Daily Eugene guard., August 21, 1896, Image 3

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rilu, T'V I"or'VM'l"" .alon III-.. II,!;
ftTiS v.l'w.""' klkaU,ni1 klss nln-r.
"r It cl"'rn""R' but i tho trick
It reuses , K vvh(,u your I)ru,u.nn ,a 8rk
HB'I I'"'". '.' 5U kil1 " 'm'11 " your vt
U """ tu rW t iho our,, ot tloTo
"i'l h ui" w."." l0V r """-"l I'J- Hlctto,
Rhloh c,, Uh Into life, and which J withotti
And intrca uuthiaB b,hiud in Iho hoart but a
-Saturday Review.
ISA 1 T TV1 T ? ' Sl 'I1!?! TTlTTUr
UAlllVl,it 1 llllUJlril.
Ills real namo wn n,.rL n... . ,
Eretinn nf 1 1, ...... 11 , .
. ,,uullu wns Known fir u
few brief w.'oks by Iho somewhat llurld
num do guerro of Paul Collgny. l)ut that
was during tlio period of his triumph.
' For y yi'urs Darker had contributed
much toward tho gnyoty of tho nation by
tho composition words and music of
many of thoso fasolnatlng specimens of art
j which nro known as umslo hall sungs.
I But tho success of Ihcso works was no
wlso to bo comiinred with llmt obtained hv
tho ono whloh mado (anil undid) him In a
vory short spaco of tinio.
Ilo was tho possessor of a little bouso nt
Burbiton which suited him admirably,
also of a llttlo wlfo who loved him nntl
inougut nun a genius, which is ovon bet
tor. Truo ho was ill pnld for his work ono
song for ono sovereign wns tho Alpha nnd
Omega of his business prospectus but ho
contrived to turn out tho commodities so
rapidly that his Income was by no means
despieablo.
Ono morning Bnrkor nwoko with a start
nnd, whllo ho was dressing himself, thoro
came into his eyes for u moment tho nonr
cst approach to a look of Inspiration that
had ever lingered there. At breakfast his
wlfo noticed an unusual abstraction in bis
expression.
'What Is tho mattor, dearf" said fhe.
"Charlotte," replied Barker gravely,
"our fortuuo is made."
iou don't say so!" ejaculated Ms bet
ter half.
"i'os, our fortuuo Is inndo. Last night I
i.uu a wonuenui areain. In my Imagina
tion I saw a theater filled with nuonlo."
(Barkor always preforred to dotoribo a
muslo hall as a theater.)
"Tho stago footman cumo forward nnd
ohangod tho numbers nt tho sides of tho
proscenium, nnd I noticed that it was tho
numbor III. I referred to my programmo
anu, to my astonishment, 6nw that Alfred
ittchards, tho grant comedian, was an
nouncod to sing for tho first tinio a new
song 'words and muslo by Paul Co
llgny.'" "What did wo novo for supper last
uigntr" murmured bur lot to rellectlvcly.
Bnrkor wns hurt.
"My dear girl," ho said, "pleaso don't
interrupt until I havo linished my story.
Richards oamo on nnd sang my song. The
nudionco simply roso nt him. There never
wns such ft success. Tho gallery boys con
tinued to sing tho chorus lung aftor ho bad
unisnoa. The manager heard by chunco
that I wns in front and a mossenger camo
to mo and asked mo to go on tho stage.
"Dear me!" said Charlotte.
"Muchngainst my will 1 obeyed tho Im
perious command of tho audience The
footlights In front of mo soemcd liko an
aggress) vo lino of llro, nnd I ouuld only see
tho pooplo In tho stalls through a haze.
Still I managed to mako my bow."
"But It wns only a dream," comuionted
Cl.arlotto with n sigh. "Isn't It a pity,
Harry," sho oontluued, "that drcums
novor oomo truor"
liarkor drew himself up In his chnii
with the air of ono who Is consciuus of
having happenod upon a certainty.
"Curiously enough, my door" this
with a slightly sardouio tinge "this
dream will come true. I distinctly, note
for note, harmony for harmony, remomber
the melody and orchestration uf tho soug.
The words havo escaped my memory, but
the title remains fixed Indelibly."
What was IU"
Tho first line of tho refrain was, 'Unr
ti-oodle-um.' "
What on earth docs that niennf" asked
Charlotte.
"What does' Ta-ra-ra Boom-de-ay' mean,
Hi-tlddlo-hi-tlr' " rotortod Barker,
quoting tho titles of two well known clas
sics. "The main point, which you seem to
havo missed, Is that it d'xs mean nothing.
