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" . " said , the colonel a8 "
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\ ire acre wsikhg ; ) : airing Ih' Irlllll one even
lug , "In whirl L adnn ' II bellln.1 the age , and l
that 1M In thp matter "t 1.lpcltl lI { Ighting.l , , ; I
lIer\nopolll\'lI1e \ : I
Tekp my 01'011 town or New
. It hnsn't lI1"rp than tiO/QO ) Inhabitant , but I
three ISl1't n MftS lamp In thl' whole plan " . E'C'j :
Cl'pt In 1t"w hlU8PI Theo streets and , IIIfJst
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ot thl' hOIJPe are nil lighted / with electricity !
nlll , 1 Iholll < ln't be surprised to find , when I I
got home again that our people were doing' j
nil thnlr coJoklng and house warming ! / by
11''rlc ' hl'at. Why you IIrlll8hers etlll slick
tlu Is something that I can't
to gas as you
ncunl for.
"IJI I e\'p tel you about old I'rot. Van
\VapPner au.1 hs : electric 11'lnlions ? Well .
this looks like a respectable barroom aid , I
you say so wp'l stop In and have : o Ille' '
soh1Pthing , and I ' 1 I I tel you nhout the pro'
IImlthln0 . was ono ot our most ret arbahle I j
Into , and . though the general public dntsn't . I
knew II , hI did flint' for thp Nlupe of else- .
tl' city thou t almost any man In , \merlca. cx-
ctpt Edison !
"Ahoul two years ago . " began the colonel
) and tried In
as hI sipped ' his hot Scotch a 111 trle.1
'air : to tit back ] on Its Imaginary hind 111:3
the Mora al whlh we were eltting . "Iror.
, most folks
went ns
Val Wlt nlr crazy
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thought , on the subject of ellltrlcl )
laIHlp"II1 , lalli ' wlr" his partlllal style ot
IUlolr , unit , hr node lp hH mlUI that he
f : wouldn't h.V , any other sort ot light In his
house. You 1no his eight WO beginning to
get a Ilttli' dim . \10lh made , h1 ; tlssatsnCI
with gas . and then hI had . Imoclld over his
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kl'rop"II lauqparatfin. . I believe you Ial It
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over here , thought I Iion't sec what right you
have to Invent new naiI : for things that \1'0
Americans have natiiel-half a do + Pf times
Amlrllals hJ' ! IHII"I-halt I to..n tme3
and , hat rune so hear to seltng thin hOlso on
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lire that lie was anxious to g 't r,1 ! , or hero'
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6 ne ( 'Ito oh r. Then rigiln , he believed that
rlctrlfly : would \e a good , deal ehHIH than
gis . provided I was properly lalaglr ; and ,
"IR. 1'1 ( InrHIt to think that hl" was rlghl.
AnYIIY , he tolll Mrs . \ 'alaglllr that he
was golll : to furnish h the house with In-
Iallh'depnt IIht3 acid llut phI mlht sell her
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kerosene lamps and her gas fxtures for what
Miry " would bring.
"Nits' this hycr professor WI3 not only 3n
Inelfols man , hut he was I II'ncleal I luau
which Is something that a professor very
seldom is lie saw that I was all I nihs-
talI to have lights fixed lit one place , as
gall : burners are . or to have them carried
about hy halHI hike ordinary lamps or
candles , . 'Peripatetic lamps are what we
want . ' said he . whlcb , I SIpeEe. leans
lamps fastened Oi the tOil of our heads ,
though I admit that I don't know any German .
man ta apeak at. So the professor lS soon
as he hud taken the gas fixture out oC the
front hal , tlcd on Incamlesccll light al
the lop at the head ot the housemaid , and
sl'lplt > It from a ! torge battery . which
was concealed under thc glrl's back hair.
. When there was 10 need for a light In the
front hall it left in darkness . but whenever -
r trolt bnl I was II tlrimess. hit whel-
over anyhelly rang nt the front door the
, . - mall just tined II her light and answered
L the bell She was a rather pretty girl and
she male n flue erect with her lamp glowing -
I Ing al the tOil at her head and lighting II
, tier face II a IIY that world have made al
ugly lace pretty hard to bear. When she
showed visitors tote the parlor she wOllld
wile In trent oC them lhllnl the way ,
_ , all , everybody , declared ! that she was along
way superior tu the best hall light that hal
ever bC11 previously ) known.
"Then the professor fitted a light II the
Inside of his silk hot and cut openings II the
hal 10 let the light shine ! thrOIh , II front
oC thp hat wn n wIndow , oC plain glass ; Oi
the right side wa one oC green glass and on
the left sod' nor of red [ las8 , You see
the Ilrot'ssol"s , lieu ' las that hIs lhts would
show which way he was heading when he
went out ni the streets after dark. 'Any
1.1 who knows the rule ot Ihe ( road ' said
he 'wi know by the color ot sty lights
which lay I nm heading . and can keep out
of 1)ay . ' 'hls was very cOlvellent for
thp old Ieltlelal , fur as I have said , his
sight was rather ! 111 , lelll alone the fact
that hI had one glass eye ; and this being the
case , he utter ran Into II'ople. and hiorses .
