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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-25
ThoroughreSS and Detail

A due regard for minor details
is conducive to business success, a
consistency Of perfection bound to
result in good store service. We are
striving toward this goal and en-
deavoring to make your visit with
us pleasant, your purchases profitable
and the ultimate result-satisfaction
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put the baby to bed about 7:15, on the
parlor sofa, not daring to go upstairs,
and prepared to sit beside him with my
clothes on. l was almost beside my
self with terror and uncertainty about
Almont. / heard shouting outside,
Mrs. Gates Manual! and rushed to
the door. The neighbors were calling,
Your husband is down at the cornerp
/ got as far as the front gate and col
lapsed. Somebody held me, while /
cried and screamed until Almont
reached me.
Like a Fairy Story.
Z His escape and trip home read like
fairy story. He was on the top floor
of a brick hotel, and never expected to
get out alive. While the hotel was
wrecked, ,Almont's room was undam-
aged and the building did not fall. He
left San Jose at am. to try and get
home. He rode a short distance on the
train, as far as it would go, and then
got out to walk to San Francisco. After
some time he met an automobile which
gave him a lift. They intended going
clear to the city, but met crowds flee
ing, who told them For Gods. sake,
60 back. You can't get thru the city
to the ferry. It is nothing but heap
of debris, and fire is spreading fast.
Then Almont started to walk back to
San Jose and try coming up the other
side of the bay. He met clerk Of the
supreme court, who suggested they
make straight for the bay, out
side the city limits, and try to find a
rowboat. By pm. they had walked
to the bay and hired a rowboat for $40.
It took five hours to row across the
bay. The water was very rough and
cinders and ashes from the city falling
over them.
Neared Home at Last. r. ....
'E'They landed in Alameda, found d
rig, which brought him over to Tele
graph avenue and Fortieth street, Oak
land, and then walked the rest Of thu
way home. We all slept downstairs
Wednesday night with our clothes on.
"San Francisco is a roaring furnace
It is regular pillar of smoke. by day
and pillar, Of fire by night. It is awful
to look upon. The heat from the fir:
is very great in Berkeley. I don't Sc,
how they endure it in the city. Almont
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Pennsylvania Passenger Bureau.

A. e ms;gn Of Red ReVst oues M41s
First avenue S, Minneapolis. fnforma.
ton regarding passenger service Of
Pennsylvania Railroad System. Please
call or address as above. Phones T. C.
800; N. W., Main 889.
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Underplfce Basement

An economy center where
you can find at all times mex
pensive merchandise worth a
deal more than the prices
asked. Sterling values, in all
that those words imply.
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InSistent SdIeSmAnShip

Having expended every effort in \
providing sterling values in depend
able merchandise at commendable
prices, we find it unnecessary to re-
sort to "insistent salesmanship"-
simply speaking well of our goods,
as we should, and leaving selection
or purchase to your own good judg-
ment.
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City News
MRS. GATES TELLS
OF FRISCO HORROR
'oRMER MINNEAPOLIS WOMAN
WRITES OF EARTHQUAKE.

daughter Of Judge John Day Smith
Passed Hours of Fear Lest Her Hus-
band Had Perished-Mr. Gates Re-
markable Escape and His Journey
Home Amid the Ruins.
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Hoodwinks the Oculist Madden Eye
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Kan,burg-Hmerica''.

Special Passenger Service.
Deutschland, :. April % Deutschland May 81
America. $500. May 10 Amerika lime 7
Kaiserin A. ". May "a Kaiserin A. V. June q
Special features Of these ships are: Grill room,
Ritz Carlton restaurant, Ia carte; elevators
gymnasium, palm garden. electric baths. etc.
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
DOVER tLoNDoN OR PARIS) and HAMBURG.
Large twin screw vessels of 1900 tons. Su-
perb passenger accommoda tons.
Batavia. April % Oceanic. May 26
Patricia $500. May Pennsylvania. !. June
Pretoria May IL Batavia $500. June 8
waldersee. -. May 10 Patricia 49,. June 10
by way of Plymouth and Cherbourg
Offices. So and 81 Broadway, New York.
15e Randolph st, Chicago; w. B. Chandler. D.
Eichhorn & Son. A. E. johnson Co.. O. 3.
Brecke Nils Nilson A. G. Vanstrun & Co.
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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-03-07
H. William Stew ems

Funk - Arizona Bldg, Prescott. r.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-03-07
SOUTH CLAIMS THE RIGHT TO
NOMINATION.

