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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06

every evening as long as the proper in. terest is manifested by the people of Globe. St is the desire of Rev. Decker and Rev. Oakes to make all feel at home at these meetings and special invitation is extended to the busy peo. pie whose business demands that they give part of their evenings to it. They are invited to come'i in at any time and to feel free to retire as their inelina- tions demand.
 The meeting last evening was well attended and all members and visitors seemed enthusiastic over the work un. dcrtaken. Miss Kenyon rendered a vocal solo, "Rescue the Perishing, 'i in 8 charming manner and her work was well appreciated. The audience joined in the singing of the old fash toned hymns which are so we'll known 10 all.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06

FeSt~ for some time besore being assign cd to new post. They will be accom- panied by their little son Eric. The new captain appointed to take charge of this post will arrive here the 20th from Bisbee and in the meantime the local work will be in charge of Mrs. SniffeB.
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srocKHo1.DER's s MEETING

The annual meeting of the stockhold- CTS of the Globe National Bank will be held at the office of the bank on Tuesday, January 18th, 1909, at 9 p. m., for the election of directors and for the transaction of such other business as may come before it.
 Globe, Arizona, December II, 1908.
 A. G. SMITH, Cashier.
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Mining Men Here

F. Herreshoff of New York, W. F. Dunham and F. G. Thomas of Los An geles, and w. B. McElvie of Boston ar rived in the city last evening from Ray and will spend the day inspecting the mines at Red Springs and other parts of the district. These gentlemen are interested in the Ray Consolidated and report that the property and that part of the country never looked better be- fore. Mir. MeElvie is associated with the well known Hayden & Stone broker. age firm in Boston.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06
Beginners Wanted in School

School Superintendent Smith requests all parents of children who are just beginning their studies to send them to school this week, or not later than Monday of next week
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06
Work Completed

Assessment work has been completed on the property known as the old ,Ari. zona Michigan, in the vicinity of the Arizona Colorado and the Globe Con solidated. Six men have been working on the property for three months, which consists of nineteen claims belonging to C. F. Taylor, D. D. Sullivan, George Goodwin estate, Frank Gill and John Batehelder. Copper and iron has been developed in large quantities and the property is reported to be in the best of condition.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06
Russell Back on Force.

T. F. Russell of Wheatfelds, who held office as deputy sheriff up to the first of the year, was again appointed by Sheriff Thompson yesterday. He will act as an extra deputy during ses- sions of tho district court and at such other times as he may be needed.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06
Best Paper Ever,'' Says Mack

"The Silver Belt is the best paper eyer," said J. S. McIlwaine yesterday morning, as he laughed over the account of his shooting up of his chicken coop in efforts to bring "happy ending" to a pestiferous skunk that had been
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06

stealing his hens, and MT. McIlwaine backed up his opinion by paying in ad- vance for a good, long subscription. The champion skunk shooter will leave this morning for his home at Christmas, where he is postmaster, deputy sheriff, and electrical and mechanical engineer for the Saddleback Mountain Copper company, As
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06
Installation Tonight

The Independent Order of Odd Eel lows of Globe will this evening install officers for the ensuing year at Odd Fellows hall. Distinguished visitors from out of the city will be present to assist in the work and large meeting is expected. trs
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06
Value of Three Initials

George w. Hunt was sent to jail by Justice Hinson Thomas yesterday af- ternoon for six days in default of a s6 fine, the charge being drunkenness. George w. Hunt is an Indian, may it
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06
Hicks Family Increassd,-

The family of John Hicks of School hill was increased Sunday evening by the advent of bouncing baby girl who arrived Sunday night and has been growing with delight ever since.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06
Advance Man Here

z. NJ. Harris, nadvance of "Stub- born Cinderella, was in Globe last evening, completing arrangements for his company to show here next Tuesday evening. The company carries about seventy people in a special train of five cars and is one of the largest attractions travelling the west.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06
Dam Work Stopped Agan-

Word was brought to the city yes terday that the work on the Roosevelt dam was stopped again Saturday, this time to permit the change of turbine in tunnel. The work, however, will be resumed in couple of weeks.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06
Nina Bond Dismissed

Following the aequittal of Harry Woods, the case against Nina Bond, in dicted by the grand jury for fornica- tion with Woods, was dismissed yester- day by United States Judge F. S. Nave.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06
PUBLrC NoTrCR.

