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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
Youth on Way to
FL Paso Dies Here

Robert Henry samuclson. a Santa
Fc High school student, died here
hart night OF heart trouble. His
father n mother and sister were
with him. The boy had ovor,Rxed
his heart while taking part In various
school athletics and was on his way
10 a lower altitude. HIS family OK
pected TO take him 20 ~ paso. but
no further than Albuquerque. He
wns 10 years old. HIS father. Leon
ard Snmuelson N In the dairy buii-
ness there. The body. accompanied
by the family, was shipped by Strong
10 Santa Fe for burial.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
Leo Cherniavsky, Dramatic
Violinist

Leo CherniavsFy. born In
Imam. Province OF kieN, 1890.
HES remarkable talent Tor music.
which was unaffected at an
early nEp. when sis years old
his father commenced 10 teach
him the violin. ana go rapid was
his progress thai six months
later he made his FIRST public
appearance. His. success was
inBtuntnnrous und proved the
greatest musical seffutiou of the
day. Ills critics Wrre ustoulsh-
cd 40 his knowledge ~ and COM
mund over the Violin. even ut
that early age. and were uu-
spnriug in their praise "f his
tleur and mclle cNCrutiuu, flaw
less information. douhle stopping
and hHrmuniCE. Even then. us
now this wonderful tcmpert-
mout and muruefic personality
gave uu attructNerfcss and ludi-
NiduullstlC touch 20 his playing
Later Loo went 10 vienna.
where ne doNot1i another year
To hard study. q Mas during
this year that Nsaye first heard
the young Nulinist, and go
amazed was DC ut the manner boo
W #' n" "." """ '|-
TschnikuWsky Concerto that be
invited lim 90 play before the
students OF the Vienna CunscrN-
ator, whom he had arranged 10
hear an the following dhy. II iH
needless TO SAY TINT the young
artist created 90 sensation uu this
~urrasfnu. NHHNr presented him
With his photograph. signed TO
my young colleague"
A. Niolinist with the Chrrnii-
,sky Trio. Loo ls Goo hc heard
her, on February . ut The High
School Auditorium under tho
auspices OF tho lurtnightly Mn
site club. Mischief tho c%clliHt.
and IAN. th' pianist. of tho
group arc both rEUpptIuually ttl-
cnt,d musicians and the en-
srmhlc Is ono that iH we'll worth
hearing and thtif inspiring mt
sic has created uuitr q fururo
each time they have visited the
Coast.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
Party to Be
Organized in City

A. part Of nation wide movement
IN an effort 20 orsanixc a labor party.
. committee appointed BY tho Central
labor body ~ Albuquerque hcle a
meeting yesterday for the purpose OF
orEhnizing q local here. II was de-
cidcd 70 eall n general meeting for
February II. at which tlmc the prop
oaitlon viii BE- discussed from all
angles.
According TO local labor leaders,
the purpose OF the national labor
party IA not. for the present AZ least.
60 put candidates n She field unless
the two Older political parties fuil
TO put forth men In whom The labor
people would place ~conndence. IN
which cas- Il H. possible labor candi-
dates both local and national VIII be
put IN the field. n q candidate IN
proposed and Nominated by either Of
the older parties who IL acceptable To
the labor pnfrT. % d planned 20 give
this candidate ne united support Of
the e Organization.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
At Theaters Today

