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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
VAYA TOMhINDQ N0TAS EL ATTORNEY
Como Sc tramlta un prooeso en- Caguas

operae;idn iba a enviarse ell proceso la
Corte de Distrito ell martes, pero al saber
los testigos que tendrian que ir a. declarar
d HumaCaO, resiStierOnse, pOr carecer. en-
su mayor parte, de recursos para ell via
je. Ante este conficto Squ6 hacen en- ell
Juzgado2 Pues empezarOn hoy d tomar
declaration en- forma cada testigO, pa
ra evitares de ese modo ell viaje 8 Hu.
macao. Y en- esa faena Sc halla entrete-
nido deisde esta manana ell juez Faura. Y
he aqui explicadO pOr que ese proceso, que
hace dos dias deberia estar terminado
en- poder del fiscal de la Corte, Sc halla
tOdavia en- tramitacion en- ell juzgado de
paz.
Ahora pasem0s a la fOrma en- que
Sc estan tOmandO esas decIaraciones.
La Icy. de eniuiciamiento criminal
determine que esoS processes sean publ
cos, aunque anade que los teStlg0S decla-
rem unO unO SIN cO7711G21ic03rSe: perO
mas adelante dice: ~que en- tOdos los de-
mas cas0s, para la prensa, para los ciu-
dadanos y aim para las m1iS7710S parties,
todos los procedimientos que Sc tramiten
en- los juzgadoS de paz, deben ser pu-
blicOs.
Pues bien hoy ha lido al 5juzgado
presenciaP esaS declaraciOnes don Carlos
que es uno de los procesados, y
pOr 10 CantO, PARTE INTERESADA, ell
luez Faura no ie ha permitido presen-
ciar las declaraciones
S0bre este hara ell senor Aguayo la
reclamation correspondence.
Els verdaderamente immoral escan-
1alOso 10 que esta ocurriendo en- ese luz.
gado de paz, con motive de ese proceso.
Todo lo aqui relacionado 10 probaran |
los federales Que ffguran en- esa causa v |
yeremOs 81 la farsa urdida tan burda- |
mente pOr ell sargento Reeves V ell iuez |
Faura puede pros perar.
Y 81 81 Gobernador ell Attorney Sc
ieciden al fin tomar una en6rgica de-
con ese iuez de paz, que
'anto ha abusado de la ley, hacienda de |
9lla Ia burla mas sangrienta irritante |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09

Conocen nuestros lectores 10 ocurri-
Al ami al domingo, antes de empezar
eI meeting federal, con motive de LA de
tanci6n del cochero Pedro del Valle.
La coss. no tenia importancla algu'
ma. nero ell grupito de republlcanOs, con
81 iuez Faura la cabeza, rablosQ de
su impotencia, O6lig0 La pollcla q que
presentase una denuncia falsa contra
distinguidOS federaleS.
Ell lunes empez6 tramitarse ese
D1,0ces0 en- ell juzgado de paz; y hoy jne
YES aun andan en- las primeras diligen'
cias. cuando la ley determine que esas
causas Sc incOen con la rapidez neGesa.
rim nara enyiarlas a la COrte. pePO
hasta hoy, es decir, los cinco dias de
Ocurrido ell lechO, no Sc ha empezadO
examinar a los testigOs de cargo.
IA que obedece esa tardanza? VA
mos eXplicarla.
Como no habia pruebas en- contra
de nuestrOS COrreiglOnarIoS, Sc hanI te
nido que D1,9pa1'a1In; Y al efecto, he mos
yistO en- estos dias desfilar pOr ell GUAR
telilo de la i1suar y ell juzgado de Ipaz
4 cast tOdOs los republicanOs de la l6ca
lidad que bien contados no llegan d la
dOcena del f'alle
Sc ha echado mano de testigOs fal-
SOS, que Sc rien de 10 que ell Codlgo dice
respecto les perjurOs, pero que esta
vez les harernos sentir ell efecto de la
ley.
TOdO ell lnundo sabe, que esos re
publicanos, exception de dos 9 tres, nj |
Sc acercaron siquiera por los alredeaO |
res del meeting donde habia mas de dos |
mil federales, no pudieron por tahtO |
presenciar 10 ocurridO entire ell coch4rO |
Vale y el guardia Flores.
Son, pueS, testigOs falsos, contra los |
cuales pediremos el Immediate proceBa.
mientO
Y ahora vamos atandC cabos, para |
que oil Fiscal de la Corte el Attorney |
vayan fernando juicio a cerca de este |
prOcesO.
Al dia siguiente del meeting Sc em-
pez6 a buscar testigos terminada e$ta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
z'e0SrO fibre
" Ell JUZGADO DE FAZH
Emtrem6s diverfitIO

