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The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-03-24
Anecdote of Armour.

Phillip D. Armour, millionaire and
philanthropist continually warned
young mn against getting into debt.
He loved free men and despised slaves.
When asked if he admired a certain
brilliant orator he said: He may have
a superb voice and fine presence, but
can't you hear the rattle of his chain
That man is not free; he is under
moral obligations that demoralize him.
He is not speaking the deepest thing in
his soul, and l haven't time to hear any
slave talk. l want a man to be just as
free as l am"
On another occasion he said: "Don't
get into debit mean moral debt. II
is bad enough to get into debt finan-
ciaIly. There goes a young man who
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-03-24
Veteran Reporter De-
scribes His Sensations
During q Seismic
Disturbance

sation is distinctive. I had ample
time to define its characteristics, and
yet I was conscious at the time of
mental unbalance which untitled me
for the task to some extent. The
earth shriveled under me. My feet
seemed to be resting on a layer of
shot. and I seemed to be rolling into
some bottomIess ingu fment on series
of ball-bearing waves, irregular in size
and shape My senses seemed to swim
and undulate with the forces which
shook the crust of the earth. My mind
reeled and tOttered, as it We're. The
view became hay, dim, uncertain, and
things about me seemed to be melting
into thin air. Suddenly the cessation
came. My feet were again resting on
solid earth l felt as if l had swept
through centuries of time and had
covered distances Unreasonable. Yet
l had not budged an inch relatively.
and had remained in the shock only
a few seconds
But it is something fearful for the
old earth to get unsteady under ones
feet. 1t is surprising enough when
one mistakes a pool of water for solid
ground. But these things are moth
ing when compared with the fearful
and indefnable sensation of the earth
quake. and one good sound shake is
generally enough for a man in a life
time. New Orleans Times-Democrat-
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TAkES FOR TIE CHILDREN
Short Stories Meant To Be OF Interest to
Our Junior Readers.

is mortgaged. That young man is leg
ging it along with debt, and 1t VIII
take twice as much power to get him
along as the man without debt. There
are other debts and obligations that
are embarrassing in their entangie-
ments Don't get into debt morally,
my boy; don't get into debt SO that
you rnay not exercise your freedom TIC
its limits"
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ne flashed up al her from its purple
,hion. Molly just had to stop and
TX at it and while she looked the
button died out of her face.
Sou pretty thing" she said softly.
Honder if you would fit. Just ex-
Why, how did he know what
70 get? Maybe he does care, in
", and of course he couldn't be
ak. But, then, l really don't
lat Max cares or that l would
did care. 1 suppose l could
love Mr.. Holden if | had to.
kouth and love are very fine
kerse, but you can't make a
Them. The best thing you
lily Cartwell, is to take the
gods provide you and say
L. He doesn't ask you to
love him, only to wear the
gracious knows that will
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Work of saixatioa Army.

The Salvation Army is floating an
issue of $4,000 of bonds to provide
homes for the poor. On file are appli-
cations from more than 1000 families
anxious to leave New York city and
settle on farming land.
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We read of the seven ages of man,
but one age is ample for the average
woman.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-03-24

A woman will fall in love with man
fortunate individual.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-03-24
Sacks of Conn,

Travellers in eastern Siberia carry
soups in sacks. They are frozen solid
as stone. and keep Indefinitely. Milk
also is frozen and sold by the pound.
whatever is worth doing at all is
worth doing VOL LORD Chesterfield
In letters to his son.
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Curious NIisunderst landings.

One of the strange traits of little
children is their utter misunderstood
ing of many simple things, and the en-
durance of this misunderstanding with
them through years and years. Thus
there is a lawyer of Philadelphia who
thought. until he was twenty or TWEEN
ty-one years old. that there was such
a word as "pard-narsens' in the lang
uage. His father, religious man,
had said grace always at the table,
and the boy had heard. incuriously,
three times a day, 'paTd-narsens" in
the grace, without comprehending III
the least that pardon our sins" were
the words his father actually had
spoken
Much of mans unhappIneSS is due
TO his getting what he expects, but
doesn't want.
Opportunity with ability makes re-
Bishop Hurst.
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The ripest actor is not beyond get
ting green with jealousy.
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Sorrow is the silken cord that makes
the circuit of sympathy.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-12-12
"JUsT FROM GEORGIA

