeen pro-
fessors in the three years existence of the
College. The College is we'll endowed. but
Mr.. Nichols wants 10 run IL all his own
way. He cannot tolerate any one who l.
his uperior In education or culture. and
so he {, oontinually opposing every one.
All talk Of Cincinnati Icing tie
Masieal C~atre sr America
is'only SO much soft soap Mr.. Nichols rubs
about the mouths OF the people there
Max sings a different tune now for what
he did about six months ago, when he de-
clared the Cincinnati College was equal tS
that OF Paris. Tie TACT is. Mr.. Nichols runs
the establishment as he thinks best, and Il
always upheld by the Directors, as the Ool-
l.. l. l. Ia II
he cannot he persuaded from the course he
thinks hest The annual report shows the
institution Ia I've In highly hourishinG
condition. financially and otherwise. Hav.
ing overcome many difficulties and dis
turhanccs, such ~ are incident % new en-
terpriscs, IL seems 0 have settled down to
It's work with Q faithful and energetic
faculty, Max exc, ted, and devoted pupils,
representing ncs.ly every stat. IN the
Union lts .nnucnte In eicvaiink iAA
standard OF musical tastr and educAtiou
throughout the country cannot lie doubted,
and is no longer problematic.
Sansascr Amas%sAeuta.
The hilltop pleasure resorts are being
enlarged, repaintcd and redecora,ed for
the summer campaign. The Highland.
Bellevue and Prices Hill, are 10 b" particu-
larly attractive this summer in concerts
and f,tes The Bellevue Is under another
management, aud will be conducted ~ the
Highland has heretofore, on the strictly re-
spectacle plan. The finest orrhestras have
been engaged by all three, and each will
vie in attractions. The old Lookout
House will bc devoted TO picnic parties.
roller skating and bicycle riding Theo-
dorc Thomas and Marctxek will give
concerts at each during the season. The
former l. not satisfied with New York. lie
says this city is vastly the mso,a Of musical
intelligence, and that IL is = pleasure -
perform before Cincinnati audience.
The Theatres
have have been doing n very fine business
all the season. With very few exceptions.
all the engagements have paid, at both
ROpinsOns and the Grand Opera 1i0usss.
while the over the Rhine" theatsn arc
regular little mins. The show bill print
ing establishments are busy getting out
orders for travelling summer shows and 10
expected that business Of every descrip-
tion will boom this spring.
Usios Drpst.
The site on which the Union depot is "
be built, between Third and Pearl and
Central avenues, and John street, 10 being
rapidly cleared OF the old buildings. and
the work OF erecting the new building will
commence almost immediately. II will b.
an imposing structure when finished and
an Ornsment 10 that part Of the city. The
Grand Hotel will be extended from Fourth
to third street and have the main entrance
fronting the depot
RedtstsicStsG.
The trouble over rcdistricting the Stslr
Is getting TO q frighful stage. Home Of the
Republicans, fearing the light will keep
them In Columbus n long time, are hurry.
ing up the appropriation bills, 40 they can
adjourn. without any legislation whatsver
Oh this subject. The Apportionment bill
OF Congress provides for the election OF one
Congressman st-large. II the next fesis-
lature should be Democratic, they would
say tie State had not been redistricted, and
this could not he changed by . Republican
I.c, is!ature except by squars gerry.
mander.
The S~siI YessG Hes
II the city have caught on 10 the gstbetic
Eastern craze Of cOmbing the hair, and are
wearing the same banged on each side of
the forehead a Ia Oscar Wilde. One a
theses asthetic Ia-dp. .das exhibited him
self on Fourth street Saturday afternoon 70
the gsze OF an admiring public. especially
the faif SCI He wore dark green miIed
cashmere suit; his coat was cut very short
and buttoned co-e 10 the chin ;his pants wer-
very tight fitting. and at their extremes
could be zen a pair of imitation lsced gait.
ers, the uppers of which were u buf lesth-
cr. lie wore tiny, upright collar, from
which extended n massive satin bow. meas
uriDg nj least twelve inches. His hair wn
banged ON each side Of his forehead. and Q
wide brim. hottie green stiff felt hat grsced
his head. From under his low-cut vest
bob" guard chain could BE- seen. A lily
was fastened in the left lap.
pei of his coat. In his right hand
hs carried Q natty cane. and in bis left
twirled a sun flower, He vas dreAsed jua
too eonsumately consnmaie. y-r
The uniform OF the Cincinnati Haze hall
Club will be the League partieo'ored Han
mel. and Il l. expected that the American
Association will .iopt u IN toto.
Plour and sugar sold in many OF our re-
tail stores have been analyzsd and found 10
contain mineral pulp" . prsPeSsios
made purely out Of white marble. n
gives weight 10 the articles % sdultsrstsd.
An extra II 50 On barrel u booI 10 sbout
the profit derived from it use without o.
lection. It can he detectsd, hOWevef, ~
setting the -four and rolling . lump
around the finger. II sdsltsrsted the pAste
will have q soapy appearanee. Is II nanu.
factured IN Esst0n, Pa, snd bss lsrEe sale
throughout the country.
LSesl PSlitfss.
The turmoil and excitement briag msss
tested among the Demscrsts of this city
indicates that the orEsnisstion % very
lively corpse. The esll Of the twelve
Democratic Apostle" :" - tbey srs named
for q mass oonventi0e - husic Hal. he
created much Ill feeling md hssJh talk
The new plsn Is 70 do svsy vish p'tmAsy
meetings, delegates and executive commit
teemen. and 70 hold Das copycsem 80
let the people nominate. Tbs aossn
sn;t the ward bumness 80 ~ ksc9
previously. There II every isdsss1sn this
Two Democratic tickets will - Dsde. o.
at the Music Hall b. the twelve spostes
sad the other st Wbernias Hsn By the
tickers. As there il IL very little sbov fW
Denocrstic success this spring In tne cty.
Il would be just - we'll TO ses bow TIE ~.
departure from the old custom sossA u
msy be good plan or Il msy not b.
SMALLPOX.