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walked along the extended bed, look ing down with interested appreciation of the various good points of the ba- bies. "A very presentable lot" she said aloud. as she reached the last one. Then she turned back and took up one on whose card, tackled to the wall above his head, was written, Baby Sullivan, boy, 12 pounds" <"
 'sIt isn't according to textbooks to take you up, Baby Sullivan she said softly, as she lifted him, carefully wrapping his blanket around him, but you will sit in the rocking-chair be- fore the grate with me for few min utes, won't you? Without getting the collie, please"
 And she sat before the fire, humming softly to little Sullivan, Mrs. Fenn came in.
 Doctor" she said, "that Mary Sul- livan wants her baby awful bad"
 Did you tell her it wasn't feeding time yet? We can't break through the rules, Mrs. Fenn."
 q know it." said Mrs. Fenn. "and l did say to her, Mary Sullivan, if you get your baby out of regular hours every woman in these wards will be wanting hers, and then what mess we shall be in'-but she kept on say ing for me to ask you. I wouldn't have done it under ordinary circum- stances, but Mary hasn't ever wanted heCs before-20 minutes out of every two hours seemed more than enough for her. She hasn't taken to him at all, you know, and some way l hated to set down on her the first time she's shown any real interest. Her three weeks is up tomorrow, and I'd sort of like to have her think well of him before she goes out"
 T see how you feel" said the doc tor, thoughtfully, but there's the precedent, Mrs. Fenn. It is really much better for them to be here where we can regulate the heat and ventilation accurately, and, as you say, if Mary has hers all the rest will want theirs"
 But she is all by herself in the small conyalescent ward" the nurse said, eagerly; there weren't any others quite ready to be moved in yet"
 She was a mother herself, and the plea of the woman. who up to this time had borne herself so harshly to- ward her child, had touched her, so she resorted to strategy to gain her point.
 "Of course she said, apologetically, i've all know you like to do things nice and systematic, just the way Dr.
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THE GATES OF THE CHURCH OF THE HOLY sEPuLcHRE

Emperor William should desire to un-
 dertake the trip to Palestine, yet there
 are many who regret that his Zion ism" should have led him to permit his
 wife to accompany him on the jour ney, and among superstitious people
 much apprehension is felt and ex- pressed in connection with the sub ject. For it is a strange peculiarity that hardly any royal couple have ever visited Jerusalem together with out being shortly afterward over taken by misfortune. Only eighteen months ago the visit of the Archduke and Archduchess Charles Louis of Aus tria was followed by the sudden death
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pold of Belgium, the empress of Aus tria, the crown princess of Sweden, King Oscar, the crown prince of Italy and Prince Henry of Prussia have all been able to visit Palestine without be- ing oYertaken by subsequent misfor- tune.
 It may be questioned whether it is purely q spirit of religious devotion that leads royal personages to jour- ney to the Holy Land and there are reasons for believing that the Zion ism of the crowned heads and of their families is prompted by other senti- ments than those of mere piety. For, speaking of them as class, the
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ing his stay in the holy city. As mat ter of fact, England as well as Egypt intends to swell the pomp and cere- mony by dispatehing portion of the English-Egyptian hosts from Khar- toum and possibly with few hundred prisoners in chains, to show the kaiser how Dervish looks in captivity.
 The kaiser's main and solitary ob- ject of this journey is to preside over the ceremony of consecration of new Lutheran church, built on a site given by the sultan to the late Emperor Frederick while he was still crown prince, on the occasion of his visit to the Holy Land.
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Copyright. 1898.

After leaving Jerusalem the kaiser and his consort propose to journey overland via Mount Sinai to Egypt, in response to an invitation from the khedive, and the resources of the Turkish government will be taxed to the utmost to prevent any untoward incident happening to the imperial pilgrims, such as, for instance, attack and capture by marauding Bedouin tribes. It is difficult to conceive the eonsternation which would ensue were the German emperor and empress to be carried off by some such tribes as
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OF PURITAN EXTRACTloN
By KATHERINE BATES.