JUST FROM GEORGIA.
DE ONE DE ANGELS KNOWS.
Bless him-li'l' sweetheart,
De one de angels knows!
He on his nanny bre's' now
She wear him lax rose!
She rockin' him ter sleepy
He foun' green fiel's en- streams,
En- well knows de angels
Dey tip-toe thoo' his dreams
He in de Chris mus country,
Wild Christmas things in sight,
Whar all de Chris'mus sojers
Is heppin' ter de right!
".
De Christmas Trees so crowded,
No room on any limb!
l hopes dem Chris SINUS Reindeer
Won't run away wild him!
THE LITTLE FELLOWS.
This is about the way we feel to-
wards the children who are chill
dren all the year-especially on
Christmas:
"Bless you, sweet-ez-honey!
Sweetes soon en- late;
Comes ter Christmas money,
You wuth yo' rosy weight
The signs of the time point to
one fact; and that is-Mark Twain
is the best-loved author of them
all-heaven bless him!
A DAY OFF.
"What you reckon de devil does
Chris'mus?"
''Rests up fun maxim fire crack
ersw
BROTHER DICKEY's CHRISTMAS PHI
LOSOPHY.
De weather will soon be cold
enough fer Charity ter set by big
fire en- wonder eff Providence is
takin' keer er de poor.
Wild all de holiday fire en- de fire
crackers, long bout Christmas
time, de angels in glory mus think
dat dey's celebratin' Fo'th er July
in de yuther place.
What's de use er some men tax
in de chillun ter see de toy-ani-
miles in de shop winders, wen
dey drinks enough ter see whole
circus at home!
No use ter pray ter de Lawd ter
give you charity. De better idee
would be ter surprise him by havin'
it befo'han'.
Fer de Lawd sake quit growlin',
en- try ter persuade yo'se'f dat
you're happy one day in de blessed
yearP'
DE music er de little Tin Hon
amt no Italian Opery, but-bless
God, we on'erstan's it betterl
He say he love his nanny
Bout twenty millions. My!
Ter put it down in tiggers
Dat's love dat's comm high!
En- yit-de good Lawd bless inn
1t amt so high, spec':-
It's des erbout de heightness
Er his arms eroun her neck!
***
That was a beautiful quotation
in joaquin Miller's recent read
ing ''Here's handful of flowers;
there's some dirt at the roots; a
tear will wash it off,"
***
THE WINDOWS OF LIGHT.
Honey, you dreadin'
De dark en- de coli?
Open de winders
Er Light on yo' soul!
Hide FUN de tempest
De thunder dat roll?
Open de winders,-
Let Light on yo' soul!
Joy des a-slippin'
Fun Sorrer's control:
Wild de Light in de winders-
De Light on yo' SOUL
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-12-12
PORTER g.
RADEBAUGH
s. JEWELLERS. Z
OurL,ine OF
Christmas Pre- SentS

this is the most complete that has been
shown in Union City and they are of a kind that
will be useful and acceptable and you have the
satisfaction of knowing that when you send
present with our on the package it will be
recognized as the best goods made. Our guaran-
tee goes with everything we sell. Our line is so
varied that you find something suitable for
mother, father, brother, sister, sweetheart, wife
or the baby, and at price that will suit your
pocketbook
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Una SOCiedad fralCeSa
de BenefiCenCia,
CELgBRA UNA FIESTA
en- Barcelona.

Barcelona Jalio 10 Uaa hermo-
So fiesta francesa ha tenido efecto
e1 el Palacio de Bsllas Artes de
BARGE Iona.
Dicha fiesta, de indole caritati
Va, Ifae organizxda por lss damas
protectoras de II SocledAd Ffancesa
de Bsneicer cia.
Ea ell tsstero del salon de 10
Reina Regente sc coIocaron plantss
y srbustoH, combinados con exquisi
sito srte, y vefAnse en- la gale.fs
grupos de banderss espanoIss y
frax cesss.
T4mbien faeron adcrnadoa
los jardines con bauderas, f arc litos y
v&sos de colores, hab; eadose ade'
mas, ins t.lsdo a'gunas tiendas en-
las cuales bellas sef1oritss vendfan q
los concurrentes dulces, vines y IL
cores.
Tomarcn pArte On Ia fiesta re-
putados artistss que fueron aplsu Ii.
dfsimos La concurrencis III simpa
tico &cto foe nnmeros1 ina y distin-
guids, rindiendo quito Ia carload y
coronando con Ell 6xito La iniciativa
de las dEmas protectoras de IL So
ciedad FrAncesa de BaueficspciA es
tablecida en- 10 popu osa ciudsd de
los Candes.
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La vista de una CauSa
intereSante.
La REQ les criminal Q eS lOca?

