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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-25

You cannot, if you valuc good heas1in, afford
to use cheap, low-grade, alum baking pow
ders. They are apt to spoil the food they
do endanger the health. II physicians VIII
tell you that alum in food is detrimental
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-25
Buy Underwear Now

Two great bargains. lot Mems
fine natural wool underwear, heavy
tleeced lined, high grade finish, worth
81. 90, to close at only
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-25

Hoy sals para AdiuntRs don Lucas ANA
dao, con objeko Dc tensr una entrsvists c,,n
los sgricultcrsa de acuelin loealidad, para ara
tar da aig anas ciSuanIas daI consrsto Que hnn
aldo anms q ~ nor Ios banoueros oua nnn
dc IisTgr . cahn ai anapy&ttiao nars Il aindIe,s
~ Agffeols,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-25
TELEGRAPH PAoLIN0.
Propag3 3nda federal
GRAN NE ETING EN- VIEQUES

El dtlnio domingo, IL de los coFrisn tel ,
tuvo sfseto Aquf m smseting1 federal cue por
el tEiupfo que 81 rspFsssntn, hien puade call.
nearss dc Aeoptscimianto notable de In actual
c&mpAha electoral. Todon los esfue RIOS hs-
choH por iog PepublicAnos para que ea Rcto no
ne FeAlixRrS, faeron fr 13ilea, nneRtrbs GORE.
ltgionAFfca demostrAron qns lss sobfsn ener-
Giss dsetH'6n para arrostF&r todos los pei,
ktoH qus pueos scSrresrigs Ia defenaR de los
iRtsPaEea pLtYfoH.
DID principle l. fiesta federal cor una lin.
oAhmh oroesslon c1Vicar diEfgtds pori oil entu'
sI&st& oil 7rioglsnt1 In cuai, paHtisndo iel barrie
ds Playa Grsnde, entr6 en- 10 poblaci6u en- el
nRuiense orosn; 10 Una pRrsia de ia polieia
fnsnlnr, cab&llo, Abrfa L. mArcha; 60 eoncu-
francis de eoErelfgtonarion portando |banderas
americana pnersorriq uedas, bsudeToIas v ga.
tREd1rtss; 30 coehe sondu:iendo una msgnff-
eA ofquasth que Amenlzat& el acto; 10 cochea
oeupados oor difersntsa couisionet eomlts
local orAiores del partiho; So usiGa sscoIta
de gtnetes, Gn nGneFo de mas de doscisptos
que tAunhitn portAbAn bhndsEas Y hstnndar.
fss.
A paEar por ffsnte nj club rsputIiesno, In
mentfssfAeiou 80 sneontr6 CON qhs slIf 50
bSoian RpcstAdo, frsnte . e., con oil aIealda n
lR cAbsEa, unos euantos repubiiesnob n guisa
do guards, no Rabamos con GUS obaeRo. Por
Supuasao qus los fsdsrAisa no hicisFon e&so de
Rqnsi RlaHds.
La procession, dsspues de rscorrsr vayfAa
GALES, tsrrufn6 frsnte al Climb fsdsrAI. Iujosa-
rasnts deeorado, y snforces di6 comienso et
amsshng1. Il cteron uso de 10 paIshra oil pre-
Suenhe Gel OOmlbe lOe&i, para pPesenEAR a los
nf&dorsE; les j6veues don DGrio Ruik don Oar
los b BNnitsR, don u ITO C4tt, fi7s don Jashs NJ
Oa'anoS' al nfno Afrefo O. Neill, Ios LcdoE.
Martinez Quintsroy v TiIoI v ell condsido ora
dor popular ArmRpdo Rodrigusz.
Haeef una reBefIR de 10 nncho bueno ous
Bs diio, sarfG extepdsr demAsiado Data breys
TevistA: bdstsls al p6blico sAber qus| los apiau.
aos se Sucsdieron sin cesar que eli sntusisa
mo de los oyentes hubo momsntos que rRI6
en- 10 ineeeiblG.
TsrminAdo el Gm sstine,N loa eotrelfRiona-
gios pRsaron los saloneg del Ciub, All el
Mesnciado Martinez 1intero volvi6 o. dirigir.
les lR palabra, para dsFa conoesr Ia forma en-
que hsbfa qusdGdo rsoPganiERdo ell Comit6 v
In eGndidaturG para eargos munielpsles que
10 hAofA ReoTdado IIsvAr las urnaa Las ps.
lAhras del sefi1P Martinez Quintero fuaron
fspssld@s VsceS insaFrumptd&s con ebtre pitosos
Rpi&uaos " muastras de deeidida ApEobaet6n
Lueg0 en- sl salon oeupado porI las damas
fsderalss, que en- Vlequsg son muehaa, tuvo
luRsR IN aeso por dsmkI hsrmoso Los tres
me j0rSs aatandaFtss que hGbfan aldo portsdos
On In protection, fnsron sntregAdoa como oh.
ssquio Martinez Q 1fntsTo, Tlzol N Armando
RodnguaRi nj primero, al que las damaa dsdf-
eRban q los orAdorsH fnvlfador: nj seRundo al
dsdieAdo q Muiao1 Rlverni val tsrGero, al de
ls 1uvsntnd federal de VIsquss. LbvRnt6se ei
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-25
CaramboIa y palos
en- Guayama