Several months ago appointed James R. Gibson as my collection agent. Anyone holding receipts from him please call at my store and receive credit.
 WILLIAM MILL WILLIAMS.
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srouKHoIpEna. MEErINa

The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the First National Bank of Globe will be held in its office, Tuesday, January 19, 1909, at 3 clock D. m. J. N. ROBINSON,
 Cashier.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06

THIS IS CHANGE NIGHT At the Cameraphone. A great com edy program.
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Repairing Streets

Street Superintendent Floyd Blevins began yesterday cutting away earth from the hill in Cedar street, where grading will eventually have to be done, using the material to fill holes in other streets
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06

If you want the best driving or rid ing horses, call up the O. K. Phone 4S1. W. F. Kelsey, Prop.
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Baby Better

The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bennett, who has been i'll with pneumonia for several days, is reported to be rapidly recovering ,
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Cottage Meeting

The Presbyterian cottage meeting will be held with Mir. and Mrs Duncan on East Maple street, near the East Globe schoolhouse
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old Resident Ill

Arthur Francis, Sr., is confined to his home for few days with severe attack of pleurisy.
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Salvation Army Leaves.

Captain and Mrs. Newbould of the local Salvation Army will leave this morning for California, where they will
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06
Tho evangelist said in part:

ht tFdnSSllst III pdrIs
 ''I wish to speak to you tonight on the theme of Personal Work" or "Soul Winning" You will find my text in Prov. 1l:30, "He that winneth souls is wise.'' I call your attention first to the force of this word, translat. ed, "win" in the old Hebrew is a word for taking prisoners in battle or eonquering city. To go into the eel lar of human doubts and sins and res cue n soul from death and despair is no easy task. But that is both the mission and privilege of the "Soul Win ner." When the soul winner can get the sinner to see that he is lost and un. done,w ithout God and without hope, unless he seeks and finds peace and pardon through Jesus Christ, he has gone far towards winning him to God and a clean life.
 The Soul Winner is "wise" first of all because he is busy for God and hu- manity. To be up and at it and always at it is the only road to the skies. Jesus said. My Father worketh hitherto and I work His work was not only redeeming the world from sin, but per sonal work, winnig men and women to God
 Jones used to say Stagnation is next station. to damnation, v and wis. CT one said, "An idle brain is the dew il's own work shop.'
 What this church and every other church needs is baptism of work. "He that winneth souls is wise.'
 Second, I pity the church member who tries to maintain and endure church membership without the luxury of soul winning. There is no joy on earth so rich and full as the joy of leading soul from the darkness and bondage of sin to the light and liberty of child of God, To be privileged to lead a soul from despair and death and see him claim his birthright, and become an heir of God and a joint heir with Jesus Christ is joy fit for and en- gel s heart.
 Third In this world of ours we seem to be sure of nothing but death and taxes. He that winneth souls is wise because though Heaven and earth pass away his reward is sure. To win souls on earth is to gain titles to robes and crowns and mansions in Heaven. To win one child to Christ will be of more sure and permanent value in the life to come than to have been the richest man on earth.
 The conditions and requisites of soul winning are to be sure of your own salvation. To hate sin, love sinners, live a clean life and use your God given opportunities.
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THE OLD STAGE Dooa

A comedy-drama set to music. Cam eraphone thcater tonight s'' '-'
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06

, Don't miss the inventory sale at Hul- tan BrosS 7sr sss,sr-ss " srs',' ,.fs.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06

Sultan $ big sale is still going on.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06
TheClobeBank and SavingsCo..