III thlnl9 , when le was ant after dark .
lie lalo , I good , deal oC I sensation the trsl
time he appeared 01 Our Broadway with his
headlight anti his nllolgllts burning their
brightest , all , lS WIS natural . he had a
pretty Ill : croll',1 following him. 'he policemen -
men were a little doubtful about the thing
1 the start fur a 10111111 always thlllls
that anything that Is new must be Inlaw-
fill , however. the Ilraf.ssor was 10 gen -
eraly respected that overt Lhe Ilolcenl'n
hesitated , to club their Ideas Inlo his he:11 :
"Prot. \ 'anVagener hail , I daughter who
was mhhlng pa IHlar wih the young ran .
although she did : :101 : al awful lot of
mathematics and , cheI181' ) ' . or course her
fattier tt.tl her ! , as he did every body , else
II the hmist' , with In electric headlight . but
the girl wasn't very wl'l plcasEI wilh It ,
'hen I young mal canto 10 see ' her she
would turn her.elr on , a 111 lht 'hll Into
the ball parlor . , where they would sit to-
rether and talk , flat sOlehul the young
mini 111'1 b'e 1 bl ( tl make mach progress .
after Miss gllieas lighted , h ) elertrlcl ) ' ,
Whethpr It was thai no telcw likes to have
on - 11"'llr lilhl , .tng oil . _ his sltolders . or
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\helhH Ihrrc star no waS of turrmg 1 tl
light dawn until It wcud ! burn II a easy
subdued svay like gut when I I' I turned II.H'I
b ) at IntrllKPt rlrl t c'at' ( Bar , but th :
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Icult of the thing teat that S.llc didn't , " :
a alnKlo oft.r front the day b "I father III
her 111 with the tucaeOl'rfen' . ' . high' ' \t [ . "
rite begged hll to I t 1. r ha' : a 11'10-11'
Ilhl , il.,1'hen tL' ) svoutda' : \ " . It chi ( : " 1
a good , drat amid snld that hI \ > rated , hen to
eUI 11 old , mal.1 Thst's what would Ilro\
Ibl ) ' ha\1 happened , It I haln't , kern for the
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rat I " : at n young man who ramp 10
sae ter I before the \ inter \as qUil' over and ,
brought a candle with him l very I 1 P. Snl
Ile 100,1 lIht tine ran-II anti tlen turn herself .
self dC the I rpt of the e\ ' ( > nln/ rain , she
Iall.r"r ! in that young man the very p lol(1 (
time he called .
hI calId at the houpe.
"Prot. \ 'un'ag"111 ha.1 . a cat which he
( ollt rfd 10 bp In 1111.11 at consllerabln
taste for science , In,1 , lotlln would satisfy'
lulu 11tl 1,1 , had prodded , the eat Ilth 11 )
electric . henllghl , fie he,1 , considerable . ,1m. , (
lul ) lit fesleulug the I'gltt ' upon the cHI's
head , for altlllllh , she hal always seemed
te take a good , deal ot Interest lit walchlnl
hilt e"llerlment wlh different . sorts at
things In his chemical laboratory she drew
the flue at clorLrlc\y cud objected 10 being [
fghted I : I'll ' 11,1 ( lie rent ot the people In the
hO'lse. Ifow ever . the prufessor . ) wouldn't
Istm to lie r . and the frt night thai the
lamp \1'nR II working rder II put the cat
In the kitchen and l told her tu lay for 111 (
'hey lu say that the next 10rllll when the
lommll11 C'IO lOw u stairs site found 6,000
mice 1)llg 01 the kitchen : door too frightened
to think or runnilp away. The rat was silting .
ting UI In thiI' Ihlle , "t the roost . wlh her
headlht ! : hlazllg aw.1. and slie paying tint
the least attention to the 1111. but just
licking hll' Ihop and saying to herself that
after all three was considerable ! good In
electri I ) She never malI the least l attempt .
tempt to catch the mice , consderlng ! that I
wculdn'I , ht sportsmanlike 10 take '
1011In' sllorlsranlke :1I'altl" : (
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of lhicir comidilloi. The Irl . '
th"I' cOlllllon. girl , she Just gave
one scream RII then site got out ot thaI
kitchen nail fainted dead away on the hal
nool' . breaking her Ilallght In her fall unll
creating a good deal ot excitement In the
hom' ' The professor came down and swept
UII Iha mice and carried then ( out In n basket t.
They do ) that Niece was pretty near a
bushel of them , hut I don't doubt that the
thil : was cxaggeratl'tl Anyhow the house
wns "olll'lel ( ) cleared , ot nice , anti , whether
ho I professor drowned his basketful or just
lei then ( loose sOlcwhrrp In the street I
never kilI suspect he let thpr loose ( u'
that Is what a selenlnc matt w'ould have
been middling sure to do
" 'rltere was one person In the protessol"s
fondly wino Ilhln't like the electric light
hIWlne ! ± . That \ vas Mrs . Van \\'Jener.
Hh" ; was a woman ut a great deal of rhtarac-
ter . people Mil , and ot COI' , , , \0 nit know
that tvhu woman Is cold 10 have a great
teal at character . what Is menu Is that she
can make herself mlghly disagreeable . and
generally lees It. 1,11's. Van Wagenel' al
ways disliked her hllsbal\8 ! l ntlfc habl ! .
She used . 10 say that some men were kept tip '
late at night by wbfeky and some by eclence ,
but of the two she preferred the mon who
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h"mp " , having gel alit 10 t'etitl { Ihe dt aunt ,
this I.ellnfe l h hlmlelt lp early In ( lie
' rvcning . ant , keeplhg ; In hits rUOl , he \lsn.t
I' seen h ) on'ho'\ . \\'hll night came nn he
went 10 bet earl ) ' , so a 10 thJuy the hlxnr
ot reeti nK In bed. Its took the storage
battery real out ot his pocket and , (111 I under the
pllkw . sti , t when he had stretched hlmselt
fIlI pl0w. ant wih A book II hits hand and his
' blazing nwa ' 'It ii six , endle power . he
rye \lazln\ 01wih : slxc1nlln Ilwer.
was abort the hlll'piel ' 1.11 In all New
/HInopol.vle. : lie read , and rend until he
begin to get steep ) ' . and then he unit dews
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his book aid , thught over a lot oC scientific
things . till Ii' scchdcntally tel A.llel' . I lord
you hI could , ( lore the lid over the 1ll1llnale.1 .
rye I he wanted to but its n rule he Ihll't
rlose that ltd . but slept with I OPI.
