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Ottawa station, Mich.
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I-'TI0 = a"g IET1 --E77 sF7I'1I- ~ 40 - :
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Maria SoJtjcimq
P1e- ben. tan j1goso nectar Sc halIa de
vanta so ctvs bot-ila en- la- e-tab ecimien-
toz de don Jaime Pzges, Pueblo Playa
I, nde Sc veuden tambieu los inolv'Gables
st5oney. 19-lo
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bat "a s don DOMINO Al1y / I3ItIa
III 10 o UlU 1 a q repre- a1arocI
u com yauEe al Earda II
2 n 8 e 5 de e Z
INTERESANTE
Fago abs os hacendadQs lcorstas estiadores,
pdbco general dese et1 fcha queda alberto mi
abecmento la cae del Jobo nimero IL que Jedcar5
construction De al1a5l7u d se1q gab01
1ego dJecto seno qmq9os de CABEZOTE tag5js
Ell del sistena especial de Ia
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Pc pis- ptra = cutsivo
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r's.s' - tsare adefoas una cs-s de unaaeras
ari Psfs t~ehada De zinc con s7s secaderss,
t-.,ne a.e11a- vsra~ ca-itss para agregados.
b one i..--4-e dtchs feca pa.f. vsTss =,
este con don Lui- R-fk hl 8 con Il ons
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ocular Un hOspIa.liIo -
mos DE- dJcho barrio
Dice La Di&euSi5,. de IA u
CORE Ia version de qaa alSunos
nan enyiaio 4 HalIId :, $1,000 paVH
relieve de. general CalIeia
HuclIau concentrates.
La Gaeetr anuncia Ia vacaule Gel cargo ~
Maestro susututa de Il Escue!a elemental DC =
claSe dc Ia Marina de Ia Capital dotada con ) 50
mensuales para personal para gaaJo. ae
eocIJoTo y ; . para labores ae las alumnas.
Ia sido nom5rado ayudanta dai bataIi6n do
- y aliadOLd' que guaruece eSta plaza ii capi-
tan dou BaIbno Dolz.
&aya8Uaz, Judo 10.
DENocRAC-A. Ponce
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Ponce, 4 brIl II de 1S94
4 guiar, Sir:
sirven a la Isla los pedidosque Sc
en hIaneo tnda el.-sa dc artfcl
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-22

