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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1896)
HERE AND YONDER * MET DEATH WHILE AT WORK Johnstown, July 23.—8 y an ac ‘ ci lent at the Cambria Blast Fur-1 liacps to-day John Bordaa and G: • T>br Xaverek were killed, Naverok dving instantly and Bordar living several hours. Both men were schoolmates in their native coun try and cijme here together about S moths Each leaves a w-ife and two children. J'H •'H MII.LS EXPECTED TO START. . Philadelphia, Ju ! y 23.-Mr. John* Debsoi) of the firm of John A B jumes the < pii.- i hi (oduy that their big carpet and, vhish mills Kt the Falls of .Schuyl kill, .which shut down on Saturday throwing about 1,5<>0 hands out.<m.. employment, will probably resume ■ next week, at least on part.tinif ■ The reason for closing is the fact th; t the storehouses are over-, stocked. , v J ‘ i J.ALOE FIRE IN HENRERS N, KY. H udersoi’, Ky., July 23. 1 —The! Pythian buifrtimi, Ibsrk Theater and Bt.rreti House were destroyed •wy r*' iio’clcck ibis’ motusng. L se, $250,030. A. D. R. RogeHj manager of the theater, with his wife and two children, and R. H. Walk'er, super-intendeur o f the American Tobacco Company, bare ly escaped t o u the hoUd. BUTTON MAXfi'ACTCHERS FAIL. New Y..rk, Julv 23. —Rudtlph and Joseph Bohm, Comprising t'he firm of Bohm Brothers, manufact urers ot pearl Huttons, assigned to day without li.ibilitiefa will prob ably reach tron $30,000 to $40,000. Asset sno s ared. WOMAN ( HANGED WITH Mt’RDER. 4 Parkesburg, \'it,*July —I Mrs. Moore, at Martinsville, is un dor arrest charged With poisoning her stepson. Oakey Moore, who died last night, and hie brother who is not expected to live. Mrs. Moore and the beys have not been j liviu-.. very pleasantly. FAVOR FUSION IN IDAHO. 1 Boise, Idaho, July 23.—The] Democratic stat- executive com mittee has called the state conven-' tion to meet in Boise August 18. Fusion with any organization fa voring Brya i and Sewall is recom mended. - ‘ ~ T 'xSk - THE ** 1.0 VB /A" * ■+-+-*— —’A GSL, v. i is n.\ pi-v; -mhi ki.i p a ftp*iv e.•• Bvery Wio vM>i! 1 ‘,h v GranilfVrupA, Plain IfaJflß i;no Kew pit" Jleji'riil U&i*i lro as ApMkd IO ‘AlaSriod Lilitf'y tVh Would for Fast mid Avoid tWe nit Hs. Sriouid Re< •ii ro She V.’oud 's£;• TuUk* Book Culled •• C •••vR 'o XL. :l»no.l. and How to At. ’ *' a IHfJj tnecr i work wouders wiO“ this g 1 it.' a i t i„i: ~. Ti e k t _ly <i. - ib< s a method by which ! 0 a l , t . I' ' :: uU-l. 1 l»ky lion er. A: ' ■! I y winch to cud ail unnatural ■ •.. To rvoHstw-is, of sJlfwantj'AL, de- . pon . . ,A--. To. •a j ■’-1 m. r'worn nature for i net *#.i- -.rfi nu. 1 ViwSKC •" To < forevtr < i.'ects < t < ■. -ewes,overwork, -.•or: •. • . "• '' ' To > • ■ full Ftrencth, development and tone loe' , , C . t.l-sl' »of thu bo'l.y,_- At ’• » b Failure ; .pc -fblc. Two ■.hoc. ! r . ■ < - . t' C Ti e . v ; -r..' " ■ und ecicntiflc, .••selesa •<«-■ -• O’dvye. iti , i..V::.u:fWi V 6 Aieu*"’ inly wr a need it. c At i - tuan, w.;,., y., 1 n;.jmod -to nocm H< ■vW •:. *\Vell,l t li . that'-f M tltifß one I'll •iwvcr lorn l 1,1 u > ‘LrblX 'l with jov. L -.van <iM • :, vr- evrt- .bt rriwi t I tliemthV. old sol) .J*... I<w *t-D 'erdftv, ; f*iv nr'vk • was b- r-i t - . V. f y <!i iu’t yorr t'flr'nur when r first 1 would find way?” »»»>•• And andWdr ibjtfij «■ .ne-’ “If ton '•X-tip'-Tu cartd ud-cf a t ny feet it wor.ld nt. bring >UW|» ciaiin.