The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-08-07
MA HANDY PLANE.
Items of Interest From Our Reg
ular Correspondent.

ular Correspondent.
Among the many visitors to town
during the p st week we note the fol-
lowing Miss Emma Brown, a for
mer resident, but now of Iowa, is re-
visiting old scenes and friends in the
East and is at present stopping with
Mr.. and Mrs. Hester. Henry w.
Foeller and wife, Of New York, are
the guests of the gentleman's sister,
Mrs. Thomas Bevau. Mrs. b.. l..
Weaver and daughter, of Philadel-
phia, are spending a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. 5. e, Fetzer.
John Casselringer, of G~irardville, q
brakeman OF the p. q r., had a hand
badly crushed while coupling cars at
this place. He is now at the Miners
Hospital, where he is rapidly recover-
ing.
Harris q Frymire, green grocers,
have recently become the po,sessoTs
of a handsome dapple gray horse. He
is a flyer" but not a wooden one.
Our school teachers received their
long looEed-for pay a few days ago.
Huckster John Coulin looks as
proud as the Gar Of all the Russias
when driving his new wagon around
town.
Early last Sunday morning, while
one of the night crews vas running u
train of empties on to Gerber's siding
at VAUDEVILLE, an open switch dumped
several double and two gOndOla cars
down the embankmeDt. Fortunately
none of the crew were hurt and the
ears were not much damaged.
A few evenings @ a party of boys
named Joseph Hildebrand, Joseph
Welsh, Michael Mccain, Mike Cook,
John Donahue and Richard Quigley
made a raid OH the fruit trees in Supt.
Rasbridge's garden in quest of the
green and gripeful apple. They sue
ceeded in collecting a quantity of
cholera mOrbus globules, doing con-
siderable damage to the trees and maxi
ing their escape for the time being,
but "the way of the trespasser is hard
and thOrny'' and they We're presently
gathered in by G.. q /. Policeman Bed
dow, who gave them An opportunity
to explain their actions before Squire
NJ. J. Reynolds. That worthy was.
much inclined to send them TO the
cooler, but through the ~lienency of
Mr.. Rasbridge was induced to let
them go on the payment Of costs
amounting to V e three dollars each.
The fate which overlook these boys
and the unpleasant position in which
it places their parents should be a
warning to other amateur burglars, as
the company which owns the property
is determined that future offenders
/, shall not get of so easily.
On Sunday last the streets of Maize,
vile were the sce&- OF a dIsgracefuI
riot between two Polish factions of
that place and Shenandoah. 1t APP
, pears that the row was started with
the object of attracting the police to
the same and give the ~belligerents an
opportunity to wayiay them but our
police force is not paid to run their
moses into danger, consequently the
Poles were disappointed, but to make
up for the failure of their scheme they
attacked the residence of Chief Of
Police ROsewarne with stones and
clubs, ~interspersed with bowls, grOans
and an occasional pistol shot. After
nearly wrecking the house, and dis
gusted with their failure to call outthe
police, they dispersed. No arrests
have been made nor are there likely
to be any. IL is feared that the non-in-
reference of the police will lead these
ignorant foreigners to believe that
they are becoming powerful enough to
RUE Jhe rOoSt, so 10 speak, ana cause
them to indulge in further acts of vio-
lence, but let them beware lest they
should compel the law to teach them
the lesson that the liberty of the
United States of America does not
mean violence and Iawlsssness.
Following is a list of the letters re-
naming uncalled for in the Mahanoy
Plane, Pa, postOllice for the week
| nnhtnR Arrnraf o 1901 e ATfalnaU
COwan, John Hanley.