All the temperatures taken? Anv- thing unusua1?' asked the interne in charge. of the baby wards in small New England hospital, as she met the head nurse in the hail.
 No, no fever anywhere, and alI's as quiet as can be-babies asleep, too Mrs. Fenn answered. She sighed as she added: q do wish new patient would come in; this stiffness makes me sort of blue, especially now, when it isn't quite dark enough to light up. and yet is too dark to see to do any thing"
 Tt is gloomy" the doctor agreed. pausing by the window of the hall where they stood. The wind shook tbe sash, and the doctor shivered as ale noted the rain drops blown here and there, showing plainly againec the dark outline of the pine 4ees be- tween the Maternity cottage and the main building of the hospital. The hall, with it's small oSk settee and one straight chair, locked almost as cold and bare as tbe limbs of the leaf less elm just outside the window, and the doctor, after another word of in- quiry, hurried across it to the warm nursery.
 The nurse looked after her with an amused smile. When there is any thing going on she's dreadfu1ly scien- tifc = Massachusettsy as anybody could be, but let lul1 come and she's as easy-going and as taken-up with nothing as Dr. Jones herself" she thought.
 All was quiet in the nursery; many of the babies were asleep, and there was no sound but the soft breathing, and the gentle chuck one of the little white bundles gave as it contentedly sucked its thumb. They lay in trim array on the couch, which ran around three sides of the room, their heads to the wall, each mite in the exact cen ter of the space allotted to it. and the doctor nodded approringly as she ran her eye over them.
 That probationer keeps them in good order," she thought, as she
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of her widowhood.she was on the point of proceeding thither with her friend and spiritual adviser, the late Dean Stanley, as cicerone. But the time for and such tour has long since passed away, and her majesty is too far ad- vanced in years and too infrm to be able to put into execution project which she has nurtured in her heart since the days of her early girlhood. True, there are all sorts of facilities to-day for getting to Jerusalem which were not in existence twenty and thir- ty years ago.
 While no one need feel surprised that
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among u anointed of the Lord His poef imagination has contrib uted many surprises to eontemporane- ous history, but this trick is likely to surpass and excel every other attempt at magnifcenee and pieturesqueness.
 The lively imagination of this inn perial manager has left nothing to
 chance. German discipline is to char acterize every part of the programme, down to the hour when William II. will exchange his tourist dress for the full royal rig, and in complete war
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these in the interior of Arabia, and held for ransom. The allegiance of these tribes to the sultan is purely nominal, and in their rocky fastnesses, which can be reached only by weeks of eamel-baek travel through waterless deserts, they are practically secure from attack or punishment.
 It is no secret in English court cir eles that it has been the one dream of Queen Yietoria's life to undertake q pilgrimage to the Holy Land, and at one moment during the early years
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10

H. c. Dubois, who bought the saloon business of Chas Neebitt, opened on Tuesday in Mir Nesbitt's new building adjoining bis former quarters. When the interior decorations are finished the resort will be one of tie finest in town. An addition is being built, 20x26 feet, to bs occupied as restaurant, and with card rooms partitioned of A brick warehouse and kitchen will also be erected in the rear. Mir. Dubois evidently understands bow 10 eater to the public tastes, and he is ably assisted by Hirson Thomas. The gambling privileges of the house are retained by Chas Nesbitt
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10

A fine pyramid cake, made by Chas. Wighard, an adept in the confec- .ioner's art, is on exhibition in the window of the Old Dominion Conner. oial Go. In size, and beauty of decora- ton it would command attention in more pretentious communities than Globe. The cake is donated by Chas. Wighard, Eugene Middleton, Geo. ". P. Hunt, Wm. Whslley ard II. C.. Hitchcock, to Rescue Lodge, No. 12, and Sultans Rebekah Lodge, No. 5. l. o. o. F., to be rallied next Saturday, for the bensft of the Odd Fellows Home Fund. The object is 6 most worthy one to assist.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10
THE DEPOT SITE.

