The Washington critic., 1889-05-23
MATTER WORTH READING

NhN' NfNhN NtnbtnlNu WHO, lOVetucT
with his brother, Is credited with pos
scs-ing the requisites for MS happy n life
ns 4 vouchsatci 20 any young man of
his are The chief element In this
requisite i an annual income of some
thing like SijO,OO0 year. which he
and his brother derive from business
and residential property In the heart of
the city Of Baltimore. Both the brothers
are married. Mrs. t. NJ Padclford is
/ quite NJ Qrrat fnvorite In New York
society % her husband. Mrs Arthur
I pndclfonl was formerly Miss Bette
oulway, q belle Of Washington only a
few years ago. Possessed of good
voice and an attractive presence, she be-
came cnamorcd of passion for the
stage. and was prominent In private
ihenincals at the Capital When she
became Mrs Padelford she apparently
hanished all thoughts of the stage for
time but the old love was not forgotten,
and she i now singing in opera out
West, while her wealthy husband is
s1iourning with his mother aud sister
among the pine forests Of Arcachon.
Mr. y VI Padclforl is cxpcndiug
great deal Of money fitting up his
brothers yacht, The Eileen" for N,
-'">oh
""e h"ndre" years ago
Fortunately there were no sewing
machines then, except the busy fingers
II ladies. who gave less time 10 personal
adorninsnt than now The earliest in.
yeniion 10 facilitate the process OF sew.
ing was that Of Wcisenthall In 1853. In
his machine the needle was pointed at
both ends and had an eye In the middle,
10 that u could De passed through the
Vlp,h uVh wNs Aisyp machinc
,,as ,sc.i' ,h.n toi,n,'.'i H. ,,o,, ,,,o
chI,e ~ Duncan IN tsnt ~ r., a. H.
i'ni,.a s,,,.s C.,,,,,,,,,,,,, In 1910 ~
o,,i a na,,nt for n ,,marhlne 20 sow n
| sty,ight scar, - hu, lIoyve's 4, 1aiG
f.a,,,ro ~ tIn,re's rn,chins r,as ,ho
intcrlo,kIny ,be threads br means ~ n
shuttle nnt thc inv.,,,ay co,,id mo-,
have 0lled an order for a doz.n Of his
mn,bines for a5O0 anI,cr n is ,louht'
fuI M tbe sewing machine has hecone n
labor saving machinc. for instead of
using /, ,o s.v,' ,ire II hos ,rcr.ascd ,ha
amount of sewing done a Thousand fold
| While ihe SEWING mncl,fnv ,yas intro
duced only, abn,I forty wears 400. The
sale of them now n nearly, n moi Uuitc.
s5O OOO a vrar and more than tbir,y
comnonies ~ enoaord In ,hoir mann.
fartnre Their cod has be.n greatly
reduced since Tho .xnirat,on 81 ,he
natents COVERING Them Du,ing ,he lifc
| of these nat,nts n mncl,ing oosting Tho
manufacturer from SIS 10 s11 sold for
from 400 TO 800. and now sells for from
$40 To $50. Chicago News.
n, oo, Evan.
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owen Woolfolk, employed as engi-
neer on the icrrypoat V; owen, run,
ning between fNucah, n.y. aud
Brooklyn, ILL.,. relates q story Of his
desperate encounter Win mnd pul'
m huru q icw uays ago. Nj Wooliolk
says ne was accompanied py oquiIc
oluener' anu was urNinS aiohg the
ROAD on thc limos siue OF the river
oetween otrlnStoWh anu the Terry ihhd
ing, IN me aiterhoon, when mad ouz-
Zard maue violent atlack upon the
mule wnleh was Drawing tne buggy.
Inc animal plunged anu kicked, ana u
was WIN dinictity that they festrmneu
,he animal from running away, hiter
leaving 'hc hiuie thc oiru 'urneu its at
teh,ioh 70 tie occupants OF the buggy
ana made repeated assaults. ana II was
only ny vigorous appncation OF the
WHIP anu un o'u sick "nich happened
10 DC III the buggy that they were en-
apieu 10 ueienu themselves ana hnaily
XII the mad pird; ihere nave been
quile NUMBER OF RADIO dogs killed IN
that vicmlty recentiy, anu u Is sup
posed that the bird received hydropho-
elap partaking OF me cSrcasses oil the
deceased animals Mr.. owen says II
was the most desperate battle he ever
engaged ID, and that ne does not care
TO repeat it-lSt' Louis diobc'Demo'
crat.