rOll Mr. \'no ' 1 WA ( nCr 1111 hOle in the
Iollre of llI and naturally went tilt .
to her bedrootu. , Sho,1 a slrong-
IlnI1 , wonl.ln , whoas about us
likely to steal a sheep ns 10 taint away , hut
Iklto ( .
she almilel afterward thin ( when she entered
tNP,1 , thl reel and saw the Ilrotcssor's eye
hlazhll at its level bell she came : hearer
dropping on the floor than she hal , ever
dune betore. 10111\'cr. she 11ulel herself
together and , woke the professor up. She
Ever said Just how ( she did It , hut Its lY
Idea that hn was wall"i tip ' sultlener , than
a lan WUI ever wak',1 , betol'e. Stir told , him
tl'at ' this tIme he hal , grate too tar , that his
lullnnte,1 , eye \as olll'hlasphelous ! lord
that she \ouhln't sta ) ' In time ( louse , touch
less In the same room , with I. 'I's bad
enough Ccr n lan 10 sl'el' with I glass eye
while open , ' says she , 'hut milieu n I cones lO
In Inmlnate.1 eye I II more thl any
' 1M railed to bear , '
Christian \olon ( 'alell bear.
" 'Il professor wan ordered , to . turn his
eye out lt incr. \hlch ho naturally did ,
bell ! I smal , as \01 as n peaceful . usaii . and
he has told that he IISt mover wear In II-
lumlnatel , eye agal11 ! This didn't suit id m .
for he was proud , at his nIl eye all there
IR no denylnl that \ was n \r ' convenient !
thing. So hi' said that he real ) onhln'l
alert tu give 11 ( one at tl.lost Important
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InVntonR at the age just because at a \C.
ulan'u whim antI he stuck w this view at
the ( cuss al tlrou h the nlhl The next
morning Mrs . Van N'agener went home to
murln [ : \an WIlener .
her mother and brought a suit for : divorce ,
against thin I professor on the ground ot creel
amid m Inhunln u treatment \S'hch the case
camp on lu he tried the professor was cony
pelted , to sholl' the practical working of his
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illuminated eye to the Jury , and , they found
I verdict for the plaintf without leaving
'helr ' seals.
"The professor didn't ' seem to care very
much about Buis for the oily thing hD did
care much abort wan science , and now that
ho hail his house to biuieelt he had nobody
to interrupt him In his experiments But ( he
never could [ 0 lute the street with his eye
lit up without causing a crowd to follow him
I II [ tolow
amid present ) there was an InJllncton gut
out against hilni tor\hlding ! him to wear his
) In ) lblc on the round that It con-
stule,1 , I nuisance and led to breaches ot
the 11eae. The poor gentleman got nlgr ) at
thin and said he wouldn'l go Into the street
either by day or night , and the consequence
wilt tint not leaving any exercl e. he took
_ sck : awl dletl. Wel. he was a mighty brlght
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I went In for whisk . Mrs , Waterman , who
lived , next door to lrs. Van \\'I ener. hal ,
I hu"ban,1 , who drank considerable wltsky ,
and , Mrs . Van \\'agener used , to say 10 her.
' My dear don't you grieve'hen ! Water-
man gets drunk . )01 know where he is . but
when m ) ' hlshan,1 , gets : to work In his laboratory - \
tory I never know frm ! II minute to another -
other whether hI tE alive . and : l In one piece ,
or hether he has hewn ! himself up ant Is
scattered , all over the country In uuorna-
I milon hits. ' YUI see . thin professor . had
, blown ldumself lp a nUlhel' of time ! witch !
made his wife alie prejudiced alalnt
ehentletry , though he hall never done Idnt
self any very great harm except when Il
lost his eye.
"Weil . UP I was Il'lnl. lr8. Van \Vagener
waR Ihhty opposed , 10 the electric light .
and nothing could buttes tier to wear one on
tier hld'1 ' She coml1tmlsell hy wparln a
I IIghl fastened to her wal t-bel , hit she cont-
plainIll that It wai ot S'ery' little use when
! le .wante,1 , to reel , 0' sew' 'Glmme nn
old-fashioned kerosene lamp every tomes , ' site
heal to SO ) ' , 'Some lay , this h"r electricity
will blow ' UII and 111 the whole of I , ' by
the \1' ( ) did you ever notice that WOlln al-
ways believe that electricity Is liable to ex-
Illolo , ? I rout eiiuber \1 hen we tad ( , elect rio
I hells put Into our lion so In Nest llorinopnlis- !
wills . I ) ' aunt who kept house for 11 > . rated
I to warn the servants never 10 bring a lighted
candle anwhere near the wlrl' " for tear at
, setting thin electricity on tire 1111 blowing II
the house. Say what you will for women.
I tifc you cln't (1dnds. hOlesty EJ ) that they have scion-
" hero was one thing that ( \'olh't'.1 the
11Ite.or , Ito hal , his electric light rigged
II In the top at his hat as I beleI I tel
you.'Flits was all right when he took his
walks l\roal. but I w J'n't quite no con-
\lll'lt In the house ! : very tme the professor -
tl'ssr wanted , a light he hall either to cal
( tie maid , or his daughter . 01 his wife or
else he hal 10 put on his hat. Nuw hp hal ,
a tlshlon . oC reading In bed . anti , ho fond I
ntighty awkward to go 10 he,1 , with hIs hit
ob which was what tin ball to .10 I he wanted
a light to ra,1y. , . One day u happy thought
struck hhn and tie tel his wife that he had ,
01\1 the problem of his beallht at last
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glass eye very ml'1 use except
for show and ( Its tvar 1 relation thot hail , '
alll ) ' annoyed the professor ever suite he
. began to wear a glaE I'e. lie now Fa 1\ ' his
way 10 make that eye useful and , to give
I. himself the most convenient ! light hat ( I mln
ever hl'l ' lilt Idea was to make I glass eye
I wih an Incandescent fibre . In the middle at
I amid 10 run It ly .1 lorIK ( battery In his
waistcoat 110cet ; , Su hl went 10 worll. and .
being a very IIIN11ols workman . al well as a
mal \rlmll oC science , he turned out ' glass
Cit that ennlthi't be Ilstngulshe(1 tram a ,
naillral one . 10 fat as appearances ( tent . and
that hall al electric light at hlx-caIUe : poser
In the Illll ot t.