Southern Arizona, Cochisc ana
Pima counties In particular, demand
and insist upon IL that the nomination
for the next delegate to congress on
the Republican ticket be given TO one
Of her favoritc sons" said II G. Ken.
ncdy, OF Tucson, who represented Pima
county in the last legislature, 10 n
Journal Miner man yesterday.
zone reason" he continued, "why
the south should he given this nomi.
nation at this time is that heretofore
all of the candidates have been from
the northern part Of the territory, and
n still further and perhaps better reas.
on is that the man we have in mind
down that way for the place IL n sure
winner, and can beat Mark Smith,
who is sure TO be the Democratic can.
didatc. at any stage Of the game
When questioned ms to the identity
Of his candidate. he said that he was
not nj liberty M this time TO divulgc
his name, that he wns n dark horse,
but, nevertheless, one thoroughly vcrs.
ed in the business Of practical politics,
and moreover was not an adminis,ra.
tion man.
Further continuing the conversation,
he remarked that very large per cent
age of the increase in population Of
the southern counties in the past two
years was from Republican states, that
the people down there wanted state.
hood, and that they were commencing
to realize that IL was out Of the qucs.
ton 10 expect IL from the administra.
tion until Republican delegate was
elected To congress. The towns ~
Lowell, Bisbcc. Tucson, Douglas, and
Globe have experienced healthy boom
in the past ycnr or two ms result of
the wave Of prosperity that has swept
all over the country, and Mr.. Kennedy
IL Of the belief that n still greater
prosperity will come in the near future
when n man is elected 10 congress in
harmony with the Republican party,
which will not only insure separate
statehood, but will certainly attract
the leading fnnncicrs Of the east
here in search Of investment and put n
much larger amount Of money in circu-
lation than there is at present.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-03-07
Page Seven

feet that the supply for tho March
sales there will be limited 10 10000
bales. The English and continental
mills are running on full time, and the
indications are that the foreign manu-.
facturcrs will bc strong competitors Of
the Boston buyers at the sales which
open March IL, when. perhaps, they
may obtain the bulk of the offerings,
NJ they did at the las, sale. The new
clip IN still being sold at Phoenix,
Arz, at about 90 To- % cents. making
or higher in this market. There is lit.
tie contracting going on. ms the prices
asked are too high. Ia Montana, for
instance, % cents il asked. which would
make the secured cost - cents or more,
9 price above the importing cost Of
similar foreign woods Current quota.
cents for fine. Gs to 20 cents for fine
medium, Gs 10 ~ cents for half blood,
% 10 6S cents for ,hrcc.cighths blood,
aud % To 81 cents for quarter blood.
Fleece woods are rather quiet, ms the
available supply has been cleaned up
by large operator, Ohio medium be.
ing quoted nj 10 10 30 cents. Some
fall Texas wool is being sold on n basis
Of - 10 - cents in the grease, and
81 TO 81 cents secured. About $4,000
bales of South American woods are duo
Bucnos Ayres being about closed. New
Zealand woods have sold freely at
AZ 60 ~ cents for SOS 10 Sos
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-03-07
Torture by Sayagcs.

speaking " the torture TO which
some of the savage tribes in the Philip
pines subject their captivcs reminds me
of the intense suffering I endured
for three months from inflammation If
the Kidneys" says W. NJ. sherman. of
Gushing. Me. Nothing helped me
until tried Electric Bittcrs. three
bottles Of which completely cured me. I"
Cures liver complaint. Dyspepsia,
Blood disorders. and Malaria; and re-.
stores the weak and nervous To- robust
health. Guaranteed by all druggists
Price, zoe.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-03-07
BIO DEAL CLOSED IN BIO BUG
DISTRICT.
(From Fridays Daily

