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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1896)
ARCHDUCHESS STRONG AS SAN DOW You may not have heard, but it ■ truo that Empress and Q-wenw ’ often achieved distinction by ‘ nues trian feat. that one does not Jnect io witness except in a cir \ certain royal lady won re nowned as one of the foremost conjurers of Europe It was re served, however, for the tall an statesque Archduchess Maria Theresa of Austria, c»"-ort of that brother of the Emperor who in the next heir on the throne, to earn faui' hv fei t< of muscular trengt i that savor somewhat of the variety show. , . , 7 wo years ago she was losing the elegance and elasticity of her fine figure, and began a course of cal istheidcs- She seon acquired a re markable proficiency with the In dian crubs, dumb bells, &c. This led hsr to other methods of devi 1- O pinc the murcles, such as punch ing the bag, wrest’ing and putting the Laminar and t*>e shot Aus trian journals, official and semi official, say that she has now devel oped such an astonishing amount of strength that she is able to raise a full-giown man from ths ground by one hand, and to hold him aloft on her extended arm for several seconds. BIDES LIKE A COSSACK. The Archduchess once rode horsebaek from Reechenau to Gurs and back a distance of considera bly morn than 100 miles, without stopping. A court digaitary ven tured to remonstrate with the Em peror about the matter, urging that the Archduchess was by sueh imprudences endangering not only her health but also the succession to the Crown. “Ah, it is easy to see that you are not a married man," was the reply of His Apostolic Magesty. The Archduchess is a bold moun taiueer, ana unaided by profess ional guides, she has made some exceedingly difficult, ascents in I Austria and in Switzerland. She I paints beautifully, too, sculptures I well, writes cleverly and is singu- I larly well fitted mentally and I physically to become the Empress I of <) sport-loving people. ax impress's circus feats. Empress Elizabeth Austria, once I a performing of daring circus feats lof equestrianism has been com- I pelled to cease riding because of I her health, and she now walks for •'urcise, often, however, covering I distances that would weary an am- I ateur pedestrian. Queen Henriette Archduchess, contiaues, in spite of her snow "hite hair and rank as a grand- I mother, eccupy her time witn cir- ■ 113 hding. A year ago she gave in i the riding school of the Royal Pal- I ace at Brussels a semi-public per- iormance in which she and her ■ daughter Clementine put their I ?r ’* s through all kinds of fancy || aQ d trick riding with the | '■ professionals. They leaped ■ tkir horses through burning hoops II v '■! darning hedges, and Her I Q ’amped a horse ever a I covered with flowers J -ighted candelabrag. Then I her- '? e tl tßan ‘ ”* t« enty-in hand ■ mar ' 0,1 her favorite ■ •Ifevpr 13 a wonderfully |-^ |ur, 'Gtoo, having been ■ thin^herei^? 011 ? eginß to B row ■ w lls . eii '""“"'thing wrong. The t,lult thep, ‘ppiy ■M : ~.v ' p . ,T" ! 'ti<>n of time when ■ a lWpiia t( . (1 7 "‘‘ ll b re «ted and ° th “ of the ■ apiear. * lH>rnial appetite will ■ folk ‘ W9 ■ H'-arly a n . because | ; T|77| U ? , ' t ' IVes have iudi B ( G>. win ' Digestive Cor B h " a 'th y ~,.r i ].’ re the stomach to a ■ tv a vast tnajori ■ :r a >y., ur ' (i | "' t . of their books ■ a , ," ;Ht :il "il<'arn about ■ ‘‘ J Val “*ld.. remedy. I . -a Cast.., . instructed by the great, niagic-pr fessor Hermann, now dead. ) A •OINTES3 BAITS bulls. The widowed Countesse de Paris 'so astonishingly masculine in all her tastes and manners, shares . with her Non-inlaw, the King of ■ Portugal, a pas-ion foi bull fight ing, and <>f her estate near Seville ' she enj..ya organizing bull fights, [she herself armed with a lance, ta i' king the part es a picador. ■ Her sot.-in law Ki ng Carlos, is a akilful and courageous a torreo as sh-‘ is a picador, and in the pres ence of his court has laid lowa | many a bull . While the Comtes.-e de Paris tackles the buds on horse back, ’he King daringly assails them on foot. Ho is not the first King of Portugal to achieve fame as a bull fighter; for one of his an cestors. KiMgJohn V., surname! “The Magnificent," was in th» hub bit of descending in the arena himself once iu a while to show Ins subjects his dexterity as a torrero. Queen Marguerite of Italy’s bis tes-in-law, the young Duchess of Genoa, the only red-haired Prin cess of th? blwod in Europe. Her time is devoted to fencing, tennis calisthenics, horizontal-bar pract ice and sprinting. She has achieved distinction by her skill in hand ing a boat, and by her long rides on horseback from Turin to Mun ich the occasion of her anual vis its .