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Arizona silver belt., 1905-08-24
Photographed al Home

Isn't it nice idea that you can have
the new baby photographed in your
own home before you feel like putting
the child to 'the gallery test?" right
amidst home surroundings and where
most natural poses of children of all
ages can be secured. j. $. Collom the
photographer has special facilities for
doing this work and shows very excel
lent specimens of the art. All or
ders left at Ryan's news stand will re-
ceive prompt attention.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-08-24
Sensational Report False

Globe people having friends in Bisbee
were greatly agitated on Monday 10y
reports that cloudburst had wrought
great havoc and many lives had been
lost. As soon as the wires could be
worked the SILVER BELT ascertained
that nobody had been injured, the
property loss small and in short, that
there was no basis for the scare. A
bulletin was Immediately posted to
this effect and the tension relieved.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-08-24
Barbecue Joe's Bulletin

White people are invited to eat
American meals, cooked in the good
old southern way by the best cook in
Globe. serve the finest Of barbecued
meats and the best Of everything the
markets affords. Rear of Bank Elk
change. Let me show you what good
eating really is. BARBECUE JOE.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-08-24
Pleasant Visit to Roosevelt

Misses Beula Wright and Julia Fanta
were escorted to Roosevelt last Friday
by Harry Sultan and had very de
hghtfu trip. They saw all the sights
at the great government plant and re-
turned with George Sultan to Globe.
Harry will remain in charge of the
Roosevelt branch of the Sultan bust
ness for a time and George will take
his place in the main store.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-08-24
To Correct an Error.
EDITOR SILVER BELT:

EDITOR SILVER BELT:
wish to state to the public in gen.
eral that the communication from Globe
in the Los Angeles Examiner of Aug
ust Is, is wholly untrue in every par
ticular with one exception, viz: the
SS5, 900.
Thanking the correspondent of afore-
said journal for his kindness in my be-
half. Faithfully yours,
JOHN +. TREGALLIS.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-08-24
Died In Roosevelt

On Wednesday, August %, 1906
Edith A. Harris, wife of A. l.. Harris.
assistant engineer U. S geological
survey, passed from earth, aged %
years. She was a sufferer from pull
monary tuberculosis. The body was
brought to Globe and embalmed by
F. l.. Jones, who will forward the cas-
ket to the home of deceased's parents,
Detroit, Michigan tomorrow morning.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-08-24
Miss Norman in Charge

j. w. Brown, the Broad street mer-
chant has secured the services of Miss
Norman who will have charge of the
millinary department of his establish
ment. Miss Norman came to Globe
with the highest credentials from east
ern cities as a thoroughly up-to-date
designer of modish headgear for lad
les. New fall styles will be displayed
in few days and elegant Paris shapes
and styles will be on view.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-08-24
n Every If
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GLOBE
Arizona Silver Belt
Labor Day Observance

Monday, September 4, is labor's own
day and the various organizations in
Globe are making preparations for a
genuine holiday. Business houses will
close and a fine program of entertain
ment is being arranged by Globe Min
ers' Union No. 60. Throughout the
territory preparations are making for
the holiday and Globe proposes to be in
the front rank of those who ''do things. y
Arizona silver belt., 1905-08-24

DlED-In North Globe, August %,
1905, Ida, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Trevethen, aged - years The funeral
services were held at the family resi-
dence this afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock. f.
l.. Jones had charge of the funeral ar
rangements.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-08-24
NON NoBIs sOLUM-Tbe ladies

Non Nobis Solum will give another of
those delightful dancing parties at
Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesday even
ing, Aug. 30. These affairs are among
the most delightful social functions in
Globes social life.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-08-24
$40 REWARD Will be paid for tn,

$40 REWARD Will be paid for the
return of bay saddle pony, branded
u o N on left thigh. Has white stripe
in face, short tail and scrubby name,
and saddle marks on back. Is fat and
is natural PAGER and singlefooter
Was shod all around A. McAlpine,
Globe, Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-08-24

