Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21

this trick is the undoubted fact that
what the juggler does he accomplishes
,iraided. His assistant companion, VINO
be declares. is the Rainee of Champa-
ran-although the statement is contrary
10 the rite Of suttee. as practiced IN IN
dia for n Rainee is q queen widow
rtonds In the wings. If Il is on stage,
mr. al one side, when in a private house,
merely watching the performance anu
smiling at the wonder of the astonished
auditors. .s
q-bere is something about this exceed
sprlv clever man which makes one re-
snect him instanter. Tall with that
clear olive complexion which Is char-
acteristic of the high-caste Indian. ne
bovs 10 those before him in iashloh
mat is positively princely, and makes
one wonder whether he is really what ne
claims to be-a Nawab. me true IN
dian Nawab is a prince IN All that tlIo
word implies, If he is not, In tact' ihoIs
of n king The chances are however
t1at our man of the olive skin IS Jug
- ~ moro than usual brain. who
ebrewdlv believes that the atmosphere
~ former ROYALTY will give him the en-
tree where the plain Indian juggler woulu
fail Of an audience.
NOW. THE WONDER.
After the magnificent bow comes tne
wonder. If any one who reads TINS n9o
rver seen an Indian Juggler, arrdSeu ~
oil the glory Of his paraphernaiia' no
has an idea Of how preposterouS inc a.
80, Gems when the necroma2cer, in
,.erv excellent French, states TO me au-
5,cnce that he proposes to cause 10 APP
- before them by magic a bicycle
romn1ete i'm every detail. Not oniy' nc
,,g ,,iu he cause this bicycle TO APP
reor hint will also ride upon H. ana tnuS
ffr-t,strate the fact that II IS no
,.,a..i,,,rv or property machine. 1t
eboT he equipped with pneumatic ures,
he declares: in fact just such WHo'i %
,bo ardent bicyclist lover 10 owl owl,
Inasmuch as it Is mailles,Iy i', +ool,et
hle TO carry bicycle Ii -, eoen
o- under the arm, without pslHs -
orlool,ers puzzle their brains III
80 7iecover how on earth TINS seem
,..ai,. renarkable man is going TO carry
1.i the promise he has made 1ncy o..
mot long I'm discovering that ne means ~
-f,rr, exactly what he mas ploi'ii'ss ~.
suddenly there is thrown 10 MN py III
aesietant. a large sheet OF oIGlnol -. en-
I'm folded. He unfolds TINS snee' 80 49,
view and then. bowling poht9S ~ him
,,t, are watching him, filings IL over M M
self and disappears Dehea'h 'N0
cloud = ..,,u.o only
s, Car se The view Of the juggler uhUD-
ecurod Is concerned. Beneath the nue..
be remains. but the muslin is III 80 20.
sight Of every one and too Tar rom a"S
thing 10 permit even the sugseS1lOli
aid from an outside source Inc ,ts,'i.
undulatos Ike the tall grass on iol''', -
,reirie when the wind Is blowing III
s,,e5eb essbion There are regular pillows
OF cloth Then. here ana theIe oPPe'
q suggestion of some object. All at oH0e,
the muslin shows the distinct Outline u
"a wheel Then the excitement ooes "
come intense. "Why. the man IS reaiy
going 10 do it" is heard on all SIDES
Tho cloth moves more violently
click. click sounds clear ana uiS 80,
from under the muslin. Then inc 49,
.hakes ,,igorouslv. Suddenly II rises as
81 impclled by a dozen hahus' an 1T,
most simultaneously with mat Iialie'
there darts from beneath II the nsutS
OF the iucgier riding a siiver-mouIi .,t
wheel upOn which he makes the CT
OF the stage several times. Iheh ne
enrbfe as deftly as the greatest OF Ni-0n
riders and bowling 10 the audience so :,
"Ncsdames 81 Messieurs, sill Vous piaisi
IN is done The juggier mas heP'
word 20 the letter. Ana now, iv 30
explanation. The Nawab snlies III -,
most charming Indian fashloh' 40
ions those who are about him that "n"l
De has done Is the simplest thihs ln ~
world. If only it is understood. ANY one
OF you could do IL, am sure. ne "a" .t :,
Could they2 Let as see. rms - sH0
explenation. condensed from the elaoo-
rate fabric OF language which the ina'a's
jugeler rears for the enlishtenmen1t OF y
those who have watched MN. II al
word. the secret Is. that the bicycle, a.,
an pieces IS hung about his body peneatn
The cloak. II seems as II 1t would be a
difficult task 20 DO that so that tn 10
would be no knobby projections put 'No
Indian is a clever man. a.
To begin with. the rubber iires are a.,
lowed to empty themselves OF ar an an,
are then cooled about the man Wals''
Each Of the spokes folds IN three piee 80
ana ihus condensed about the hub OF tne
wheel the whole hangs down toMatu sNe
mans heels. like the big pendulum Oh
clock -. tho
Aluminium is the metal Of which tho
wheel and the rest Of the machine 10