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Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-20
NOTICE

To MORRIS LoSGsTRErH. Globe. Arizona: You will please take notice that an Orphans Court held on the iith day of December, A. D. 1897 in the city and county of Philadelphia, State Of Pennsylvania, Samuel V. Longstrcth. trustee for Sarah l., Longstreth under the will of Thomas E. Longstreth, deceased, presented his petition to said court, praying for leave to extinguish 8 certain irredeemaDle ground rent Of sio per annum, issuing out of premises ic7 West Thompson street. in said city, upon pay ment of sieo0, whereupon the court ordered notice of said application be given you by ad. vertising, and that upon due proof thereof said court wsn grant said application unless objection be made or shown thereto.
 HENRY s. CATTEJ4L. Attorney for Petitioner, 635 Walnut St.. Phila
 Ii2-i6I
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-20
sDiring station.

%Diring station.
 The only North and South Line in Arizona t,arsrs- ing and reaching the most interesting seSons iael0d ing the great Salt River Valley.
 Through tickets to ell points in the Unltsd stssss, Canada and Mexico.
 No. connects at Jerome Junctis. with tsstns of U V. P. By for Jerome
 Connecting st Prescott with stage loss for Ill psts- cipsl mining nps: at Congress Junction rish Csx- gross Gold Co Ky. fer Congress rnd stage Hines tcs Harqus Hals station aud Yarnel At Hor Springs Junction with the c c E s I. cs. stage line for Castle Greek Hot sprlnss the slr the-y year health resort
 At Phoeil'x with the N. ( P. and g. R. v. ky fer points the $. P. system.
 Santa Fe route limited trains East bound pass AAS Fork at 2:4o m wednesdays and Saturdays arriving at Hsnsss City the second evening" snd Chicago and St. Louis the third morning For California at so Tusstsys and ssturasys srr,iny st Lee Angsles the evening.
 E M MURPHY. GEO N SARGENT. Pres and Gen Mgr, Gen. Pst and Pass. Att
 Prescott. Arir. Prescott. A-ts
 r.R WELLS. Asst Gen. Mgr,
 Prescott Arizona
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-20

A little girl who has been taught to pray for others, and anything shs wants, surprised her mother when she concluded her prayer: And now, oh God, take good care of yourself, for if anything should happen to you we would only have Mckinley to help us, and he ain't doing near as well as we expected. "--Border Vidette.
 Whats the matter with Hanna?
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-20
M. E. CHURCH.
REGULAR SERVICES.

NEHCLAK aENFI ICEb. Sunday mornings. preaching at II o'clock.
 Sunday evenings, et FOO o'clock, proceeded by Praise service. Sunday school at 10 o'clock a. m. All arc invited.
 REV. LOWELL l.. ROGERS, Pastor. Church and parsonage near tho SILVER BELT office.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-20
Notice of Forfeiture.

To BEN BOUND or to whom 1t may coiccrn: This Is to notify you that | . oo-owner in the South Gross mining claim. situated in the Territory of Arizona. County of Cila, and more particularly described in Book No 6, page i3, of Gia County Mining Records, have done and performed the annual work on said claim, ss required by law. for the year 1897
 This, therefore, is to notify you that # you do not pay your full proportion of the costs Of said work, together with the cost of this ad. vertisement, within ninety days after the ex. piration of this notice, your interests in said mining claim, co-owner, win utterly cease and by operation of law, become the property of the undersigned.
 MRS. L. ]. BOUND. Globe, Ariz., Jan, C. 1898. Ci-6 pal
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-20

The New York Herald says that Thomas A. Edison has accidentally dis covered what he believes to be new metal, which will do away with the slow md costly process of making malleable iron. Exhaustive experi- ments will be made, and if they shall be successful it is promised that fuil details will be given to the public.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-20