If there wore any dellulto moaning In tin
catch phraso, whero wotald tho fun coma
In I"
I see," said Charlotte. But she wa.
not speaking tho truth.
Barker spent all that day In tho tbrooi.
of composition. Before nightfall his man
uscript wns completed nnd ho rang it over
to Charlotte, who waxed rapturous ovei
tho melody.
"It Is by far the bet thing you hav.
ever done, Harry," she erlcd. ''Oh, 1 am
so excited 1"
Tho next day Barkor called inton lllch-
ards, tho comic singer whom ho had seen
In his dream. Ho tried to restrain his ex-
oltement as ho wns ushered Into tho pres
ence of tho great man, who, It may be
said by the way, was lolling upon n sofa.
"Kxouso me gettin up," said Itichnnls.
Didn't loavo tho 'Thatch' till 4 this
mornln, nnd l'vo got rather a head."
Ilo did not drop his final a 's because It
wns smart and fashionable The habit dut- I
ed with him from nn earlier period, when
It hnd quite a different significance.
"What havo you brought? I haven't had
song that hit 'em for wivks. Hit down"
pointing ton plnno "nnd let's hear it."
Barker was trembling with nervousness,
and he sang nntl played tho first verso so
badly that his hearer was not visibly im
pressed. But when tho refrain commenced
ltichnrds raised himself on ono elbow and
listened Intently.
"Piny It again," ho said. "It's rlppln!"
And ngaln ami again Barker played It,
until Iho comedian sprang up nnd, bend
ing over tho manuscript on tho piano,
added his lusty tribute to tho feast of
tound.
Bnrkor, flushed and expectant, waited
(or Iho verdict npon which so much de
ponded. Hlelinrds gave him nil exultant
thump on tho back nnd said:
" Barker, my boy, It l simply immensel
It will be all over London In n wiik. I'll
buy it right out." Ho drew forth n sov
frclgn case from hi' waistcoat pocket.
'Lot's see. A gulina's your price, isn't
IO"
r.nallv." milled Barker, "but not
title lime. I Mivo In tho nmg. nntl I'm
Bali's to imbliiii'le myself. Vou oa stand
lu U' you liko."
"All Hfiht, old nmn, initko your own
tonus. I'll ItIiih out llio sung nt tho Kl-:lor.ui-j
on !unday."
Tbo ovonttul nlflit nrrlvod. Tho El
i'. wits crowilod uiui thoro vrtia just
Lii.uiub tubaccn Kmoko In tho nlr to inako
It l'!i!N:inily fniKrant for tluuo who like
Iho Fiiioll of tobaoeo.
HU'hartld ai,karod on tho stngo anil wr.s
wnrnily rooted, fur tho vn;t was vory pop
ular. 1 lo always ropoat. d tho rofralu ot n
fcong twlco aftoroach vorso so us to einpha
(ir.o lt.s morlts, but tho sneooss of "rni-ti-tindli'-nnr'
was ho Intmodlato, Minbsotutoly
itssurnl, that llio mullonoo calknl him on
DR.iin and npaln so that ho might tvpont
his onchantlnB lny.
Harker nnd his wlfo sat togothor in tbo
Stalls, ami whim ... ii.i.lf. 1.-.H lli.-.u..
"'''ll ho, after n cautious glaneo
""iuu nor, niciuij pn.ssou ins Hand.
Tho noit day liarkor wont to a muslo
i iniblishor nnd arranged that tho souk
slll)Ul,l ' brought out ns qulokly ns pos
! slide, ho paying all cjpensos.
! That evening ho bought Tho riecadllly
; fanzutiu. Ilo turned to tho column where
musie hall notes wero usually to bo found.
Ho started with surnriso and nlcnsuro
Tho article was headed with tho liamo of
Ills song in largo capitals. Ho road tho
nutlco feverishly:
At last Mr. Alfred Iiichnrds lias hit
upon a song that has absolutely uo vul
garity in it. It is safe to sny that never in
the bolls of variety has boon heard such a
cnariulug, fascinating melody. Thoorehos-
nation Is, perhaps, not so good and tho
wor.is nro even below tho average. But be
fore tho ringer hnd linished tho tune, with
i.t irrosiMimo nit nnd swing, bad oon
queiod every ono. I loaru that tho com
poser is Mr. Paul Collgny, who, although
ho has done good work in his own particu
lar line, has never before revealed tho pos-
Biuiuii.-s ui nis lalent.