"B'' THEATER- epcatinR
Crooked straight" with Charles
~ assisted by an all-star east: also
Hound aud Gngrcl" with Margu-
rite Courtos. aud the weekly
Currents" reel.
IDEAL TifEATER-~The Chnl-
I,tlgc Of Chance" with Jess Will
ard In tho title role, Is being re-
peaied; also the comedy, Charley
Gets a job"
PAsTIME THEATER-'' The
Vciled Adventure with Constance
Taimadge as the star. and Don't
Chase Your Wife" with Gale Hen
~, are being repeated today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02

on taking Z until my baby girl was born
last month and we have had her chria-
tened Lydia Elizabeth. ! wish you to
publbsh my letter % bench other women
who ara suffering IS I Mrs.
KATHERINE KURzBAc8EH, 1885 Man
haitian Avenue, Brooklyn. n. Y.
Women who suffer from any feminine
niImont should not lose hope until they
have tried LydiaE Pinkbam'sYegctable
COMPOUND.
The many convincing testimonials
constantly published IN the newspapers
ought b b. proof enough for Wone
who eunsr from those distressing us
nerrliar 10 their sex that Lydh p.
finkham's Vegetable COMPOUND q the
niedleine they roed,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
WAHIiANTY h

war 5snasly 30, piece Ia rresinoi 2 600
,Hst.' :, a. War. January 80. io,. rs. 10
ssibad9r arniso. ~ 81. 10 Isidro sanao.
So. ''' :" h''' ~
MMlhsp nfaaley % ~ Y ~
". ~ vsnntis "a ssts,o. a nj
~. a. ,eaidI ~ ~. 10 I'M. Gtseomsni.
> q ID. lamar 90 iots s. .. and ! stnr
sssi asress ihs siey sna lot. sna =
M hiorta ist 4 hiaes .nS Ia. II,
~ eissk Arm'io o''to aadi,ion
WEI sanasf5 " ~ y hioes 10 y. n
-clg 20 9esspb ? oir.Id deed January
A ~ y tfneiion lo's W W bloc. n,
sag.hon 20 trsoien va ~ -,
dliion.
CITY 10 1ennie A.tflsekneY. deed January
- north y ~ = pitrs eemp8ssd ~ lot ; aud
fraction o block %. n ~ addition and
sans 10 Commonwealth E,isis deed jan.
s.n lots ait az aie' block ~ y
~Ctv 4. Ion tee d.sd January ~. risc,
oil, rertte.sf corner Irad avenue ana seventh
street and north iif Ices q lots 81. 20 90.
DOCS - W. ""''' " 9
Juan n Chave, Adelaide " Lasera
~ L" ~ artte E,tt 49, i.,s.r,
.'it |" Hpith' "N
| sddnlor.
ohisii etsn, os@ is t%GassfiGa dMs Nor,
n b. Ewins e "a 10 Aursiio Nont5ys
ffss
P,.e.,,ui IA .tara,o visit War.
Iaruarr 81 piece 10 Barrels. 800.
Mar, January "a piece In Precinct 10
Nsbei A Fr,nt "a lanes STAG War.
snua'y ~ lots ~ ~ nioeA . f'fs"
Cs.ri.s N Poster 81 M 10 enst Foulas
Msf 5A9Fsrk ~ p,ees o. uapia,t'a ,a y,
W. -, ~. no wv ~ ~
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IN fnslnrt q tlNp A.
et-NAlt 'eiHNlte ~ "niN Y"
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FELIPE ggruls to lsidro sandsssl : NJ
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January go lets TO- bloch a. psres -
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02

LONDON -'fhoi 20 death with e
pea shooter" was the coronrr's jury
verdict investigating the demise or
Mrs Iesaic AZ. Archer. She suffered
a rupture or an ancurism of her
noria, when fhc vegetable prelcrtile
81 q school boys artillery struck her
Ia the face.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02

The Dominion Oh Corporation, a subsidiary Of ;hc Mid
die state, on Corporation, has paid approximately 5000,
600 ltwo Million Dollars for q t%wcutyucrc lease. The trans
action was handled 10y G. y. Haskell, former governor of
Oklahoma. Recently this 20 acre lease could have been
purchased for only a few dollars per acre.
The land offered in La Sale County has every iudira.
ton Of being worth just as much ion the near future. Pres.
ent necessity forces me to sell part of my holdings. making
IT possible for SOU to share with me in the advance in value
Of these lands.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02

extent replace the care Of family and
friends.
THE work for women health seek
Crs In Albuquerque alretdy includes a
rooms registry service, and an I'M
pioyment service Tor girls who arc
able to work. Tho v. ". &. A. Ects
In touch with the young women who
come to- Albuquerque by mean OF
Travellers Aid agents, who meet tltrn
az the station when they come 20 tho
city. and direct them "a such nccom-
modations as are available la he
crowded city
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02