PUBLISH TEE PENSION LISTS. The St. Louis Globe Democrat says: "Tbe publication of the pension lists can not harm just claimants, and it is to the in. terest of deserving veterans to search for the other kind" This is the echo of pnblic sentiment as it appears ali over the country now. A few years ago any suggestion of revision or too close scrutiny of the pension rolls pro voked vigorous protest from the Re publican newspapers and politicians, as if there were serious apprehensions that somebody vas disposed to deprive the old soldier of his due and the fraudulent pensioner profited by the s9uesmishness of those who should have been anxious to preserve the purity of tie pension roll. Let the roll be made public and the frauds ex- posed.-san Antouio Express.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-20

Montana's total mineral production in 1897 was, in round numbers, S52,- 750,000, which is g. 900, 900 more than the outpnt of the previous year. The value of the various metals pro dnced was: Copper, S27, 900; sil- yer, s20, $50, 900 (coinaSo valne); gold, Si, 300, ,OOO; lead, $750,OOO.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-20

Every person living in town should always be energetic in all public i'm provements. If the town becomes dull and business not as rushing as you would desire, do not sit down and grumble but put forth your best efforts .o make the town lively, which will al- ways make your business better.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-20

Trains Nos. and run daily except San. day.
 Trains Nos. and connect at 6s. ronimu with stage from and to San Csslas and Globe.
 Trains Nos. and make close conzeetica at Bowie with Southern Pacific trains Res. is and 20 for all points East and Tts.. Stations have no agen.. Telegraph Station. The Company reserves the right to rart from this schedule ss clrceinsssrces nay rs quire.
 Enployes will destroy all tiiss saras 4 pTeyiols dates.
 w.. GARLAxD, President, R. .Iogxs, Superintendent
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-20
Tho Createst Monarch

Is a At subjet for pity If he is troubled with dyspepsia while his poorest subject who di gests properly may well be enyied by prince thus afflicted. The dyspeptic Of every cline and nation owe A debt of gratitude 10 Hos,et- ters Stomach Bttes. which rescues them from one of the most obstinate snd trouble some compl.sint against which medical skill is directed. On this continent, in Europe and the tropics. this sterling remedy k pre-eni. nently and justly popular. not only as q stom. acfic but ulso . means Of preventing and curing mslarial. rheumatic. kidney. bilious and nervous disorders It improves appetite and sleep. hastens conyalescence and the acQusi- siiion of yigor after exhausting rnaladies, and counteracts the inirnities of age. A wine glassful taken hetore retiring has a tendency to promote tranquil, health yielding sleep, a boon much coveted by nervous invafds.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-20
Santa Fe, Prescott $ Phoenix

-wIra TIE ATCHISON, TOPEKA < SANTA FK Is the shortest and quickss. route to Denver, Ksnsss City, St. Louis asd Chicago and all points East s. I. P. P. Time Card No. 23; Ef.
 fcctive Nov 20, 1897.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-20
WESTWARD
STATIONS

T. n. GOODMAN. G P.& T Agent, San Francisco
 " H. Dresser. Local Freight and Ticket Agent Bowie. Arizona
 T. ?. Hunt. Commercial Agent. F, Ps.o. TsIss.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-01-20
THE MAILS.

THE MAILS.
 G'obe to Ceroniato. EycrS day except sunday Leaves , r. m; arrives ll;So a. n- Ofice closed l:i0 D. m. to ? D, m., to allow time tc put up outgoing mail.
 Pnysor Mall. Leaves Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at c a. m. Arrives Wednesdays. Fridays and Sundays st a. m
 Florence and Globe. Leaves Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays Ut a. m. Arrives Wecne sdays, Fridays and Sundays
 W. o. KELLNER, F. NJ
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-05
Her Money liz Here.