Aim soon, liarkor was In a sovonth
heaven of delight. Ilo novor doorled or
suoereu at musical orltlolsm. as most com
posers do, for ho bad onoo met a critio who
nun studied muslo.
lu duo timo tho song wns nubllshod.
and tho first edition was oxhnusted in a
week. Darker was lnumhitoil will, onm
missions for work from other ooniio sing
ers, paragraphs about his ncrsonalllv un
peared In tho halfnennv ovenlnc nnners.
his portrait was printed In Tho Entr'acto
lu fact, famo hnd at last crowued his
head with her sweet laurels.
But they faded all too soon. Ono morn
ing, whllo Barker was Invukilif llio n.uso
he was disturbed by a furious knocking
at his front door. In a few moments Al
fred Hlchards, displaying symptoms of
apoplexy, uurst Into his room
"Confound you!" ho shouted. "You've
dono it this time!"
Done whatr" nsked Barker In n tono
or bewilderment.
"Head thlsl"
Richards foroed Into his hands a weekly
society paper. "Tho musical artlclo,
mean," ho added.
Barker skimmed through It. "Opora nt
Covont Garden, tho Klchtcr concerts, Ilerr
1'ieyiuss' second 'Plnaloro recital. Paul
Collgny" his unluo nt last. And this Is
what ho read:
"I havo, by chance, happenod upon tho
most harefuc. d, impudent fraud that has
over been perpetrated in tho musical world
If ouo allow that the variety theater bo
longs to It.
"Tho oilier night I went into tho Kldo
rndo for half au hour. There I heard n
6ong lhat bears iho sutliclontly banal titlo
or 'Lm-ti-oodlo-um.' Tho muslo seemed
almost brilliant (of its kind), but It struck
soino chord In my memory. When I nr
rlvod homo that night, I went through tho
scores of several of tho lessor known opera
uoullcs.
"In Offenbach's 'Gcnoviovo do Brabant'
I found 'Uni-tl-oodle-llin.' Tho next day
I bought Mr. Paul Cullgny's version nnd
found that tho entire melody and refrain
had been stolen from OlTenbach.
"Mr. Collgny's nccompaniment is soino-
whnt different, Inasmuch as ho is guilty of
several grammatical mistakes whloh the
trench master eould novor have commit
ted. Thoso facts need no further coiumont
from mo. Thu question now Is, What havo
tlio holders of tho English copyright to
snyf"
The paper fell from Barker's hand and
he turned n ghastly white. Ilo looked at
Hichnrds pitcously ami snld nothing.
But his companion felt no com-assiou
and, ns ho turned to go, said brusquely:
"Vou'vo played a low down trick on mo.
Barker. There's suro to bo nn awful row
about this business shouldn't Ira sur
prised If it led lo tho pollco court. Of
oourso I can t sing tho beastly thing
again. But I can prou.lsoyou ono thing
yuu'll novor do nnuther song for mo."
Ho wont out, slamming tho door behind
him. Tho door opened.
Hnrry, Harryl Whnt's tho inatterr"
cried his wlfo ns sho flew to his sido and
put her arms nround him. "Tell mo you
can tell mo, can't your"
'That paper on tho floor, rend It, he
answered In a mullled volco without look
ing up at her.
Thcro was silence In tho room save for
tho rustlo uf tho pag.ta ns his wlfo look.!
through the paper.
Yt hnt d.HM It mennr sho asked.
It's truo what tho critics sny, "lio re
plied.
A hen bis grief ehnnged to impotent
anger anger with himself.
'tool, fool, fool! ho cried. "I now ro-
memher whero I hoard tho melody. It was
at a promenade concert years ngo. I had
completely forgotten it until it camo back
to mo in that cursed dream. Am 1 to
blamef Am II"
Of course not, dear. Vou must write
to tho papers nnd explain."
I can t," bo said. "obody would l.o-
llovo me I shouldn't liavo believed It If It
hnd happened to any ono else. Wo aro
ruined."
His wlfo crept up behind him. Mo
placed one nrm around his nock nnd kisso-1
"But I believe you, Harry. Isn't that
enough:"
.
Tlio nfTnirmnde nconsldorablo sensation
at Iho time. Tho song wns withdrawn
from sale nt Iho domnnd of Iho publishers
who ownr-d the copyright. However, they
did not think It worth whllo lo bring an
action for damages, and Paul Collgny wns
soon forgotten.