AM quo compaher0 de su herman0, al hombre
brutal esceptico que aconsejaba Jorge espe-
culase con la mseria de Elena I.oudOn perO
POGO POGO in6 Observation-Disclosures aquel grue-
so rostro con ojillos expresvos. Ademas, You
lado'X parecia haber cgmbiado por complete
Sus maneras mostrabase amable reservado,
no lhlraba va lvonne con descar0. En sll
conversation, las palabras deber honor yir-
tlld saltaban con eualqIer motive.
Al termlnar Ia comida, pensaba va Ivonne
Jorge uene razon, dijerase que no es este el
msmo hombre. tenia prisa Dor saber on
que podrla ayudares Vouzadoux.
jorge adlyln0 esta ansedad de su hermana.
y, cuando Sc levantaron de la mesa diio
MI querldo Vouzadoux, 81 quieres, sacrif.
caremoS los cigarros estas sehoras, fin do
hablar embellishments de los dos proyectos on
que nos hcmos ocupado esta tarde
NouzadouX Sc inclino con galanteria, pasa-
ron todos al salon. Hubo un --nstante de silen-
clo, dnrante el cual miro vonne francaments
al amigo de su hermano, el cual amigo Ia miro
talnblen cara cara, sin mostrarse inqueto Dor
los ojos inqnsidores de la j6ven.
He aqn la question --diio al fin con perfec
ia naturalidad. He venido hoy yer 4 Jorge
con motive do algunos asuntos de Bolsa, Y mo
ha hablado de certas personas por las cuales 80
lnteresa usted mucho, sefIorta.
Detnvose un momento para yer mejor 81 efec-
to de su primera Erase.
lvonne respondio con firmeza
-IodoS nos nteresamos por 'esas peyonas,
cabalero
Julia Sc mantenia aparte, senciosa, diri-
giendo dc ven en- cdando una mirada de inteli-
geneis d sn hjo:
Vouzadouy- -continu6
En- primer Ell lugar, hay una j6ven, la So
horta Ioud6n no es este ?
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para socorrer sus Nrotogido''
Jorge lanz0 una carcaa ada y dijO
-Dejara charlar, mama. Con tai que con-
Senta en- Sar de Paris,
--ConSiente.
--, va
Ella misma NE ha pedido yolver Ecol,-
hlant No Sc atreve Il presentarse en- el pasco
de las AcaciaS.
--, mbtc --pronunc6 Jorge hacienda III
gesto de despreco . Y clando Sc marcha il
Ecoulfant
-Cuando Elena y su pandia tcngan colo
caci6n, De modo que tn amigo NouMdory nos
cs in1til,
a la SAXON Sc present6 I'm criado
Ell senior NouAdoux-anunci6.
Anaolio, I.eopoldo Anastasio, r.stanisao
NouMldouX, SO adelant0 sonriendo beatamente.
La Scnora de Marsebert hizo un esfuerzo pol
sonreirSe tend6 la mano al amigo de su hijo.
Ivonne bajo casi al instante
ApenaS tuvo tempo de yer al senior Nouza-
douX, cuando anunciaron la comda Este pre-
sent6 ell brazo entcrmo, Jorge ton6 cl de lvoll-
IIermanita- 10 soy tn caballoro.
La j6yen aproxim6 sas labios al dido de Jor-
ge, y lie dijo en- tono de reconvenci6n
-Cre que no veias Il ese senior
En- efecto -contesto Jorge con naturalidad
-pero 81 supieras 10 que ha vendo q propo-
nerme l,.. Gracas d 81 podcmos realizar nues
ros proyectos.
-; A 6l i-dijo Iyonne con extraheza
No lie conociamoS eS I'm coraz6n de oro
Ademas, ahora podras oirc hablar, Y estoy Sc
guro de que modificaras Ia opinion one tenias
formada.
Durante la comida, fu6 Vouzadoux objeto dc
la mas viva observation por parte de lvonne
Prmeramente- no viola iQyen en- el mas que a
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cnco minutes Ahorl, permiteme quo me va
ya jnstamentc estam,s prepalando nuGstros
man" Is. llaSta luego, mama
Y lorge Sc fuG, dejendO i su madre pcnSati-
va La cuaI, c0ando eSluyo soa pronunci0
con amargura
49,, Que amo nos hcmos impueSto
Durante eSa breve conversation lvonne ha-
bia Slbido la lencera donde tlabambo Elena
Loud0n.
Lea usted-dijo aqu6a iSta --alargando-
lie cI teIcgrama. i Buenas notciaS
Elena recorri0 el deSpacho con la mirada, Y
dj6 caIUroSamente las gracas Ivonne.
- a usted sc debc todo este. senorta.
-Pcro no eS este todo-respondi6 lvonnc con
adamdn decidido, No estar6 satisfecha hasta
que el NAL cauSado por la maerte de mi padre
desaparezca por complete, Enlro tanto, quicrc
que, en- vez de trabajar aqui, puoda listed ga
narSe la vida nj lado de su abucla
Esc es mi mayor dcSeo -decla6 Elena con
duAura
Este listed tranquila, mi hermano Sc ocupa
actiVamente en- realizarlo
Al miSmo TEMPO julia que Sc habia queda-
do Sola en- ell salon nediaba sobre la entire
vista que haba tenido con su hjo, Sc VIC sor
prendlda por la presenca de este.
-DispGnsame jo Jorge que te haya de
lado tan bruscamente hace POGO pero no e
nlamos mas que algunos minutos para terninal
VouzadouX yo nueStros planes lIa lido
vestrsc y estara de vueta enseguida,
lemo sacramento que Su prcSenca alarme
lv0nne
. No, mama No hablemoS mas de Nolza
doHX ; cuentamc 10 que esa tontuela te ha di-
cho hoy.
-; Siempre In misma canci6n Ahora Il
dan vcrgiienza nuestros cabaos y nl6Stros co
ches I Creeras que me ha propueSto venderlt
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4 Qui6nes le coNsilleynmoS Z