Another mining deal OF Importance
was closed yesterday when the title
TO the American Flag, Morning Star,
and Davis mines in the Big hug dis
trict passed from Mrs. W. j. Mulvenon
Of this city to II. A. Mills, mining
man from Colorado, and his associates.
The consideration was not made public
but IL IN known 10 bc n large sum.
The mine. are situate in one Of the
richest sections Of the Big Bug dis
trict. Within n radius of two miles
the Little Jessie. Union. Dividend, lie.
Ian, Gladstone. and McCabe mines, all
dividend paying properties. are In OPP
Grafton. while the Kinney, Triangle,
New Year, and n number Of other pro.
missing claims are being opened up
which give promise Of being as rich
as any already mentioned.
One shaft has been sunk TO depth
Of 100 feet, which opens up body OF
ore about three feet and half in
thickness, from which mill run was
made which gave returns Of $50 to the
ton in gold. The ore also contains
CONFER values 81 from two to Ave per
cent In addition TO this shaft, there
arc two other shafts sunk TO depth
Of so and 40 feet respectively, In which
the same character Of ore has been
found. besides n number of shallower
shafts which shows the vein TO be
strong and continuous one the entire
length Of the locations. Sufficient wa
ter to accommodate n ten stamp m'''
can be developed on the vein, Will"
Galcna Gulch. which passes through
the group, insures water supply Tor
any size reduction plant that may pe
required. A good wagon road lends
10 Eugene switch, on the Poland
branch Of the bradshaw Mountain rail
road, which il less than one mile dis.
tant
The new owners have already order.
ed large consignment Of lumber for
the erection Of necessary camp build
ings 10 accommodate large force OF
men which will be put 10 work as soon
Ms hosting and other machinery IN pur.
chased and installed.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-03-07
NEW CLIP WILL FIND WOOL
MARKET EXHAUSTED.
(From Fridays Daily


Bradstrcet's Review says Of the
wool market:
II IL now practically assured that
the wool trade will enter upon the
new clip with very small stocks Of
all kinds, AS the domestic woods are
being well sold up and the foreign
wools which are arriving freely are
being eagerly taken at firm prices, in.
dicating that the supply of all kinds
10 actually becoming short The fea.
turc Of the week has been the heavy
sales Of territory woods and Of foreign
orossbreds, New Zealand and South
American, in large lots, to the worsted
and dress good mills. One large lot
of 100000 pounds Of medium territory
wool was sold 10 Philadelphia worstcd
mill AT about IS cents, secured cost ~
To 10 cents, and large sales of this
grade were prevented only by the
small supply on hand in this market.
The market IN In nm undoubtedly
strong position, and on the desirable
grades the tendency is upward The
hrnncss Is we'll supported by the out.
look in the foerign markets. The sea.
son In Argentine has closed, md late
information from London IN To the Of.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-03-07
Invaluable for Rheumatism.

] have been suffering for the past few
years with n severe attack Of rheumat.
ism and found that Billiards. Snow
Liniment was the only thing that gave
me satisfaction and tended to alleviate
my pains. March "a, O2: John u.
Degnap, Kinsman, Ills.
25c, soc and 800.
Sold by Brislcy Drug Co.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-03-07
A Scientific Wonder.

The cures that stand 10 its credit
make Bucklcn's arnica salve n scien.
tific wonder. II cured T.. X. Milford,
lecturer for the Patrons Of IIusbandry
Waynesboro, Pa, Of n distressing case
of Piles IL heals the worst burns,
sores, ulcers, cuts, wounds, chilblains
and salt rheum. Only 25c. nj all
druggists.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-03-07
A Lively Tussle..

with that old enemy Of the race, Con-
stipation, often ends in Appendicitis.
To avoid all serious trouble with stom.
ach, liver and bowels, take Dr. Kings
New Life Pills. They perfectly rcgu.
late these organs without pain or dis
comfort. 25c at all druggists.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-03-07

justice TO my character. when my
country takes her place among the ma
tions Of the earth then, and not till
then. let my cpitaph be written. I
have done.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
SERIOUS ACCIDENT
At CASTLE SCHOOL
HOMER BARKER HAS RioHT LEo
BRokGN At RECESS. DuR.
lNo RoUoH PLAY.