J. II. Keenan, has been notified of
the death of his brotherinlaw w. X.
Nally in Kansas City.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-08-24

NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT
room suitable for two. Apply at
the Jack Newman house.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-08-24

LARGE FURNISHED ROOM FOR
rent. Apply to Mrs. Vandyne at the
large brick Bailey residence on hill.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-08-24
Weather Report
For the week ending Aug. %, 1906:

Total rain for season, 2.92 inches.
DR.. Il. G.. Fox. Vol. Observer.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-20
good Berkshire beef would do him no

good Berkshire beef would do him no
] HARM"
The station master had not finished
his speech before we were all hasten
:, ing in the direction of the fire. The
/ road topped low hill, and there was
q great widespread White-WaShed
building in front of US, Spouting fire at
! every chink and window, while in the
garden in front three fire. engines We're
: vainly striving to keep the flames un-
der.
| That's iti'' cried Hatherley, in in
tense excitement. There is the gravel
| drive, and there are the bushes
| where | lay. That second window is
! the one l jumped from"
/ We'll, at least" said Holiness" "you
have had your revenge upon them.
i There can be no question that it was
your oil-lamp which when 1t was
| crushed in the press, set fire to the
wooden walls, though no doubt they
! We're too excited in the chase after you
to observe it at the time. Now keep
your eyes open i'm this crowd for your
friends Of last night, though l very
much fear they are a good hundred
miles off by now"
And Holmes fears came to be real
! lied for from that day to this no word
has ever been heard either of the
beautiful woman, the sinister German,
or the morosc Englishman. EARLY that
morning a peasant had met cart con-
tanning several people and several
| bulky boxes driving in the direction of
Reading, but there all traces of the
fugitives disappeared and even
Holmes ingenuity failed ever to dis
cover the least clew as to their where
abouts.
! The firemen had been much per-
turbed at the strange arrangements
which they had found within. and still
more so by discovering a newly sever
ed human thumb upon a window-sill
of the second floor. About sunset,
however, their efforts were at last sue
cessful and they subdued the flames,
but not before the roof had fallen in,
and the whole place had been reduced
to such absolute ruin that, save some
twisted cylinders and iron piping, not a
trace remained of the machinery
which had cost our unfortunate ac-
quaintance SO dearly Large masses
of nickel and Of tin were discovered
stored in an clubhouse, but no coins
We're to be found, which may have ex-
planned the presence of those bulky
boxes which have been already re-
ferred to.
How the hydraulic engineer had been
conveyed from the garden to the spot
where he recovered his senses might
1t not for the soft mould, which told
us very plain tale. He had evidently
been carried down by two persons, one
of whom had remarkably small feet
and the other unusually large ones. On
the whole, it was most probable that
the silent Englishman being less bold
or less murderous than his companion,
had assisted the woman to bear the
unconscious man out of the way of
danger
Well said our engineer ruefully,
as we took our seats to return once
more to London. sit has been pretty
business for me. have lost my thumb
and / have lost fifty-guinea fee, and
what have | gained ?"
Experience" said Holmes, laugh
ing. 'Indirectly it may be of value,
you know; you have only TO put it
into words to gain the reputation Of
being excellent company for the re-
mainder of your existence
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-20