From morning to night Ibero stands be
hind tho counter of tbo boys' hosh-ry do
pnrtment nt Kvans & Hobhison's ft worn,
weary looking man. lie performs bis du
ties with apathetic regularity nnd Is cou
riered by Ills employer, to Ik. quite a lypn
of faithful, un.inibitloiia trustworthiness.
His fellow clerks havo grown weary by
this tinio of torturing him by humming
and whistling tho refrain of I'ni-tl .iodlo
um." hkct.'h.
ConvincinK t'rmtt
"Wan tlmt I.mwI j-uu jtitt liMko cut
?lnri, H.mnali''"
W)w lr, mum? J.'-,k nt mo fing-jr!"
Uctrult Yrvo I'rviw.
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Hoag," newly furnished, h ave Albany
daily except Saturday at 7:4o a m, ar
riving in Portland tho snnia dnv nl
4:80 p m. lteltiriiing bouts leave Port
land Hie same duys us above nl 11:00 a.
in. arriving In Albany at 7:45 pin.
HDWIN STUNK, J. ('.MAYO,
Mnn.Kor. Kupt hirer Illv.
(iEOIKlE P. ( HAW, Agent Kuitcne.
NOTICE FOK PUBLICATION.
Land OfBco At Konrburp, Orrnn,
July 21. IK'JG
Notice in herdiy KtTro that tlio following
named sin er hah un a nonce oi ni in ten
titin to make flnal j roof Id pupport of bit
cuitu, ano: uint Ram prooi win be made oc
fore Joe I Ware, U H 0 C Comniiiiriioiior, al
Eugene, Onpon.on Hrptfmber 1'J, IHW,
viz: tia i.ntd lfmman on II E No 7314 for
tlie no lA of aro 10. tp W a, r 1 went.
Ha naaicH the followltift witnemfi to
prove bis continuous rtaiderce n poo and
cultivation oi paid land, viz:
Ihao Hi((ina, O J Watliinton and
Hi t ry 8 Tiltou, nil of Dtxtr r, Or-Ron, Bnd
8 1) McUuire, of Kugf nc, Oregon.
K. M. Vkatcii,
KeiHttr.
NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION.
Laud Oflico at Koselmrd, OrfKin,
Au;, h, I MM,
Notice is bcreliy (rivn tlmt I lie follow
inc named Mettltr baa filrd notice of bin In-
trniion to make final proof in an v port of
bin claim, and that Raid proof will be made
before Joel Ware, U 8 C U CuinmiMioner
at EuRf ne, ()rt;on, on Heptrnibor 17, 1K1KI,
viz: John W Varmy, on II K, No 7.108 for
Iot '2, Rertlrn 'M; Lota 0 and 7 action ii'.t;
N y N W H mo. 3J, Tp 8., k 4 E.
Ilo ratnf a tbo following witm'Mfii to
prove bis ccntin-'otifl r ni.lritco- non and
cultivation nl. anid land, viz:
Iavid (fibb, Lawrence If. Oibnon, Jam en
WycotT, Mjron A Tlioinua, all ol Ihburg,
Ort'gou.
Jiegister.
NOTICE FOU I'UHLICATION
Lund Oftice nt 1 tone burg, Orcpon,
AtlRUHtfl. S!W(.
Notice In brroby given tlmt tbo follow
Ing -named aettler Una filed notice of bia
intention to mako final proof in anpport of
bin claim, and that at id proof will In-made
beforo .loel Warn.U. 8. (J. C. Cotnmia-ioner,
t Eugf ne. Orrgon, on 8ept lfili'i, vin
Otulav Netll, on H E No 2', fur tlie nw
i of nec 14, tp 17 a, r 1 eait.
Ha naroea the following witneauea to
prove his continnoua rrhidunce npon and
cultivation i-i an id land viit:
lobn Iole, Oilmoro Kbirey, Lwin Fie
g4l, Jamea E Knnnerly, all of Iveubiug,
Oreton.
It M. Vrm-i,
l!'Kild
x4
mm
Pretiy Shaky, Aren't They?
Pretty Poor, Isn't It?
Almost Like Water, Eh?
Spicotv
THROUGH TICKETS
To tho EAST vl the
union pacific mm
Through I'ullnmn rnlHro sUoitint. Tourlut
li'ccr8 iiiitl new Itycliniim Clialr ours.
DAILY PORTLAND TO CHICAGO
Trittiia hi'atctl ly sti-nm iiitl care lightest by
PtntBPh MBttt.