We have just received 200 new Fam fly Savings Banks. Can and get one today. We pay to 6 per cent on term deposits and 2 to 8 per cent on Escrow deposits. the oply system enabling . bank to pay it's depositors in cash any day.
 We write Fire Insurance in the best companies.
 We make collections, real estate deals and always have money to loan our customers.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06

Sultan , big sale is stili going on.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-08
DR.. BULL TAKES
AN OUTING IN
CENTRAL PARK
Predicted He Would DO 1t
When Told His Illness
Would Be Fatal.

DR. William r. Bull was taken out into
Central Park to-day and wheeled alOng
the walks just within the Fifth avenue
and Plaza entrance by his valet. Taken
to the Hotel Plaza to die two months
ago, this remarkable manifestation OF
strength only goes TO show how greatly
medical science can err in its Calcula-
tlons.
The famous surgeon himself predicted
all along just what happened to-day,
He declared when he went to the Plaza
that II his suggestions on how to treat
his case were followed closely, before
he left the hote-whether spiritually or
In the hesh-he would enjoy an outing
In Central Park.
Those In attendance upon Or. Bull
imagined such an event az utterly be.
yond hope. When. the other night, DR.,
Bull was wheeled up to the roof OF the
Plaza they began to concede that the
patient had been wiser than the doc
tors. And when he announced his in
tention OF taking jaunt In the park
in his wheeled chair to-day there was
nothing to do hut accede TO his demand.
He seemed to enjoy the outing i'm
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-08
SCHOOLBOYS IN JAIL
ON KILLING CHARGE
Five Arrested Declared They
Stoned Man in Fun-Mother
of Two Informs Police.

ST LOUIS, Jan. s-Five boys rang
ing in age from eight To thirteen years
were arrested in their class
the Shaw School to-day and -
with the death of William Wachter,
n peddler, who was found last We'd
nesday with his skull crushed.
The arrests we're based on information
given to the police ny Mrs. Mary
Gocbehardt. mother OF two Of the pris.
oners. The BOYS are Joseph Lee, thir-
teen years old; George Kennel twelve
years Frank Mamie. nine years. and
Henry and Arthur Goebehardt, eleven
and eight wears old, respectively They
told the police that they had stoned
Wachter Just for fun
The man was found dying by neigh
bors He lived in combination dwell
ing and stable. at No 5000 Wilson
avenue, and kept so much to himself
that he was known in the neishbor'
hood az mser and hermit. When
his plight was discovered the police
removal him TO the City Hospital.
where it was found impossible 10 rally
him sufficiently to obtain a coherent
statement. The killing remained
until to-day, when Mrs. Goe-
benardt overheard conversation
among some boys.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-08
LOS ANGELES ENTRIES.

los ANGELES. CAL Jan. s,-The
entries for to-morrows races are as
follows:
FIRST RACE-Purse; seven furons' -
lula Powell. lUT; Ethel Day, lDT Catherine
F., lO7, Veil. lO7; Grande Dame, loI Mary
+, lUI.
SECOND RACE-Pur.c; for two.year.old,;
three furlOngs --Abhu, loi; Carroll. Ill;
san perlus. los, Playboy. l:2, sam Webb,
lnj, Credit; Account, lOa; Tyra', lN'. Avn,
Nancy, los: pelmas. lo5; Maternus' Jos;
seyerna. 100, India star los
THIRD RACE-The Elmolino Handicap
six and a half turlonss -ChapuI,epec. rs,
"a Vox Popui, II; ""PInkola, no. Gem
nell, los "MeclIck, iii, "'coIb bob. iol;
.:HiIdre,h entry. ""Alyey entry.
FotRTH RAcE,-Th. GlenaoEa Hsnti'
lOi: "Prince Aimed, 100 pomInus Arvi.
~ -a lohg caT.9 ch 4ISiSs,sT iis
c;onan, 10? Magazine. io?. ".Plnhoa, 10;
'""Jsck Akin. 100; Gloria, ILL Vo1 Pop
..s,,. James entry. '"Alyey entry.
""Rrand, and Schrieber entry.
FIFTH RACEs-seitng; one mile and "a an
stsn,n-A All po, Boy E2Te gem icy s
1 ben rr5 ays D' i6s; .crsck Shot, Of
SIXTH RACE. Purse; five and one-hal:
turionss-4S6ius, III; Gra, Heavens, III;
I Menara: NJ? RetgrmAtion; III; Ggiss
II NJ Pree9 %ilaW ai. T Mr. H. Alien
i fene faursi' liz STAR Thistle. liz "
.Apprn,ce allowance Cloudy, fast.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-08
WOMAN ON A BET
MADE LOVE TO
WILBUR WRIGHT
French Officer Names Ameri-
can AeroplaniSt as Core
spondent in Divorce Suit.