A matter of perhaps greater impor. tance to the business and property iu- terests of the town is the location of passenger and freight depot, and this appears to be happily solved. The surveyed line running northwest leaves Broad street opposite the Ken. yon residence and crosses the two blocks between Newton and Sycamore streets which were washed out by the memorable flood in February, 1891, and all the improvements thereon de- stroyed. Most of this ground is now in the bed of tie creek, and of no value. Much of it has reverted to the territory through the faiiure of former owners to pay taxes on it, and several others who retain title to ground there express willingness to deed it to the tailroad compatiy. By putting in piles or retaining wall along this DOT tion.of the line (which would be neces- sary in any event to protect the track all the intervening ground to Broad street can be filed in and will afford space for depot and yard of about 1000 feet in length and wide enough for three tracks The site is the best that could have been chosen, being only two blocks from the center of tue townsite and satisfactory, we think, to everyone having any interest in the matter. The stock yard and ground for conl, wood and lumber yards will be reserved for dealers who may desire to have yards there.
 PROTECTION TO BUSINESS PROPERTY.
 The line passing north on Pine street crosses Pinal creek again, diag- onally, just beyond Push street, in the rear of block 87. This block being low ground has suffered considerably in the past from high water, and aside from the breakwater built by T. 4. Pascoe there has never been any work of consequence done to protect it. In order to maintain the grade of the roadbed the railroad company will be required to build an embankment from the intersection of Mesquite aud Pioe streets (tbe Kinney corner) extending to the creek channel, and the bridge across the creek st this point will re- quirs strong abatments to con6ne the l ..--f
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10

Reports from the ranges in this county are not alike encouraging. Stock on the mountain ranges have wintered we'll, but in the low valleys and some portions of the range about Globe there have been losses, especially heavy in Upper Salt river valley. Geo. F. Shnte, W. T. Gam and E. & S. ". Kenton are the heaviest losers there. The per centnge of loss on Upper Salt river has been exaggerated, according to late reports, but unless rain comes soon, will reach the estimate made of 50 per cent.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10
PERSONAL.

 c. H. Mosher, representing Simmons Hardware company, of St. Louis, wes in town on Monday.
 c. s. Van Wagenen returned today from visit of several weeks with hi. family in Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Lucy Garrison. a very capable lady, is now filling the position of assistant in ths Globe postofiice.
 Miss Nellie Allen, who has been ab sent in Los Angeles for the past seven months attending the Occidental coi- lege, returned home last Friday.
 D. A. Carpenter, representing the El Paso Foundry & Machine Co.,, WAS here for several days this week, and placed several orders for machinery.
 Irving E. Bush, mining man from Montana arrived on Tuesday and went out to the Kasse- G. NJ. Co.'S camp to visit Mir. ana Mrs. Miles ". Gibbons.
 Messrs. A. c. James and Jas McLaiD, stockholders in the United Globe Mines, who with their wives were visitors here for five or six days, took their depart ore on Tuesday.
 Jos. Redmun hns been in town for several days from his ranch in the Sierra Ancha. He states that cattle in his vicinity have wintered very we'll and are In good condition.
 Prof. Jas Douglas, who has general supervision of the Phelps, Dodge X Co. mining interests in Arizona, has been here since last Friday, in consul tation with Superintendent E. II. Cook of the United Globe Mines.
 Ernest E. Shrine, travelling freight and passenger agent of the Southern Pacific company, arrived on Tuesday to solicit business for his road. He ex- pressed surprise at finding Globe to be 80 important town and at the many evidences of business activity.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10
Best mining companies cheeks cashed

Best mining companies checks casbed at par for customers, and all depositors with E. F. Kellner & Go. have the ad- vantage of Cash Prices" by having the cashier make cusb tags for cash sales, besides every deposit balance is payable any time wanted. All deposits are reserved strictly for safe keeping only, and all goods sold for cash at only one-half the usual profit price,
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10

Geo. E. Miller, the veteran drummer, representing tho Anglo American Crock cry & Glassware Co.,, of San Francisco was here this week. He was one of tue first travelling men to solicit business in Globe, and his visits have been pretty regular since.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10

The advertisement of Kent & Tro- janovich. contractors and builders, and dealers in lumber, appears in this issue of the BELT. Although . new firm they are well known in Globe, ard have already made contracts for the erection of number of buildings. Parties in- tending to build would do well to con suit them.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10
FINE CLOTHES.

