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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 9, 1897)
SEVEN TH YEAR Smoke “Warters E< ri Good”, the b?st on the nr arke’. For sale by all dealers, ask for it. 2s bungfs fleet BOTHERF3 jerrib e loss nt Life in t tie Storm THE KILLED UNO INJURED S iloßs Dashed to Death and Others InjukED. Big Loss to Shsps. Those Yilled No Biz ckade. Charleston, S. C., Feb. 9.—Ad miral Bunce’s trip from Hampton Roads to < harleslon bar, with the flagship New York, the bat'leship Maine, the cruiser Columbia, tin monitor AmphltrP/ 4 and the cruis er Marb ehead harvest Uncle Sam the lives of four men, injuries to eight others and jus’ ho., many dollars in damages to the shij s is not know n. The ba'tie ship Maine los’ : Leonard C. K gel appren ice, second class, dashed to death against t rrets and body lost in the sea. John Brown, seaman, washed overboard and drowned; body lost. Alexander B. Nelson, private in Ui ited States marine, washed over board and drew neo ; body lost. The cruiser Marb ehead lost : Shawhart, ship’s c»rpenter, dashed to death by heavy sea ; I o ly caught. The injure'., are seven of ’he car penters’ gang, who were at work 0 11 the sea anchor with Shawhari and were dashed against the iron superstructure end and were all more or less hurt. Their names are: Blacksmith Dennis Ryan. Shipwright Charles Osborne. Apprentice Scanlan. Apprentice Wilson. Aypren’me Regan. Plumber Hickey. Boatswain William Anderson. The New York, ( olumlia, Am phitrite ami the Mam were off the coast below Hatteras and about I >rty mi es out when the stoirn megan to gather Friday nigt. The [admiral signalled from the New p ork lor the ships to stand to gether. W hen morning came the Maine "as sighted and spoken. The bat tleship, it is believed, had tie most trying experience of the fleet. Friday nignt an apprentice, Kogel, was struck hv a terrible sea and his life dashed < ut. The rush ing w iters carried his body over hoard. Two men jumped after him he was being carried away. 1 hey were Seaman John Brovyn and the marine, Alexander Nelson. In frying to save the man they h' a| their own lives, for they, t< o, "‘re carried oi t into the moun tains of water. Charley Hassel was "’aslisit oveabcard at the sane! time. When these men went overboard [William J. C ree'man, a landsman, Rs standing on the poi p deck. R W - HI Mult® POWDER Absolutely Pure. ir d' e '' rate l r >r ' tS t ’ reac l-twenin[i atreng-li i ey healthfulness. Assures the food against | on and all for,, s of adulteration common J»e brands. ROYAL BAKING POWDER s O .Nc.W YoKK. ’HE 'll SU CH OF HOME. 11l mW ' n i, > ■,, I !„•>< ~1 R < ,gp | | 11 ul 11 > „ b\ . t mi urn ii di v etl ovt f I lie s'd> s i.uu si ink 'Ui io save I hin .lii 11 <• niin t in., i «,i lil< ib" \i- I <i i ( , I, 11, in ii <.Vt-r. j L mI , n ii . | |, ( | tJ . Brow n, | N »ii i < R'.f.! 1 i is. |i, iii <-d and l !•»* 1 ’> l '■ * ■• i ii iH w>. - 1 ruyg.mg : tar 11 ii i. t I u \ n.n i,h< <1 for I him in > i hii li m:. i u leached | h 111 Hi i iiih D' m,Vi- ii s hf . i nhi-v, ir i i tigbi mound ii ILe ri»> in i.iiti a Hiii in at low fcleu li i.m >• nr' ■ ru. Naval ad G .taidi was pit m comm 1,, w.u. i-ix men. The boat g- l i iiiy a e.r yards from the Hup wi.i ti s-lii- wa.- v vei urned ami m-\hi ii me ini-n were in the Wntc . 1 hey wr-iw all rescued >'lth ilie 'll.is. aid Harrr-l auU Cree • min., cunt i g lo the m e buoy, wem picstil up. I lie iiiel’oal was lost. a- Weir- iso s vera l o h rs of the snip » oiials. wh ch w« re lorn from hr'ir pl c«-s I \ li ;-vy teas. Fowler Las'; Disims- fl ’1 lo- tan- i,t Fi win, alias Falk, tor lur.-in v<,.- o rmi-std on de murreis n> ciipi-rior (Jniii t y ester d ay. He will probab y ha e to ans wer be o.e the U lied Slates Court. A mush.in iu y ne crazy as a loon, Hi dy -t ie n man o' sound judgt-i'iw-ol - •> rJrTaffjM r*-'i- 'AS? ■E y »fir BBT WTWh iky mamma used Wool 80aph>, mlu.i WOOLENS WOT SHRINK if Wool fAonp 'fs ‘ the laundrv. fn the eleansintfof winter blankets.tlunnefs and a.I) wool iabriit before storing lor the s*»asoa The valued' WOOL SOAP is Inestimable. Washes silks, laces and all summer lubriiw without injury. UquaUy valuable for bath, household and general laundry purj -Hold by aU dealers. r; P '‘'■hodde & Co., Makers, Cheapo. 