Tony Navara. d taxi driver. was ar
raigncd Tor speeding az 3 o'clock this
murnlnr when on a return Trip from
old Town. officer Sainxar. who arr
rested him. Mid he was driving -
miles an hour. NnNera said he NaF
eAEe was set for trial this evening at
9 O'Clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02

tcine, LYDIA II. Pink
: Vegetable
Compound. I was
Iin a very bad con
|dition end had lost
two babies. One
|of my good friends
bold me about Lydia
H.. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound and
.after / had taken
eight or ten bottles
Il felt Ike a differ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02

The average annual loss due to for
cst fires ia she entire country. Tor
The three years ending in 1915 was
$50, I2I.ai7- The average of areas
burned annually Was IS. 8G9.a72.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02

Joseph sweca. who said his home
was Ia New York and that he wac
horn In FrRnrc was lined go ON "a
tasrancy charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
BABY NAMED
LYDIA {.
Because Her Mother Was
Made Well by Lydia E.
Pinlkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Brooklyn, n. Y.-'I could nc. write
all my thanks for your blessed medi-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
Good Morning, Judge
Police Court Items

Frank lulz pleaded guilty In po-
Ice u this morning 10 driving n
truck past a street cnr on East Cen
trai whcn g was stopped % dischnfgc
Passengers He WAY fined tl5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02

yeL War, January 20. piece u Precinct 90.
81 o
Thnf q. Wiiterson. 81 ur. 60 Nrrur %
Candrlarh Waf iHnufry 2t cast lots
j 2 d block o. % u sddiueu 600
Mar T. Ware o. sl 90 Jennie a Flcckuor
- q - tanuarf ~ north Of % ri-ro
rumrorad ~ lHf 81 and fraction GOT %. block
lH a. % addition. and fraction Dot D. block
g. 4 w Lruis addition 80 g. 80 900
Henri NnuuA. 90 uN. tn Alice Harrington.
old Town. 81 1000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02

Eliminating AN appropriation Of
So. Boo. 600 from The Amcricuniza-
t,on bill. the senate has substituted
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03

CATTLE RECEIPTS At
CHICAGO STRONG

Chicago. Nov. 2-Cattle. Receipts
10000. medium grades native steers
mostly steady. others and westerns
strong 20 25o higher top zoos Ie 90.
Tat heifers and best cows strong to 25
higher; other kinds steady bulk tat
COWS and heifers 600mIl00. bulk.
Gamers and cutters &0o0525. bulls
strong @aives 20 to SOC higher. bulk
vealers t4b20l4s0: siocKers and
feeders strong TO IS higher
Hogs Receipts $4,000. active most
Isl 25 20 ssc higher than yesterday y
average closing strong. top. saso.
bulk 81 sales. ia0o@l3T0 pigs IS 20
40c higher bulk desirable 100 "a I25
pound pigs. i876u13s6.
sheep Receipts 5000 tat lambs
closing strong. choice native lambs.
la.s5 bulk natives. IL seaI350. fat
sheep steady. t0p ewes rs. hulk ma s.
tivea 2ba Tseo. choice few western
yearlings. ia.0o: feeders steady
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03
SCHOONER SANTA ROSA
CARRIES FIRE WATER