Homer Barker the young son Of 3.
l. Barker. az Mineral Hll. had Bis
right leg broken III peculiar mauuer
ai Castle school yesterday morning 40
reoosa says she Optic
A number of boys between iO aud
~ years of rye we've giving a minnie
exhibition OF a football game and
were charging around Do front Of tht
bulidiug IN q body They whrc max
Jog 'ine plunge 0f something of thni
nature when thCy ran into the BARKER
boy who was merely a spectator uo
wac Knocked down aud ln some man
nor his log wa twisted under him
AT he boys went down IN q huan on
TOP Of him aud when they got up e
was found that The young fellow was
injured
Hc was taken 60 hls home IN gro.
Gerry wagon and 2 couple on physlclnns
summoned, ai,ad u was found that hia
fight lex WA broken within six lnchr1
Of the hip The fracture WAS reduced
and the limb placed 10 q cast. and "a
be- h. yoeng u will emily be- few
weeks before Dc Is able 90 be- up ana
around again.
n Is accidents Of this nature that
cnst disorcdll upon football a. a ma
iional sport None VI the boys were
members Of the football team aud the
accident dld not occur in a game. n
was only the result Of horse piRg
among boys too young 10 play Mans
Of the accidents which give ihf
sport che reputation ~ extreme brn
tally occur In a similar manner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
GREAT RELIGIOUS CRISIS
IMPENDING m FRANCE

Paris. bee 7-unless th4 Vatican
auihoriiius cause some radical
shanres Ga the situation the fears d
\ religious crisis resulting Ia tins
enforcement on Tuesday next OF the
law providing for the separation Of
church and state are regarded as dis
sipated owing 90 the recent proceed
ings uf the Clomonccan cahinei. The
extreme radicals that the policy OF
spOllaiion and persecution Dee inaugn
rated on Tuesday next have been told
that uil church property not claimed
hy cultural association on ihat dny
will pass under the control of the
state for distributions iO the com
munos al the end of the ensuing year
The church, in the Interim viii re.
main ai the disposition 90 the CLERGY
aud road Tor retreat D. lelt open
i0 ihe vatican by thn admission ui
the possibility that. church property
can by state decree bo granted 90 ar.
Horiaiinns formed before Dec M
1899 Minister of Public Worship
nrlaud states that inc government
Is not auilrelleious only neutral
The new law VIII forever decide thC
fate of tho Roman Catholic religion
IN FFunce Cor q win declare That
elghiyiour bishops aud forty thou
sand pastors are to he stripped of AL
authority over the people
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15

Interview 20 alt Expressed hy MS
nCi in senfeHciuE Wifeheaiers to ~
whipped anA ln personally cling 90
% thar fhNf Here whipped good
There in a certain iuH iYpe ul man
who can a0i bf rearhc1 81 cnV cor
foctlfo punishment ices Than ihe
shame ~ d public whipping. end the
Aifc beaten belongs f0 ihIs f'afH
The mcrl eKtfeacu ri tals laW mems
pnQiccfiou to ihe wives of auch a.
ihe Tear of "a 1nhic lnah|Hg ai zoe
whipping pnaf MOST frc4uanNY makes
"a umn withheld ihe hruia, dsi when
hr would strike fh6 b'oN uer there
90 lkE Tor hla lnai pUnlhmouf
believe there has lfru bic a..
rnae in lho ho1flnr ui wives slnre
600 Whlpn'aeposi iaW was eHHctod
in ihla aiafo
THESE Wlu dfslfs ihe repeal az
tho whipping poet laN characterize m
~ aaFon-g uf thc practices of tho
aaFk agcs aud lfNst that while H
punienfa ihe cf'mnAL "a pNert 30
gcmcdy ig fhr ahnecd Nlfe Nhefcaa
ihU proposed Substitute laU IS a.
s|gual noe unly CD p1nlah Doe cflml
nal hH to compel hlm i0 provide
i1f h's amils
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
The Largest Gathering Ever
Known In the Interest Of
This ImpOrtantIndustry.
POSTAL TELEGRAPH HAS
ENTERED ISLAND OF CUBA
Hawaii Secures Large lmmlgra.
ton OF japanese Lab0rers For
It's Sugar Fields and Factories.