Il Qui6neS le coNSileynmOS
--Yo, lvonne-mulmur6 Julia con certo en-
barazo.
= Como al Senor barnyillo, no rs All. que
rida mama ?.... Pucslo que til cIigct tus ami
goS dGamc mi la libcrtad de- ecgr los
mios.
II Y por que rccbcs Il cse, 81 eSIabos cnf,,-
dado con ii
-rc cqniyocaS, mauui Nnca hrmos esta.
do cnfadado.
-- PueS til lie habias prohibdo venir
ESQ era un couycnio que teniamoS, Greene
mama, dtame dirgir los negocios; por otla
parte, y sin neco orgullo, me parece que, DIES
de que los dlijo, van algo mejor que cuandc
Seguias eXcusyamentc los conScioS del Schol
de BaranviIlc.
va te tengo dcho, que 81 supieras los in
menSoS servicioS que nos In prcstado rsc senior
habariaS de q con mas reSpeto
lie profcSo todo reSpeto necesario, mama
pero confesa que, en- un inStantc, tc he dcSem
barazato de treS indiyiduos que nos saan STEM
pre- al oncuentro . Sobrc odo csr senior dc
Campignac, el cuaI parecia cruzalse siempre er
uueStros proyectoS, Ahora npcAsito de Vouza
douN para terminar la cjecucijn de los mismos
no te rebcIeS, pueS, contra n.
-Pero dcsgraciado, su sjla prescnca puedt
dcapeltar Sospechas en- Iyonne Isl ella fuesC
telegratiar Robcrto!..
Jorge So cncogio de hombros
NO arabaS de querer comprender mama
haSfA .lyc nnnto he aprovechado tls ecciones:
siempre me juHSr,-ln nilo.
10 que temo es una imbTnd1fcia 2orquc
una imprudencia podria echarlo todo perdcl-
No hay cudado que 20 la cometa, 'lemes
que la presencia de mi amigo Nouzadoux emo
je ii Ivonne; pues bien, tste,comerd hoy con nos
oroS, y ya yeras como la.conquista en- menos de
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pues cuando el joven Sc despidi6 de ella por Ill
TINA vez, la muchacha tuyo yalor Suhciente pa.
RI no prorrumpir en- soozos Este telegrama
de Roberto era para Iyonne c primer consuclo,
| y 10 daba nuevHS fuerzaS
s Roberto so decaraba saiSfecho: no hacia mas
que cnnlplir con Sr debcr; ella tambdn conclui
Tia con ct suyo.
i Ahora, va rsarls SaISfecha t-dijo la Sc
nora Marsebert.
--Si. mama
= llace un mes que TT dirgeS In casa,
No digas ESQ obramoS do acuerdo, y na
da mas.
--; Qaorida mia ..---. murmur6 Julia cor
ternuia.
--Noy subir 1T lenceria --diio Iyonne -
para comunicar estas buenas nolciaS Elcns
loudon.
--Anda pues, hja.
Mientras que Iyonne Saia del salon, preg,n
to Julia al mOzo de la oIrna yoyiGndose ha
cia ii.
i Esta solo Ell su deSpacho don Jorge
- No, sonora; eSta con el Sehor NouXadouX
Julia frunc6 las rejaS djo con cierta brlS
.qucdad.
Olga ustcd mi bjo que Snba inmeda
tamentc.
MomentoS deSpudS cntraba Jorge en- rl Salon,
-fp4resuntando Il su madrc arabcmonte
Me ncccStaSl
LA cual respondi6 con It|tl4ez,--
-Aprovecho la prmera OCCASION que tNH4uc
me dcja lbre, para prcguntartc que signiica la
presencia del senior NouzadouX en- tn despa.
cho
Jorge contest6 friamcnte
---! Vas 4 proyocar otra eScena
No pero hace mas de un mes que rompis-
te con 6l y va sabes que lie consderamos como
4 I'm NAL amigo
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LA COMERIENA
t A B RIGA DE TABACOS
De SANCHEZ & HERMANO
COMERIO

ceclene favor que vienen dspensando los fuadores e
ouen gso los tbacos eaborados de abca no. eeya
Ia talea de hacer un eogio de dichos productos
Oonoca con as bondadeS del tabaco que empeamos e la
eaborac6 solo tener que nuesa fbca adca an
e centro de pvegada que d la meor hoa del pa
ear recionados o mayores echero nos e.
c auqur Ell aoaco de mejor caad que queen peamos
otrecemos a nuest1os conumidores
Hoy enen @stos la OCCASION de umar e egmo tabaco de
Comeo bre exento de mezca de procedencas comprae
Dep6Ntos esa cudad: Casa de los senores Fl Fernan
O. Plaza del MercAdodem de don Pedro Hella Plaza
de las Deicias ' ~
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- g vend@1l