■- i:ito ■ life as youiwettbodTt3* Wbrfe.” Vrtte to4toe’®Hre MEDICAL CQllEtiY, Buffalo, *-Y and ti-k for the littleAwitk , railed ••• lAjiaMiTE-WAXIIOiH).’’ JtjTtTfc ‘ ♦his na penjii id. ibe eom pa n y nn MfMB-Tb ' the boo it, in sealed enwlordV-iut trout atiy ut.i 1 . entirely free, until it is well - .!■ j x 23rd Ga. i T.e survivors of the 23rd R -gt. Git.'Volunteers will liof'l at Marietta, Ga. on Wiuli>es’'Uv ‘ he sth day bf Angus ,Al 4‘ it of tin- commun'd tire ; d (|u< sn <| p> af'-ml. ’lii'e ’• PWV. & A a t<l M. A- N. Ga R. ’R!< Mill give i "’iict-tl n'it. . . v , »it R. E. h;. ( '.llO!ii 1 Jeum. . .• 4 “|<J * ’.f K STATE SIFTINGS, - .t movi-mfiit ik fqot>to organiztyi tyasi lyind, among thp whites ih Darien'.' Five men havo been killed on [ the dummy line in Milledgeville since it was built in 18$8. . (i Col. c. P. Goadyear i« agAm at work dredging and blasting out the outer bar at Brunswick har bor. A company has been organiz 'd with sufficient capitol t<» s art land operate’tt large she* factory.! B at AtlMHiS.’ " J Ngsbitt. state cultural I'omniissio’.ier. strsingiv • t ■' ■ ’ . ■ ■ . ~ taviiis, >e:piiug % a gooit exhibit trniH..(.> •i.»rgia,.to the Nosbyille ecu ! _t VlUjii.il,, q , ■ .... • ’ , J i’jHsident SimOn Baer of t-he Eden Park Cotton Mills in Fulton | icoiiuty. is prepari'-.g't'i' have 'the , plant ivbiiilt at ’onC'4. • ' f i A number of mehi from. Fitzgr- I rfld tire engaged In pu ting up the telegraph wire betw mi that city and liftbii. doi‘. ft, it. Blood, .quexof Bos ton’s oldest and most highly re spected citizens, died there on the 17tb instant,-he was in bis Sothw'year; -v'- 1 : . *. • • Morgan county.is now in the throws of erne of the - most bitter 1 and hotiy contested Prohibition campaigns ever waged in Geqr- » Y - '* The-Red Men Home of Georgia located at'Austell.-.is to'he ready oftcupuncy March 1. It wil] have room for 25(k or phans, with the ..U'edCessary. • class I rooms, etc. I , .■' ” 4 . ‘ ' ‘ Lightning s' ruck atr.ee al Ebon ezer chureh4n-Hrrnfey county, I some -dayßvagin filling a hoi-se tftid knocking senseless'Pom Skide,.t,he ! Ifi-vear old son of.l.’Z. Slade. , 4 ’ ; ” .At^Americns. a fisher nan s hook caught somethingJwayy iu;Muc- ; , kale creek. It*,proved ..to be a package of jewelry stolen., from a drummer o\(jr a year/igo, ' «■ Great are ’in pro gress for tire * celebrAfidrt of Labor day, the fibst Motivlay in Septem- ? I be/, m Atlanta. It is S»hd “that ■ 5,909 bout fi’lc avoVkifi’g'tnen wit 1 < ] take paVt ifiithe parade. * 1 . ’. ..-. ■ j : At AtliensJjiJlnf.Ju.w.i*h syna gogue,, on Symiay,..J uly 20,- there will he memorial exercises in hon or of the tnomory ,df Moses Myers ford’irtv years head Os the Jewish | cortgTegation Vil th'a't 'city. A syndicate of Chicago capital ists, headed by John Heckje. J. M. Gree.u'and E. A. Wingate, has, purchased a'tract of land near Augusta and will locate a colony >flear Americus- • ■. : ku—l ; Fall >'T And Son Mau Die Williamsport, July 20. —Whilo 'aiding.-,a bipyele in quest of a doc htiur to attend bis son, Jessie Mor gan vas thrown to’the ground at Picture Recks and received ihj < juries that will prove fatgl his skill] ' i being fractured. Thi ; ’ Goy's injuries will also I I prove serious. He fell from a tree, ?fl*i<gh(lng’oil the upturned legs of a table'. ' •—-s r-Lw-'*' '' ’ Few people know that all plant , cantftiif*digeStivfe jirinciples. They iT'miiot absorb theft food until, it is digested any snore than annuals fr o '* > • • ' !' can . The Mount' Lebanon Shakers ’Tfave leaned the art of extracting jUid ul'iliz'iil'g'tfiese'digestjve prii.