Mr. John a. II. Armistead died at his
home on Princess Anne avenue yester-
day. aged 70 years. In many respects
Mr.. Armistcad was q very strange man.
He was a native of Virginia and came
to Norfolk about forty years ago.
Since the war he has lived here and
was known as a. pension agent by occu-
patton. He had money, but cared little
Ter the things it would buy. Ee was
rather more of a hermit than miser.
While he saved his money he did not
appear u worship it. He had no con-
Gdence in nan and trusted few of them.
Some days ago the police We're in
'ormed that an old man was sick at .
house on Princess; Anne avenue. and in
destitute circumstances. The man
proved to be Mr.. Armistead. He was
..isited by the Chief OF Police who Of
fered to have him taken to st. Vinvent's
hospital. He said that he remained in
his dilapidated quarters from choice,
although he had money ir bank in
Newport News and owned a farm in
Princess Anne county.-Norfoll< Vir-
yinia Pilot
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-05
italian En,tSrauis.

The platform of the Chesapeake &
Ohio station presented q scene sugSes-
tive OF a grand opera performance yes
terday afternoon.
a party OF about twenty emigrants
men. women and children. attired in
the picturesque costumes OF the Italian
peaSantry, huddled together in groups.
laughing. lunching, gestlculatlng and
filling the air With the music Of their
native tongue.
The women We're dressed in vari-
hued skirts and waists. and wore
handkerchiefs Of flaming color on their
heads.
The men. who were greatly in the
minority, We're attired in rough
trousers. red and blue flannel shirts,
and heavy boots eau w handkerchief
enrolled their necks.
None of the party can speak word
OF English. They attracted quite a
crowd and a great deal of attention at
the station, before the first afternoon
train carried them hence. Their desti-
nation is in the State of Illinois, where
they Will join an Italian colony anG
engage in farming.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-05
Crusade S1ill DIN.

Railway Detectives j. b. Heck and 4.
ID. Duke. Of the Chesapeake \ Ohio
Railway Company. made another rad
IN the tramps at Toann yesterday. They
succeeded in 'bagging" ten. all Of which
We're taken to Williamsburg and locked
up.
The Chesapeake < Ohio has adopted
\ perfect system to break up the freight
srain riders and reception parties are
IN waiting at various stations between
Richmond and Newport News to wait
on the knights Of the road
The Chesapeake e Ohio's crusade
against tramps has by no means ceased
and Railway Deceive j. 4. Heck VIII
go out again today and see what he can
round up in the shape of Weary Will
lies
1t has developed that the professional
tramps are not the only ones that make
n practice of stealing rides on the
Treights bound in and out. Every Sat
urdny night !, number of men working
in the city take the freights for Rich
,nond. where they have relatives resid-
ing lsy going III n box car they get
the ride free and when Il man once
scores "cinch" he ever after kicks
against paying for what he receives for
nothing These men stay in Richmond
all day Sunday and returned Sunday
night or Monday morning in time To s"
To work in the yard or wherever they
are employed. .
The railroad detectives will put a stop
to this sort of business. Tomorrow
they will go out az far as Morrison
and any trespassers on the ROAD VIII
he pulled" and turned over to Justice
Ford for trial.
The raid by the railroad men last Sat
urday and Sunday resulted in nearly Il
score of tramps being fined in the
isloodfield court.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-05
POLICE COURT.

His Honor Justice Brown disposed of
several cases a little out of the usual
routine yesterday. Among them was
that of Edward Mckay. white. charg-
ed With stealing s5.25 from Irene
Farrar. who. however. when the time
came refused to prosecute. 1t was
proven, though, that the man was ped
ding without license and ne was fined
s. and costs and required to get out a
license ..
w. A. Hill. white, was before the
Justice on a charge Of doing business
as an architect without license. He
was required to get one. So was Mat
tic Minus. colored. the owner of the
lonesome goat that was found roaming
about on the street the other day.
The case of w. c. Bondurant charged
ir the police court by Captain Chandler.
of the salvation Army, with keeping
the army from the room rented at 30lS
Washington avenue. was dismissed.
There is a suit pending in the Cor
poration Court over the possession OF
The building and Justice Brown stated
that he could not say what right the
salvation Army has there until the
question of right of possession between
the owner and lessess is determined. s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-05
Ch.reed Win Swiud,ine.