Tom Davis, who is SO well known here as to need no endorsement, is ex- pected to arrive about the l2th inst. with complete line of samples of fine sui,ings and shirtings, which he is prs pared to make up in tue very latest styles. and guarantees entire satisfac- ton We can confident, recommend him to the Globe public.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10

The County Board of School Exam iners have issued first grade teacher s certificate to Herman Reid, of Pine, .pd secoud grade certificate to Harry D. Tsrdy. Both applicants passed very creditable examinations.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10
Plans " anted ,

For two-story brick building, the lower story to be used for business purposes and the upper story for Lodge purposes. Building to be 4Sx9O Letter of instructions on file at this office. Address all communications and sub init plans to
 WM. WHALLEY, Sec'y,
 Globe, Arizona,
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10

We are in receipt of a letter from c. o. Scott. proprietor of the Geronimo & Globe stage line, stating that as the postmaster at Globe is willing to receive mail on Sundays, the stage company has decided to hereafter run daily stage each way between Geronimo and Globe to accommodate the increased travel. The mail heretofore received on Monday will arrive and be dis trIbuted on Sunday. The first Sunday stage service will commence March l3 Stages leaving Globe on Sunday will connect at Geronimo with Mondays train for Bowie.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10
ORDERED TO WORK.

Engineer Nichols received instruc- tions by wire last night, from President Garland, to come at once to Geronimo. He was also requested to inform the SILVER BELT of the fact, and told tis that it meant that construction work would begin on the railroad at once. The engineer corps left for Geronimo early this morning.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10

Preparations are under way for a grand free ball on the evening of March l7, to celebrate St. Pslrick's Day. Citizens without regard to nationality have subscribed liberaily and the inten- lion is to mako the occasion a grand success
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10

We are in receipt of circular No. 45 of the Gils Valley, Globe & Northern Railway Co.,, announcing that the name of tue station for Solomonville, here tofore known as Solomon, has been changed to "Solomonvills.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10

Rev. P. Timmermsns will hold ser vices in the Globe Catholic church on Sunday, March 20i high mass will be celebrated at 10 o'clock a. m. Services aill also be held on tue 2lst inst.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10

Lewis Jordan has opened an mer- chant tailoring agsncy in the Murphy building. opposite the Old Dominion Commercial Co Mir. Jordan carries fine line of piece goods, from which customers can make selections much more satisfactorily than from the or6i- nary small samples.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10

MessIs. Heuder < Akers will open their saloon today in the building on lower Broad street, recently vacated by Chas. Nesbitt. They are both old residents of Globe. with a host of friends in tho community and are de- serving of liberal patronage.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10

W. II. Winters has force of men employed laying the four,inch water pipe up Broad street to the court house corner, and putting in five fire hydrants. Ibc work will be finished tomorrow.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10
GLOBE IN SEPTEMBER.

As to the date when We may expect to see the railroad completed and the first train comes steaming into Globe to startle the natives of this sequestered dimple in the mountain, Mir Garland assured ns that the red letter day in the history of this camp to which we have been looking forward for To, these fifteen years, would be some time in September next, not later. Then Globe district will feel the vivifying in- fuence of a magic force that will in- sure the rapid development of her mines and. in fact, the resources of the whole county of Gila.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10

The Old Dominion boarding house (maiu building) will be sold to the highest bidder that can pay cash and remove the building from tue prem. ises Apply at o. D. Copper M. X s. Go. s office for further information
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10

There was largely at.cDded anG hsrmQnious meeting of the Commercial Club last Monday night, at which the railroad right-of-wsy and town incor- poratiun we're discussed. There were seven applications for membership in the club, which were fGyorably acted ApOu,
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10