lifted and conveyed somewhere"
What / cannot understand" said /,
sis why they should have spared you
when they found you lying faintng i'm
the garden. Perhaps the villain was
softened by the wOman's entreaties.'
81 harlly think that likely. l never
saw a more memorable face in my
life
"Oh. we shall soon clear up all
that" said Bradstreet "WeH, ! have
drawn my circle, and / only wish I
knew at what point upon it the folk
that we are in search Of are to be
found"
81 think that I could lay my finger
of it, said Holmes quietly.
Really, now!" cried the inspector,
"you have formed your opinion!
Come, now, we shall see who agrees
with you. 1 say it is south, for the
country is more deserted there
And / say east said my patient.
81 am for west" remarked the
plain-cIothe man. There are several
quiet little villages up there
"And / am for the north" said T.
because there are no hills there, and
our friend says that he did not notice
the carriage go up any.
Come" cried the inspector, laugh
ing; "its very pretty diversity of
among us. Whom do you give your
casting vote to?''
| you are all wrong
But we can't all be-"
"Oh yes, you can. This is my point;
, he placed his finger in the centre OF
the circle This is where you will
find Them
"But the twelve-mile driver" gasped
Hatherley.
six out and six back. Nothing SIM
pier. You say yourself that the horse
was fresh and glossy when you got in
How could it be that if it had gone
twelve miles over heavy roads?'
Indeed. it is a likely ruse enough, >
observed Bradstreet thoughtfully. cot
course there can be no doubt as to the
nature of this gang
"None at ALL" said Holmes. "They
are coiners on a large scale, and have
used the machine to form the ANAL
gum which has taken the place of sill
ver.'
1--WE have known for some time that
clever gang was at work. said the
inspector. "They have been turning
out half-crowns by the thousand. We
even traced them as far as Reading,
but could get no farther, for they had
covered their traces in a way that
showed that they were very old hands
But now, thanks to this lucky chance.
think that we have got them right
enough"
But the inspector was mistaken. for
those criminals We're not destined 10
fall into the hands of justice. AS we
rolled into Eyford Station we saw a
gigantic column of smoke which
streamed up from behind a clump. If
trees in the neighborhood, and hung
like an immense ostrich feather over
the landscape.
"A house on fire % asked Brad
street as the train steamed off again
on its way
eyes, sir!' said the station master.
81 hear that it was during the night.
sir, but it has got worse, and the whole
place is in a blaze
Whose house is il? ?"
'Dr. Becher's."
TELL me-" broke in the engineer
els DR. Beeher n German. very thin.
with long, sharp nose ~
The station master laughed heartily.
mo, sir Dr. Becher is an Englishman.
and there isn't man in the parish
who has o better lined waistcoat. But
he has gentleman staying with him.
patient, as | understand, who is a
foreigner, and he looks as if a little
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-20
Makes Pale. sickly Children.

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic. drives ont malaria and
builds up the system. Sold by all
dealers for 81 years. Price SO cents.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-18
CARCEL De ARECIBO

Terminado ell plano de la carcel de
Arecibo por ell departamento del inte-
rior, en- ell mes pr6ximo empezaran las
obras de dicho penal.
En- la pasada legislature Sc voto
un credito de 25.000 dollars para ana
dirlos los 10 600 va votados, d fin de
que ell nuevo ediicio reuna las condi
clones que reclaman las CIRCLES mo-
dernas.
Segin datos que suministra ell jefe
de obras pGblicas, ell edifcio abarcara
espacio suficiente para doscientos pre-
SOS de uno y otro sexo
Las habitaciones de los empleados
estarsn en- ell centro del penal.
Como quiera que las referidas
obras han de sacarse q subasta, sor
muchcs los pliegos que desde diferen
tes puntos de la isla Sc han remitidc
al jefe de obras pdblicas para que
sean estudiados.
Los ingenieros ofciales calcular
que los trsbajos Sc terminarSn en- 9
mes de JUNO del tiio ps6ximo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-18
NOTAS De GUAYAMA

Ha salido perfectamente de la ope.
raci6n que Sc hizo en- ell hospital de
Mujeres y nifos, la distinguids sefio
rita Carmen Lebr6n, dentro de breves
dias volvera su residencia de Guaya.
ma.
Sc ha practicable una operaci6n
en- la vista en- Ell hospital de Mujeres y
nifios q la sefiora do1a Carmela Fuen
tes, resultando un exito.
-Ha fsllecido ell senior don Jose
NJ. Castillo, ex Secretario del ayunta
miento en- tiempos de Espaha y conse
cuente miembro del partido unionis
ia.
-Esta noche eontraeran matrimo
nio cat6lico la sef1orita Monserrat,
Bruno y ell joven comerciante don Ge
naro Cautilo Insua.
CT RRESPONSAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-18
SEBASTIAN Rio.

