The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-11
SVBETHBARTS ONCE.
But Bernie's Mamma Inter-
fered, and Now the Lovers
Meet AS Strangers.

About the most shame-faced man in
Hoboken today Is Bernard Frazer. of No.
632 Park avenue, employed as a carpenter
Company's shops. Bernard was to have
married Caroline Holteriing on April i.
but a few days previous TO that date they
had falling out, the cause being Bern
ards mother. On the evening of March 2S,
Caroline saw Bernie son Washington street
with another woman. She taikedi to him
and he asked her to come to his house
and he would give her her love letters
he let her remain outside until she was
tired; thsn she rang che bell and got into
the house and created scene. Bernard
had her arrested a few days later. charg-
ing her with having assaulted him. She
was sent to the County Jail. pending a
hearing, having been unable 10 secure
bail She was thers two days, and so
worried did she become that she atuempt-
ed to commit suicide, by cutting her
wrist.
The hearing in the case TOOK place this
morning before Justice of the Peace
Rusch. Lawyer Allen appeared for Miss
HolteriinG, aud before he got through
examining Frazer, the latter felt like
crawling through knot hole. Frazer i,
his brother and his mother testified for
b6Euie, Defulp ShItt OdEoiluo WaS AZ hio
mammals home an hour and quarter,
aud she struck him in the chest twice.
She was bis sweetheart. she said.
OPENED THE DOOR MID HIS PANTS.
Mrs, Frazer testified:-''Lepa comes
mid de house on March 28. She makes
the door bell ring. We all wakes up, and
dinks the house on fire. | tells my hus-
make the door open, lie says first put
my pants on. say no. you make the
door open mid out your pants. He says
he puts his pants on. Then he opens the
door mid his pants. Lena she comes IN
and she boilers and goes across the bed,
and says to Bernard, you mean man. as
ever saw. you old wash woman. Then
she hits him twice mid his breast"
Caroline testified that she went with
Bernard TO his home TO get her letters.
He let her remain outside for some flf-
teen minutes, when she Went and rang
the bell and was admitted to the house
by Bernard's father. She demanded her
letters and Bernard gave them to her, and
then tried to take from her finger the en-
gaEement ring be had given her. ''He
tried to take:rhe ring" she said, land
then pushed him on his oyercoat."
IA VIGOROUS DEMONSTRATION.
Lawyer Allen asked TO demonstrate the
way she pushed. She grabbed hold of the
lapels OF the lawyers coat, and before he
knew where he was, she had given him a
vigorous shaking, ripping his coat uD the
back.
Lawyer Allen, In summing up, asked
raz er il he wished to have his sweet
heart sent to jail. He answered, no.
Rusch decided to send the papers to the
grand jury, and paroled the fair defend
ant in the custody Of her attorney.
Caroline left the courtroom in the Gus
tody of her lawyer. Bernard came out d
few minutes later, his brother and moth
or following, but he separated from The
latter two and made bee-line for a
saloon. AS Caroline saw him go by. she
feelingly said:
"He yet does ike me-"
She will Immediately begin action for
breach of promise, but it is dollars tc
Goughnu Is that II the two get together
alone for half hour they will make ur
and be married.