An6ehs an psnadaro rep6blieo furb buIanto.
srato de pegaris m gRFrot&Eo ai fedsral don
Antonio CRimano, pero el carrots fu6 q caer
Sobre In eghesR del FcpubIie1no don Juan Sa
batter. 1 OsPAmbolR palos La paliefa hriII6
Dor Su AuIencia como de coatumbra
TodAH las nochea ae pAssRn nor lac eaIIaa
impnnsmsnts vArios grupos de Terdhlico -sur.
bulentos armAdoa dc rav6 vsrsE, Inacanss v
Fs1as dc lana, dispArAndo hros para alAfmsr
RI vecindario.
Sc dice que GO han turamsntado los dc
GLAs Tnroess para aseslnAr dor Santiago
IRiesias sf viene poY Aquf.
No sstRTfR demas aus Mr. Tetehsr 20 disra
M pAssisa por sstAs vihaa metisrh en- cintu-
70 estaa desslmAdas Aves nocturnas.
Crssn que con sSto nos mstan miedo,
peD. .d8nefePoB.
Hay republican, (ia los de pof Ac6) que
mesa cIzAnA entire In ciRne ce color hacienda
les Greer que los fsdeFsisa RmsFicGnoa somoR
nnsufgos de su rRss, con euyR Uropaganda
neSpfeptAla odios raSfstAs que no hAbfRn existf-
do en- Puarto Rico de los cuRlss sufrirxn eilos
(los pFopagandistRs repEIblicancR), Jos prime
Eos, las ecnsacnencias cuAndo ios eng q sdos 50
convenIAii de que 10 qua quieren DO eojsrIss
de inEtRumentos do veE'ganSas, de pRnt&llaa
arGs de l& eual ne escudala loa eneEAigos dc In
patTiA,
NusstFos hsrmanos ecntinentA4es ya van
oil uego de loS rsrablieo ma.
neyist&s, solo fRitA que &c convsDsan nusstros
h arm amos ics insuIArea do busnA rs qua est6n
4 su lado ayudGndeies a 10 destruction del 10.
1Ddo.
In federal americana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-25