PARIS, Jan. S-Wilbur Wright. the
world.famous American aeroplanIst
was to-day named as correspondent In
a divorce suit brought by Lieut. Gou-
jarde, Of the Cuirassiers, stationed at
Champaign The trial is set for Feb.
ruary.
Champaign Is between the military
camp at Auvours. where Wright first
began his French aeroplane expert.
ments, and lie Mans. where his flights
have since been made
Nine. Goujarde is said to be an en-.
thusiast on the subject of aeronautics,
and she has been seen many times
among the interested spectators OF
Wrights flights
Goujarde, who is well known in
French military circles, accuses his
wife OF having made love 10 Wright
as the result OF wager with friend
that she could captyate the heart Of
tho American,
Shortly after this wager was made,
Goujards says his wife was absent
from her home in Champaign over
night In Wriyht's company, When she
returned home in the morning the hus-
band refused to admit her. Nine Gou-
jarde Immediately returned to Wright,
according TO the husbands charges,
and the two spent an entire week to-
gether at hotel In lie Mans,
The divorce suit was filed in lie Mans,
but the tribunal there exercised such Sc
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DROEGE'S REMOVAL
IS ORDERED BY THE
APPELLATE COURT,


made by consideration OF his answer
The fact that the discharge OF the Du-
rand woman, which was distinct vlo-
latton of the statute. was the result OF
the solicitation OF his associates occup-
ing offices with him which he was in
the habit Of occasionally visiting, who
had received a fee Tor his Interference.
and that the same ching had happened
In other cases before this particular
magistrate. and the other instances in
which he had granted similar discharges
without examination or investigation
and the fact that he had paid $50 to
suppress a story that was to be pub
lished in relation TO his official conduct.
Ia not consistent with the qualities for
the proper performance OF his judicial
duties
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-08
IDENTIFIES Teeth OF MURDER
VICTIM AS THOSE OF BROWNING
Dentist Throws Light on Michigan Church Tragedy and Police
Hunt for Missing Pastor Friend of Supposed Slain Man
Reward of $500 for MurdererS Capture.

Huron with number pf oth,r resi-,
dents ~ the village Of AIlir to he
questioned by the proseCutins attorney,
There was no charge laid against Mrs,
Carmichael, and the officers stated that
she was subpoenaed TO be examined so
thar the officers might secure every
triling fact in her possession that
could bear on the disappearance ~ her
husband and Browning and the subse-
Tuent finding of the mutilat,d body in
the church stove.
Mrs. Smith, RrOwning's sIste", tot day
confirmed the identification OF the scarf.
pm found in the stove as belonging to
her brother. She went further and
stated that She herself had pinned it
in his necktie before he left home Tues
day, the day the murder occurred.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-08
EVENING WORLD FRIDAY, JANUARY g. 1909

PORT HURON, Mich Jan. S-Dr
Charles Bowbeer dentist, of ST. Clair
this Afternoon positively identified two OF
the teeth found in the stove in 10
Rattle Run Methodist Church as part of
the set he manufactured for Gideon
Browning. the missing carpenter from
Adnir. Prosecutor Brown has accepted
the Identification and tine supervisors
have offered reward Of $500 for his
murderer,
Rev. John II. Carmichael, the pastor
of the church, who, it is supposed from
current stories, met Browning on the
the day of the murder. and who has
is still missing,
Mrs Carmichael, wife Of tho missing
preacher, Wis to-day taken 10 Port
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-08
AUTO DIDN'T HURT BOY.
showed Him Along for 20 Feet ana
He Lost Loaf OF Bread.

