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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1896)
hehe ano yonder i ha« been lsßued here I * publish’d all .>v.r l ofth n that Port Arthur has I* t» H"- 1 by Cl,i '"‘-“ «r«t “" d d ” I ■ “!« .Hi— b ' l ” ,U I poweM- I«»»«««_ I ctadron. A l’ nl !| r .C..n|,a..y, the ir.L.t 1.-.kmK institution in thl» i l“'„ eh..«i i» d»ot’ yesterday ■ ul '' t Putnam is presi- ffl”^'“liersoibe hank decline a»v einnutaoftneroaiurc ■ A RAIS OF >" | Denver, Colo • April 15.-A L,. ,a1 fr -in l.’tinder, W yo., savs . ■- . ~n l! ar phenomena was shown n-h’. F:.,t red and then Kjlow ,<av Mi. followed by al- ■ . ..y.Kkni'J, People who were ■ st.oi-m look-.! as though! H hey Lad been churned in a tub] Kull of mud- Kmerk AN ATHLETES lead ■ B , r in. April 15.—Sporting cir- K >are -.-atly disappointed at showing made by the German Hthlets who took part in the Olym- at At' .ast w eek. It Hras expected that they would do K uch better, as they were all pick- men. The success of the Amer a’."‘ l at iiomo and abroad and spread the (>er- opinion that they are the r eniest sport snien of the wortd. JKv.'E morphine to her child. •. I 1.. April 15.—The po are investigating a charge Mrs. J. M. Johnson, of Tai days ■, n.ur.b r her 1-year-cld child |H... . .-r.h.!.- and <ra\-- half of it to 1...4, 11-r had desert pr- the drug. I HH*’ •r:.::;g. X Y . Apr.'. 15.—Wal ■r E Bid!; r residing at 'I--'. . ■- hero, ' He Tlolild : • side. The BB : ' ' o' day ot school, himself. Lr-Jb i.ive After Her, ■' 15—By tire death ' ' Y. W. ip, kiuaon the wdl of - ■Y -• opera- SB >r~ s-'sp.om) charitable in boston. Mi>--'ui: General ' Mci.-an the ■•••■ Acsd ai.d Indigent Fe- Hoiu.i for Aged ■' W'.O'hi each; the T.eb.i.ology, the New ' H -1 Women and a:: d ti,.-. -0,11 Museum 1 ' *2.5.000 each, and 1 -' to to K J Institute Museum of ■V e Ar-$. . B^ :;ri *««. w. M Wua, v artnian > of Tunnel- B u, cai * a B-4di H ucl, ' ,Bßome d ’ HB- at 'dher B”"’ p smOv C h h ' ,l ' r! ‘ “"I i h me rha tismore i- >«ry Bms. ’ ' : ' li --and 4th THE TWIN SISTERS This splendid School Opara will be rendered by the talented vocal ist ol Shorter College on Friday evening, April 17 h. Nothing more beautifully bright with occasion 1 touches of pat ho , has ev-r been witnessed in Rome. Go to the entertainment and help a go >d cause of the Library of the College, and enjoy one of the pleas antest evenings of your life. Admittance only 25cents. Arabs Deserting British. Suakin, Nubia. April 15.—Large numbers of Arabs who had been considered friendly to the British are deserting to the enemy. Dervishes tinder Osman Digna still hover about Suakin watching an opportunity to do mischief. Skirmishes with friendly Arabs on the pla n are frequenG Osman Digna has 3.000 troops The Dervishes behead all pris ' oners taken. Osman Digna. with 200 cavalry | and 500 infantry attacked a Sheikh I friendly to the British, >~ut be was repulsed with fourteen killed. This Sheikh's victory secures! the safety of the plain before Suakin. His Eyjsijjht For Love. Cincinnati, April 15. —Miss Clara Weber, the young girl over whom the quarrel occurred be tween Maciewski and the negro Coleman, who afterward put out the eyes of the champion bantam weight, yesterday became the wife of the blind ex-pugilist. The negro spoke slightingly of the girl, and Maciewski remon strated . Coleman was angry and dashed into the pugilist’s face a bucket of concentrated lye that horribly burned his face and final - resulted in the loss of both eyes. Maciewski was ill for months, and Miss Weber was constantly at his side. Yesterday he was 22 years old. Blown io Sea on The Ice. St. Johns, N. F., April 15. — Twenty-eight men were driven ofl' shor« last night on the ice. Two steamers which hao been cruising yesterday searching for them re turned last night unsuccessful. One of the men landed this morning, and it is supposed the others have got ashore at desolate points on the coast. The steamer Kite, from the seal fisheries, yesterday, with a full cargo, reports all the remaining ships but the Ranger. The latter has not been heard from since March 20, when it was learned that she was badly nipped and very leasy. Fears are expressed for her safety. She had over two hundred men on board, When a person begins to gripe thin there is something wrong. Th waste is greater than the supply and it only a question of lime when food they eat will be digested and appropriated to the needs of the system and a normal appetite will appear. Consumption frequently follows a wasting of bod ill’ tissue because nearly all consumptives have indo gestion. The Shaker Digestive Cor dial will restore the stomach to a healthy condition in a vast majori ty of cases. Get one of their books from your druggist and learn about this