liceneisdo Martfnsx Quintsro para dar las
grAciaa por sl obaequio, con tai motive pro-
nunct6 IN diEeufso de tonoE aItamsnte patri6-
tieos, que fa6 sslnrosamanta apIaudido, 10 mis-.
mo qne los pronuneiados por TlsoI Rodrf.
guez Con esfo termin6 I'm primsra parts de
In fsHts. las siste de 10 noche. a las ocho y
NADIA fueron qusmados en- Ia plaza vistosos
fusgoF arti6ciaIss v sc slevRron aIgunos gio.
bos; t6do amenfssdo por una exeelents orques.
-, trafd& er.profeso dc Humsca PaPa eerrar
In hssta, Ell prssidents del C0mite local die IN
viva hl presfdenta de Ia Rspdblica, otro al 60
bHrnhdor interino otro ai isfs de In policfa
insuisP.
Mp ssffs iusto tsruninar ssta brevs rsssna,
que nG dice MI CON mueho todo Io que fu6 el
Snsst3ng,S callsndo los nombres de las sefo-
Eas Dr. IL Adsia Prado de Dntsfl = dofia BMkn
casti fos de Dfas. que IAN eesiva parts to,na-
ron sL Ia preparation de todo 10 necesario pa
Pa gus 10 hssss ss rsalfxarA con la solsmnida I'd
con qas sc reaixo, y qua suxIIiad&s por otras
damat. cuyos nombres sentimos no recordar,
para frasrlos squi, SO multiplicaban por atan-
der todO. Con una docsn8 de jsres como
Bslensiss (saf llRmamos earirosRms nts q b.
len Oastsh0s) en ead& loc&lidAd--deofs Narsf
mes q (9aiptsro-ss pocts assgurar Ell tFfnpfo del
parslfo fsdsrsl en- foda ID Inca, an las pr6xi-
mas aleeeiones.
a. prop6aito hsmos omftido oeuparnoa ds
las rfovoeAefonss con que los republicanoa ira
tAFon de hscsr frscassf In fssta; hay cosaa
que up puro mtserAblss. no mareesn mas que
Ell dasprscio.
DON EzEoUIEL RIVERA
Eate prsgsigioso ciudadano, hAssa hace 90.
co rapUbltcano, ACADIA de RbandonaF ell partido
de lof BarboBs, ahitandose nj partido federal,
aeeptando I'M puesto en- In candidatura para
esrgds municipales que llevArkn a las urnas
nueatros eorrelfgioDarios On las pr6xfmas eIse.
ctonsH, Damos el pesame q los advsrsarios por
la irfspArabla p6rdida que han sufrtdo, nos
talieisamos por 10 adquisici6n haehs por nues.
tr&s huestss aquf.
S1GAN Ell EJEMPLO LOS REPUBLIoANCs
Sl In csndidetura federal para eargos mu.
nicfpalss tPiunfa aquf, como puede darse Dor
Segufo. al sleaidsdon Victor Dateft desdicark
oil sn4ldo ornate p6bico bensfcanefa, sin
toear IN solo csntavo para 81 dCukntoa al
Galdss Espublicsnos harkn otro tAntoP
NO HAY AUToRIDADEs
Aqnf p&recs que no hay autoridadss. No
ss rAFs In ncchs an que despuss de las does a.
ogaH por las GALES eseAndaiosoa grunos del
popniaeho toeando bombsa y cschaFros dsa-
do deEsforSdos gritos. Las palabraa mas soe.
ess 9 1ndscentss son prefsftd&s contra los ia
oers1es, miensrss tknto, oil aleRlds y 10 poll
cfa como si tai eosa.
Oorrssponaal.
sibra. 20 de 1909.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-25
Los nuevos Codigos

Hsmos recibido ls primers sntrees ds la
sdie45n economies que de les nnevo. c6sfons
se picpone haeer ell Ell seefor DIas Yaidsuer rsr
en- San JRAn.
Ia impression e. elaraj el papsI, satinado
Dada entregs eoDssark de a. pkgfnas an
obthFo magor y "a prscio de 10 eensRyoe
Sl sgenbe en- essa ciuoAcg 81 nuastro amigo
el llcenciSdC con JAcinto Rayo, n cuisn ms
dan lirigifss loE pedidoa en- In farmacia ia !.
aefi3fa 7iada dc DAlmau.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-25

III iceneiado Acossa sstark de rsgreso en-
Cosmo el domir 60 pr6xtmo, tomark parte On
oil susstings d. aquslia roolaci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-25
Compaflla Martinez Casado

Hoy sale de GuAyaEnA para Ponce ests
Aphndida Gsroupss n cuyo frante 6gura In
ominente actriz cubsna Luisa Marines Casa :
DO. la temparAda en- GuaJama h. sido exp,&n-
didas pnss aunque en- las prfmarss funeione.
Las AuroAs repnblicRnas, 2uysntaron d las
fsmiliss del Teatro. luego 50 llenaha ksts
RienGo ovaeionRdA In Comps fifa an cada ranra
aentaei6n.
Dsssamns lus sn In perIa del Sur tanran
iguat exito ian simrSaicos artistas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-25

La eandidatura Gle Ion Puros para DsIeas-
dos, Concsialss, Jusees, Junta de Iastrucci6n
she. atc., ha cireuiadn inprssa en- hoias susl-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-25

tss gestionan toda clase de asun-
tos 1ud1c1aIes, Notariales, dc ju-
r1sdicclon voluntaria 8 contencio-
sa on los Tr1bunales de Ia Isla,
conbando en- casos necesarios con
expertos y reputados Abogados.
Agentes de La CozHpaaEr dc Segn.
T0s ne TsdG Eli SOL dol Canada
AeIsvSdtyd. Pscips m6asces
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-25