Custom officials yesterday confscat-
"a al quarts Of liquor from the schoon-
Ct santa Rosa, anchored &C Magnolia
Wharf and as q result tie negro whose
actions led to the Investigation. was
turned over b. Customs Inspector
Quina % Collector OF Customs Curry
who expects % place the case before
the district attorney. - II IL believed
u u case az petty smuggling
Aside from f2 quarts OF the liquor
acknowledged by tie captain OF the
schooner 10 be his own property, and
four quarts carried b. the negro ar
rested. the remainder Of the liquor
was found artfully concealed In varl-
Gus parts % the vessel and 81 false
work IN the forecastle 81 the scho0n-
er.
The investigation Of she schooner
followed when Inspector Quina exam
sned what % him seemed 9 suspicious
appearing package carried by q negro
Who had Just left the Santa nosa and
was coming Up Magnolia whrf. The
pekage was found 20 contain four
quarts Of liquor. which the negro adj
mltted having obtained from q nem-
Der % the crew or the santa Rosa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03

can not reduce tire COSTS 81 fur
niAhlng telephone service.
We have carefully studied and
analysed tho advertised rad acgioa
"a prices and find that thesf are
upon articles OF which We snalse bat
little. II any. use Applied - 20
telephone business al known re-.
auetion In prices would not reducs
the cost % furnishing telephone
service one twentieth Of one per
per cent
This Is many times efsses by the
Increase in wages which. in many
places. we must make during the
current year
Our present operating revenues
are practically eqnatlod - our oBs
Grating expenses II the present LEI
down IN general business continues
for any appreciate time We vii
lose = material part Of the gross
revenue now received. which will
make a still higher rate necessary
n deficit il avoided
We are not asking higher rates
for Ire SAME SERVICE we fur
nisked one. two or five years ago.
but for a much GREATER SER
VICE which we n0W furnish. cnns
sistinE of facilities to add many sd
ditionai telephones to our ayssesn
during the past one. two and five
years
This fact should be considered
when comparing TIE Increase IL
rases We ask with the increase 81
the charges ~ railroad. express
and other public utilities for the
for the same quantity of service.
We hope. az every ore does. tkaf
in the relatively near future prices
and fhe costs of operation. except
labor. will be lower. bat ws sec no
immediate prospects Of this result
as far as the Telephone Company
Ia concerned
The increased rates we are NOS
asking arc based. ia measure. up.
on this hope. n the present level %
costs Of operation go higher
through causes beyond our control.
the proposed rates viii not yield =
fair profit.
sIt Is important 70 remember that
no rate for a public utility IA per
rnanens. II conditions and prices so
change in the future 80 TO make tbs
rates we are now asking ysaia too
high = return. and II the Telephone
Company should not reduce the
rates voluntarily. the Public Ser
vice Commission would
Conditions as they are must be
met. not as they may or should be.
The highest ard best interest q
the public IL conserved In having
the Telephone Company In position
10 supply facilities adequate 20 the
demand for telephones and service.
and at all times ar adequate SER
vice No community can expand and
grow without adequate telsphons
SERVES. which In turn means sds-
auasa plant facilities
With inadequate returns upoa The
bare cost Of the physical property
already in marvicH--tlse cosnrany's
credst has disappeared.
with no credit the Company cam
not secure the millions Of dollars
required TO provide ths additions
ard extensions 20 its plant. which
must be provided e the public de-
snand for telephones IL supplied.
ReaectfulIy you're.
]. EPps BROWN. President.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03
POSITION WANTED

WANTED Lady desires employ uaent
tmedsateiE can fufutsa NtHe%f rttrt +
suceH and recuulu1t nd -tttons EAEEFa-
onced ln clerical wufk ~ atitc 80
Zee fvpswriter and s'aIEth%e 81 krcplnE
small set Of hooks .feV"rai wears eN-
peftemce IN commissarg work ard has
suec eNHfuiig managed nittt u"Afsfifs
house Honest and reliable and not
afraid 81 hara work VIII consider any
honaat employ nient What have you %
nffarn Answer n ST D. Care Journal
MOTOR and truck repair man wishes
90 work Also demonstrated. g H., care
Journal
WANTED POSITION tFemaiel iH Of
flee or store. Good AZ Mathematics
Phone 22fi
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03