"It wa the hlrt SI'rl8 ( that the pro'
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feesor lad , ever hal , \\'herev..r hI went after
dark , that eye was blazing t\\a ) ' anti 1llltn
lp the path , When ho WIII'11 l 10 t cad here
\ns his lht ( In just the hUldrsl ! place I
couhl possibly have been. ' 'ht tnr : Ill'S that .
run tlOI i ola\n to Itt itafateotl ! 110ftct !
WO'P ronclole I under ids hnlr . so that : harlir
an'IIly wotIJ notice them and when , h"
. lunlltl to pct hs ! light out . or 10 turn It oe .
I 11 hI hid to do was to put Ida . finger anl
I thumb In hlt pocket . ' 'hon , alu. . the
. ! ! thin ! lpt-t..1 like a dark l\tlrl. fur wbcu-
i ' Pvtr the professor wnntrd 10 turn IIR lit . id
I ; i ' tuff In 1 hurry , ant , without ( iuubling tar the
h't'utteu : In Ira ocklt. all be hat 10 do was to
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I . . . :1 ids ry' The Ight ! wouhl hunoli Oi burnt .
t Ink l'el.I"d the enll. but I wuubin't , \
- tr'At ; "n:1 10 attract attealloa.
I "lh . ) Ila ) the profener got bus new eye
light oC science , and it's 1) ' opinion that
soma one else will tale 1J his scheme of
iuminatil servant girls and the hike. and
make a turtune out at I , through I'm willing
to nil nilt that I don't believe lumllatetl
glass ' will become popular. "
e'ef wil ever . berou1 fplllar ,
SOLIAI.tD SI.I' : : ' 1' .
The " "rrllJI' of 'l'wO . . nl'lf1" : ' "
\'r 'l'wO tt atr' ( OI'I"hll" .
The quietest couple In Iarlehl [ . says the
New York'orhl. . male ,
: \\'orhl. were man nnd wife
yesterday afternoon In the parlor oC Sol
Preop's tint Xo. 20 I'ast : One hundred and
Ninth street , b ) a rd \ \ I. During the cere-
mOIY a young man b ) the side ot the cler-
gymll kept snapping his nnlers In the air
and waving his right halll The eyes or the
quietest couple iii.Iltrlent were nol cast upon
the ra\bl. hul lon the ) 'OUII man Whel Ufl
the rabbi asked llem It they lock- each
other for hm'\an,1 , and , wife lie ( young mal
trade some cabnliste . the ' ) ,
cahalsUr waves they shoal their
lingers / before the rahbl's face and bowel
their II'a,11 , and stoiled.
'hl solemn swords ot the clergyman cou-
Irastrl ( , strangely with the apparent Iltppattt
slrale\ Ilp.nt
conduct uf the candidates for malrlmol ) ' . ) but
the ice ) 10 tie situation . lay II the tact thaI
they were deaf mutes. Until tba young man
with the eloquent fingers put the words ot
the rabbi Into the sign laugnage . what he
hal , said teas as much a mystery tu then
as the cabalistic waves In Ihe air were to
him.
him.Max
Max Miller . the bridegroom . Is 26 years old
and a handsune , Inllgat ! man. Ho hue
never spoken or heard u word In his life.
lie went when quite young to the New York
Inatltuto for the Deaf and Uumb and graduated - ,
u.ted high np Itt the printers class. A deaf
anti , dumb mun i Is parlulal'I ) ' well nle.1 to
.
lhP bllslneE' ot sating typo. The angry
yulce of the foreman who ha i putting the
paper to press ten mlnulcs late ant the shrill .
hlstlrlca ( ! slrle ] ; rC the eJiorl1 seller
whose eloquencl ha" been stullel , by a
printer's error 11141(11) him not He just
goes on Eellnl ; t11C. Miller bicame 1 101-
pu.lor. and made a hot at I , He works for
Punk k WajlaI9. and ho lives at 352 Ist :
I : , ht-fecoul slreet.
Two years ago Miller was at a IleaC mile
'I receptica . when ho bcgau to snap hia tnlrri
excitedly In the face .
e ) .10 oC R friend tie was
I asking who a certdln pretty girl wai' , with
brown eyes , dark Ihllr and rosy cheek8.
Presently he was presented , to r03) . The girl
was : Ios Clara Davis . who yeterdny because
hlu wife . Site II 23 ) 'ealold , and lives with
her mother . sister anti brothers In the house
In witch the wedding was clebrale.1 All
the fancily speak anti hear perfectly . except
Oinra.
'flue I'Helon ) was perfumed b ) ' Hov. Or.
tirauskcpt ot the Eighty-second : street syna-
[ ) sYla.
gogue. He road , the ordinary Hehrew servIce ,
which , Included the breaking oC a glass. The
bride's brother . . \hxallhr D. D.1 Is , trans-
IJtet It. He and the rest oC the ( entity
l nl\'t ( lie sign language years ago to ea-
alts then 1 to communicate wih bra. Dr.
Kr.I"hnpC UI , not hate thl :1.terpreIC :
sworn. He said that the evident willingness
at the parties to II married , and the lock of
Iltl'lllnce upon their faces' shuwe.1 that
they knew what . they - were dong.