E breve Sc vera en- ell Tribunal
Supreme de estA Cludad ell ju'cio
'oral de 10 causa instruida contra Ma
rfA Lorer 20, por iT anticidio, snce so
del cual dimos cusnta oportunamen
te.
Sin duda que te hsra luz en- ese
asunto y quedar&n resueItas las du
das que desde ell primer momento
ocurrie ron.
sTlene comp ices en- e1 crfmen
de autos, Marfs Lorenzo? ! E crimi
nal 8 es una loca!
Qae nosotros sepamos no hs
Rparscido basts ah IRA complice al
guno y del estsdo de Ia rsz6n de
Maria Gu n 10 Sc cometio ell inf nti
cidic, deapues y ahorA sque Sc hs
hecho para &C mprobGrll
lTendr&n los jueces que fAlIar
por a2ariancias, por no teper una
concreta e7idencia de Ia criminsli-
dad con ciente 6 incopscie to de 10
acusad ?.
E tie es 81 problems,
No sabemos ii Ii Ley tiene me-
dios para poder disponer de f Acults-
tivos que So dediquen cxclusivameh-
to Al o. tudio de las ftcuit xdes men
tales de un delincuents en- crfmeues
de estA clase, tan r&ros en- to1aa
parties del mundo, pero 81 no Las tie
ne, dscimos, deban arbitrarte. De
todos modos Ia vista de esa csusa
ser e interesSnte.
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DETALLES
de la entreViSta que
Ell Kaiser y Morgan
celebrarOn a bordO del "COrsair''
LA NOTICIA QUE DE ELLA DO
Ell SERVICIO DE CABLES
DE <LA CORRESPONDENT
CIA. ES AMPLIADA
AQUI.

B ,rlin, Julio 12 La e1trevista
de J. Pierpon Morgan con ell K User
bordo del &C orsAir4 no fu6 ex.lu.
sivsmente un camb;o de palabras y
un ratio de solaz. Morgan consfgui
tramtr algunos negocios importan-
te7, y en- este SO fandan las noficias
circulAntes en- las esferss comercia.
les de que no solo Ell reciente tratado
entire el trust ma'ftino trasatlSntico
las dos principsles lfaeas alema-
mas Sc ratifico, sino que tambien Sc
efartu6 IN pacto todsvfa mayor y
mas estrecho. q~~
Al pd olico se le.ha hecho enten.
der que son tales ell Immense tonela.
je sin igusl ligereza Y capacidad de
las lfaeas maritimas germanicas, que
pcdr&n ofrecer q los interesss mari
timos de Morgan formida BILE oposi.
cion, en- case de desAvenencia re
ducci6u de rata.
Uno de los resultados de la visi.
ta de Morgan al Kaiser y los Direc-
torres de In Hamburgueaa America
ns Ia North German Lloyd, en-
Kiel y Hamburgo, es el de que las
lfneas americans y germAnicss han
u0 UI@U&JGT uluA5 81 SUFE6 uu@ b5E"
cera combination, tai como la que
AmeuAzAn formar Ilss Companies ir-
glesAs
Morgan hs prometido al Kaiser
que sus buques no intarvendrAn en- ell
trafico ent9e New York y Bremen
que no Sc haran Ataqpes sobrs los
msrcados alemanes por las ratas de
fetes extrsnj arcs, nj de alzA nj de
baja
e. significativo el hecho de que
M organ haya sido constantsmente
ell ha6sped de Balm, Director gene
raj de la Hau bargu 81 Am sricana,
que L. IfaeA costearR un esp i'd
do banqaete p7ra todos los AGO Apa.
nantes de Morgan, la vfspeta de su
pArtids.
La vista de Morgan ha qnitado
uu gran peso de les C rszones de los
accionistas de Las nneEs alemanas, y
el tenor de que Morgan intentabA
tragarse estas emptea va desapa-
reciendo.
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La educaci0n
en- los pa1SeS
hlspano-amerlcanos

