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A Wftß CLfIUD |
Hovered Over France and Eng
land for a few days.
BUi IT HAS PASSED. *
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interest in Yachfng has Sub
dec! The Grand oid
rr.an"as he Appears on
the Lawn at his
Castle Home.
Loudon, August 22,1-8$):. flue
diplomatic crisis between England
and Fruuce is almost as serious n o
that which led the two countries to
the verge of war over Siam a year
ago.
It hti-_ kept the government in a
of grave anxiety during the
present week.
Liitle hi.s been allowed to come to
light beyond Sir Edward Grey's ad
mission in the House or Commons
that he would not attempt to deny
the profound danger of the present
France-England relations on the
western coast of A f r ca in the Niger
regiou .
Early in the week several special
cabinet sessions weie devoted to the
subject. Lord Dufferin was recalled
from his vacation and sent in haste
to Parts. The Foreign Cilice was kept,
open two entire nights, and the mm
isters were busy sending and receiv
ing disprtelies.
It was suspected at one time that
France was intentionally fomenting
trouble, but it is now; understood
that th« acute nature of the crisis has
subside*!
There has been a distinct fa’limr
offrn the interest in yachting events
during the past lew rays. Tue depart
ore of royally from Cowes brings the
briliia&t social functions to an end.
Various drawbacks in the weather
and aa'shape have caused so many
postponements of the International
races, that all except those directly
couoarned take but little interest.
The Grand Old Man has lea ma
king little speeches at Hawarden thia
week, and it must be confessed that
bis voice has sounded (like one from
the grave, so thoroughly has William
Ewart Gladstone disappeared from
fthe political hurlyhurl.
The speeches were nou-political
although made mainly to the L:b
erci etcursionist who flocked there
attracted by the fete iu aid of the
local institute in wnich Mr. Glad
stone takes great interest.
The boom has been a profitable
one for the institute, and the
Grand Old Man has lent himsell
to it with J great heartiness and
good humor, making little orations
walking about among the people,
and sitting daily under .the shade
of a big hawthorn tree in the mid
dle of the .castle terrace,and allow
ing himself to be photographed
singly, and iu family groups with
thousands ®f eyes staring at him.
without putting “him out of count
enace.
The (Qiaeeia relieved of jthe rest
less presence as the German Em
peror, is passing her time at Os
born House plaiting straw for hats
at a rapid pace, which must result
in an out—put sufficient to supply
half the royal family, despite, its
size.
Many fashionable dames have
taken to plaiting straw under the
tuition of girl-workers from Lu
ton. Any diversion is now welcom
ed, that wul in any way relieve
the awful dullness which prevails
in polite society, following upon
the whirling gaiety of the last few
weeks.
GcFtoTArB, Mei
Arver& Co and
buy Oxford Ties
worth $ 1.25 for
75cts.
ROME GEORGIA. WEDNESDAY EVENING AUGUST. 22 1894.
JOEL BRANHAM
I ths North-West Georgia’s hrii-
Yld’ial Choice far the
SUPREME COURT BENCH
If the Ccnstltui’snal Amend
ment is Carrie. • Though
Absent in Europe his
Friends Here are
k cstVigilant
Juig-'.letl lianham's friende
in II n> c- cti .. vi lhe s ate are do
lug sou:- v> ry L<• i u uU<i most tel
llhigu«j.«v l >;• mm lu connection
Avitu lac Cupren..: Court Bench.
Aim ioe.Ju.ig-j is absent,
travaug oh t:.e cuiiliaeut aud Ye
cupola.lug hio health his luterest
iu are iu me hands ts ex
p iieiicru meupmu already pledges
ifoni v-i'ijiu' -■•e ions oi tno State
show that the tide is setting strong
.y in un» a-vor.