T5da paraona de bnsn humor que dssse
pasAr nm ratio sgEadsbla dsbe asistir las re-
presentasionss De In nueVs pisza. do autos
que tanto estA Ilamando Ia atenci6n pdblics.
Tlt6lASa GEl Ja1gado de faz m proceso
famoso, con testigos De sncargoS, ,digo de cargo.
Aunque lR farsa-6 comsdta, si ustedes
ss Ia habilid.ad de los aetores del director dc
escena no de1an cue ell interes dseaiga un solo
momento
El gAlGn iovsn don Manuel Reyes r uis
promsts ser. con ell ttsmpo. IN aetor eonsnma-
dos Runque no consnmi0os puss aunque o.
6elgado, es coorsdote, tanto que ne aaemets
I'm eAmAroneiho despues de cocldo.
Poses una a'memoria asOmhrosa.
No neceRiBa apuntadoF.
VeAse IN fragmento del reeftado sfgnisnte.
que lGrs6 de- un solo ttr6n, como qnien 90 b
aprenoido 81 pape q coYctencta, nj nias nj
menos que hprendsn sus ieccionea los N mucha-
chos dc In eacneia
....saCRrIos AgusyO del braxo del referi-.
do del Vale sRii6 . ID cRle (punto aparta, ]
Ea vista de aato sc prssent6 oil sArgento do no.
iicfa sefor Eeyes. 40 dtrigl6 nj dspOaito habien
do Eido fntaFcsptado su paso por ia sglomera-
el6n de genie que 80 encontrAna, por In aglo-
meFaei6n de gBnte que Sc hRlIRba ., su pass, v
vuslto nuevkmente dicho sargento nj dep6sito
pregunt6 por eI slcaide de eAreei quIen no On :
tAndo pFeBslnte fae llamado vsnldo este le
prsgunto oil rgsnto, ell Etfsrido sarE ,nto,
que Of la pRfe1a 10 hahia entregado MI dessnf-
do Pedro tLel Valie contestando anrmativR-
msnte pero qus no Sc habfa hscho cargo da el
(punto v Geguido). QIs 90 tDdo 10 que sabe
reapeeto de los nschos (punto) LsidR que Ia
fuA nrmA c0rtincAS. (TsxtnRD.
lOh maInO Ori6n felxi
Tan bien ne aprendt6 Ell papsl ue In asta-
bA eneomenoaoo que nRsta dicto In formula
nn1la que clfFssponda essampar a secrstario.
Digamob con el poetai
sEcSte chico promate opimo frato1.
OompletsR ustsdea In eita.
On dstAIi0.
La declaration no Ie fuk lefda
En uno de los intermedios decfa m sxuse.
tadcr: sEHe guArlia Victor Faoras ha hscho
con su denuneia nm pan. .dohiadocomo uaas
hoatiAH.1
DnFAnsa a. primer acsos sl barbs 8 Ell CO.
raetarfatIeo-Qus hasa dc Juax de f4v non
mutivo az un lneidenta que pT0movlera pna ii !
las pastsa Hs VIC On muS grave sprieto.
81 la olviic 81 papsl.
QuedR para .mRhanA Tn gafaei6n dl aafe
pRsc c6mIes,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
Lo que dice ell
jueZ Nc Lea I+y

q iasE Me- Ls&ry, comlsionado por ell Go
bsrnAd0r para IL V9stgsr el estAdo de eosAs Isn
GdsyAmA OAysy, hA dado "a su informe.
ErtR invsstiG sei6n del iuex Ne Lssry, tG-
TJ0SO yR en- esa c Gss de trabsjoa, IA resuItaho
iguAl lAI cue pr2eiie6 ell mismo ssnor sn
Caguss, Hamacao v Aguas husnas NADIA ein-
tre dos pIetos.
Dies muy s6Fio que sn Guaysma no hoy
ttLrbds
todo ell pEt.S Sabe que slf sxisten; glue
los fsdaralsS de Lquslls p6blsef6n tisnsn que
AuEsntEfSe do ella por no ser atFopallsdos
DsHpudE ds asa eonfsai6n del jusz Mo Lea.
~, vale 10 panA que nos ocupsmos da 81 mi
de an fraparctdI invssEigaei6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
DOcumento importante