Del cuAdro que presents el Sr,
Arturo Prsts, del Uruguay, en- su
obrA ana 1tica de los recursos de su
pals, tomAmos 10 not& siguiente, que
Sc re fisre To- edacacioa que la nj
4 z recibe en- los pafses latino anne,
ricAnos.
Arge ntina educ 247.531 n'f1os.
Brasil 300.CC0 Colombia, 143.l76,
Caile 115. 535, PERI IS 500 Ecuador
$1,000, G aAten ala 65 600, B iiviA 81
418, Salvador 10000 Para gaey 25OOC
Honduras % 600 G sta r ca 22.Oe0
N carsgua 18 600; Uruguay IS 900,
Mejico.828 900.
La'educacion primaris elemen.
tai es obligatoria en- casi todcs les
pafses hispano Americanos, sierdo el
impulse Official ell que descuella entire
los otros para sfiAnzar la education
de la nifi Z
Ds once 5 nos & esta parte, M6ji
co Sc viene distiDgaie ado entire los
pafses mas avnetsjados en- este senti
do, dice el sef1or Pfsts.
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y uI uIUUGIU G5CIuSIVU UO ID CeIod CUH
su colchon superior por IS. Cana de
nifos. Surtido complete en- COLCHO-
MES y COLCHONETAS, ALFOMBRAS
de sala y CANA. LAMPARAS para luz
electrical y gas, Cuadros de sala y
comedor. JAULAS, NEVERAS, BAIL
LAS de porcelana de corada. JUE-
Cos DE COPAS. CUBIERTOS de chris
tofe y Rogers y todo 10 necesario pa
"a adorno de casa.
En- ABANICOS japoneses tenemos
especialidades y preclos sin competen-
cias.
Complete surtido en articulos de
NOVEbAD y FANTASIA propias para
regalos.
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Maqu!naIIa de venta.

La Compaffs San Jaan Light &
Transit tiene de venta precios muy
bsjos Ia siguients maquiaaria
1 naquila y una oalders portatil
de Is caballos de faefZ".
/ mSquina estacionaria de rs Ca
ballos de fuerza.
/ loc< m 3tors tipo caldera para
mAquine superior; de coudici6u esta
en- primeta clase, teniendo nueva tn
IBERIA.
/ molino para aserrsr, con an
gran surtido de sierras, especialmen
ts adaptAdss para aserrar las resis.
sentes maderas del psf3.
6 locomotoras muy convene ntes
para haciendas azucareras.
10 Cares para cargamentos y
passi eros.
Todo este material estk de venta
para obtenerlo, telefonear. 6 dirigir-
Sc por correo a Ia eComps MIS- san
Juan Light & Transit. Telefono 81
San Juan P. r.
D IA. l.
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Una bOmba.

Cen volsntss fiias, y loca, lista
para funcionsr al vApor, g vende
barata. Informaran en- La Oorresnon
enoia
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GONZALEZ PADIN HERMANOS