La carta que precede, y todos los
asuntos que desde San Sebastian lle-
gan q la redacci6n, demuestran que
hay una disputa sobre estos puntos:
-6Quien descubri6, quien denun.
ci6A Yare Yare? IA quien Sc debe 10
captura? IA quien correspondent la
gloria y ell proveeho?
Como una proclama del Goberna-
dor ofreci6 un premio de quinientos
dollars & la PERSONAL personals que fa
cilitasen 6 realizasen la prisi6n del
asesino, parece indudable que Ell go.
bierno mismo practlcarA una investi-
gaci6n para liar los hechos con abso-
luta equidad.
Yare Yare esta en- la csrcel. ESQ es
10 que interesa q Ia justic'a -Lo de-
mas es puramente de interes indivi-
lual. Y hay medios de que Sc salts.
tsga q cuantos han contribuido al
exito. AL cabo Llenza Y al guardia
Bonillerce, al ascenso. AL, los que
les ayudaron con sus noticias, el pre-
clio pecuniario. A menos que sc de.
muestre que la policia obr6 por inicia-
tiva propia, sin informes nj contiden-
cias de nadie, 10 cual es diffcil.
Green mucho en- la veracidad y
en- la buena fe de nuestro carresponsal
senior Mendez Liciaga, joven inteligt n
te, activo y probo. Tampoco hay mo-
two para dudar de la palabra del Sc.
nor Rios. Y las divergencias entire
uno.y otro, .deben consislir en- alguna
err6nea appreciation de ciertas circuns-
tancias.
No vale la pena discutir ell asunto,
sobre todo cusndo las antoridades, q
quienes corresponds decidir, 10 harSn
con justicia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-18
vAPORtS ESPANOIES

Segdn nos participant los sehores
Sobrinos de Izquierdo y Compahia, ell
vapor espafiol SCatalinas ests la
carga en- Barcelona, de cuyo puerto
saldra ell 30 del actual, hacienda esca-
las en- Mallorca, Torrevieja, Valencia
Malaga, Cadiz, Tenerife Las Palmas,
de cuyo dltimo puerto, seguira para
este, Msyaguez, Ponce, Santiago de
Cuba, Habana y Matanzas.
Ell vapor espshol SPio INS sa'i6
de Canarias para este puerto el l3 del
actual, y de aquf seguirt viaie para
Mayaguez, Ponce, Habana, Matanzas
y Cienfuegos. Admitiendo carga pa
sale para los tres dltimos puerto'
meneionados,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-18
DtSDE JUANk-D|AZ
Fiestas de Santa Isabel. I'm
incidente. Ell ayuntamien-
to nombra delegados
EN- Ell TeMPLO CATOLICO
Un desalmado penetra en- el
temple y rompe las image
mes y las lamparas