Ia Correspondence, en- ga s1iei6n de ayaP,
PubeA ana extsnsR cArta de nEestFo TaspaSh-
bls eompstRioss don JuiAn e. Is Anec, en- Aa
cue Rbogs por 10 union de todos los pusrtorIi-
qatfioI como 6ntco msdi0 de saIvar nusasso
pAis do lA ruina ! dssdiehas qua Ia amenaaGh,
Al pFopio tIsnp0 aeepta In dssignscf6n
hscna per los fedsrAles smeriesnos de Maya
g6IE para nombrhrle delegado la OkmarA
asntro de loa principles y las aupiraeiones de
10 tssis unionissA,
p!cho documsnAo mSFeee sale l0ido con 6a.
ssnci6n,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
Un q queja

Sc han prsssntado en- esss pedsecl6n las
iovanes otreras Molina EracIo Ramona La-
br6n produ ci3ndonos sus que1as contra IN ts
j JoRe Aldomero, sapster0 dc Ia caIIa del SOL
que u disrlo Las prOvocs por psrtsnecer elias
III sub com.t6 federal femenino.
Para TODD 81 mundo siempTe ID mnjsr es
6igna de eOnsidseaGiones v de reRDeto, m en- os
para sgs brog& del pGrsido republican,,
Vaa esos abusce Ia policia.
Va hemos GtehO egas jovenes ana
popgan tsstigos de tales Rgravioa llsysn =
los tribunalea 9 esa proVocador.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
ASOCIACiON ME:DICA
DE
PUERTO RICO

DIshG ABoeiAsi6a, 4, que hscs poeos dias ta
eOnEtitnV6 en- San JdAn hg tsnido 10 bondah
de e1V aRnos un eismpar de los estasutos poF
cue ne FeGirS,
lniudAblem ents qua eRtA AsoefRci6a sD
IN pAsu de prcgrsso dAdo por 10 cl&se me1ieA
De- pals, gus 80 propone, entrs onros lauda blea
prcvBctol, eatAblecsr una A:Edefnla Alen so
meiico qua BirvS da palenqus . las discusld.
nss eisntiheAE una RAvlsis Meaioa, que pro-
PRgus lou conociHlientos profssionRleE.
AgadecemoS al obsequio quo SO nos haze,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
EL. IDEAL LATINO

a passP de que no b smos dajado un solo
dia d. envlaT nuestro carl sI "Idaal Latino
hace un mes que este colega no nos Viatta.
DsseanGs sabsr en- qo6 consists.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
El meeting del domingo.
EN CAGUA&

AsinG no uehG snlmaci6n para eoncurriI
al mssiiug fsmsnino do In ealla del Sol. 1
hl suh ComiA que 10 org&niNR hace bua.
nos prepErAtivos para el Reto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
LEoNOl0 EkRRElRo

Oifuiarlo den aista. Glfrs.
ea EuE allrvfoan# Al pisnsi
so. Calls Dc Ruls BaIyss.
nsgnsa. Pi0-RIso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09

Aver hiso efsctfvR Antonio '7llilbs, or0dor
rspnbiiaano, In muitA Dc dies dollars que ie
fae impnasta pos ai Tribunal p0r sl deliso dc
Aeometim fentG.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09

H ~ lie encontraba en esta eiIadad nueatrc
PARTICULAR amigo don Antonio MAttsi Llnvsras
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09

h regrasado On yaueo nuastro amigo
FL HoYos DslgAdo. Ha coatrasadu gIn nti 20 sro de
faneionea de II compaffa en- aquslIa poblact6n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09

Ss dilse que el Comis6 del pirtido repnbli-
cgno isqaisrdissR rs reeibido IN tsIegrama
del stn1r MRiienxo raknifaafknAcie que oil GO
hsrnador rontsstsrfa pos eaerisp ai sale z rama
que le fa9 dlrigido CON L1otiyo dal aeusrdo del
EiscuAivl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
PlLDORAS MARTINEZ