Los dos famosos cercados nombrados
GUlRlBAl,Dl y SOUFFRONr; e primero
de l52 cuerdas, y el segundo de so cuerdas
de extension; terreno todo Iauo, de priners
caIidad, y superior para todo cultivo no ha
sido nuuca roturado dosde que SO desmon
to.
Anbos cercados sembraAos de yerba de
guinea, estan divididos per ell rio Cahas.
UN CANAL DE kIkuU. run ,rui io tn
do IL eJriIos, que tiene su presa ''e aqua ell
m'smo rio Canas sirve rara regar 10
menconados ttrrenoe,
Sc asegurs que dichas 232 cuerdas de
yerbs de guinea son do 10 mas espendido
On esta clase de pastos
Pueden vendscse dchos terrenos sepa
radamente
Para las condolences de yenta, entenderst
c)n su dueho, que 10 es tamhian de la ha
G enda Amelia, en- cuyos terrenos hay abuu
d 'ntisimos e inmej jorables pastos de yerba,
guinea, maloJillu gtama, los cualts 50 al
quilsn para gansdo vacuno.
Mdrs0, 10 lNo4 6jDl. 3 q. D.S.
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FnSFar'NA Sal lFRFS A"m.r.o d. IN. Nisos
Especlfco Salvador
de jun Sierra UryeN

Con este especifeo dessparecen los barros
y la pieaa6n que prodncen las eruociones en-
el cuerpo. Els e verdsdero quita dolor. ST.
usa en- frccores.
Vendese en- la cale de la Conooraia, nj
nero 4, y en- Juana-Diaz an casa de don
Jose Sanchez, e pIatero
3 v.p.s Ponce, .Tunio 10 de 1894
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-18
AGAINST FOREIGN PHRASES.

1t is difficult to see reason in the OBJ
jections urged by many against the use
of foreign phrases whenever it is pos
sible to avoid them. The day of Ameri-
8 can Indifference to- things trans-At-
lantic is indeed gone by; nor is it prob
able that the extreme position of Mr..
Bryant in excluding foreign phrases
from the daily paper of which he was
editor will ever again be taken by a
of his breath of mind. The current is
setting in another direction, and a due
regard for other standards than our own
in art, in politics, and inthe amenities
of life is replacing the disposition to
ignore them Yet that contempt for
things foreign which reached it's height
some fifty years ago was too deep rooted
not to survive in certain modes Of
thought ard to this source it may not
be altogether unreasonable TO refer the
-i,lii-a - rcrci~n DIaraecs. Nc doubt the
abuse of classical quotations and French
phrases by ornate writers has prejudiced
many against even mooerate use of
things good in themselves. Yet 1t is
hard to see why a happy medium may
not be struck between use and abuse
North American Review for October.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-18
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The County Convention convened
about six o'clock. almost Immediately
after the Congressional Convention end
ed. Its Chairman was Mr. John r. Wig
gins, and j. j. Erwin acted as Secre-
tary. From its opening to its close it
was one wild exciting scene, which
brought from Chairman Virgins the re-
buke that unterrifed Democracy was
nothing to the Republican variety. 1t is
fair to the delegates to say that the
row came mainly from the crowds
which lined the hall, occupied the gal
lery and thropged in the space behind
the delegates. They cheered and yelled,
more attention to the pounding of the
Chairman's gavel than they did to the
wind outside The wild performance of
Aid Martin, who had something to say
about everything, emphasizing his re
marks by waving a shillelah over his
rieighbors' heads, added to the confusion,
and once it looked as If 1t would come
to blows.
HOBoKEN THE CAUSE
1T all began with the same old Hobo
ken trouble in the Ninth district, where
yolk and Leonard were struggling for
supremacy. Leonard's men were the sit
ting delegates, and Volll's wanted their
to whom the matter of the contested
primary was referred, increased the
confusion by their decision, giving the
fielegates of each faction half vote
Fror q time this worked fairly well, but
when one of the Foiks people found thai
some not afternates were voting, the
battle ragged anew.
C0nt5spued Oh Second Page.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-18
FRITZ EMMETT DIVORCED.
His Leading Lady the Correspondent
-AIImony for Daisy.