Some days ago Mrs. Annie Hickens. a
widow of thirty. pretty blonde, Well
lressed and intelligent. came to New
port News and claimed to represent the
Imperial Publishing House. of Chicago.
She said that she was establishing sub
agents for the house and collected a fee
of SIS or $40 from willing agents.
Evidently business here was not as
promising as she expected. for she went
20 Norfolk and there proceeded to Sc
cure other agents. Among the agents
appointed in Norfolk was one named
Baylor who paid her $40 She assured
.him if the house did not stand by him
Che would.
II was on his complaint that she was
arrested in Richmond. The specific
charge against Mrs. Hickens is swind-
ling, in that she claimed to be book
agent and sold certain territory to sub
agents without authority.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-05
MAS SHE Gl1ILrYo-

The Maryklc and Harder Company
pleased another large audience at the
Opera House last night. presenting
Was She Guilty?" probably the heav-
lest play in their repertoire. and in
many respects the strongest. certainly
the most difficult in rendition. This
clever company was. however, as in
everything else it has put on here, fully
equal to the occasion. Miss Myrklc, as
Martha Ann. was, as usual. hit. while
Mr.. Harder was excellent in the charac-
ter of Louis krautZmeyer. Miss Dean
was also at her best in the part of
Diana Severn. and indeed. the whole
cast was well fitted The clever vaude-
Vile bill added much to the pleasure of
the evening. The company closes its
engagement tonigh. with Young
America and will give a matinee AT
2:30 o'clock this afternoon
METROPOLITAN CONCERT co.
| The Metropolitan Concert Company
| will give a concert at the Opera House
on the evening of Tuesday. NOV. 8
! The company comes we'll recommended
and has With it some Very clever talent
] in the musica! line. including Miss Julie
| Vallette, leading concert soprano, wit!
| a vocal range covering three octaVes
| Jeanne Benson. violin solost: Mr.. Car
Recls and Mr. Arthur Freeman, th'
prominent piano forte soloist Seats nov
on sale at Idea! Pharmacy.
ORIENTAL WONDER WORKER.
D'Almora. the magician is inhnltei!
pleasing in the entertainment which n
offers the patrons OF, Kohl &; Middleton
Muscc Theatre this week. He perform
innumerablc feats of magic and presti
diSitation. Each time he appears he i
repeatedly encored.-Ennuircr. Cincin
natl, Sept. II, 1895.
At the Opera House Monday, Nov.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-05
WISE AND OTHERWISE
"A Letter From MIR. Holland Regarding an
attempted BIcr

| There is q pot;,..,b,
of .l, ~, "a "o.'ceapie and painful lacl
, land RaI,,'',t, IN me Wise ana Hol
Young Mnn,.,.,' iaceions since the
nieht ~ ia iteet'hs the othe!
in III. ,,,t.'. 20. oesetop agSressively
rho Wis ,,oo+it , ,r, iorli1er until after
frost wnicb 49, ~ S"'S night Iht
to have biishta, -, ,i'ereupoh seems
,loctors fnli1u.er,, ne as nope Of the
dis,rrt an,, ,.as., ~ TINS part OF the
! icaI Wis. ,,,,,, ,,.,as, q 'ef'st one rad
| made som, VOL. vi d pet ne mad
| make ANY .o,., ~ 80 ana refused to
| a man whn y', -. Mnatevtr with
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meth thus: men. ana run
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what n,rnnrta.i i'ape'S puoilshed
Wise =, ~, ,rr.a. ~. I. IN 'i, X. n:
tho Jrnitad S,,,os -, .'s esiaent OF
Park Arrew ,r,, $500, 49, -, io' ron,
nenr in tia cn,,,,;, ''',S's nroh'-
party ana ara ~ ~. -; .'1e ..IpHn,icah
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from anv sn,,rc ,,.,,. 49, .u.'' ,n.''i'ltioh
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the rnn,lemsn e' -, r WI " ~, t" each Of
having promised to take ME down ex-
cept General Allen and from zach
hav" Il reply in my office. Each most
emphalicllly denies the truth nr III.
publication or denies any kncwIear, az
any such thing IT did seem 70 me that
the exalted position Of the President as
we'll as his high character as a man so
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-05
SERVICES at THE CHURCHES.
announcement of Subjects OF Sermons and
the Hours Observed.