Ell patentizado mae
popular por sus gran.
des virtudes curativas
en- las enfermedAdea
de la SANGRE de los
N ERVIOS y del ES-
TONNAGE, tan gene
ralizadas en- las nu-
jeres.
Las Pildoras Marti.
u ez, curan rapidamen.
to y por ESQ las solte.
ras y casadas las son-
lhcitan CON predilec.
c'6n.
No mas impotencia.
escalofrfcs, punzadas
nervioe, debilldad or
5nl, sustos, cansancio,
lartiIizan q la mujer,
A'RITNEZ Ia vaUka
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09

VAFios i0vsnes sEafan de Fshligar una Ia
tsnita da condanxa sl domingo Oh eli casino.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-10-25
Mr.. STRESS ELOQUENCE
His Work Day Platform and An
Unconscious Pun Cost Him
a Keg of Beer.

Manning r. Stires, a young lawyer,
who is running for Member of Assem-
bly, on the Republican ticket, made the
speech of his life at mass meeting in
Constable Hook last night.
He said:-"G / pledge you
my solemn word that when / go to Tren-
ton / will have a law placed on the
statute book compelling the Standard Oil
Company to work its employees ten hours
a day."
..But our working day is only eight
hours now," called out Constable Hook
man.
'.That isn't enough said Stires; 'you
ought to work ten."
In another burst of eloquence Mr..
Stires said:-"Coming here tonight I
noticed lot of poles in your streets. If
elected. gentlemen, I'll do everything in
my power to, enact law to put every
pole under ground"
At this point in his speech several
Poles in the audience objected seriously
to the young mans remarks and threat
ened to make trouble.
Stires squared himself by setting up a
keg of beer.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-10-25
Give OR
Be BOUNCED
Col. Sans Good Angel De-
mands Campaign Money
From Piremen.
EACH MUST GIVE $5
Angel Starts This Extortion
Without Consulting Others
on the Fire Board,
EACH MUST GIVE s5

The latest orders issued at Fire Head
quarters are that every member of the
Department shall contribute to the Re-
publican campaign fund. The orders
were issued few days ago by Fire Com
missioner Frank Angel.
1t is said Colonel Sam and the Repub-
lican leaders instructed the Commission
ed to see that every man in the depart
ment, Republicans and Democrats alike,
be assessed $5. Should anyone fail to
contribute, the Commissioner has been
instructed to see that his head drops into
the basket as early as possible.
ALL ANGELS WORK.
1t is customary when issuing orders
first to consult the other Commissioners.
Commissioner Angel did not even take
President Niblett into his confidence in
this matter. He just walked into Fire
Headquarters and gave instructions
through Chief Conway to Assistant Chief
Lowell to notify the captain of each en-.
gine and hook and ladder company to
collect from each man in their respec-
tive houses So, to help the Republicans
in the campaign and turn the money over
to the Assistant Chief, who is to give it
to Commissioner Angel.
The Assistant Engineer has not yet
given the orders. He is not supposed
to. do anything until the day before the
men get their pay warrants for October.
They will receive these on November.
GIVE UP OR LEAVE.
Commissioner Angel has provided him
self with list of the names of every
man in the Department. 1t is rumored
that those who do not contribute will be
'broke" as soon as charges can be
hatched up against them.
A reporter for 'The News was un-
able to locate President Niblitt today.
1t is said he is not aware of Commits
sioner Angels scheme. Some of the men
in the Department who are Democrats
have heard of the Angels orders and
are complaining. They say they will not
contribute under any circumstances.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-10-25
ILLNESS OVERTAKES THEM
Both Are Revived at Oakland
Avenue Station House and
Sent Home.

May Wilson, eighteen years old, who
lives at No. s4S Bergen avenue, was TAX
EN- suddenly i'll in Newark avenue, near
Baldwin avenue, at quarter past seven
o'clock. She was carried to the Oak
land avenue station house, where she re
ceived medical attendance and was then
taken to her home.
Robert McMahon, forty years old OF
No. 23S West Thirty-seventh street, New
York, was taken i'll yesterday afternoon
in front of No. % Van Reipen avenue.
lie was also taken to the Oakland ave-
nue. station, where he received medical at
tendance and then went home.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-10-25
TO RESTRAIN sALvATI0NlsTs
Another Petition Ready to BE Heard
Merit Weak ON xb q Pa arf oP Maro7,