NEW YORK, Oct. IS, 1894.-Mrs. Daisy
Way Emmet has been awarded decree
of absolute divorce from her husband,
Joseph K Emmett, the actor. The de-
cree was signed today by Justice In
graham of the Supreme Court. By its
provisions the actor must pay his wife
alimony at the rate of $40 weekly for
her support and maintenance and an
additional $40 weekly for the support of
their child, Eleanor Elizabeth Emmet
who is now about seven years old. The
child is given into the custody of her
mother.
The decree of divorce is. based upon
the report of Gilbert M. SpEir, as referee
who found that while Mrs. Emmett was
in Europe, the actor was intimate with
his leading lady, Emily Lytton, the
particular instances upon which the di-
vorce was granted having been COM
mitted on April 80 and May /. 1892, at
Canadensis, Pa. The Emmets were mar
ried on May IA, 1886. They have not
lived together since Mrs. Emmett went
to Europe, on April 30 1884, with her
father-in-law, J. K. Emmet, the original
Fritz.
She did not return until October, 1S93
and then heard stories connecting her
husbands name with that of his lead
ing lady, and brought this suit. She
also has proceedings pending in the
Surrogate's Court against her husband
to compel him to give her her half
share in the estate of her father-in-law
which she is entitled to under his will
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-18
DYNAMITE ON THE TRACK.

MKEESPORT, Pa. Oct IS, 1s94.-Dyna-
mite was placed ON the track of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Long
Run Bridge last evening and serious
wreck was narrowly averted The stick
of dynamite was tied to the rail. The
Bissell accommodation, which arrives
here at 7:55 P. NJ, encountered it. The
explosion damaged the track and tore
off one of the front wheels from the
engine. The passengers were badly
frightened and somewhat shook up, but
no one was seriously injured. No mo-
tive can be assigned for the deed. 1t
is believed, however, that the explosive
was placed on the track to wreck the
Eastern express train, due at Long Run
at the same time as the accommodation,
but the explosive being placed on the
wrong track, the express escaped an
almost certain plunge over the high
bridge. Detectives are at work on the
case, but as yet have made no arrests.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-18
JERSEY CITY'S WATER DEBT

On December the Board of Finance
will receive proposals for $4,000 re-
funded water bonds. The proceeds will
be devoted to the redemption of bonds
to that amount bearing 6 per cent,
issued in January. 1866 Under the
skillful management of Mayor Wanser
and the Board of Finance and the eco
nomic administration of public affairs
by the present city officials, the city's
credit has been SO improved that its
bonds are in demand bearing 1-2 per
cent. interest.
During the last ten months. there has
been decrease in the city's debt of
$50, ,56Ss1 Comptroller Hough has issued
a statement showing the water debt on
October /. 1t is as follows:-
30 year per cent. bonds due January
1, 1895. $4,000 -
80 year per cent, January j, 1899,
100000.
80 year per cent, January I, 1902,
ss75.OOO.
30 year per cent, April /, 1902,
ssOO,OOo.
80 year, per cent. September l. 1902,
s5oo,ooO.
80 year 7 per cent, January 1. 1904,
$500
so year per cent. January 1, 1906.
$780, OOO.
80 year per cent, November l, 1905,
Sc, 900.
80 year per cent, July l, 1907, $3.50, ,ooo.
30 year per cent, March 26. 1908,
1000.
80 year 6 per cent. February l. 1909.
$4,000.
80 year per cent. July /, 1909, $5oOOo.
80 year per cent, February 1, 1913.
s525,OoO.
40 year per cent, May l, 1913, $5Oo.0oo.
Is year per cent, April 1. 1916, s5S6,Ooo.
80 year per cent, June 1, 1921, $3.50, ,OOc.
80 year 5 per cent, January g. 1922.
SPAS, 900.
80 year per cent, January 2 1929,
s2OO,O
Total, SIS, 1876. 100000.
Less amount water sinking fund, $141,-
$685.
Water sinking fund, 1916. s5s,s5osS
Water sinking fund, 1921, s26,s71.55.
Water sinking fund, January 2, 1922,
s23, ,471.61
Water sinking fund, January 2. 1923
$s,osSS5.
Total, $25424S74.
Net water debt, October l. 1894, s4,-
SS1, ,751.26.
Net water debt. December l, 1898, s4,-
s3S, ,S2O.1z.
Decrease last ten months, $56,5eS.s1.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-18
LOCAL CAMPAIGN NOTES.

