Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-13


''komlcality' with the wiener wurst and
horse radiSh.' Say joe said Il dude
the other night, stopping to warm his hands
at Joe'S lamp. Say. hOw's the dog tonight?
What can you give u>?'
J"eH c0untenance never moved a muscle.
"NcIl. said he. opening the lid of the can
and letting the appetizing aroma of the
wiener wuTst escape into the wintry atmO-
sphere. We'll, we've got Newfoundland
spaniel, Spitz, >ky-terrier. extra fresh bull
yr have
This rather ratified the dude. We'll. :"
said hr, IN try a hot Scotch. Are they
fr">h"'' Well. | should say. Pinch em
and they'll bark"
Mr.. The". iIohl, formerly of this city.
was her" on a visit last week He reports
business booming i'll Kansas City and Lin
coin. Nebraska, in which cities he remained
some time with view of locating. At
Omaha lac met Mr.. Minahan, the young
lawyer who left Springfield Ia try his for
tunes in the West some months since. Mr..
Mmahan stated that he had done more law
business III four months in Omaha than in
Springfield in year. Mr.. Hohl returns Ia
the west soon and will make his home there
peep int" the musical world reveals
nothing Of a startling nature
President Harry Bean, of the Orpheus
Society, was IN Cincinnati last week con-
tcrring with Manager Louis Ballenberg. Of
the Cincinnati orchestra. on the subject of
an orchestra for the production of the Mes
>Iah here Christmas week The orchestra
Is one Of the most important features for an
adequate rendition of the great oratoria
and the lovers of this sublime composition
VIII be pleased Ia hear that eighteen of the
best musicians in the Cincinnati orchestra
VIII be engaged for that occasion. This,
with the finest vocal quartet in
America which will also be engaged, will
render the event an important one in the
musical annals of Central Ohio.
Prof \. +. Aldrich, the musical director
Of the Old Folks Concert. is receiving con-
Eratulations on his artistic singing of the
ever welcome Kathleen Mavourueen The
song was rendered in pathetic and power
iul manner. which brought out every shade
OF the sentiment, and made il the most EN-
Joyable number on the programme
Mr. Lowrey Jackson, organist of Christ
church. this city. for several years, and now
practcng law iii Cincinnati. has organized
company embracing the best musical tai
ent III Cincinnati, 10 play the Mikado Mr..
Jackson has engaged dates for the produc
tion OF the opera here during New Years,
with large chorus and with members of the
Cincinnati orchestra, The Cincinnati papers
say that this company is even superior to
the Thompson Opera CO.. which sung the
opera in such fine style Al the Grand some
months ago
The perN"natlon of Spanish girl and the
aria by Mrs. Williams in the Old Folk,
Concert. was a surprise To that lady's
friends. Mrs. Williams seemed perfectly
at home on the stage. and gave the Spanish
B"iero with true operate spirit and dash.
1t "cca>ioncd great surprise in musical
circles in Springfield when Prof Alex
NypcS resigned his position AS organist of
th" First Presbyterian Church and went to
th" far west Ia Try life on Kansas farm
Recent reports state that he is doing well
and culoy> pioneer life very much
New York theater managers are adyertjs
InE 'Naul~hing orchestra" in their theaters
This l. an improvement which Springfield
managers could introduce at a tritiing eX-
r"I>c per night. All that would be neres-
>ary would he for the manager 10 shout
Beer and the boys would vanish in
way t" make the New York managers green
with envy.
tn" Prince "f Wales is AN enthusiastic
violin player. We are happy to be able Ia
deny IN this connection the base canard that
the Prince will lead Hcurry> orchestra next
season.
Ladies'. 4 word of advice: don't carry
check books or pocket books. reports. mon
ir~ or anything of value in Your hand while
shopping. You little know what villain has .
his eyes on your movements or what h gh-
Nayman will be tempted 10 follow YOU home.
if he catches sight ofthe CLEAN ofcoin or
hears the ru~tlcuf new bank bills. Accounts
pt the murderuus attack recently on Miss
Mckee. a respected teacher in our public
schools, failed TO give the circumstances
which tempted the villain TO attack her
Miss Mckee had been shopping in the city,
and among other errands had obtained
bank deposit book, which had been left at
the bank 10 De balanced \ bundle of old
.hecks were put i'll the book. and their