• her relatives in Germany. She is a superb swimmer, t»o, riv alling Queen Christina of Spain and Queen Pia of Portugal, wears two medals for saving life at sea at the peril of her own. EMPRES3 DRIVES A TROIKA. The widowed Empress of Rusia exc lsin driving a troika, three horses abreast, the two wheelers being kept at a trot, while the third maintains a steady, unswerving canter. It sounds very easy, but is very difficult, and the Dowager Czaritna is one of the few Russian women who have mastered it. The widowed Queen of Naples is the h roof theseige of Gaeta, and the only Lady Kr. ight of the Rus sian Order of St. George, an honor conferred solely for exceptional gallantry under fire. She is skilled sailor and alone often sails a small boat, in all sorts of weather, across the English channel from Folkestone to Boulone. Her sister the Empress of Austria, races horses, her entries bearing, the pseudonym of "Court Isoila. THE MARVELS OF AN OS TRICH’S STOMACH. The post mortem examination of one of the flock of ostriches •wned by Barnum & Baily, which h is been on exhibition at the Cen tral Park menagerie, New York- City, gave the spectators a won derful •bject lessons of the diges tive capabilities of an ostrich. The ostrich was dissected by a taxi dermist. He found the following articles in the bird’s stomach. One wooden clothes pin, the hot toms of two beer bottles, a mouth harmoi i;a five inches long and two inches wide,, a ferule of an umbrella with a piece of the stick in it about fourj inches long;a metal skate key ; a brass door key, five inches long; a woman’s black horn comb : two pieces oi coal; a woman's silk haknerchief; three stones about an inch thick, to gether with some cabbage, grass, lettuce, celery and considerable dirt . Straneg to say, the ostrich did not di« of indigestion, but from tuberculosis. The bird will be mounted in the meseuni and it would be interesting to preserve alongside the collection of objects which was found in its stomach . HOWTOTIIE BORE GLASS. Strange glass plates bored through by means of rotating brass tubes of the necesary diameter, which are filled with water during boring. To the water there is added finely pulverized emery. The boring cylinder is put into motion by means of a drill or bow drill. Weaker glass can be provided with holes in an easier manner by pressing a disk of wet clay upon the glass and making a hole throgh the clay of the width desired, so I HE HUSTLER OF ROMF SUNDAY. MARCH 29 1896. I that the glass is laid Bare here. | Then molft.ii lead is poured into tbs hole and lead and glass drop ■ down at once. This method is based upon the 'quick, local heating of the glass, whereby it obtains a circular crack ’he outline of which corresponds to the outline of the hole made in the clay The cutting of glass tubes, cylinders, etc., in the fac tories is based upon the same prin ciple, savsa Pittsburg paper called 'China, Gas and Lamp?. [ LEET AND RIGHT LIMBS The physiologist and scientist iu general have been making some I curious experiments in London, with a view to determine the rela tive length and strength in right ! and left limbs. Fifty and nii.e tenths per cent of the men meas ured had the right arm stronger than the left ; 16.1 per cent had the two arms of equal length and strength and 32.7 per cent had th© I left arm stronger than the right arm. Os women, 46 9 per cent had the right arm stronger than the left, 24 5 per cent had the left stronger than the right. In order to arrive at ’he average of length of limbs. 50 skeletons were measured, 27 of each sex, cf these 23 had the right : arm and left leg longer, six the JeftarWjßnd right leg, and foi r the right arm and right leg, while in 17 case all the members were more or less equal in length. COUNTIES NAMED FOR PRES DENTS. j The personal names bestowed upon the various counties of the United States are of course no test of the popularity of such person ages, but a review of ’hem is inter esting, nevertheless: Out of the total of over 1,000 counties, 27 bear the name of Washington, 43 I of Jefferson ; 21, Jackson : 17 Lin . coin, and the same number each for Madison and Monroe; 12, Polk 10, Grant; 9, Adams and Harrison a iid 4 are named for each Garfield. Pierce and Van Buren. PAPER TELEGRAPH ICLES. The latest novelty in the paper world is a telegraph polo made of that very useful material. These poles ace composed of paper pulp, in which borax, tallow and other ingredients are mix d. 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