Tue loiiowmg special sent out
ifjiu iv-Hue arid winch appeared
lutin tcu.-ii'ii'b a .ms morning,
pictures most correctly the siiua
iivU .o' rt is Known to exioi by the
geuiul Juig ■ .J rt <r i- uds :
Rome mu., Angus: 21 —(special)
Oae ui Oi b e. .uWyers a-ud most
prolUU' Hl ill .1 in inis beCIIOU ol
s ate is Judge Joel. Branham, ter
a iOog tmio judge ot the superior
curl ui ih.s cucuit. No lawyer in
liiio pari ol lUe state stands higher
than n< , on ms opinion ts sought
lor iu ail uig iii.u.'actions, tils
irieuos are numerous, ami they are
loyai wi.ti u iuyai<y that comes
from ilisiuo relied admiration ol
file ability.
Junge b .iirtiam is now traveling
iu Eur »p ■, out his {fiends have
been using his u.me a great de? 1
recmtiy, i.mt they -aavff come to
ike couCiU.-i’oa Hurt.-they warnt turn
io us one ui i.i« new sKpreme couri
judges, if iuecoueuiutional wrueud
meat is carried. They have al
ready tUuroughiv discussed the
matter, arid taeiieve he can and
will wim tile guwat, ability and
popularity ail over this district
will give trim a good start, and his
friends over Uie stade will see thal
it is Kept going- His ekection
would please al I faer-e.
Will RECOVER.
Young Mike Hoholzer is Said to
Have Skipped.
Dr, James Ivey says that Ed Bry
an-, the youisg negro knocked on the
headbMike Hoholzst' on Su rluy
ueur East Rome, will recover.
He says that when hit with the iron
lynch-pin, the negiohal not been
sheared for about ti ree seaseng and
hat the heavy crop cf wo >1 was what
saved his life.
I is r iported that Mike Hoholzer
has skipped out since the “fracas’
occurred and has gone into business
in foreign climes.
' The young negro seems to be fated
to a violent death by other than He -
Lolzer's hands—ukkas he repents and
changes bis insolent ways.
Hill CITY CADETS ATTEN
TION!
You are hereby ordered to be and
appear in your Armory on Friday
night, Aug. 24th at 7:30 o’clock*
Business of importame, vital to the
command and of great moment to in
dividual members wi.H be discussed
and disposed of.
FHILL G. BIRD, Caps.
HOWARD JACK, Secty.
TOM WATSON.
Thomas F, Watson—the well
knov n Pogubstic leader and fire
works orakr, is booked for a speech
to be deliver din thia city on Sept.
Ist
Mr. "Watson will doubtless draw a
big crowd, as there are many demo
crats iu this section who have a curi
osity to gaze upon the Czar of Popu
lism, the Calamity Howlers’ god.
Mr. M. Rosenburg and son Louis,
leaves today for Philadelphia and
New York.
PIGTAILS WIN.
They Defeat the Jaos in a Pitch
ed Battle.
AND DRIVE THEM BACK.
Japanes Troops Being Huried
to tha Front. Two German
Catholic Priest Heid
for Ranson by the
Banditi.
London. August 21.—The timei
has received the following dispat' h
from Shanghai, dated August 21st:
“General Tio, commander of the
Tien-Triu division of the Chinese
forces, telegraphs as follows.' The
Chinese on Friday attacked the
Japanese forces at Puig Yang
driving them back, with a heavy
loss, a distance of eleven miles to
Chung-Ho.
The Chinese made a second attack
on Satuidav and drove the Japanese
from Chung- Ho, which is now in
Chinese hands. The Japanese agr’n
lost heaviij in Saturday s fighting,
Another great battle is expected to
day.
Admiral Fremantle, the British
commander, has estblished the
headquaters of his fleet provisonally
at CheeFoo.where the British. Russian
and Italian ministers now are. The
Chinese fleet is enjoying full
postesson of the gulf of Pe-chi-li
The Japanese are re-embarking
arge numbers of troops at Fuesau
Nothing is known regarding their
destination.
The Chinese forces which occu
pied la.shau have evacuated that
place and have marched eastward
in the directioa of Seoul. The force
which is undec General Yeh, who
was falsely reported to have lieen
killed in a recent battle, has been
augmented by the adhesion ot
numbers of sympathizing Corea.ua.