Tlino to ChioiiKO, a(i ilys; ttmo to Now
York, 4la UnyH, wtilt'h Is many hours qulrkoi
ttiRti all coiui'i'titoM.
Fur ratcn, time tHblcs HtiJ full inlorumtiou
apjty to
K J. MiVl.AN AH AN, Apont. KiiReiie, Or.
It, V. 1IAXTON, 0. K, mtOWN,
tieii'l Ai'iit, ltnt Agt,
US Third ft.l'ortlaiid, Or.
Soo Pacific Line.
The Klioilesl, Safest anil Most
COMPLICTIO HOUTK
To and from all points in Cuiuuln,
I 'nl ted States anil Kttrope.
I Tie finest Palace Sleeping, Parian, Dining
anii Tounsi uars in me
Until First and Second-Class Cars
nro heitlcd by steam and aro designed
to secure uniform warmth, combined
with perfect ventilation.
Tho curs nf nn other lino can com-
riare with them hi tiiese respects, nor
n strength, elegance and comfort.
CANADIAN PACIFIC R'Y CO.'S
FJoyal Hail Steamship ciie
TO CHINA AND JAPAN.
TlH'M twIn-Hrrcw iti-nmors arc lu every ro
ntKTt Hiiprrlor Ut hut t-hlpn that havo yet nailed
tlio I'm'ttlc iM-eai). Tin' routt n'.H) infk'i uliort
cr thu.il via any til her Trnnu-i'iirillo If no.
CANADIAN At'HTUAMAN HTKAMKK MNK
TO -
HONOMM.IT, FIJI AND AtJHTRAMA.
Tlie ihnrtt'st llnu to the Cnlotilea
Tiiese sleaiiiont earry an exK-rieiieed MctHcal
Man ami a Ktewanteu on every votnku.
! or timo talilui, painiililiu, or uny In forma
lion, rail on or Mtldruw,
UMI. V. CltAW, AM.AN TAMKRON,
Aicent, Kiifeut. FrdKiit atid I'aueiiKer Ant..
Hit Tlilrtl HI.. 1'ortlaiiil, Or.
(iKO. M' T-. nitOWN
lnl. 1'mi. A Kent, Vancouver, n. C.
TOE ABOVE PICTURE DOES HOT REPRESENT
a passenger train on the Chicago, Ml
naukeo & St. I'nul Hallway. No. Its
trains are vestlliuletl, heated by steam
autl lighted by electricity. Kuch
sleeping enr berth lins an electrlo read
ing lump. Its dining care are the bes.
lu tho world and He conches are pal
aces on wheels.
This great railway, connecting as It
does with all transcontinental lines at
St. Paul and Omaha, assures to the
traveling public- tho best service
known. Tickets via the Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. ln u I Hallw ay are on sale
at all railroad ticket ofllces to any
point In thn United or Canada. For
maps, folders and other information
address:
C.J.EDDY, General Agent,
Portland, Oregon.
NOTICE FOIt I'UilLICATION.
I, nnd Onioo at Iloseburg, Or,
Aug II, Ih:1.
Notice i. hertlif nlven that the follow
ing named .i-tth-r h., filed nolle, of his in
'ontion to ninke llnnl proof in stimiort of hi.
elitim nnd that .Hid proof will be ruitde heforo
loci w.re, unit: cornrui-.lonrr at huicno
llregon, on Heptrmber 21. Ih:), tIh:
Winthrop Thonmon on II E No 57'J.) for the
SW',; NW!;.nd lots 4, 5, 0, 7, s and I',
Heo .11, Tp It) H., It '2 l.t.
lie nanus the following witnissis lo
i.rovn hi. contiuuona residence nnon and
cultivation o', ..id land, vie: John lliirher
Irfw.i r inn, r rank A l'epiol, Fr.d W,
liloonilleld, all of Mauaig, Oregon.
II II V HATCH,
Krgiiter.
Notice uf Assignee.
Notice i. li.roby flyin Ih.t C C Hold
Ninith, of E'lene, l..ne C'onnly, ()rcf;on,
hn. m.do au looutomipnt lo me for the bone
tit of all hi. creditor.. All creditor, ol the
said G. C. Holdnaiitb are bc-rihy notified
to prtHM.t their claims noder oath (o rue at
EiiK'iir, Orrgm, wiihin three months
from tha data ol this notice.
Haled at Kngone, Oregon, lilt Gib day of
Angind, IsliO.
JlMKS ilcCLlMS,
Aaignoe ot 0 C fit Idsmlib, an insolvent
doSlor.
Upacific u
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