Vice Chancellor Stevensons will hear
next week new petition to restrain the
Salvation Army's services at the corner
of Montgomery and Warren streets. The
former suit for a temporary injunction
was dismissed by Vice Chancellor Pitney
on Monday last. Additional testimony
has been secured, and with the Davis
Clothing Co., the original complainants,
many other merchants have consented to
join in asking that their business shall
not be interfered with by the services
which draw unruly crowds around their
DOORS
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-10-25

which was aroused by William D. Kelly,
one of the youngest and brightest of the
Assembly candidates.
Coming as it does to one of my
years" he said, "this is indeed a great
honor. There is going to be big vote
polled for the Democratic ticket in the
Horseshoe section of the city from which
| come. If harmony, peace and strong
organization mean anything we will have
a big victory next month"
This sentiment was greeted with a
storm of cheers that made the winows
rattle in the Union League Club House
way over on Van Worst Square.
SMASH THE PAGAN SCHEME.
When quiet was restored Mr.. Ferdi-
nand Heintze, candidate for reelection to
the Street and Water Board appeared
before the convention.
"While we have no opposition" he
said, after he had duly acknowledged the
honor conferred upon him, 1--WE have a
strong fight to defeat the Single Headed
Commission scheme. The election will
do us no good if the Republicans carry
that scheme through. l will do the best
can to bring honor upon the Democratic
part and conserve the best interests of
the taxpayers of this city,
John Sullivan, who is also candidate
for reelection to the STREET and Water
Board, in acknowledging his renomina-
ton, said he could only promise to con-
tinue along the line he had pursued since
he had been member of the Board
Il thought l would escape making a
speech by being in the back part of the
hail. said Carl Schumann, one of the
Assembly candidates, when he had been
brought before the convention. Il thank
you for the honor and will endeavor to
do my best to merit the trust which you
have reposed in me-
James Hamill, another of the Assem-
bly, candidates, paid a glowing tribute to
Robert Davis, and said if all would fol-
low his intrepid leadership he would
lead them on to victory.
FIFTH WARDS LOVE FEAST.
Robert Thompson, who contested the
Freeholder nomination in the Fifth
Ward with George l.. Geraghty, moved
the nomination of his successful rival
in the convention, and said:
Il wish to state for the benefit of the
Democrats of Hudson and particularly of
the Fifth Ward, that l was a candidate
for Freeholder against my particular
friend George Geraghty, but solemnly
pledge the solid support of myself and
the organizations to which l belong to
Mr.. Geraghty and to all the other candi-
dates upon the ticket.''
That's. the kind of defeated candi-
date to have" said Chairman Erickson,
while the convention cheered vociferous-
ly.
When quiet was again restored Mr..
Geraghty thanked Mr. Thomson and
declared that he and all his friends would
do their utmost for the election of all the
candidates.
The convention then adjourned with
hearty cheers for the entire ticket. !.
The vote at the primaries for Sheriff
was announced to have been:-Zeller,
14,1S6; Parslow, 2,154 and Heayey,
2,129.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-10-25
EVERYONE
CONFIDENT
]
Candidates De clare
That With Consistent
Work the Entire
Ticket Will Be
- Elected.
LOVE FEAST IN The FIFTH
Thompson Pledges the Sup
/ port of Himself and Fol
!. lowers to Geraghty
! ! and the Other
Nominees.
FAGAN's PET SCHEME
Ferdinand Heintze Urges a
Concerted Assault Upon
the Single Street and
Il Water Commits
sioner Act.

The spacious rooms of the Robert
Davis Association on Mercer street We're
altogether inadequate to accommodate
the large throng of enthusiastic citizens
who gathered there last evening to wit
ness the formal nomination of those who
We're selected by the people at the open
primaries Thursday night, as their candi-
dates on the Democratic ticket at the
election to be held one week from Tues
day. The general air about the building
was one of the utmost confidence and
everyone present was positive that the
candidates named at that time would be
triumphantly elected.
City Collector Robert Davis was one
of the busiest men in the building, listen
ing to the encouraging reports which
were brought to him from all sections OF
the county. These all showed that the
Democratic party throughout Hudson is
in excellent shape, that all the differences
and petty frictions which had been en-
gendered by the sharp contests which had
taken, place in several districts at Thurs
day nights primaries had all been heard;
that the defeated candidates and their
supporters had cheerfully accepted the
result like the good Democrats that they
are, and all We're standing shoulder to
shoulder prepared to administer to the
Republican party one of the most crush
ing and complete defeats it has sustained
in many years.
The enthusiasm of the large assembly
found vent when, later in the evening,
everal of the candidates placed in nom
Ilation were brought before the conven-
ion and accepted their nominations in
3rief speeches of thanks. Their pres
nee, and remarks were greeted with
Id cheers, which made the walls of
4e building ring again and again with
:. spontaneous enthusiasm which BODIED i'll
for little Bobby Carey, Colonel Toffey
and the rest of the Republican ticket
The convention was late in getting to
work, owing to the fact that all the can
didates who were. nominated were obliged
under the election law to sign formal
acceptances, and that took up consider
4 able time 1t was nine o'clock finally
when Chairman Erickson called the COM
sittee to order and Secretary Michael
Scalled the roll. There was full
ice and, after the transaction
strictly routine business, the
ie resolved itself into a county
d.
Erickson was made chairman
Murphy secretary. Michael r.
chairman Of the executive COM
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-10-25
INDEPENDENT FOUR RECEPTION