Las fiestas celebradas en- honor de
Ia patrona Santa Isabel, estuvieron
sumamente animadas Lo mas impor-
tante de las mismas, fueron las carre-
ras de caballos, en- las que obtuvo el
premio el caballo <Juana Diaz,, pro
piedad de nuestro querido amigo don
Octavio Santf.
Ell Casino celebr6 dos bales sun.
tuosos. Sc nos info rma que en- ell ilti.
mo ocurri6 cierto inc dente desagrada.
BILE con un senior de Ponce, socio fun.
dador del Centric.
Ell Ayuntamiento de esta Villa
ha designado los sefiores don Jose
Zambrana, don Marcelino Torres y
don Pho Valed6n, alcalde el primero y
concejales los itimos, para que re.
presenter este municipio en- la Asam-
blea de los mismos, que tendra lugar
en- San Juan.
= El viernes catorce del corriente,
serfan como las seis dc la tarde, ell
individuo Saturnino Caratini, pee
tr6 en- la lglesia On momentos en- que
nadie habfa en- esta, y rompi6 las ina.
genes de San Antonio y la Virgen del
Sagrado Coraz6n. Luego tir6 al suelo
la de San Juan Bautista, la que nc
rompi6 por ser de MADEIRA, y todos los
candelabros y lamparas que habfar
en- el altar, en- donde estaban aquellas
msgenes. AL ruido acudi6 ell sacerdote
Padre Serbia y encontr6 al referido
sugeto agarrado de la imagen de la
Dolores para trarla al suelo. Inme.
diatamente acudi6 alguna gente y la
policia, evitando que aquel siguiera
causando daflo, siendo conducido a
dep6sito municip J. en- donde a1n 81
encuentra.
Ell Cara,ini manifesto no darst
cuenta de NADIA de 10 que le ha ccurri
do dice que esti inspirado guiadt
por un espiritu. En ell deposito grit,
desaforadamente hablando solas
con personals que dice estan q su lado
,--Nuestro muy querido amigo
correligionario don Benigno Colon HI
sido sentsnciado por la Corte de Dis
trito d pa gar 100 pesos de multa por {
&c ito de libelo que Sc le imputa.
No conforme con la sentencia h
apelado de ella para ante la Hon. Coz
te Suprema de Justicia.
CORRESPoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-18
DRAMA De UN LOCO

Cerca de la estaci6n de Szentmi-
klos, en- la VIA ferrea de Budapesth 8
Belgrade, Sc ha desarrollado hace po-
cos dfas un terrible drama.
Un individuo llamado Mayer Meis.
sci, que desde hace tempo daba sefia.
les de Il cura, Sc dirigia q Budapesth
acompafiado de su mujer para que le
examinase los especialistss del asilo
de Lipotmezoe.
Todo march6 perfectamente hasta
la estaci6n de Lzentmiklos en- ell depar.
tamento de segunda clase en- que via
jata el matrimonio en- compaf1fa de
otros tres viajeros; pero & POGO de
salir ell tren de dicha estaci6n, ell loco
Meissel, preso de un ataque sdbito,
Sc arroj6 sobre sus compaheros de via.
ie lanzando terribles alaridos, cas-
estrangulando & uno de los viajero,
aturdiendo & pufetazos q los otro,
dos.
Despues, volviendose hacia su mu
ier, que pedta socorro desesperada
mente, la cogi6 por mitad del cuerpe
y abriendo la portezuela la arroi6 |
Ia via, precipitfndose el detras, yendc
ell tren q toda marcha.
Cuando ell tren Sc detuyo, Meisse
y su mujer fueron hallados al pie d.
un talud agonizando.
Los otros tres viaieros tuvierol
que interrumpir su marcha, para Gu
rarse de sus heridas y reponerse d
la terrible connection que sufrieron.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-18
DURM|ENTE ORIGINAL

AL amanecer de uno de estos dias,
dos agentes de vigilancia del barrio
de Saint Merrl, de Paris, sorprendie-
ron en- medic de la calle Taillopain
nm sefior correctamente vestido de ne
gro, que dormfa & puhos cerrados SEN
tado en- un sillon Enrique III, del mas
puro e'tilo. Cerca de el, un armario
Luis VX varias sillas Luis AVI
provistas de ricos cogines de seda
completaban el lujoso aunque desigual
mobiliario.
Los agentes despertaron al dur
miente, no sin trabaio, pues su duedo
era tan profundo como tranquilo, 10
condujeron al puesto de policfa, donde
aquel, despues de dar su tombre, ma
nifestt6 que lie era impossible en- aquel
momento decir como y porque habia
transformado en- lujoso dormitorio ell
centro de una Gale, con ell cielo por
techumbre, ahadiendo que 10 dxico
que recordaba era que todos aque
| Hos mueblos pertenecfan una gran
sefiora del barrio de la Estrella'
Termin6 manifestando que hasta
Que Sc desvanecieran los vspores dc
los vinos gensrosos que habia bebldo
no podrfa dar mss explicacioneS.
FL Sgentlemen' acab6 de dormir Ia
Smona1 en- una cana del puesto de po
licia, cerca del sillon Enrique Ill, de
armario Luis XIV y de la sillerfa Luis
XVI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-18
DRAMA De ROSTAKD