Acts . at Olf . never faIn : . One AID1ute
cugh _ Lure A remel ) ' fur . ailhla , and that .
inrlh oeudlttots wlicn
endltol : wlll : accompanIes : 61
foe cdd The anI hamlets renrdy that
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prcdccrr Illu.Ile ! retvltc.
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Re\ James vita , , the ohlezt Cathr , . ! rler-
In'man on the l'aclc ! coast , hu just tlfI , at
Santa ta barn , Cal 11 life ' . .1 a lung rec-
01 of l r.nl mta2 'JDHlnsh service ,
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Tote Able to Resi'st
the faclnatous of n
Tempting hazard ,
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EXTRAORDINARY ' ; THROWS WITH DICE
I'oi'lune 111..1 art the 'J'I"I Ir the
1'111.-1.1"11' : aem'a -II. ! by
Jil.I' , \ . : I" . , 111 ( Stieedy' - 1111'
.1"u.r 1I"rt. .
. \slle from the ta@clnnlon or betting . thee :
I' n leglllnte interest fit the theory ef
chance and th . laws of luck ! says the 10s-
Ion lern ! ! Perha'J the most rem3rl\bl !
\llel on record Is that In which I certain
Mr. Ogden ! ventured 1.000 gnllt ! to omit
that "seven" would not he thrown whit a
pair of dice len succeeslvi limes. Thc
wager was acellte,1 , ( through It was ! '
egregiously unfair ) . anti Ilralle to say , his'
opponent threw " 'ew'er'tine ( hues run- !
hing. . \ tlds t 110lnt Mr. Ogden , areteliO , \
guineas to be off Ina I bet Bnl his opponent
declined ( through he I price offered was far
beyond the real value at his Imncl ) fie
cant yet once more , amid threw " ( tine . " so
thai Mr. Ogden won his guinea.
Nol here \0 have an Instance oC ! moat
! 'traertlnar ) ' sells at Ihrols , says Hchlrd
, \ . Procter , the like oC which has never been
recorded before or since . 1' tOle those
throws hat been made I might have be"1
asserted that the throll:1 : of nine successive -
sh't' "sevetis" with n pair ot dice was I
( Irlumstalc ! which chance could never bring
abotit . for l'Icrlfnee wits , as much against t
suet an event S I would scent to \I again . r
the turning lp at : certain number len su-
cesslva ( lutes at roulette . Yet expelonc"
101 shows that the thing Is possible : and It
we are 10 Iml ! ! the action ot chance we mut
tw Icton
assert that the throwing of "seven" tel
( tines In succession I s an event which \1
never happen. Set such I conclusJn ! obviously -
vlousl resl' on as unstnbin a basis as h- I
totner ) , of which expEience I.as .lsposl.1
Obeei ye . how'er. how three Iallcrs ; : 1'1-\1 I
tutu very cvenluatity. Nine sncclslvl
"sevens" hall been Ihro\1 . amid It there wer
: 'n ) truth In the tbtory that the power of
chancy was II mill I Illhl have been regarded -
Iart\tl ns all but certain that . the next thins
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would not b" "sevel ,
TIm 'HWIY 01' CILINCE.
But n run oC had fortune had so shaken ' :
: lr. Oglen's faith In his luck ( ns well as In
t',1 theory ot the "mIl urly c the I chanl " I
tint ho las ready 10 nay 40 [ llne.ls ( near !
thrice the mnlhelnal'eal'alue ' of his oppo-
uent's chance ) In or ler t" save his endangered -
erct 1,000. and so cOltlcnt was his opponent -
Iionent that the rnn at luck wcul l continue
that he declined , Ills very favorable offer. Ex-
perlcnce had . In t.ct shown bath the
1lny.rd that , , altpoug'i / "sevetis" could be
thrown forever yet there was 10 saying ss'hn
) [
thc throw world cllane. Both reasyneI ,
probably . that as al efghb ( thrown had tol-
lowed seven succe , aite thrOls ot "seven" (1 (
wonderful chahical . 1:1 , ns a Ilnth hint followed -
lowed eight sllcce , : ' e throws , an 1 I 11t.l-
dented ! event , ni : tlh \ might Neil tolol'
the ninth ( though . lil herto no such serle of
throws hall el.tr been heard of. ) They were
forced lS It were , ty , the run eC . events to
reason Justly : S to Lit possibility ot a tenth
thlol of "s vel"-tl ) ' . tu exaggerate that
[ oeslhll ) lute . praabiltty . antI I l Ollpar"
from thin narrative that the strange series of
throws 'Iule , checked til betting prt-
penslles of the byniuuders . and that nol out '
was led to 1 aler ! ( which . according , 10 or-
dinay gnlblhll superstitions . would have
been a safe lone t ) that the tenth I I rOIl
11111 no give "Streit.Ve hay spoken or
,
the uufairnost of 'lie oll1lnalagel. . It
nay hitc cst the ( render to know exactly haw
mich J\ull ) have been wagered ag\nH ! P
sllle guinea t1. tie "sp\'lns" would not he .
thrown. With a pall at dice there are Ihlrt-
pix possible throw's and six ut there give
"sevcn : : as the tot l.Thug the chancy ot
throw "F.e\'en" lb I one-sixth and the chance
oC throwing "ee\'en" ten times running Is oh-
talned b ) lultpl'hll six Into itself ten ( in s ,
and placlug lho resulting number under '
Inly 10 reI1t' Pnt the minute fractional : '
chance rNIUlred ( 'it will be found that the'
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number thins obtaJpe.i.e 00,466li6. and instead .
stead at 1,000 gllineas fairness required that
60.466.18 guineas shollll have been wagered
against one Iulne. s enormous are the
chances alalust the occurrence at ten suc-
cessive throws oC " 5evl'n. " Even agalust
nine successive throws the fair odds would ,
have been IO,078.ti9 10 I , or about 40,000
guineas 10 n farthing. Bllt when the nln
throws ot even" had been mate time chance
of a tenth throw of "s < I'en"as simply one-
sixth , aM nt the first trial r there were
any truth In the theory ot chI "maturity of
the chances" the chance ot such a throw
would . at course \e greatly diminished , 1u
even takitig Iho mathplatcal value at the
chance : lr. Ogtn need lu fairness Duly' have
offered l a sixth part of 1,001 gulne.li ( tic
UIOlnt oC the stules ) , or 166 guineas , i
shillings . 6 pence to \ off hIs wner. So
that his opponent acc = pted In the first instance -
stance an utterly unfair offer , and refused ,
In the ( second Instnnce a sum exceeding , b )
store than 3M guineas the real value ot huts
chance.