- • vjples’,' and it'i's'f'f this reason {hat litVir Shaker Digestive Cordial , is m-etifig’w ifhVlVch pnenomehal sm <wss in the treatment o? dyspepsia [ '‘l'iie Shafts Digestive Cordial only . ‘<^Vitaiift iodd' itiTeady (digested, 1” ut i alos contains digestive principles ;Avhich aicf the' 'digestion of other uPbdj'that may* lie batch with it. A bbnt sahiple bottle will be -jiflicieitt t(V ttemdstrale its value, ■'•('nd we suggest that every suffering make a trial .of ; it, Amy lyJ'Uggist cal^s'u'pply i{. J '' I■, 1 ■, ’• w- :> . ..Jaso! is ~the .best medicine sot ■ ’’iijdren. Docfore,recommend it in oLCaatvJ.Oil.i. ■ ' ■•- I ■A .. . { ' 't 1 . ■ HUSTi-gR -OF ROM £ THURSDAY ' 23 -1898. NEWSY NOTES The Sanford Na'ional Bank, of tjani’ord,-Me ; capital. sso,o9o’has lren-authonizetl« to begin’ business. « I It is thoughtlhat a quarrel with he's lover caused Mrs . Alice Gray, of Brooklyn, N Y., to commit suicide. Owing, to the. absence iu the Maine woods of Dr. Ci I Gy, an im portant witness, the John Stetson , will contest had to be postponed 1 again in Boston .. j • The Presidenr. h to I 1 ife imprisoipneiit. the (GaDi seii < teuce- (>• .'■lll’ll'. Bell, of Yexn's, .and LViin I hiW.s i E'.n ior Hick mao,' young n'dian 1" ■ ' „ -c At his recent visit 1 o ibe l'n'- vorsMw <)' 0..' icago mssv** - th* Yew Y<>ik Tribu Joim D R k ■•’••;ter \ mad •;i i adurt'a*, in’he <o:r<e pot” which he t’u'r'tfed trie j ’/T.' reatiy ■on his aiid ence. He was referring to the money he had given to the -lliaversity, afM then remarked: “It is but the j be^Hinine L ‘J™\v.bAn he was interrupted by frantic and long c.iThthiued applause, as every body supposed that Jrb*Ayas about to anrtpumfb tpor< j contributions . AfteF- the a]i|^aust j had ended, howfiver., he continued thus : “And you ai’e going 'on to finish the worlf. ” ' '?> 4. Dr. BerliUon, thueiiiinent French Dhvsiciirh. Im? prvv Tr hy experiments tWt*kleptomania can be ea'ilycured by hypnotic sug gestion. ... ■ M Xb HINDERC Qi V? NS TWtenly rar- Cure sot Corns.Stopa all pain. Mak- s 'umlkint easy. 15c. at Druggists. H"““ PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM Clearisea and beautifies the hair FroinoWg a loxuriapt . growth- Norer Fails to Brfrtore' Gray Hair to its Youthful Color. Cures flcalff ifc hair falling, 50e, ard sl.l*o at Druggists ryu h« 8 ladtcet'tion* PaiYlfol Hl>* r D <rt any kind uso PACKER’S GINGER TONIC. Many who were hopo >id djecouiuged health by its use. Not one part but every part of HIRES Rootbeer lends toward making it the perfect temperance and healthgiving drink. Made only by The Charles E. Hires Co., Philadelphia. ▲ 25c. package makes gallons. Sold everywhere, - . » —*r - •*«'>«« JEVSYj. OItYVDeEO, by able business mai. vitli'largfc acquaintance I aii'l hiithjMSC rel(B>-iiwe» to Act as manager, bme selling agent and represent manufacturer, Sou - h or Wfjt, Moderate compeosation and commis sion. Corsrespondeuee golici ed. Address, e Way to Fix it,” r n Deacon wlien planning a \ .hat couldn't break down, "is J .■ the w> qkest spot as strong as t.” This is .