or the hotels lowering their charges.
Until they do We must pay the
present high charges.
Electric Power and Lights SsFass
Car Fare.
We spend many thousands ~ dol
lars every year for these services
rendered To- employees engaged Ia
the nair.1nanca Of The 0ropeFfy.
81 m o'ty - cases uv satei
enlarged ~ these companies have
been substantially increased, and
there Is no thought Of any reduo-
ton. The Telephone Company. ike
all others. mbust pay these in-
creased rates.
Paper, Printing and Stationery.
We consume tons OF paper for
book keeping. correspondence and
directory purposes. and pay many
thousands Of dollars for printing
annually This item Of expense has
increased In percentage more than
the others, and no one has Aug
gested that any reduction ia thes
costs IL probable
Ceal Blll.
The Telephone Company pur-
chaaes coal IN large quantities 90
heat the buildings occupied by lts
employees Ia rendering the service
We. ~ course, must pay what
ever price Il ueceasary 70 secure
the coal for this purpose.
Insurance.
Even where the actual rate per
one thousand dollars has not been
Increased. we are compelled 70 car
~ a larger amount 81 insurance
than in pre- war days in ORDER 90
protect ourselves In tire reproduc-
ton or any u the property which
may be destroyed ~ fire. and this
is reflected Ia very large Increase
In the total insurance Bill
Taxes.
This expense. both Federal. state.
County and City. has Increased
every year ne hava been in busi-
ness the increase this year being
unusually high There Is no prob
ability OF this expense being re-
Gucea.
We do not pay any excess pFofis
tax because We have never earned
enough to be subject 10 that tar.
Buildings.
It IS common knowledge that the
cost Of erecting any kind Of build
ing now. as well az making altera-
tions ana repairs. which constantly
confront the Telephone Company
and which involve material. labor.
freight and hauling. IL on an enor-
mousiy higher plane than ever be-
fore. Insofar "a the cost Of mate
RAILS may he reduced viii this total
cost be reduced.
The only way Ne can furnish ade-
auate facilities for your use from
year to year IL by constructing tina
buildings in which 90 house the cen.
trai office apparatus In the larger
centera. as well as charging exist
Ing buildings 20 serve the increased
needs. and this work must Be c1r.
ried on from year 20 year without
DELAY, This involves hundreds Of
thousands OF dollars IN expense TO
the Company.
There are. Of source. many ether
items 0f expense. al OF which ar@
row at TIE highest level II prices
and roe Of which show any sign &C
reduction for fundamental reasons.
Until these necessary costs Of
operation are materially red9eea We
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03
LOOK AT THIS

Best budded pecans and citrus
fruits at lowest prices. Best
varieties only. Write for cata-
oRue and our special $40 collec-
ion. Campville Nursery. Camp
lille. Florida.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03

Get right II thr eause of suascsine and
misery, requisite the kidneys end bisd.
der and restore the diseased orgsns to
sound and healthy eondEtion.
Mrs. Wa. Fiarh@w. 100 Wa@Abourns A*s.
Leasssiiit. ~. wrlisss am fNsf xesssnE sfeAs
kaa 4 sns tsksne feisx Ns4awy Fsi1s s~eFs e4kzr
rsxkt n - shsais haze aswn ne Aefaxs started
waa - H0m kela. ma@ 81 sN@a zna Aksm afe
Al xsxms~4 - Ms ka&msga a. n2f haxh#x ms "a
n.2ea an n1@xs. ID 4 ssh hsan 8a@se nghes p3@x
sci wss - .ae3fsn9 pes esx a4s mx n8ass
shesassf yssr nsaeses1s . s4seEssss4
Ole Everywhere.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03