I'he Chinese forces are converging
on Ping-Yang. The telegraph line
at the latter point remains iu the
poss«eso<i of the Chinese.
Nine thousand Japanese troops
have left Seoul and marched in
the direction of Ping Yang.
Two German fathers of the
Catholic mission at Si-n&ng-Cfaou,
in the southern part of the prov
ince of Shan-Tung, have been cap
tured bv banditti, and held for.
ransom. ”
BY THEIR DEADJMOTHER.
Diomas Harris Found bis two Ba
bies sleeping.
Pittsburg, Pa., August 22.
Thomas Harris, of Ellensburg re
turned today form Mount Clemens,
where he had been for his In alto.
He found his house closed, and,af
ter considerable trouble, broke in.
He found the dead and decom
posed body of his wife on the bed,
«knd by her side slept their two
e hildrem aged two and four years,
respectively. The woman died last
Thussday from hemorrhages and
the bed was saturated with blood.
The neighbors supposed that the
family was away.
The chßduieii are in a precarious
condition from lack of food and
breathing the contaminated atmos
phere so loag,
NASHVILLE EXCITED.
A meb Collected About the Jail
Bent on Lynching.
NaliviUe, Tens, Aubuet 22. —In
Sauth Nashviiie last night a negro
n ed Charles Willis tjized a young
woman named J acks an, while she
was walking on the pavement near
her home, aud attempted to assault
her
After a fight he was arrested and
an attempt was made to lynch him.
jje wusfinally jrfled, and a mob of 300
collected around the jail but was dis
persed by the police.
Jphnson’s Magnetic o’l cures
cramps and colic and internal neu
ralgia and beadache and backache
nstantly. 25 and 50 cts. For eale by
J T. Crouch & Co
THE PYTHIANS.
Ofthe Hill City will Open the Sea
son of 94
AT NEVINS OPRA EHOUSE
With a Program, the Numbers
on Which Guarantee a
Large and Cultured
Audiencs. Remem
ber its Free."
The Pvtbians of this city are going
to give the Romans one of the p’ea: -
ant evening’s entertainment that they
have enjoyed m a long while-
The two lodges here, Riverside end
Mt. Alto, have taxed their ingeunity
to plan a programme thau will be a
treat to their friend , The joint com
mittee under the efiairnathip of
Col. J, J. Childs have ransacked
our local Pythian world and drawn
upon the talent of ths lady friends ol
the order so that the entertainment
may be one of rare excellenci.
With eloquence that inspires,
songs that thrill and humor t.)
amuse, the evening will not lie a
dull one.
Grand Chancelor Douglass is a
speaker of state reputation, and
his utterances always Jrivit the at
tention of his hearers and win of
them golden opinons.
He is the head of the order in
the sta'e. and is a la’wyer of mark
ed abiliy, a man of great populari
ty, an orator of no small a.ttain
meuts and a Pythian from Pyth
iansvill®.
The other speakers'ou the pro
gramme are too well known localy
to need a word of intro iu'ction to a
Roman audience.
The musical feature s of this
Pythian gathering w ill be among
its chief attractions.. Th.e array of
vocal talent is such as Rome sel
d<>®i sees collected, and the con
curd of sweet sounds th at it will be
their business and plea sure to con
trthute to the affair, and it will
w-*ll repay all who take the trouble
to lend their presence.
The instrumental numbers on
taie programme w ill add no little
to its drawing qualifies, as there
will be rendered bv’those whose rare
attainments as<mg t his line have
tong been recognized, and praised
by Romans.
Take it all in all, and the intel
lectual bill of fare that will be of
fered by the Pythia.ii brotherhood
(in Thursday evening at the Opera
House will he one at once unique
mid splendid, and it is pialicted
by the Hustler tha t those who at
attend it will long remember the
earnest efforts it le Pythians to
amuse and entertain the public.
eil'EXlUl ODE.