Benton Harbor. Mich. Dec. L.
The most Important convention 81
fruh dealers ever held in this coun-
Try assembled yesterday "a the Hc..
opera house Thousands OF fruit
growers from every stale ln the union
were present and matters Ia cnnnoc.
tlun with the countries fruit indus.
tfy were fully thfaahod ont pfoiet.
aor A. j. Quainiance Of She depart.
mont OF agriculture. washington. VINO
~ at present conducting inVesilgn
lions into tho destruction caused hS
deciduOus lruii insects gave a length.
enod description ~ how parasites can
be- Introduced 90 che lk the ravagct
Henry ~ ID Duhay Savoy. Illinois.
president and mannu0r ui the illinniA
Orchard company with 1890 acres
0f orchards. delivered am interesting
address. his sublcc, being Handling
D Commercial Apple Orchard Pro
fossor Walter B hurr0ghs. OF the
Michigan Agricultural college spoke
on the "Fcathcred Friends nnG Foes
Of the Farmer" and q. r. Cox. ui
lockwood. o., President % she Ohio
Agricultural society who has made
a reputation hy growing thousands Of
barrels Of apples annually on thin
hin land. explained his method Of
culture T. a bregger OF Bangor,
Maine. Of the state board OF agricul.
cure. and others spoke on various
subjects connected with the Industry
Mr. McCuo. OF the agricultural col.
lege conducted demonstration Co
show the common mistakes In max
ing standard spraying mixtures. The
convention will last until the evening
of the Sth and "a the meatlme the
grape idustry viii be handled la rs
various phases by experienced grow
arn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15

Portland Dee g Afltf two years
trial, oreEon D. nov cunsidcnnr ihe
rtfsai Of fer whlpulnspoFi iaw
AZ me coming legislative session
iu January che question OF repeating
the mfanure wiH be- brought before
ere lasmaAlng body by a committee
from Che Portland Bsr association.
With "a HlrEesilun Cor suitable law
designed npi only fo punish the wife
beaier, hni lo e1ai u iho support
.Ol 900 8nlafa Nlfe and family
Gov George ~ Chamberlain Nho
signed ihf whipping nosi law uhea
70 aaa paasfd Two FnarH ago. o. now
among those who favor iis repeal
ilo believes lN ine pan to substitute
fhf law. with uuo compelling the Hila.
brfier t0 Uofk 81 hand labor for enc
county ln which the oNrnao Is com.
mlitof iho r0muaefail0n uf ai per
dny io ~ io fhp support 90 hla wife
and chlidrel
Judge Frazer who has cnafgc 81
tho iaftailf department IN ihe MNli
numah fovuiy Counts. and ah0 o.
therefore X sfuaent of domestic llle.
q aealati AZ REPEAL uf lhe Aa
"My uWa opinion nl ihe Nhlp1lnH
no1I mN said lHdfe Frazer in an
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15