Constanesurido CoLcH0NE varedad de
deos doraas de altos de dosel
americana los mmos lo enemos BANCAS DORADAS
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Mr. Romero Haxthausen, ds
clases de ingles, en- su casa Gale
Nueva ndmero 2 altos Marina, los
lunes, microbes y viernes, de 8 6 8
de Ia noche, dos pesos mensua'
les. p
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QpODla su plgOrQ5Q c3r21ber Y 81 Sa~
lia vietOIiago do ID lucha, s9riA uni
cAmeute ccn detrineutc de sus iude.
lebles principles 8 sacfificsnio SO
preGiCs existencis ................
E pueblo estSha Glegre. D. s
rotiGiaa fsustas corrisn &c bo3A en-
boce. U-a era e. c&eamiento de
una ds las iovtnes mas aCreciabies.
La otra "a llsgad& de Jnlikp, que
dasp14z de uaa &usencia do mas de
diez saos, veLia { nacersa cargo de
10 iglesiE.
En- efacto, 4 los pocoa dias llee6
JRliau. FL pueblo 10 rooibi6 COB jd
bile; pe-o apseaT de clio pn rumor
Sc % par! Il con ipsistan 5ia sa al cual
SO s'goidash7 cue no vivi'fA mueho,
pues vepia mny eEfermo.
8. amarillo, Gasi eucorvado, en-
juto mortecino Tai era ell Julian
que al semiaa1ic Gavolqia. Las f 8.
tlgas sobre hpmanas cue aQuel ic.
venzdelo exporiment6 para dar ti1
Gus eatu5ics, pipsron SD cnerpo que
era prasa de eIspids y mortal erfar-
msGa6, C3nsec76 como fl sxbla sce-
70 svs principles mor&.tat poro per,
do sus ene5 gas Fl less. So mau tn
VI hrme en- sqGel espentl3o hstaIlSr'
de bSstG16sg Faslones y sxlio libro &
bazcar Ia m1erts oespu5s DC tsa ru'
de luch&.
Sul padres sufeisn horriolemen-
te 2 ri ccntenbInr sqGei espectro,
viclaot&s sacpdldss lcs sgi tacsu.
2Aaa, Gun4ao Gono eienPrc,
iba morir sTssioiemaats entta sus
psarc5. los s sntre gsrles su osa
me1ta, satisfecho dc habar i'erAdo
su cometido. iRaro eie@ 2io de be.
niguidSd!
Las profecfss se oampliaroo. A
los pocos dias de bs43eoir l~ nni6n
de Amelia, aquella aims poble desA,
pareci6
Aqoellas bodss atreciAron Gu
enf9rmedad y Ia mueIte fd6 al lnevi-
table fin de aQuel desdichado ser,
cuyos destinos trocados por Ell IN SIS
act roo fAnAtismo, dieron 81 trssta
con su exietencia que desnrrollada
Ell efsrAs mas amp!its, huoisra po~
dido desplegars vigorossmonta y
redundRr en- Deneficio de Ia actividad
ErneSto BusQuets
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Ejecuta ordenes de toda clase
de efectos que Sc embarcan de los
Estados Unidos, y Sc ccupa de ]a
venta en- consignaci6n de frutos&.
l. J
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Ltnea f6rrea del OeSte.
ITl N E r A r I O

SAtidas de Bayamon y Capital al
mult6neamante.
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JULIAN.

Los pre- pArAtivos estsbAn verifi
C&7dose. La marchA estabA rssuel
tn y ell viaie tendrfa lugar dentro de
tres 6 cuAtro dfAs.
K el semblAnte de los padres
de Julian sc observabs, en- medic de
las tristezAs que p 1ucen las lsrg as
separAcit nes, una algeria prude nts
m' ne disimulada, pues Aquel visj
e'a 10 reElizAcio de aus deseos por
mrc' OF amos scariciados. Su salts.
fAccion AumentAbA al yer ell rasgo
de benignidad de aquel hijo.
Julian, ,hAchote de exhube-
r&' t sslu1, vivArAz y & la vez docil,
Sc dob'egAba humildementa ante los
Ardorosos desecs de sus padres y
procuYabA ocu tar IL tristezA que en-
su ser Sc Alojab1 y que en- vAriss
ccA ZONES llevaba encendidas lAgri-
mas sus bril- 'antes y hermosos ojos.
ST, lloraba porque su vocAcion
dres, poyque sentfa en- medic de su
periencia, los acosadores alets-
zcs de 10 desgracis, porque Sc spAr
tAbs, en- fp, desprovisto de todS es.
peranza, de su Amelia, cuyo recuer-
do conmovia prcfundAmente su ser
y le hostigabA sin cesar.
Sin embargo, no querfa desobe~
6eCer & sus padres y sAcridcaba
sus ilusior es por complA cerlos. La.
brsris, quizk, So infelicidAd, pero SO
bre ellos cReria ell peso terrible y
AbrumAdor de los reno r 1imientos.
Era mansa vf-t'ma { quien ell sacri
ticio no aterrAb&.
Por Fl Lego ell dfa de Id mArcha.
Julian conserve AdmirRblemente su
valor moral. No hizo manifestation
AlgunA respecto sus contrsriAdas
Aspiraciones, pues abrigAbA lA triste
esperAnzA de Amoldarse en- todo &
su nuevA vida y residencia.
S1 despedidA de TODD 10 que le
hAlSgaba, de sus tiernos amores, de
sus padres, amig gos de ID camp'ns,
de donde A1n ven1 1snle dulcas ema.
nAciones, como imperecedero recuer
lGgubre y desconsoladorA del pode-
roso dolor que interiormente embkr-
gabA & &quel corazon ebrio sda de
placsres y amAb,es diversiones.
A lA cafda de Ia .tarie iba va de
viaje, y de sus oios pref1Ados de Is
grimas, descendiAn vertiginosas y
enormes gotas; con intermitenciA
volvia AtrAs 10 cabezs, hastA que en-
vuslto en- el espeso mAnto de la no.
che, desapArecio en- Las lobregueces
del sendero, mientrss su manso Ca
ballo, Ajeno al dolor de su joven car.
ga, pisabA &speramente ell pedrego.
so intrincAdo cEmino. no...........-.
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I'm hOmbre hOnradO.