1 ecnaad Boston.* •yzo/ 4ia/v "6p/g ‘J " del Kpsay ’(TMOM 3HI - e •j| inotßiM aq Xjjunoo siq mou>[ oi soqsi/A oqm utopotuy on ■ssaaaav anv Oi un aiVdXSOd c= —’ ( mwop poftoq oouojojoj V ■aainboj uro a3pO|MOUS| u«tunq itqi an[«A }0 joej Kjoah ’papd -uioo XpnunooE uoipop [«uuap . -jsojj oqi }0 sqnsaj aq£ -sajeis paijufj aqi jo XJOistq [Wjupd pu« [toiisii«is HJ_3IdWOO V SOIdOX OOS’L ‘S2OWd oousray pjvpims sw, T fctu noK uoijsanb Xue nwsue ||im l| o © \\ ° •% V *• • • aoj • 1 *‘ VIQ3dOI3A3N3 GNtf i 3VNWWIV GIHOM HOME GE )RCIA. TUESDAY EVENING FEBRU KY 9 1897 SUBCLASS I BRFAK GLASS i One Buioiaiu and an Cther Attfiupi Last N’CJht. j GOT NO WHISKY. I W J. Satterfiki d s Saloon R<>b • BED AND AN ATTEMPT MADE To Enter W. D JuHnson’s Store in 4th Ward. Burglais bn ke the glass d' or of W . J. Satterfield’s Opera Saloon last night and entered through the opening thus made. Their haul only amounted to about S4O- I saw Mr. Satterfield and he said that so tar he had no’ discov-* ered the loss of any whiskey but that the burglars had taken two revolvers, a gold watch and $3.70 from the cash drawer. Beyond that he kuew nothing. Mr. Erding, who lives a couple of door- below tiieeal on says th t he heard a noise about 4 o’clock this morning. It sounded I'ke breaking glass and the suppo s j. tion is that it was the time the depredation was committed. over at Johnson’s. Ihe attempt t<> break into W. D. Johnson’- store in the Fourth Ward was made about 12:10 a. m. I saw Mrs. Johnson who first heard the aoiee. She says 'hat she heard some one walk out into the street, then come back on the sidewalk. Then the party step ped up on the little raised walk hi front "f the store and 'he crash of falling glass followed. Fhe a woke her husband who called out and started down stairs. The man left and stood in front •f Burkhalter’s for a full minute, then s art'd across the bridge to ■ tfhe city. A man who crossed the bridge nipt h.ai bu’ n 4 kuowingof rr.vi trouble did not pay any especial attention to him further than to remark that he was white and had a little cog with him. t It is believed the same man c«m mi’ted the two depreda ions and as there is a‘clew to work bn, the police have eye y chance of f rret ing out the man. Oldest Subscribe! on Record Mrs. Sus in Toler ncently di c d at her home in New Kert coun y, Virginia at tLm age of 93 She had been a regul r subscri der to the Religious Hera d for 68 years and a memln rof th-j Baptist Church for 67 yea s. She had remarKube ejesight. Are You | Thin? Look about you! See for yourself! Who suffer most from sleeplessness, nervousness, nervous dyspepsia, neuralgia, despondency, general weak ness? Who arc on the edge of nervous prostration ail the time? Thore who are thin, Opium, chloral, bromides, headache powders, only make matters worse. Iron and bit- B ters are only stimulants. To n be cured, and cured for good, $ you need a fat-making food. You want new blood, rich blood; and a strong nerve- | tO SCOTT’S EMULSION of | Cod-liver Oil with Hypophos- g phites is all this. It feeds the | tissues, makes rich blood, and ■ strengthens the nerves. g Book about it free for the asking. g For sale by all druggists at 50c. and K SI.OO. g SCOTT A BOWNE, New York. M ' uev-r u«ing glasses. She was »n , aunt of Mi. M F Govan, of this city. Drowns Herself and Babes i Big Timber, Mont., Feb. 9. The wife of John Cor iast even ing threw her three children into the Yellowst.on- river and then i jumped in after them Ail were drowned and the bodies have not yet beer, recovered. The cau-*? of the tragedy ’s s<-id to be domestic unha ppi cos. I’fie three cl ioi■ n were nr. r two Rears rtf ag . two being twins. HOW s i IMS? W offer Orm Hundred Follars Reward