new' and valuable remedy. When the children need Castor Oil, give them Laxol, —it is pala table. M. A. THEDFORD’S VECK'n’llE. CssrfVENESS I < Sick OR OYSPEPS/A > \ N^VOUS Indigestion ! / headache. Biuousness\ Jaundice Sourness et/te St OM ach NhueGenuine Without The Likeness Ano S.ONATURE Qi 0N Each Wrapper- M-A-Thedfowo e° THE HUSTLER OF ROME, WEDMESDAY, APRIL 15 1896. BY A VICIOUS RATTLER Virgil Shelton Bitten, Yesterday, at Enon. Yesterday morning Viigil Shel ton, the 13 year old son of Mrs. M. E. Shelton, of Enon, this county, was bitten by a most rab id rattle snake. The youth had gone to a ’‘new ground” to “chunk up” some log heaps that had been fired the night before. He was barefoot, and the reptile struck him from an ash heap. He called his uncle, Mr. Walter Johnson son, of Mr. A. Johnson, who was ploughing nearby. Mr. Johnson killed the snake after the reptile had made several vicious springs at him. The little fellow was then car ried to his home and copperas and alumn applied to the wound. He also drat.k a strong solution of alunin and about a pint of corn wniskey. Young Shelton was bit ten about 7 o’clock a. m. ;at 11 o'clock he was delirious and fight ing mad. He was so violent that it requirt d the strength of a stalwart man to hold him. About 3 p in. the boy’s grand, father, Mr. A. Johnson returned home and immediately administer ed a large dose of epsom salts, and applied a raw poultice of wild touchme-m - lot leaves to the wound. At 4 o’clock the boy was rational and rapidly recovering. In telling the Hustler of Rome about the case this morning. Mr. A. Johnson remarked that he had used the salts in several occasions and had never known the remedy to fail. The snake had three rattles and a button and appeared to be red hot from his recent roast. He na l ed young Shelton in the long toe of the right foot. Bull in a Ch na Shoo Last night a horse belougiug t Mr. Cunjus'Travelers Rest stables decided that he despised a dull time and proceeded to make things rather lively along Broad S'reft. He demolished the top buggv to which he was attached to by bring ing it in collision with a con. planter in front of West & Griffin s hardware store. He then raced around over the new macadam with impunitv and a pair of buggy shafts and finally cap ired through an SBS plate glass window in the R. H. West b nlding d» molish’ne t he same . It has been suggested that the horse objected to tlie window be cause it was an East w indow set in the West building.. J . ,l ” . Three Persons Shot New Hampton, la., April 15 Herman Beak, a slo ienias' n of this city today shot and-killed Mike Birtz. and fatally wounded the lat’er’s son and young daughter. Beak is a son-in-law of Bartz., who lives three miles from town. Beak’s wife recently secured a divorce from him. He lay in wait in the brush for them wlnh they were on their way home from church, and discharged both bar rels of a shotgun at them at short range. The girl will die, and it is thought the boy cannot recover. Beak mistook the girl for his wife. He came to this city and gave himself up immediately after the shooting. Shot Two Women. Louisville, Ky. , April 15 —A special Madisonville, Ky., says: About 10 o’clock yesterday morning a negro named Henry Edmunds, who had not been liv ing with his wife for some time, dipped into her home, and after beating her in a terrible manner, ■hot her to death. The woman's sister, who was visiting her, ran to her assistance, and Edmunds shot and dangerous ly wounded her. ’ E Imunds made his escape and hasjiot been captured. Excitement is at a high pitch among the col ored people. XJTC. JF*-fcJ JU FEMALE PILLS. ■ . _ O BISCmSY. MtV£« FAILS. Z A duw, reliable and sale r«.»i for sap- ’ i A pressed,«cessir«.•canty or painful men ll* Mration. 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A Noble Hearted Woman Gone to Her Reward- Last night about 12:30 o’e'oek, surrounded by children and loved ones, after a long and painful ill ness, Mr. N. F. Wright quietly breathed her life out. Some weeks ago Mrs. Wright was prostrated w i t h pneumonia. Through the long weary days and the dreary nights, loved ones, as sisted by many who had been tenderly nursed by Mrs. Wright, stood by the physicians and did battle for the precious life. Mrs. Wright rallied from the pneumonia but later on this wa ning disease became complicated with other troubles and last night the noble, Christian heart was stilled and the gentle motherly hands were folded on the silent bosom, forsaken forever by the spirit that had been called home. Eight children, the youngest 14 years of age were there to bid the mother a tearful goodby. One son, Mr. Charley Wright, a New York printer was absent. The funeral will occur tomor row. 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