The Independent Four Club. of the
West Side, will give reception and
dance in Donohue's Hall. West Side ave-
nue., on Monday evening, November 3.
About two hundred tickets have already
been sold.
The committee in charge of the ar
rangements are:-J. D. Smith, chairman;
F. Anderson, H. Butcher, W. Scully. 4
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-10-25
LICENSES TRANSFERRED.

The Board of Excise Commissioners
ordered the following transfers of saloon
licenses at its meeting last night-Jo-
seph A. Gallagher to Harry Stultz,
Thomas Madden to William S. Dale. Pc
ter Briehoff to No. Prout street; Max
Sandt to Ferdinand Brittle Edw. e.
Lau to Corder & Hellmers, Henry
Spatz to Arthur Lehman, Christian Zack-
er to Otto Raisch, Patrick j. Kenny to
John Geraghty.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-10-25
TEETOTALERs TICKET.
Prohibitionists Put Up James d.
Van Horn for Sheriff.

The National Prohibition Party filed
its list of coming nominees with County
Clerk Maurice Stack this morning. The
candidates are all from Jersey City.
The only petitions filed are for Sheriff.
oCroner and Members of Assembly, and
are follows:=
Sheriff-James D. Van Horn; Coroner,
q. II. Mersheimer; Members of Assem-
bly,, Joseph Apply, Theodore E. Ferree,
G. 2. Stevens, George E. Harker, w. E.
Taylor, Edward ]. Williams, Rexford Y.
Yale, Thomas Gallagher, John Brock
meyer, William 7. Davey, Alfred j.
Black, Morris L. Harner.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-10-25
On. Of Taine,s Letters.

Although the will of Taine expressly
forbade the publication of his intimate or
private papers there is little doubt that
matter of that nature will be found in
the Forthcoming volume containing his
lie and letters. strhere are" once wrote
Taine in message to a friend and pupil,
but two pleasant kinds of writing, dear
fellow; on the one hand. monograph
studies of character, Of life. details of
the soul, things of art; and on the other,
exalted philosophy, generalities whose
arms are as wide as the world The
things between these two lack grandeur
or interest,"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-10-25
SIDE DOOR LEFT OPEN.

The side door of the barber shop at
No. 2S2 Fairmount avenue, of which
John Aparello is the proprietor, was
found open at three o'clock this morn
ing by the police officer on post. A
thorough examination of the premises
failed to find signs of any midnight
marauders.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-10-25
COURT CALENDAR

Supreme Court, Oct. 27-No. 129.
This is the last call that will be is
sued for this term.
G Circuit aa Court, Oct. 27-NOs. ss9, 2s7.
General Sessions, Oct. 27-John
Nicholson, breaking and entering; Pat
rick Fitzsimmons, atrocious assault.
Oct. 2S, VIM. ID. Grady, assault and bat
terry.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-10-25
H0B0KEN's INDEPENDENTS.
Hugo OcEs and Richard Mooney File
Petitions for Councilman.

Petitions of nomination as independent
Democratic candidates for Councilman in
Hoboken We're filed in the County Clerks
office this morning by Hugo Ochs, First
Ward, and Richard Mooney, Third
Ward.
Both petitions contained the requisite
number of names, and under the law the
County Clerk will print for the First
Ward ballot headed Independent
Democrat and bearing the name of Mr.
Ochs alone, and for the Third Ward one
with Mr.. Moneys name and the title
Independent Citizens Party.