PAT 511EEDI"S nmfRKAn.g : : RECOIL :
In the history oC betting Pat Speedy Is
ertle,1 , Ih having broken more banks than
any lau In the couhlr . One oC his most ( animus .
10Us coups tool place In John Dals Tllcn-
t-nlnth street game , when It was 1'lnnlul
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some years ago. Sheerly Is n believer In
"huling yuir Inck" when wnnln [ . and hE
hal , a winning streak on that nlht He lu-
dllee1 the hCllse to remove the itntt . and In-
sloe cf half nn houl stool I $2S.000 aho' Every
play hc made brought hll 10re money his
lurk being truly miraclious , Pat was In
nmlghly line humor and whenever he made a
bet he world say to lll players a\out It Ima .
"Now , boys . all get aboard and \0'1 copper
the lce . " Men who were just In the place
Mlghlsetlug , were so Ilpresse,1 , with his hick
( lint they ri.kel [ ely , runts . 1Iaying , Just
as he llael. ) , ,1 the rrulan were In his
wake amid , eon the whole ! hOlse were playing
hiM rar < . This trade , the proprietor mad.
They gave Shred ) ' a very hal < call-down
01.1 told hint 10 bike his wlnnls ! and leave.
Almost tearfully they said to him :
"You're lot satFfe,1 , to win yourself , hut
) 'Ul want t see every onE else win too "
As seen as Speedy loft the bank begun to
get hack Eome or Its money trol the other
players . who store all at sea without their
header.
A bet that will long he rememberol by
racing 1'lenas that lah , by Mike \1)11
In the summer oC 181. when "Old hones"
Hacelanll ran a mil and a slxtl nth against
Trlslan. It was tin first race ot the season
far the later horM. , anll for weeks previous
. Hocllant had hit cu I'unnlng i true to the hIglu
Cst Ithll ! ct form , ' anti was rla\letl ae a
suit winner le' ( 'wus . held at a prohlblll'e
rate In the hoOk . .1 10 12 being the best
price o\talnahle , The public and nearly all
the regulars .IH i the race alone. A few
men , to pick up same sure money put 1 (
$1,2000 \ win $ Iw ! . or $600 to wil $50. Thl
mis Is the I , kind oC bat . - . that ' : lke Dwyer tncea
VENDIG , AND D\\'YEII.
"Circular Jo11 < 11. his betting man
mate several ( olr ' ' ' Of the ring alhl nt post
tme hal plncet1. IIIOOO ) to win $3,000. I
seemed tike c l.phi mmictiey . ali when the
homes got oft atul bn evenly' for the first
Half mile the t \yu \ . I 11 agreed that Old Bones
would walk in. ' I
Hounding tl tt t = etcb , Hacelanl , forget
ahead , and people t rncd away as I the race
were o\'er Iljl : d , the last slxleen' ' h aIc
Tristan Iame ilgl j' I under whip and , spur ,
caught II with and bEat the ( old horse at the
wire I short Iled. ' - 'flits was one oC the moat
sensational bets Iii turf history . owlug to lie
Inluelse 8um put up against a COlparal" el ) '
smith l rate .
Alike Dwyer way the partner In another
bet at d stupendous , nature . I was Miring ,
( hit Cle\'elalll.Han'130n campaign at 1802 .
wh'1 Ichnr,1 Crlwr made his last political
coup. l Iwyer IHt I up the money tint t l lrolter
COlI. lutormutlon to the tuna at $ OOOO , and ,
15 they gave olds , their winnings aggregated
ifJO.IOO , 'fhey bv al a Clel'elol,1 , plurality
II NIl York slate eC ' 10,000 , and male , bet
or I.OUO to $300 ) hal he mould carry the
atala. Every night for two weeks prior to
[ .llcllon \\ul& visited Ihe ( Hofman ! house
cafe . whel'o all the betting was lone. One
night hI plJceJ $3S,0'IO II various bels In
( the afernol btoH th"rlng beget he
and : \r. \ lrokI' would have a talk II the
little back room et 'T3InmRIY hail , and there
the c'llltoll : "JI I 'I\ ' ) hlil rite , lfuro II helen
on ( ' , r the : II"l IIO' people have often
aslt'rl the fl'le-'l. ' ' I' " a 1 r. did Croker eel
the lne 'U buy . j ll . : able ? " ' He got
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$15,000 oC I In . , IIlon bets . and nun atcr '
the close ot that campaign ' he began to no-
cumulate a flue stnble. . . -I
In the t.ltl8r "How to IIIY \Vhl t. n case
la ! cited In which a certain mal oC title used
tu offer freely .OOO to ( against 1 he occurrence .
rence or a whist hand containing n" care
above a nine-a most unfair wager. OIls , , c
0.000 to ( nl'l vry tlptJIJ to 'h" Inex-
perlelce,1 , "I risk my potuu . such a one
will say , "hnt no more , and I may win a
thousand , " That Is the chance ; and vita Is
the certainly ? The certainly Is that II the
long run such ( bets' wi involve the lass at
nS2S for each ,000 gained . or a net loss If
(828 , As certain to all intents [ ns that two
ant two are four , a large number ot wagers
made on this plan wOllld meal for the clever
layer oC the otls a very large Ialn. Yet
I.orl Yarborough would nrohabl have been
Inlglalt , tl a Ilrgre It he hall beet told
that lit taking ( 1 for each hand al which he
wagered 'I hlch did not prove to be a "Yar-
boruugli' he was fn trllth defrauding the
holler , o the hand at 95 % s < . notwithstanding !
the 11rellnilary agreement , slmpl because
time pr llllary agreement was al Infalr one
As 10 his bell told that oven It he lied
wagered ( ' agahJt : ( 1 the transacllon
\10111 wal have been Iltrlnslcaly immoral , Iouht-
less he . and his opponent would cqllly have
scouted the Idea.