I'm el & nsro del SRspuhiieano Puroa ~
hs eircuiado hoy, so hsbls del talsgrsma a
Hasoaits Drgesau. fmttando O Bryan cusnd,
triuDfo Ne. Einlsy. QliHas ptensa liegsr has
- slf ss sste ensayando. Nsda ds exsr. h
tsndrfa, porous aiendo parito en- bicicletas :,
av&nga mueho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-25
Joaquin (ieIabe It

RON II ;,JABON II Muchos
~ nrSc4;ca. Couumo considerable.
AnoS ~ a,sdaTaa 10 prsferen q puslquier
W Gale ds Pizsrro, AEecibo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-25
GRAN SASTRER|A
DE r. MO 0NTES
FortaIez a 8.-A|I len St. 28-

En- antique establecmento ademas m
eeg I4gleses
cntea hschos de asm de odas medidas
tambi6n sudo de corbstas,
gonoveses cueIos puos Negg6
Camisas Smokin
hos caballeros
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-25
iiUna ganga, una ganga!!

g. wanda NOR In mIsad de su pYerfo, fods
In maoafnaYia dam6s f,tlss de una fkbrica
de caionea para tsbaeoa. Entire esos. msgnf
ncas sterras esptos para cualqufsr clase dc
trabaio de carpintsrfA.
El que In intereae puede hacer euAnfos
sxperimsntos demee.
Sc enaeenan dieha msuuinarfa " 6tiiss
por spfsrms sdgd de au propietario.
Informaran en- LA DEMoJRACIA. sls.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-25

Anoehe. daspuAa de tcrnainsda In rstrats
81 frasladarae In Oruue.sz nj pueblo. efsrual
aIgnnas piesas an 0l aiegRnte sstablecfm mfsntr
de don Jose Mayol.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-25

Ell domingo qusdark eonstitufdo eI Oomits
del partido federal afneriGano en- GnaysniIla.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-01-31
THAT JAIL PResENTMgNT.

The vigorous report on the jail by
the Grand Jury is refreshing reading.
I; 1T endorses the presentment of the last
/ Grand Jury with reference to the
offensive and otjectional conditions
which exist at DIR county jail. They
have probed the matter thoroughly
and have reported the excuse of the
{ Board of Freeholders, to be lack of
funds without saying what they them
selves think to be the real reason.
They. have done the county real
] service by pointing out that after
careful investigation they find that a
new Jail can be built or the old one
!, improved without increasing the bur-
den OF taxation or extending tine pres
J, emit tax limit. That is to say that the
Board of Freeholders has only to
build fewer miles of state roads next
year and perhaps have less log rolling
for new bridges and use the money
to provide jail which complies with
the law.
The Morris County Branch of the
State Charities Aid Society has some
fines been called sentimental and ex-
travagant for its stand on the isil
question. The action of two success
sive Grand Juries vindicates its
position:
The Grand Jury's presentment re-
lsting to sewerage nuisance at Morris
Plains calls attention to what is no
doubt q very serious matter for many
of the residents of that neighborhood.
We understand that the Managers OF
the State Hospital are seriously con-
cerned on this account and that they
will do al in their power to abate this
nuisance.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-01-31
: SCHOOL TEACHERS PAY.

The compensation of public school
teachers in New Jersey is matter that
the various boards of education must give
their attention to sooner or later, and the
sooner the better.
We frequently hear of teacher leav-
ing the State because he or she has been
offered higher salary elsewhere and
this will continue so long as the pay of
teachers 10 kept down to the low figure
that prevails here
The final result will be that the stand
ard of the public schools in New Jersey
will fall to the point of second class;
remarks the State Gazette, because firsts
class teachers will not work for the
salaries offered them when higher pay is
obtainable in other parts Of the country.
OF all public institutions the schools
are the most important and money should
not be appropriated for their support
grudgingly. The responsibilities of the
teachers are great and their duties try
ing. II they feel they are underpaid they
will not enter into their work with the
enthusiasm and zeal that is absolutely
necessary to make it successful.
If any other State in the Union can
afford to pay its public school teachers
literally. New Jersey can surely do so.
There is no reason why, through policy
Of false economy, the public schools Of
New Jersey should be used for the pur-
pose of equipping teachers for work in
other sections of the country
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-01-31
PERSONAL MENTION.