Rev. e. n. Shenk the new Iuther.n
minister who has just arrived in the
Icity from Waynesboro to assume the
pastorate of the congregation Will
preach his initial sermon in this city
TunaaY morning, at Moss Hail. on
begin at II o'clock, and the evenine
service will begin at 1880. The con-
greSation Will use this hall forathe nras-
ent and the hours mentioned above viii
'e observed until further notice
Newport News Baptist t-burch
Twenty-ninth street. Rev. &C Gov
nastor-Preac- ling, II A. M. and 7:3I
7. NJ; morning subject taken from
| iDanlei: nth Chapter and SO verse, even
ing SUBJECT Laying up Treasures in
every Friday evening at 1870 o.clock.
day night. "
Second Baptist church. orcutt avenue
,,ev, i. J. Mackay. misunderstanding
II a. NJ and 7:30 P. M. morning s,,h.
1ect: Our First Anniversary" evening
subject. "A Rum sellers Gard sc Iss
suea IN our City" Young Peoples So
ciety every Sunday at P. NJ: PRAYER
''' Eirnt p, Wednesday night.
seventh street. Rev. E. T. swslIford
Preaching. II A. NJ. $and TAO
T., NJ; morning subject, Systematic
Hsneiicence." In the evening, }the ninth
anniversary an of the Sunday School Will
be observed in lieu of the regular ser
vlces,and the Y. p. S. c. E., which usraliv
meets Just before the evening service
ne East End Presbyterian Mission
sunday School at 2:45 p NJ. and
preaching at p. NJ. In the evening
participate in the anniversary exercises
at the parent church
washington Avenue Methodist al. r
Gnurch. Rev. b. F. Lipscomb pastor
lreaGhlnE. II a. NJ. and 1880 P. M. ser
mon by the pastor in the morning ,n,.
IN the evening the services will be con-
u"cted bN Mr.. Weston r. Gales En-
worth League. Tuesday evening, 8
" ci"ck: prayer meeting every Wednes
day night
Chestnut Avenue NJ. F.. church Rev
AZ ~, :. Colonna. pastor-Sunday School |
=: 40 A. NJ: preaching II A. ri. and = 20
NJ; morning subject. Regeneration.
s g subject. Pure Gold,'' Young
reohlsg meeting every Monllay even |
ing at $50 o'clock. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday at 7:3o P. M.
81. Pauis ?. e. church, Twenty fifth |
street. Rev. ]. F.. Ribble, rector-Prearf- !
ing II \. NJ. and 1870 P NJ; morning
sud- from st. John. 18th chapter and
. M, VI T, 'ne NJ Sth verse, "1f Wash Thee
81. Nlncent's Catholic church. Wash
hSt"n avenue. Rev. Father Donahoc
= !lstor,E:arly Mass. s o'clock A. NJ:
second Mass. 1880 o'clock p. M Yes
,srs and Benediction, 1880 O'clock p.
Inc Week OF Prayer viii. be inau-
surated at the Y. NJ. c. A. tomorrow.
me first meeting will be held in the
Associations rooms on washington
avenue at O'Clock. The services upon
ms occasion. and all through the
week, will be conducted bySMr, Weston
;: {. Gales These Week Of Prayer SER
the Association extends to ali rnen
cordial invitation to attend them.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-05
SECOND ANNU4I.GIsASD BALL.
Newport News Soci,. bicycle Club Enter.
.M tains at the Casino.