The Committee of One hundred of the
Fifth Assembly district held meeting
Tuesday evening at their rooms, Fischer
Building, and endorsed the Democratic
nominees. Ex-Judge O'Donnell was pres
ent and made a few neat and pertin-
ent remarks. The Committee have re-
solved to hold an open meeting on Mon
day, October %, at eight O'Clock P. NJ,
at Fischer's, to which all Democrats in
the district are cordially invited. Ad-
dresses will be made by several promin-
ent gentlemen who have promised to be
present.
The Fifth and Sixth District Colored
Republican Club will meet att No. sos
Communipaw avenue tomorrow might.
The Freeholders Convention of the
Fifth Aldernanic district will be held
at No 675 Montgomery street tonight.
The Wanser Club will have ratif-
cation meeting tonight.
The Fremont Club will meet tonight
and march in body to Pavonia Hall
to attend the Republican ratification
meeting.
The Committee of One Hundred Of the
of the Democrats of the Fifth Assembly
district will hold a ratification meeting
Monday night at Fischer's Hall at Bay
and Erie streets.a Addresses will be
made by the Democratic candidates and
other well known speakers.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-18
VOTED AT BOTH PRIMARIES.
How Good Democrat Got Things
MIXED Last Wednesday.

Mr.. Gustave Otto, one of the most
prominent members Of the Arion Club,
is one of the staunchest Democrats In
the Eighth Assembly district. on the
night of the Democratic primaries Mr.
Otto met genial John Mehl, who called
his attention to the necessity OF Votlng
To make sure that Otto would vote the
right way Mehl prepared one OF the
long ballots for him, and, after aamon-
ishing him to be sure to vote lt, ieft
him. Otto started up Central avenue re-
joicinG. He soon found place where
a crowd of men were surging about
the doorway with ballots in their hands.
Here is the primary said otto 70
himself and in he walked and cropped
the ballot AS he emerged from the
place who should he meet but Mehl-
s.For heavens sake, Otto" said Mehl,
Il thought you were Democrat" z"
What are you getting att fephed
Otto, with a puzzled look on his face
"Of course l am Democrat
We'll, then, what are you dong at
Republican primary" asked Mehi.
This was question Otto, could not an
swer, for he had, indeed, voted at a
Republican primary. Explanations fol-
lowed, and Mehl finally took Otto in in
hand and directed him to the proper
primary After depositing his second
herNt O-+o left for home satisfied that
he had done his duty.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-18
THE LIE IN COURT.
Sensations In the Trial of Troy Illegal
Ke@iRtrY Cases.

TROY, N Y, Oct. IS, 1S94.-There
were two sensations in the Court of
Sessions this morning. during the trial
of Police Officer VIM. H. Butcher, ac-
cused of aiding illegal voters at last
falls election. The first came when
court opened District Attorney Kelly,
bringing up the subject of charges
made against him in newspapers.
The principal charge made was that
he had permitted juror to sit in the
box xwho was not legally quatfied and
who was impersonating another man of
the same name, now deceased. The
charges had been made on the authori-
ty of Frank S. Black, Republican can
diate for Congress, and Mr.. Kelly at
tackled Mr.. Black The latter replied
that he had made the statements and he
reiterated them. He characterized the
trial as q farce and said that District
Attorney Kelly knew it was farce.
This caused scene, Mr.. Kelly giving
his opponent the lie.
Finally the Court, Judge Mclaughlin
of Essex County presiding, decided to
investigate at the conclusion of the
trial. which was then proceeded with.
Hon. r. A. Parmenter started to sum
up for the defence. but had not been
talking fifteen minutes when August
Krauntz, one of the jurors, was seized
with an epileptic fit. He was removed
from the court room. and a recess was
taken until this afternoon.