y - ~
/ Rev. Franklin B. Dwight is al
Lakewood for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs, Lewis d. Kay will re-
side in Orange until April I. when they
remove to Morristown
Andrew G. Lewis left town Tuesday
for Pueblo, Colorado where he will
spend several months at the Grand
Hotel
DIR. John J. sCattanach was married
to Miss Eva Stnrgis in New York We'd
nesday evening. After d short wedding
tour DIR. and Mrs. Cattnack win reside
at los Washington street.
w. q. Hackstaff, win sail by steamer
Furst Bismark, Feb 18th, to visit Italy,
Algiers. Egypt Palestine, Syria, includ-
Damascus. Asia Minor. Turkey and
Greece, to be absent four months.
Mr.. and Mrs.. T. Hutton who are al
Suwanee Springs Florida. will leave in
few DAYS for Dayton, Florida where
they will remain at the Palmetto House
until the first of April
The Rev. Charles H. Hubbard and
family who are now at Atlantic City
leave the first Of next week for Santa
Baraba. California. where they will
spend the remainder Of the winter.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Alexander Bepnell and
son Raymond, sail for Europe Saturday
February 10th. IN the steamship Min
naapolis of the Atlantic Transport Line.
They will spend the month OF March in
Southern England. later making tour
,of the continent
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-01-31
FROM SUNRISE TO SUNSET.

The acquisition of the Danish West
Indies has long been purpose of Ameri-
can policy. The strategic reasons fol
acquiring them are strengthened rather
than weakened by our possession Of
Porto Rico,
If the pending treaty with Denmark
is ratified, says the Sun and the purchase
consummated, the easternmost end Of
Santa Cruz will become the sunrise
point of American territory.
The sunset point is now at the western
extremity of the island of Balabac
southwest Of Palawan in the Philip
pines, and just across the strait from
Bcrneo.
The longitude of these widely distant
outposts is as follows, approximately:
Sunrise on Santa cruz..... go "a W. Greenwich
Sunset on Raabae, ,irso o. E. Greenwich
That is to say, the meridian of Ameri-
can sunrise will be separated from the
meridian of American sunset by just 17S
degrees and go minutes. about twelve
thousand miles.
In other words, with the Danish islands
under our flag, the expanse Of Ameri-
can territory will lack less than one
hundred miles Of reaching half way
around the globe.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-01-31
The skater.


Her hands eresnug within her muff,
Which shelters them securely
So large a muR has room enough
For shielding three hands surely5
Her cheeks are red from many kiss
The frost has slyly taken
A warmer kiss, right well wis,
Anon will someone waken.
Her eyes with joy are shining bright
a world to summer turning;
And sparkle bright the crystals light
Her nimble feet are spurning
Steel-shod, as swift as any bird
And swift we follow after;
No trill Of bird you ever heard
Is sweeter than her laughter.
She cuts and scores the faithful ice
With figure deft and daring;
While. like the ice in deep device
My heart her name is bearing;
But of the figure there is one
Which, swain to woman hater,
Is found the one SURPASSED by none
The figure of the skater.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-01-31

Florham Farms received carload
of imported Guernesy cattle this week
DIR, Scarborough is around after a
serious illness.
a. n. Harrison has rented from D.
Willis James the Burnett house on
Madison avenue
William Windecker has sold his
barber shop, pool and billiard room to
Mr. Cohen, Of Summit.
Phillhower & Stall have the con-
tract for building Clarence Brown
lings cottage on Greenwood avenue.
James Cook of Hanover. has rented
store in the James Binding, which
he win open on April with COM
plete stock of furniture
At meeting of the Borough Demo
cratic Committee held Tuesday
night, Councilman Samuel Brant was
selected County Committeeman: n.
4 Remintz. secretary Daniel Dunn,
treasurer.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-01-31
POSTMASTER-GENERAL JOHN-
SON ON PARCELSPOST
EXCHANGES