Opening Prapea- ...Rev, G. A. Nunnally
Awake the niytet ie&e?»iing (songand cho
ws)ElisireD’Aipoe
Mrs. Charles El. Wood and chorus,
Addresstoy H<u. Hamilton Douglass
Gtrand Chancellor., Subject: Damon and Pythias.
Nocturne-Vitttin with piano accotnpaui.
Miont Chopin
Prof, P. J. F«rts:. aui Mrs. P, J. Fortin.
Address ijy Hon. W. T. Turnbell
Subject; Objeete aßd.utms of Pythianism.
■Greeting to Spring C. D, Wilson
Octette ;for ladies voioes— Misses Lula Warren,
Ret Nevin, May Pat toe, Jtertie Cross, Miriam
Reynolds, Rosa Wwedruff. May Bell Black, Viola
Smith.
Address,, by W. W. Vandiver
Our f’ ytftna Sister in-law ,
Patti waltz Song Pattison
Vocal Sole—Mm C. D. Wood
Annie Laurie—Male quartett.... Dudlie Buck
Messrs. Ch ,g. Warner, Fatton, Roy
Weet, W. Berry.
Address—Charity and Jfeaevolenceby
Rev. g. B. Ueadden.
Good Night, Gentle Folks—chorus,... Thomp
son, Mrs. C. D. wood- .Misses Patton, Warner,
Cross. Nevin, Reynolds, Smith,woodruff, Black:
Messrs Cnas, Warner, ('has. Patton, Roy West,
Harry Patton, W. Berry.
This entertainment will be (re«
to .all. The citizens of Rome, and
the ladies especially, are invited to
be present,
A FERNENT ANSWER,
Fond Wise —Do you love me Al
gy?
Fond Husband —Love you?
Why I believe that I would be as?
enough to marry you the second
time if I had the chance.
“Orange Blossom” is a painled
cure of afl disease? peculiar women
k.old by D W. Curry. I
10 CENTS A WEEK
Big
Carpet
Sale.
At
• Fayb’s
For
Ten
Days.
I
For the next ten days- t."
will offer ihc trade- the irnsei
enormoiu * known bs
the civilized world in
pets, Rugs and Art Square*.
Wij wi” give you
out pr’ces.” For years- wm
have carried one of the
popular lines of these gcoat 4 -
to be found in North Geor
gia, and we now place before
yon a stock not to be surpass
ed in point of beauty, qualit*..
quantity, variety or price...
We intend to make this .u-j:,.
next w,ek a big barging,
booin in Casimers at Fany Ct
Yes
Blazing beacons beckon it.
you from the second' floor.
I The Carpet Room, is nr the
throes ot agony. The wtjrk :
was quick and direful. New
1 penci lings have given especi
ally attractive tints to
low price, cost price, '.ew;
than cost price tints arc
them. The din and tumiiit , <*ifF
re- arranging and re-adjuat
this department to acccmmrt—
date the heedkss, rusishag;.
multitudes have been pfT—
gressing for days. We
now ready to astonish ’fix
world by the brave poHrjy
adopted to raise cash. Tv
genius and gu.rto of origin®-
ting, planning and carrying
to a successful and resu2tas»l
issue this stupendous- taaffc.
was given lervor and
by urgent and present needbi.
Cotton Ingrains from liffos
up.
All wool Ingrains 2 ply.
Super Two Ply Ingrainp...
3 Ply all wool Ingrains.
Tapestry Jlrusseils.
Velvet Brnssells.
Body Brussells. .
Smyrna Rugs.
Lined Rugs
Goat ! '.ug ,
Rocky Mountain
Rug ,
9X9 fc. All wool . JLck 1
Squ ires.
All that one can
The American easjle on ycrtsx
dollar laugha to see the powe? ?•
wields. Rugs, Window Shades
and Oil Cloth sacrificed cormt—
londingly. These sonsnmats 'ar
gains wont last long enough to «>.-
herah d again. Come whl> tae
fire is hot. Our blood is-up
are prepazred to Sell
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