(OHNsox’si oxna Plasters u to the hn man vehicle. They touch the weak, sore, aching, tender spots, and make F x thei’i »tron<i as tJ.e rest. See the lied T \ Cross on the plaster—the ifigu xi£ gen- \ S tunwoess and merit. V JOHNSON ft TCT'WC'AJK, $ >. Manufacturing C!i-!nu«te.Nl|. •,-,« . .*(> , I • ■ lv si ' 1 f-r-.”—-7-3-rr- (> “ r c j • '.o Book OFd ■ 1 Kor 1« > i LB ES \v A <4<l . <“ • ! T 1 ’ >J " 1u " " v j »V 0m0.,»>.’, /./ SM. . ••• < '■ r r.!ii.-t 1 on iodo w. An 1 • ' f ■ * ’ ' viu M -fiCd' If I Rai Al lA • ♦ ’•’ ' - ’ ’•♦- ' f <I j < 4 IAT-*• W. , .D.«\ ♦ • ./•>'/»! .Ou ¥ •4. -O. • *<. .■/•'•/ (*» •. / 4I l iK :■’♦ IS BT.A* MU-* -r.:f.’uX ' • Atia : wilil lilova-leV' A'l'so;' J -IW.* ia- , C > | MUTINY ANQ.JVIWR. • Evidence Comirtg M uh The Hor rible Case al Nihfax. ' Halifax; July’ 2ft.—The crowds i i that have surrounded the police , - station hvie since yesterday, when : the crew of the Robert B? Full<r .{were taken into custoday, were to -be Been there again early' this ‘morning, and during the foronofin the excitement of yesterday was p unabated. From incidents that have dbftie to ligh’ since v.sterdav, the ’pos ' aihility that a (-llmatured'pl&n to ' ieeize.'thfi ship ami sAii it to the (fj ■. buns lin'd been completed before ' the 'Vessel nitiled from Boston seems well founded. If has been learmAl that Monks, ’' the passenger on b.-aid the Robert ► 8.. Fuller, received u direct 'niti matiou that hb - • had Better 1 iiot Jia.ike liis pro[x»sed trip on that I warning -came from -the mate is ■ knot known. :; There are manty, rtfi the’ other i hand, who think that the triple 1p in aider' was merely *the Outcomfe -of a drunken attack to assault the t wife of the captain, which invblved ■ ' the killing of her husband, her ’ ' protectcr, and the second mate, ' ; who must have been the witness of ' j the captain’s murder, and then the killing of the woman herselL • ‘ ~ i CURRENT TOPlt S • , a * I _ 0 t - The Prince of Wales is having a -i picture phinted which shows the { tavtoleaders, Persimmon and St. . Frusquin, within a stride oft! e I winning post,'with the remainder ‘ lof the field scattered iir a length- i ening trail. At the request of the Hungarian < GoVernfnent the Agricultural Con gress, which wi ll meet at Budapest { on September 17 next, will discuss ! the questions ot the establishment • of*k silver currency, the desira ; bility o's an international agree , ment and the ratio of the metals. .■ There seems to a revival ,ot’ I,Byzantine architecture in Europe. ■ liqFraiice several splendid church ies in this peculiar and imposing I style are in process of. construe-, Jtioa, among them4he great basil . lica^.otjMontniatte; the Catholic i CathedpaLin London will .be in 1 1 . i the same .style, and m Antwerp a new church in Byzantine arch,. 1 Iteclure is rising rapidly, the whole interior of which will b» most -elaborately decoratedwith magmf , ic nt mosaics. , I The Ejiworth Herald says that la teacher was recently hearing' a i class in the infant Sunday school {room, and was having her scholars l finish each sentence to show that ..they understood her. “The idol j had eyes,” she said, “but it {couldn’t” —“See!” cried the chil dren. “It had ears, but it couldn’t” i*-"Hear,” was the answer. “‘lt { .JIKi 1 lips.” went on the teacher, it couldn’t’" —‘‘Speak,’’once njjore repeated the class. “It had a pilose, but it couldn’t"—“Wipe ut!'’ shouted the children. And ■'the lesson had to stop a mpinent ' fin-the teacher to 