' \lgers oletles take ral'er I gllm term
I Is recorded that In the last century a
wager was Illtl for one ot a party of gay
revelers to enter WI'slmllste abbey at ( lie
heur ot mhlllht ! lie waR to enter ogre at
the vaults beneath the abbey . and , In proof ' oC
his havhll been there he was to elicit a fork
Into n coln which had been recently deposited .
IN therc. lie lcomplsho,1 , his object , and ,
was returning In triumph \cn he felt hhu-
self suddenly caught . and was so overpow
crC1 I ) ' terror that he fell hit , a swoon. Ills
cnntpanhotis . not bell [ able to account for his
10nit absence . found him In this conditloi. The i
fcrll witch he had fastened Into tl" collie
had call,1 ' and pinned hs ! 10nK cloak and , so
occasioned fatal n ft oC terror which nearly proved i
ALI. SORTS 01' [ ' nETS.
, \1 amusing wager was arranged , between
two hl'n-sphrlte'l ' young men who being cous-
phteiy . Ilqse and , at a loss for a novely , de-
'clled to "rln their fathers thp ono against
the other . over two furlongs / for ( tiOO a sl < le. "
\t Ihl ( time thin agreement was elte ,1 , Into
neither ot tune fond parents vas aware ot the
compact bring made . and , when the I0WS was :
suddenly , breleen to them one oC the fathers
instantly tel down In I lit and ,111 and In ,
spite oC his great ago-70 years-he hlppel < I .
10 he favorite for the race. 'nil Ighl-hlartel. ,
though shrwd bay , whose parent was still I
"gollg strong . " promptly brought 111 action
Ialnst his friend In order te recover the
studie , aleging , as his ceCnse. that though
he had not been consulted , his Crlenls , I
starter maul , beets struck out at his egagemetut.
Time cab was dismissed.
A tileer wager 13 said , to have \eel won hy :
Sir Waler Hllelh from Queen 1'lz.lhelh : on !
the delJtdhle question ot how much [ smoke Is I' '
contained , In n ponltl oC tobacco. A pound ot
the article was weighed l. burned , and , then I
weighed again In ashes , and the question was
held to be satisfactorily settled by deterntin-
lug the weight ot the smole : lS exactly hat (
oC the tobacco before being burned , minus
the ashes. Tire tact at the ashes 1I\Inl received -
cell'ell UI 1.1ltonal , weight hy combilalll
with the oxen ot thc Itmosphrp was un-
thougbt ot \ ) 1lzJbeth and the Imlgol.
Early In the century a bet for the small
sour of ti shllllgs waS laid II the caste
) 'uII , York between Thomns 10dlfOl and
Samuel Whltehlll. as to wllch shoull SIC'
seed In a aumllg the most original character
' l decorated with 10gulnea ,
ilatigson appeared lccorntPI
Iodeon ( (
5-ulnea anti guilea notes all over his coat
and waistcoat , and a \ at ti-gulnea notes I
around , his hat whole to his bark was I
fastened l lle words John ( lull.VIdleheail
appeared , like a woman on ono , side . one-halt ( i
Ida taco painted , one Elk stocking and slipper .
whhlo the other side represented a negro In
a Ihlo ' dress with boot and spllr. John ( lull
wal lho wager.
TJm I\ W AS TO I TTG [ ,
Al old English law torced . betters t' pay
tlteur debts. A remarkable acton was brought
tll' 11 tebs. He\ n. Gilbert against Sir Mark
. ' baronet at a dhuter party In
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: I. Sykt 'hearolet .
his own house lit the course at a converse-
lion Ln the hazard to which the life of n la-
parse was Ixpo'll , offered al rel.I'lng IHO
a' to : ) ' a guln a I ta ) ' a ! 1 loug us
Napoleon lytiould remallalve. Mr. ( filbert
closed , with Slr Mark and Rent the 10 guineas
anti the latter ronln\1 to pay the guinea n
day for nearly thrl ) yearl. At last he declined -
longer and an action W.I
clined to pay any ,
brought to enforce the payment. I was contended
bro\
\ > the P1 , m ( he hnl , bot'l
tended by Istpllan tul
, I cmrprlred Into the bet mby ) the 1'1t'man's :
Gtr.rIHI at anti that thc tran-
hasty t acceptance I lrr .
' wan un illegal one , seing that Ir. Gi.
actlo' Iegal
I bert having a nendal Interest In the le of
' " havlnl . mlht. in aYnt oC an Invasion.
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CARPET COMPANY ,
Some November ho"vil1gS
-iirni t" ' "e 111lulcreIO"I. , /ici > lie Uockcr
Ju. . 1J 11 tbcaa :1)le. : . $2.50 e lch.
A Ioclct.SOJIf OAK
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UNUSUAL.\'ALLJES.
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It EGULAIt I'it1CE . Sit AIES ; . POLES :
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use all means for the preservation ot the life
of an enemy ot his cOlntr ) The Jury brought
II a verlict tal' thin teteldalt ,
A gentleman of the last century laid a
wager to t great 110Ult ( list ho could stand
I for I whole day on Lontol bridge with a truly
( till oC sovereigns fresh from the mini anl his
I ratable 10 fluid a purchaser tor them nt 1
penny apiece. Not one was disposed . ot.