The attention cf architects and build. CTS is directed to the advertisement calling for plans for a two story brick building to be erected by Rescue Lodge. 1. o. o. r of Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10

Persons needing tailor made clothes or shirts would do we'll to wait for Tom Davis, who will be here on the l2th inst. with 6 complete line of samples.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10

The Commercial Club social last Friday night was pleasant affair, and largely attended. The action of the club in making Friday of each week ladies night meets with favor among members, a recognition of the helpful influence excrted by the fair sex. It is hoped there will be large attendance at the club tomorrow night.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10

The bid of Danham < Newman for painting and ca!cimining the ccurt house inside and out has been accepted and bond fixed ut S200.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10
LOCAL NEw g.

We have heard of several fine offers being made for Broad street property recently but owners are holding for still higher prices.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10
A storm set in last night but thus far the precipitation bas been light.

Jas. r. Patton. who has been tick with Ia grippe, seriously affecting his throat, is reported improripg
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10

A. P. Merritt and Wm. F. Rolling have formed partnership to engage in the painting sEd wall papering business. They have leased the frame building, corner of Broad and Push streets, adjoining the Tie Sang rastau- rant, and will open next week with 9 complete stock of paints, oils and wall papers. Mir. Merritt, who has no superior as painter and paper hanger, will attend to the outside work, Mir. Rolling taking charge of the store.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10

E. F. Kellner & Go. make new an nouncement in this issue. They are leaders in low prices.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10

Just received by tLe Goldberg Mel. cantile Co.,, fnll line of ladies' and children's shoes.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10

Merchants MUST mako profits Credit business DOES make losses. Good pay people MUST help pay for thcse who don't or can't pay. Leaders are sim pie blinds to catch up cn other goods F. F. Ksllner & Go. guarantee "Cash Buyers" one-half reduction on ALL goods sold, against ths profit price paid any credit store in town. Seel
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10
WILL ENHANCE VALUES.

So far ss we can learn only oRe property owner on South Broad street objects to the railroad coming down the street, and there should be no opposition whatever. as in order 10 protect the road bed from flood waters # will bs neces sery for the railroad company to straighten the channel of the creek south of Haeg's and build substantial retaining wall which will protect all low ground at the south end from over flow and therefore enhance the ye!ue of property on both sides of the street, now in great danger from freshets.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10
A DESIRABLE CHANGE.

The line as first surveyed passed through Adolph Haag's orchard aud entered the townsite east of Broad street, intersecting all the property on that side of the street, curying to the left and passing through the resi- dence of Chss Kenyon, thence cross ing into the channel of Pinnl creek to its intersection with Pine street, thence north on that street. Recognizing that to adhere to this portion of the route would involve large number of claims for damages from property owners, which might occasion delay and dispute in adjusting, Mir Garland concluded that these autstious could be eliminated by changing the line to intersect Hangs orchard at its seuth. west corner, passing into Broad street, thence in almost straight linc down Broad street to the intersection of Pine street uith the creek
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10
READY 10 BEGIN
 CONSTRUCTION
Preiiminaries Arranged for the Extension of the Giia Valley,
 Giohc & Northern Ky.
Globe Will Hear the Whistle of the Locomotive Next
 September.
PRESIDENT GARLAND's VISIT

Vim. Garland, president of the Gils Valley, Globe X Northern Railway company, and members of his engin- ger corps, Chas. E. Nichols, late with the Coast Line railroad, California, w. R Fontaine and A. c. Gamer, ar- rived in Globe last Saturday after noon. The object of their trip over the route was to make a final revision of the survey, and to determine as far as practicable questions connected with lhe rigbt-of-wsy through the town and location of depot sites.
 It was gratifying to Mir. Garland, and likewise creditable to the people of Globe, to find all opposition to the railroad righto way melt before the prevailing sentiment of satisfaction over positive assurance of the early construction and completion of the road to Globe. Mir. Garland's pro p0sals were so reasonable that those who had previously been indifferent or disposed to be oxscting were immed- ately changed into supporters of bis plans and desirous of aiding him ip carrying them out.
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