round and about you aiWayb o. j.
worth while t0 study fhis teaching N
iha pfca n am tho resurrection
and the Me-"
q is cnly hls love Cor us that cauaaa
ua 90 gr0w FROM enoI into souls 10 Do
only Nis love that hniida Tor ua fho
NECESSARY vehicles 0n the several
blanca ~ being or bodies on nii
planes are composed of atoms nofmc.
atUd BIZ nlH nio and hold together
hF Hls love. Wr cannot mc11ur0 hia
love- We rauaoi exhaust o. Pa Hlai
We live. move and breathe and have
our bcIng. in the most litoiai sense Of
she word
We cannot iRik too much ahoui thil
wonderful way God has Of loving uHi /
We cnnn0t sing too much about ~. ifI
ls truly nn lnrxh1urfihio TOPIC
You doubt H7 You scong Won
smile and my. "iuat a pretty fancy
Prove So 90 yourself Some iimr
when yDu are ln Che deriha- ahfb
you awuhu iu the dead uf nirtf auIl
nud the ghost al fhe HoffuW F1i
Thought forever leil standing beside
ypu. rr'miy forcing you iO attend Or
. fuse cali nui 40 your FATHER and
say Lord. believed lICln Thou
mine unhoilof' Then wait Uaii and
think Bee wil make you feel nla
love. ho cannot hoin doing 10. inf re-
momhor He loves you az q matter %
course
A. n sTEMpEI.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
CASE
OF PHOENIX
BOY
IFS MlSl0uunes Date From an
Injury Received IN a Foot
ball Game a Year Ago.

A vouns man b. the nama 1f fohn
iQfdan d nuaaic f0r hia relatives
and fer ihc authorities. aaYa thr
Phoenix Republican. Do 90 about M
ycar8 of age and hlnh school boz
where 10 has bald a good record, Iiis
uncle. ifa htrt. nrar town aifa
whom Dc has been living. says ho han
been n good bog lo IN handsome
luDfinT aad r healthy young man.
Ahuuf q year aVD he wnn ono "a ihr
leading members of the high qcboui
ouihall team and in 4 same wlth
the indian school team BE- Wae hurt ID
cnlha'nn fFum that time there vas
q nuiioeable change IN hls Disposition.
thpurh De- dld not become Immoral.
BE- appeared 90 he growing immoral.
ana hll sense OF responsibility b.
came gradually l6sa Soon AFTER that
DO joined tho Della Sigma society Of
the high arhool. and chat did not i'm
prove bic morals % q noticeable On.
tent.
Several months ago be- forged hls
unrlca nHme tu several checks for
smoli sums. and when the attention
uf Nr Beck was called lo them b..
won't 20 the Phoenix National bank.
where DO account is kept nnG faslk
care Uf the checaa Manager Ne.
CiunE of iho bank. called tho boy ana
talked fO him about a. Tho YOUNG
man said n would bo all fiahi as ~
intended tn make ihe nmnani of hfr
iorgnrlcs good, his uncle uuuld noe
b. allowed 90 lose anything. Al. Ne
Chung told him that was n0i taa
point bis uncle was not worrying
HhoAt iho lOaa OF the money bat
hiuui the future IT MA nephew, thar
was no way ~ start out III ne TIE
young man seemed 90 be- properly lm.
pressed. but recently No set another
lut % the forged checks ahnat They.
too. were Tor small amounta. given In
payment for things which he thouaht
hc heodcd some 81 them Tor clothing
and etherH for payment % bills az q
bicycle shop.
Mr. Bock has also taken care az
these, 20 that hobody hut himself will
lose anything hy the young mana
transactions II became nacaMaarp
then 20 restrain the boy. aud he was
pat iato the custody " the sheriff on
sunday ne was examined yesterday
BY ~ Wyiio who said that he could
not pronounce him in ane yet he
could aot hold him accountable ar
his actions. He seemed 40 be- devoid
81 neral responsibility. He seems
yet 81 think that be- has been restrain.
ca OF his liberty without cause. n
has not yet beoh decided what shall
be cone With him. The whole mat
ter rests with the uncle who viii 90
what he may conclude TO De- best nor
the young man
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
POSTAL TELEoRAPH COM
pANV ENTERS CUBA

Havana. Dec. T.-rhe Ions fight OF
she Postal Telegraph company for
right Of entrance into Cuba came "a
end yesterday whom the monopoly
granted by the Spanish government
10 the Western Union Telegraph com
pany and uphele by the American
government after the war expired
Tomorrow the Postal Telegraph com
pany VIII start operations and open
cable service 10 the stand by was
0f two cables laid from Havana 81
Key West and from Key West Cd
Florida The new system will ht
operated In connection with the POS
tal telegraph and commercial cables