Patrick Hickey is the caretaker Of
No jGi Fifth avenue. At noon he sent
his nephew. Willie Austin, aged four
teen, out for loaf Of bread Willie got
the bread. He was crossing Fifth ave-
nue. near Fifteth street with the bread
when the automobile Of f.. a. Rawney,
a broker. Of the Hotel Lorraine struck
him
Willie slid along the pavement for
twenty feet. MIR Rawney picked Willie
up and rushed him to the office OF Or
T'r1uhart at 40 l4 West Forty-ffth
street. Willie was weeping
What are you crying for?' asked the
doctor You're not hurt.
sure I'm not hurt" said Willie, but
lost me bread, an III get licked"
placed the lost loaf and had enough
over to go blithey to school and treat
his class.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-08
FATE OF MRS. AM0RE. TRIED
FOR MURDER. WITH JURY.

Mrs. Josephine Amore, the slayer OF
Michael Marietta, anrarently deserted
Dom.nIck Valentino. faced her fate be
fore Judge Ten Eyck and a special
panel OF Jurors in the Court OF oyer
and Terminer In Newark to-day. After
she had undergone a severe cross-eX.
animation. former Judge Thomas s.
HCrry, her counsel, summed. up, fol.
lowed BY Prosecutor Mott. and the case
then went 10 the jury.
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man would he quiet and an angry man
would be no sy.'
Haven't YOU seen crazy people who
were nolsyH" Yes
Ard angry men who were qu!et7"
Yes
Then tell us what YOU mean by this
explanation Of the thing that particu-
larly distinguished Hams as lunat!c?"
II can only answer generally" said
Dr. Clark unhappily.
Dr clark sa d he couldn't point to any
single thing in the hypothetical question
that showed insanity He would have
TO take into consideration every fact
embodied In the question along with his
own observst ons and knowledge Of the
Captains physical. and mental makeup.
A moment later. however, he felt quite
sure that he could base his diagnosis
upon only small part OF Peter Hainss
behavior on the day OF the shooting,
do you think Peter Hams had SUI
fcient mind to receive suggestions from
another to do violence to a third
party?" Darrin asked in conclusion.
''Hc could receive such suggestions,
believe, hut they would be subject to
his own insane mental process. He
would have only an insane perception
OF what he was asked or ordered to do"
With joyful bound Or. Clark left
the stand, He had suffered great pain,
Manson Recalled.
Mr. Mcintyre recalled Or. Manson and
wanted him to change one OF his dam.
aging admission OF this morning that
Immediately before the shooting Peter
Hams was in state where he would be
unable to recognize clearly the face Of
any one. Taking the cue, Dr. Manson
said that what he had meant was at
the precise moment OF the tragedy the
captain was unable. probably, to dis.
tinguish anything clearly. After think
ing 1t over for some hours, he had now
decided that Peter HaInss violent in.
sanity dated from me speaking OF the
word "Annis."
"Do you mean that he still had
mental functions and knew what he
was about after he started down the
runway and before he actually began
shooting?' put in the Judge.
After thinking it over for a minute
or two the witness nodded a reluctant
assent
His mind was infsmed when he
heard Annis's name added Manson.
but his impulsive mania did not take
began firing"
State Opens Rebuttal
Az the first witness in rebutta Mr.
Darrn called Herbert :. Harvey, the
Sheriff of Queens H. stated that he
was present at the CorOners inquest
and saw Eugene c. Fallon, the private
by Thornton Hams and sit beside him.
Fallon gave damaging testimony
against the defendant and the defense
/ held that he had never occupied a seat
beside the Hams brothers al the IN
{ quest. ,--..- ,,..-.
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Droese Won't Discuss Decision.

Magistrate Droege, informed OF the
decision seemed deeply affected. but re-
fused 10 discuss it at his residence, No.
?2s East SIxty.ninth street. His face
Redeemed, and he half turned in evident
embarrassment
Il do not care to make any state
mcnt at this time" he said II mus;
beg to he excused from saying any
thing. The thing speaks for itself.
That's all"