Senior Editor. -S Sfrvase informar
& sus lectores que 81 me eacrihan con
6dencialmante les mandsra s.os co.
rreo en- cart& sellada ell plan que Sc
guf y por Ell cusl obtuvs el restable-
cimiento permanente y compacto de
mi salud y vigor varonil despuSs de
amos de sufrimientos de debilidad
nerviosa, pSrdidss nooturnas y par.
teg dSbiles y atrofadas.
No es mi idea coneeguir dinero
de nadie; fuf robado y estafsdo por
charlatanes, hssta perder Ia fS del
g6nero humano, pero gracias Dlos
estoy ahora bien vigoroso y fuerts,
y con doseo de- hacer conocer 4 todos
este remedio 2iarto de curarse.
No teniaado NADIA que verder nj
que envisr G. A. D., no desso dine
ro.
Direction; E Brant, Box Delray
Mich. EM. UU. 8 18O. II
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-07
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Robbed the Safe of the Merwin Pr

Robbed the Safe of the Merwin Pro-
 vision Company in Meriden
 When the office of the Merwin Pro- vision company on South Colony street Meriden, of which the Merwin Pro- vision company with abbatoir at AL lngtown is branch, was opened yes- terday morning it was found that safe blowers had wrecked the office. The safe had been blown to pieces with dynamite and the office outfit was torn to pieces. Booty to the extent of $400 In cash and checks was taken. The police believe that the robbery took place ear ly Sunday morning. A woman living near the scene recalls having heard some sort of an explosion Sunday morn ing just as the 3;92 express train, sounth bound, rushed by, The building is located adjacent to the railroad tracks and it is believed the robbers timed the explosion to bring it off simultaneously with the passing of the train. The fact that the plundered of flee was not opened Sunday delayed the discovery until yesterday.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-07
MARIA BREE.

Maria, widow of Peter J. Bree, died suddenly Sunday morning at her home, 199 Pine street Children of Mrs Bree heard her fall on the floor and went to her to assist her to a chair. Mrs. Bree died in her sons arms. Heart disease was the cause of death. The deceased WAS fifty years old and had been a resi- dent in Fair Haven for many years. She at one time conducted a grocery store, but gave up the business several years ago. Her mother, Mrs. Ellen Garvey, lives next door to the deceased. Mrs. Bree leaves two sons and two daugh- ters. Her sons are Dennis Bree, an en- gineer for the railroad, and Edward Bree, a fireman. The daughters are Mrs. Philip Murray. of Philadelphia, and Miss Josephine Bree. The deceas- ed had two sisters, Mrs. Edward Bro- phy and Mrs. Theresa Heeney, and three brothers, Edward Garvey, Rich ard Garvey and Andrew J. Garvey.
 Mrs. Bree was a prominent member of St. Francis church parish. During her lifetime she was engaged much in charitable work i'll Fair Haven. Through her kind deeds she became very much esteemed and respected in the community.
 The funeral will take place from her late residence, 199 Pine street, at S:30 this morning and from St. Francis church at o'clock.