The Newport News Social Bicycle
Club entertained upwards of TWO hun
dred guests at the Casino last night on
the occasion Of its second grand annual
bail No expense WAS spared by the
committee on arrangements and every
thing necessary for 4 pleasant evening
was manifest when the bali opened.
1t was $40 o'clock when the orchestra
furnished by the popular shipyard band
struck up the opening air for the grand
march. The dancers and spec
tators gathered at the hall earlier
in the evening. but us usual conside!a
bic tine was consumed with intrcduc-
tons and social prelminaries.
Til. grand march was gracefully led
by Mr.. Archie Clen:c;ts. who acted as
floor manager for the evening and saw
to it that the dancers had a good time
He escorted Miss Inbach. VIII" was pre-
scented by the club with the bo"uet for
the lady of honor.
Others who appeared in the march
| were Mr.. Guy SharDless and Miss
Sharp!ess. Mr.. and Mrs. Tighe. Mr.. and
Mrs. Piper, Mr.. Flynn and lady. Mr..
| Fulan and Miss Folan. MIR. and Mrs.
| Wilkins. Mr.. Black and Miss Black. Mr.,
and Mrs. HaGan. Mr.. and Mrs. ~. Pow
ell. Mr.. DAILY and lady. MI. Smith and
lady. Mr.. Gambol and lady and Mr.,
| Wittle. and lady.
| After the grand march the regular
| program Of dances followed and the
! guests of the club trpped the light fam
| ,astic until the early hours OF The morn
| ing.
The program included twenty-three
/ dances twelve in the first part ana
eleven in the second part. The second
part was opened by grand re-entry.
The interior of the Casino was APP
propriately decorated for the occasion
| with flags and bunting On the wes'
wall We're the letters IN. N. S Is. c. II
red, white and blue. backed by an in
verified shield in bunting. From the cell.
ing were suspended by ropes about
dozen bicycles. ..u
MI. Archie Clements. the floor mana
ger. was assisted by Messrs George
sharpless and Joseph Hagan.
.. The officers of the Newpor. News so
cial Bicycle Club are as fololws:
president-P. p. Maguyre. ..
Vice Observation-Disclosures Guy. ..
Observation-Disclosures Folan.
Financial Secretary-Geo. Sharpless.
Recording sccretary-Benjamln Mon
roe. ".
Captain-Pcrcy Cox ..l-...
First Lieutenant-Joseph Ritzman.
Second Northumberland Garrett.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-05
M New Developments.

There is nothing new in the condition
of Drinks Strother. the Seventeenth
street negro suspected of having small
poN. nor have there been any
developments OF any sort, so
far as can be learned. Dr.
Bagby. who is attending the case.
when seen last night and asked con-
corning the condition of the man, re-
piled: He is getting along. very Well,
and there is nothing new to report"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-05
PAYS TUE DEATH PENALTY.

Robert Morton. Colnrcd, Murderer of
Gee" H. W"stmorelanh. Hanged
t'y TeleSraph)
FE'rt.ltSHtltG. VA. Nov 4.-ltobert
Morton. the negro who. in n drunken
frenzy. murdered GcnrSc II. Westnnrc-
land al West End Park in his city last
June 18th. WAS hanged in the jail yard
mere today. He prnfesScI religion ans,
displayed much courage and sclf-pns-
session on the EalluwS.
The state anatomical board waived
the right Ia IN" remains and they were
turned over tn the dead mans parents
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-05
CUBAN CoMAlisSIoNEHs

Send Advccs That the S,,ani;rds WIN
Evacuatc Earlier Than Expected
WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.-Adyiccs
from the Cuban commission today are
to the effect that the Spanish cvncua-
ton of Puerto Principle will take place
earlier than November 2and. and tina! it
will be desirable to send the troops tles-
ignated in the order issued yesterday as
ably VIII sail frons say uIiii..I ii ol.7
Sth with the Fifteenth Infantry which
is to go to the town OF Puerto Principe.
The Eighth Cavalry and Third Georgia
will follow soon afterWaTd.