There appears to be considerable
agitation by some newspapers rela-
tive to the establishment of Parcels
Post Exchanges in the United States.
Most of the post conventions are
with the West Indies, and South
American States and are arranged tc
encourage trade between this and
those countries. First Assistant Post.
master General johnson, who was ad-
dressed by the Chronicle in reference
to this matter replied as follows =
Editor Chronicle:
Dear Sir--In reply to your letter in
reference to Parcels Post Exchanges
the condition is peculiar one. Under
orr laws package of merchandise
weighing less than four pounds can be
forwarded at the rate of one cent an
ounce and registered at an extrag cost
of eight cents. This provides a com
paratively cheap rate for carrying
small packages which do not require
express transportation.
You ask what are the objections to
a Parcels Post in our own country.
In answer. / would say that this sub
ject has been matter of considerable
discussion and controversy for many
years past There are those who
strongly urge the adoption of the
system. while it is strongly opposed
by others The DIRECTORS to the estab-
lishment of Parcels Post point out
the enormous increase in the cost of
moving the mails which would not
be compensated for by the addition.
al revenue received. The postal
service is now maintained at an annual
loss of several millions of dollars,
and the carrying in bulk of great
quantities of articles at a low rate
of postage would certainly increase
the deficit
It is further objected that it is no
part of the business of the Govern
ment to carry express packages any
more than it would be to carry
freight. The adoption of the system
would doubtless be opposed by the
express companies whose business
would be greatly interfered with.
Those people who believe in Govern
ment control Of railroads and tele-
graphs would doubtless favor tho
minor burden of carrying express
packages through the mails, but my
own opiuion is that railroads an tel
egraphs could not be so we'll manag-
ed by the Government as they are by
private corporations.
The question of Parcels Posts con-
ventions does not come within the
jurisdiction of my Office. and l there
fore write personal answer to your
letter without its having any official
sanction.
Trusting this will give you the in.
formation you desire, remain,
Yours truly,
VIM. JOHNSON.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-01-31
YANKEE PUSH.

Employers and members of trade
unions alike are marveling over the
accomplishment of the Westinghouse
Electric Company in erecting vast
works at Manchester, England. Bull
dings which cost 81. 900. 900 have been
constructed in less than a year. Eng
fish builders estimated that this work
would require five years. The work
has been done by British workmen
under American supervision. but in
stead of the 450 bricks per nine hours
q day, which is the trade union aver
age, each man laid an average Of l, 300
bricks, with 2.50O on the very plain
work.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-01-31

AFTER THE EXPLOSION.
the moment of the explosion, which al
most wrecked the big building, were
cut and MANNED by the falling debris,
Three Of the inmates were killed, one
of thensa patron who had been In the
house for only tive days. the others EN-.
|pioyees. The other three who are dead
We're employed in the subway.
mot window was left intact in the
Grand Union hotel, just across thd
street. and the same was true of the
Grand Central station. where. the faces
|of the three big clocks were blown out
|by the conclusion The hands Of one
of them remaining where the timepiece
was stopped show that the explosion
occurred at seven minutes past IL.
OF the i've persons who were placed
under arrest two are held as important
witnesses. The others are Ira a. Sha-
Ter who has the contract for that sec,
tion Of the subway; his foreman and
his assistant foreman Pending the re.
|sult Of the Inquest they were held by
the coroner each II $4,000 bnIl.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-01-31
THE CASE OF MISS STONE.

Asserted Positively That Ransom
Has Not Been Paid Yet.
/ Washington. Jan. 30. Unless Miss
stones captors have abandoned her,
|despairing OF being able to safely sur
render her to the agents who have been
trying to ransom her, she is not yet at
liberty.
1t is quite certain that the ransom
money has not been paid down and
that the agents referred to have com
pletely lost touch with the brigands,
who have been frightened off by the
appearance OF Turkish soldiery in their
bneighborhood
The efforts to secure the woman's re-
lease will not be abandoned, but it is
feared that they must be renewed in
another direction. the present line hav-
ling been broken.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-01-31
SUBWAY HORROR.
Dynamite Explosion In the Heart Of
New York.

Dynamite Explosion In the Heart OF
New York.
New York. Jan. %. BY the explosion
Of a vast amount of dynamite stored IN
a little hut beside the rapid transit sub
way at Park avenue and Forty first
street, a few minutes after noon yes.
terday, six persons were killed. seven
ty-fiye others were injured seriously
and hundreds more were cut and
bruised.
So severe was the shock that. the i'm
mense hotels in the immediate vicinity
rocked as II In the grasp of an earth
quake. Glass was shattered and havoc
created in nearly every house in an
area of mile square The damage to
property alone, it is estimated, win APP
proximate $1,000000.
Nearly 200 OF the patrons Of the Muir.
ray Fill hotel, caught in their rooms al