Ell acontec miento principal de la
proxima temporada dramstica en- Pa
ris sera Ia producci6n de Edmundo
Rostad, un nuevo drama en- einco &C.
tos, que ell famoso dramaturgo ha es-
critic expresamente para Coquelin.
La obra fue terminada hace POGO
y Coquelin con su hijo Juan Y NJ.
Hertz fueron ( la residences de Ros.
tand en- Cambo buscar ell manuscrito
Dicese que Rostand Sc encuentrs
va repuesto del todo, ce la postraci6r
nerviosa que amenaz6 cortar su bri
llante carrers literaria. Es possible
que vuelya Paris este invierno,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-18
MAKING GOMEZ
Juicio de "EI Pafs," diario
madriIeno, sobre el gran
general de Cuba
CENSU1AS TARDlAS
Cree que Gomez, como Ell Cid,
podia dar su espada a
quien mejor la pagase.

Ha fallecido el caudillo de 10 in.
surrecci6n cubans, el generalfsimo dc
los insurrectos y el inico general que
ha operado en- la grsnde Antilla.
La m,lerte del c0ntrario yale, oso,
Solamente Ell que es vil la solenanizd.
Nj en- plena guerra hubieramos ce.
lebrado la muerte del caudillo sepa.
ratista; menos hemos de celebrarla
hoy, olvidados los viejos odios entire
espaholes americanos y espafloles eu-
ropeos.
Mfximo Gomez fue un admirable
guerrillero. En- 81 resurge, con todo
el brio y las-aptitudes todas, el tlpo
clasico, genuinamente espafol, del SOL
dsdo expontaneo, libre y aventurero,
ell onquistador de Ia America, el sos.
tenedor de la independence de Espa-
ia y de sus guerras civiles.
Era Maxine Gomez deminicano.
Fue alli soldado, y cuando los espa'
ioles Sc anexionaron aquella isla,
Gomez Sc alist6 en- .nuestras filas y On
elias pele6 contra sus compatriotas el
que andando el tempo habia de lu.
char por la INDEPENDENTS de Cuba.
Terminada la campafia de Santo
Domingo, Maximo Gomez era conan
dante , Sc enfad6 y desn aturaliz6 por'
que el gobierno espahol no le recono.
clio el grado de .teniente coronel & que
crefa tener derecho. Grave error fut
este que traio q Espafia funestaa con-
secuencias.
Con Maxine Gomez, que nos hui
biera sido utilfsimo contra los cuba.
nos de haber sabido estimar pre-.
miar sus indudables meritos, nos ocu
rri6 10 que con Zumalacarregui. Este
sirvi6 en- el ejercito liberal, ypor con
siderarse postergado Sc pas6 a los
carlistas, llegando q ser su meior ge
neral. Lo mismo aconteci6 q Gomez
5Que hubiera sido este gran que
rrillero en- Espafa de haber seguido
como tantos antillanos, fel & su ban
dera? En- las guerras civiles y en- los
pronunciamientos y revoluciones ha
brfa seguramente descollaGo su fgu'
ra.
Por desgracia nuestra brill6 con-
ira Espaiia en- las dos guerras sepa
ratistas de Cuba. Despues del Zan
Jon So retro q Jamaica. Volvi6 q Gu
ba el 95, y de sus hechos en- esta dltf
ma campana no hay que hablar POI
estar muy recientes.
Lograda la independencia, Come;
&c retro q Santo Domingo, rehusandt
Ia presidencia. Era enemigo de !,
anexi6n & los Estados Unidos y JEFF
del partido nacionalista.
Tenfa cerca de ochenta amos.
Descanse en- paz quien tanta que
IRA nos hizo.
(De El Pals de Madrid.)