'recover ’ her comp sure. ! ’ L-’e Burrough is a candidate for te-election for sheriff of Bartow i county. Purify your blond with Sgrsaparil la. which will give you an appetite, tone your stomach and strengthen your nerves. , Capt Kirkpatric was' in tn sen 4 -Line a few minutes this morning I and ask* < Jo HW'bfeiim | irn* liic I't‘hat he'will send au. excursion s'teamHf tfofrii' tlfe fix he*xf Sun (lay, typm R-omo to Livwgston and’ , thus enabling eypryliody, who wantk to" attend the annual ■i SLigiirtf t>onve»itidn : ,a'ti 'Opfiftiifii'ty 1 tu'’ do,. ,s ).,• ./I Up. st uiuyier ;! .w-i-il • ’•leave her .wharf on the Etbwa’li'l’r’iMhptly tit s 8 ,r o’cfidfrk!' j rouinjj} dr?|f l .tefa of '?-> • Ciipt. Ykirkpllric asks me to sug- «<M •>;] t- ' '/'■>! ’ I’.O? fgest that if those who want to go, dbWn Sftftrrdav xVi’ll 'cliWi tO- J gather’ill' ''¥trWgfh’ ; he"’ wjij riiH’th'* boatndDwn wild r/furuT i,a wp Reatfl winking. * i CLEANLINESS IS NEXT TOr- s GODLINESS *• ■ * * • 1 ■ 3 , To attainor ra.her peihapa maintain' ‘ this condition you must have good SOAP ■!■ JERVIS & WRIGHT 1 1- an eiegant lin 2 of toilet SOAPS just re- >'ceived. C ill und be convinced. JERVIS & WRIGHT Druggists. t ■ f ■ . . < . t ;Cor. Broad St., A’sth. Avm. - ■ - ■■- •:: Rouie. % org L e Theyiill Prescriptions, ■ s —_____ r 1 IWtrt pigh grades. J; ’ ln ' They embody more points of genuine merit than any other wh ’-l» I { made. "No other machine stands so high in the estini'atidn of cyclists 1 | because Waverlya are built on honest value lines, and purchasers iv- • oeive full value foi the investment. Buy,a Waverly and you will neve? e ashamed of your mount. Siade By j • - INDIANA BICYCLE CO., Indianapolis,Jud. 1 -V s MOGRE & PROCTOR, Agent. e hra ——l 8 J , : Itlctil Kciilwiiy N Bicycli SIO,OOO COMBINATION POLICY. Benefits Paid For Ord nary Accidents. 4 $5,000 Death by Accident. , , Loss ot Hand and Foot. , , , , of Both Hands. * • ' , , , , of Both Feet. , , , . of Both Eyes. 2.500 Loss of Right Hand or Either Foot. I 1,250 , , of Left Hai'd. ■ ’650 , , of One Eye .. 2.500 Permanent Total Disability. < 1 •" ’ ‘ 25 Weekly I >deinnity; (52 weeks.) ' ♦ ■c ■- m OR * ■- * •• ‘ “ - If injuries are received while actualy travel ’ ing as a passenger IN or ON a passenger con veyance using steam, cables or electricity as‘u ' motive power, OR while riding a BICYCLc jfor business, pleasure or recreation. The fol tj lowing benefits will be paid. -440,000 Death by Accident. , , Loss of Hand and Foot. , , n n Both Hands. , , 3 f ofh Feet. ] , > < n Both Eyefj. 9 2,500 oi Right Hand or Either Foot. ‘ 1,250 ‘ Left Hand. II 1,000 of One'Eye. t '2,500 Permanent Total Disability. 50 Weekly Tdemnity, (52 weeks ■) . Policies provide indemnity for partial as Wf as total disability. PAYMENTS; Annual $25,C0 ’ Q uarterly, 7,0 C I ’ —■ • : ' , r ... F. 3. EVAjIS & CO., Auen is. 327^b/o ad, 3a;e'et Rome Ga. z ' »*■ g RlPMfel. G « 5 '' & d’-- ■. S ?!» I Fy-fniture and Bicycles M " or address r , • •’j ,. j ’ TACK.O’REAR | Roffleliiti'dlMn'Association 'troUrOFWC, ROME GOHGIA, "d I » Ift >t,e * i nf . ■•- 1 •. , • »• f '*« f ’' k. 325, p road Street. .A Nafippal Loan ompany ’ Purely Mutual, 'Safe Investment and • ' Good-;Brof;t, Wade by Small ;i .. ■ ’ > Iflonbhiy Payments. 1 L'. &(.; ’ •"’■•■ - ViHFiWRb.. : "PWsfdetft. " t ,’ '* L A d. sfobito, L 4 ec’t,y A .■' >«ha’l,. -I dgfrvw Vico IL‘ ILp’oHes I ,’FgE„