Atlanta. ca October Ie. isao.
MF........ es...s.......sss
New Orleans. Ia.
Dear str
Your letter OF October 18th asks
a very natural question, and one
- -ands FUN and frank
reply. which ! am glad to make
While the prices Of a great mas
things have. apparently. been 49,
dueed. these reductions in prices do
not apply 70 articles used By the
telephone company. or affect the
expenditures necessary IN the con-
struction. maintenance and opera
ton of the telephone plant.
The following classes Of expenses
constitute more than ninety five
per cent OF the cost az furnishing
telephone service:
Labor.
More than flftv-five per cent Of
the total Expenditures OF the Gem
pany in rendering service are for
wages and salaries: less than one
tenth OF one per cent of this being
FOR executive and general salaries.
The wages paid 70 oar employees
can not. and should not. be reduced
on the contrary they must be In
creased. IN many cases. 20 bring our
wage scale on level with WAGES
paid b. unreg dated business. 80
that we may r&aln our skilled EN-
pioyees necessary % give you eff
ciont service,
Material ard Apparatus.
Many items Of material and ap-
paratus are involved IL the currest
maintenance 81 the property en-
tireiy apart from the enormous
quantities involved IN the construc~
tion 81 new property. and thia rep
resents large item 20 expense.
There has been no reduction, nor
any indication OF reduction. in the
price q these essential articles. in
practically ail o. which the Labor
freight and hauling coat Is BY far
the largest proportion or the total
cost
We know that the manufacturers
Of telephone equipment and nata-
rial have orders booked for two
years Ia advance, with a constantly
increasing demand. and which IN
turn makes a reduction in price in
the near future most imp. ohable.
Freight ard Passenger Costs.
Our annual expense for the trans
portafion Of freight and passengers
Il more than one million do.la-s.
No oDe expects the railroads 70 re-
duce their charges under the level
OF costs in rendering their service.
asns.
Except in the larger CEN - our
central offIces and stocks Of MAJ
toriai are housed IN rentsS huild-
inga, and even IN he larger cen.
tiers We rent varying amounts OF
properties.
Like every one else. our rentr
have been greatly increased. with
no prospect % any reduction. Even
IN pre-war days all leases for prop
srty occupied BY rs were renewed
only az higher charges than for the
previous rental period.
kSsaals
The board ard Lodging bin for
ear men. VIM must travel IN con-
nectsun with the operation ard
rsmanf@nance Of the property. costs
many thousands or a0li@rs every
year. and We can sec no prospect
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03
LEGAL NOTICE

POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
William p Colvin announces himself
as candidate for County Commissioner
from District No 8 A man % the
people
Notice Il hereby given 20 creditors
terafeoa. distributces and al persons
having claims or defna nds against the
estate 81 Clara n Merritt, 0oceaaed. so
present same 10 the underalEneH within
two 60 years from the first publication
OF this MOTIFS October 18th. 1899
" J MERRITT.
81 ID MERRITT. administrator
oct t9. 1890 oawsW
NOTICE
Notice ~ hereby given that he Board
81 Public Instruction will receive bids
for the purchase ~ the GouldlmE schepl
building up g. 3 O'Clock Monday morning
A s. EDWARDS. supt
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-03
PROPOSED sAiLlNos.

PROPOSED SAILfNOa.
TO Bristol.
"A steel Steamer" Fred'k Gilmore q
Co. soon.
To Antwerp.
s, 3. Hutchinson. John A. Merritt
Company. soon.
To matanzas and Cuban Outer porta.
$. s. Blaajfeid l." Freak Gilmore
a Co Soon.
To C5lunhia and Nenexusla ssorta
kineston. Trinidad.
8. s. Fresdnea. Caribbean Steamship
Company. 5000.
For Bremen and Hamburg.
Steamship Mart. due. Robert
Tuemier a Co. agents
Steamship nils uncr due. for
bunkers. Robert Tuemler a. Co.
agents
steamship "Naceo'. due October
seth. Robert Tuemler a. Co. agents