for any case of Catarah that can not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. E.J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, O. We the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 y ars, i and believe him perfectly honorai b e in all businesstransaction and financially able to carry out any obligations made by the firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Drug gists, Toledo. O. Walding K'nnao <fc Marvin-! Wholesale Druggists. '1 oiedo,Ohio. Hull’s Catarrh Cure is taken in terualiy acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Prie« 75c. per bottle. Sold ; by all D iUgg+sts.Testimo'ioale free ! Hall’s Family Pills are the host sure Cure For Fils. s New remedy f>y » practising physician positive y cures Fits,' fcpil'tpsy, etc. Treati-e an t sum-j p!6 bottle free. Dr. H. Herr, 331, East 83d St. . New York. ....... SCORED Miss Antique—“Dn’t you think my portrait is good?" Miss Caustic —“ I’uo good to be true.” tae Business College , , . I t '»! ' * ' ,;’V ’ > . a Attend the Night Classes in Writing, Spelling, ’j - i Commercial Arithmetic and Book-keeging a' Rome Business College. Rates of 1u tion $3 to < V o'Ti » 1 -» r ■ $6 per. mo. H. S. Shockley, Prin. Mr Hl ■mlß'W' L I ®!Mw [Wwofwji I j iS™ IM 11 li iftßa ft H ill- • ll— » i rTSSa t ' VlfWiiL l!lil|; HHi uII I i B - -SLUJL,Jag - J ' '" u I ''' j I GRANDJURY [The Several R comendation Then Contain SOME GOOD POINTS Each Department js Dealt M’iih Sepakatly. Every thing in Good Condition. Changes Should re. TO'IHE HONORABLE W M. HENRY, I Judge oi the Superior Court of Floyd County, Georg’a: We, the Grand Jurors chosen I • and sworn for t’ne January Term ot the Superior Court of Floyd Ccun ty, 1897. respectfully submit the followii g Presentments aid lie commeiidatious: public biuldinds: W- fil'd the court house needs some repairs, to-wil, the plastering has fallen off in several places; the m io stairway needs to Be re paired ; several leaks appear in the roof; the va 'ey on the West end of ’lie court house ne»ds to be re tailed. 'These repairs should be made at once- The shutters to m in d<>ws in heClerk‘sa"d Ordinary's . ffices cannot < ()i»vr-ntr nt 1 y be clos-d. and sh< uld be repaired. We recommend that a door be cut be tween the School Commissioner s room aijd the ro< m and that.the said room be put in harge ol the School Cornini*M 'ti er, wit ’ th 4 recommendation ’bat he vacate thi- r -om wtienev-r it is needed for a jury room. We recom mend that the steam pipe and ra diatof-i Fi • repaired and the' pipes IOCENTS A WEEK (Covered wi’h as estus where it is necessary to preserve the heat. We find tlw jail in fair condition; al- I so the alms house. JAIL. We find the jail neatly and se curely kept. Th re are sixteen in mat s: six while and ten colored: all males. The garoen is Badly in need < f repair. We reccomiMend the building of a p ank fence in the rear and a picket fence in front. We ree.omD'eiid that the Sheriff be furnished with a better grade of coal for use at the jail. We find a cap on a sewer pipe needs to be repaired. ’ chain gang. We fit d 42 convicts in the Coun ty Chain ga’g- 13 whites, ail males. 27 Colored Males and 2 Colored Females. They are all able for duty excep ing one who is slightly ill The buildings at Campare ingoodcondition. Wefiuil 23 mules all in good condition. 12 wagons all in good repair ex cepting one, 13 hogs in fire con dition. We reccomend that 2 cheap saddles be bought or the use of the convict camp. alms house We find twenty-two ii.ma’ee; all in good condition ; every thing nat and clean. We find the farm is lu ing neglected and i° bf ing damaged by washes, the dit ches are not being properly open ed. We find two old mules and five head of ca'tle. We recco tnend that the keeper be requited to raise on the farm more poia- Jowe, pe«B,turnips, beets, unions, etc. EXPERT ACCOUNTANT 'The last Grind Jury appointed Foster Harper to make a thorough examination of ail the books, re- (CONTINUED ON THIRD PAGE.)