A ) lan named : Corl t. a member of I .Ib-
fondly . bet that
tnllsh t tllly near Shrewsbury
his leg was the handsomest In the country o
klnltm. , ! qnd , flakrll estates worth 8.00u
on thin "bJect. 10 10n the wager . and , a
picture lE still preserved II the tmly nian-
sian , representn ; the process oC Ilasurlll
the legs oC the different contstanls.
Most people have heard ) at the two troll.
: ! ( wel.
bred gamesters . whio wilds Inll ! lazily
out ut the wlHlow upon I .lslul. wet after-
noun slII"nly , noticed , two drops of rain
sllliaueollly tnrtlll to run down the pans
at glass. QuIck ail thouht A het $6.000 ,
that the drop , nearest 10 hint would coin" i
In first. Instantly tutu wager was accepted . !
and amid Intense exellent the race ended lit I
I dead heat .
Of tie queer recent wagers one has Just
como to light oC n New York IJElnlS8 man
who made a hot sixteen : years ago that he
would not bolt nt hlmaelt II a mirror for
twenty year the liar thus tar kept II hi"
end oC the het which has still tour years tot
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I 'I'rouhled vvllh 'I'hl. Hhl'I""III" . . Bend \
ANXAIOLS [ , Md. , . \Ill 16 . 1891.-1 leave
used Chialulbel'laiii'a Pain Baum for rheulo'
( ism and , hound It [ to he all that Is clalmel
tsm 11. I believe I to he the beat preparation
for rheumatism and dap eatrd Illscllar
pains on the I market and , ( hertlly 11101 ,
in' IHI I 10 the public. , JOIN (1. nnoo" .
dale 1' In boots . shoes , otc , . No 18 Main : H ,
. \.SO iE\D''ilIS. :
MECIIANICS\'i/.LE / : , St. May ( County , ll
-I cold a bottle oC Ohautherlahi's Ialn Balm
to : lan who had been IUrlrll ; with rtien
'latbl for several years. I made , 111 a
w.1 man. . A. J. M'UII.L.
Telegraph cOllllnlcatlon with : \lotl.
N. Y. , was rut rift far tour hour" tltr ether
day by a tame lunar whir-hi. after clmbll ; a
telegraph Bole . tore down the wlru.
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.t ( 'I tll ( ; " ' :111/1) ' II't'I.I/J Ino
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lornntluunl'ulanuee. .
TIl tplll system has reud''reli "xlst"urt
lu ParIs ! and , J.oudou marl at a palm than it
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p'easuro , says thin Boston leralI , hits In ( In.'s .
( hues thin I'xpeclatol of those who ire II tits
hull ' oC receiving gratultlt'a are al least 1
wlllu aeoderaliot. gl''n the harpies ! In te , .
tliepo oC the old wcmen with Insist tin tnhll !
rlargo at I man's t vrrcoal or stck -IW'I-
volts veils 'Iehotashel' . 10ublrlr , " Is I tl"r '
" lit olotonous chant-nn' got rid , "t I\th n r..1
anus , hit 1"11' Yorl Is a glare or grrucr .
I exp < fatoua. where , the lowest gratuity is I in '
i refer . and , a quarter at I dollar . the " > " 11
rOlhldcraron expected for anything lee I'i , . t
Itbtaie al'ntol ( 'rout' n til b y ' n . tner 11 bow I
The cabluan ho alts hupusai'e the
cabmal wlo His hlilasll. . un thl Inv
ot lhr COII ) and , has no Ilra of gelllg dlWI
to attend tn Ito higgsgo or Ilal"'l , . the
porter ) olio brings the baggage or parcels ,
thr al"l' " \ ho serves the lhghcsl rotec'1
or even drinks . the harper who shaves one .
iho hay who hrshc8 coat all hat- each . end ,
all ore Inspired ! hy terlntunJ fo > t.l hy i I
their omployes . who rely 11.01 the Imblc
to help them pay waie ! .
'he barber shop nuisance I IIUI'"llulv
oXt'serntl [ and ought to bs a\Ih,1 , .
through the adoption oC 1111 Such , pbn . " ,
l obtaIns lu certain olll.'Slllblshrd . hll ' : ( , I
I the haulevard . such lS Francois' , 'rite 'l , . i
toml'r produces a franc , or S rotllo" : , 0
halt franc (0 ( cents ) . The easbitr kCj" " t
cents (21 ( centimes ) fur hlls" ! ail , I plaroa .
the I qual amour ( oC chang" : n the tit hk ,
triers' II Iv approprleled by clip barber. 'no I I
the shop gets I 5 pale and the barber : eplt'j
I , -share and share alike. 'be tlamo : curt
'oC ' organized system ot "tipping" Is adopted .
I at , ' ( tuln hotels In Ifir Is . ( ull'ulorl I ! ) lo'I , , )
patrenzed ! rather \y protinciala . tl.unv ril
I clrnls.hpn the 1,1 , Is IlreRent ' d I 1.0 " 0- :
I temuiana" IK charged in the a''euut , b.u' ;
ertaln fCtIIUIO h added , 10 I : . rum total 1
and , this ( money placed on thl IIHk i. squally
, lstrl\ulct among the " IErVlnU ,
French n'Inee Itas coneeiv'ed the litter- r
A Frnch I1llerr ha cOIreh'l.t Ilp
hIlI : Itll'a ot reproducing thu 11011"0 I : whl I .1
Napollon lived II St Helena 11 01 attn t'Ilon '
turlnK > the eXIslton oC 1900. I The itoluen wi !
I bit nfl exact ropy ot the orlglnal . nlrnullPI
hy IIJnlramlc CIIV318 representing the na
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