The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-11

Schalck S. II. Kaercher, Mason WeidmaH
and William A. Marr 1 have not named
these men in the order Of their ability but at
random, because some of the last named are
more able, perhaps than some Of those first
named, aud it is not for me to sit myself
upon the pinnacle Of judgment on the subject,
but 1 may be permitted TO say that the official
lightning may strike one whose name is not
mentioned above and that there is growing
feeling that Judge Green's successor may be
a Republican. Certain it is, in view of the
fact that Governor Pattison may very soon
be called upon TO use his appointing power
again in this county TO name u man for the
Orphans Court, in case that unnecessary
court is created for u.s. he will take into very
serious consideration the advisability Of max
ing a successor to dead Republican out ot
the best Republican material he can find. In
this event he would name your nominee and
candidate Of last year. ex-District Attorney
Koch who is every way fitted for the posi-
tion and whose selection would meet with
the hearty approval Of a majority ofth peo.
pie in and out Of court.
A1AA Hiiou h AiN hANlAlN ~ hhllN 70 DNul1tIhb
who s also emineutly qualified to becomea
good, conscientious aud courageous Judge,
he would select Hon. John w. Ryon "How
happy l could be with either, were the other
dear charmer away"
In a case like this any of us can propose;
it will be the Governor who will dispose, and
let him dispose as soon as possible He can
not do it too soon for schuylkill county.
POINTS
Among the many Pottsviile people who are
backing certain Shenandoah school marm
in your Worlds Fair contest is Dr. Preston
the dentist. He sent crisp ten dollar note
to your town this week to be used in buying
HERALDs to be voted for a fair teacher who
is away up ON The list
Since the flag of our Union now floats over
Hawaii, it is expected some local newspaper
will start contest to send the most popular
local editor to Honolulu, or other seaport in
the far away islands. The most unpopular
fellow would doubtless draw the prize.
The new Halle county project is unpopular
here. If our people who oppose it knew how
many lawyers are considering the propriety
of moving there they would favor the new
county.
There are so many weddings taking place
here thar many of our local preachers are
looking with longing eyes to the seashore and
the summer vacation, with plethoric pocket
books.
Applicants for new licenses will remain on
the ankle 5euch for somc days yet. Judge
Bechtel intends to consult with Judge Persh-
| ing.
II Among the eulogies of Judge Green at the
bar meeting those of Judge Bechtel, Attor-
neys Dunn, John W. Ryon and VIM. A. Mari
were the most appropriate and affecting
Congressman Reilly came home this week
to attend Judge Green's funeral and returned
to Washington Thursday evening. He tavors
the repeal of the Anu-sherman silver bill
and was paired
(which is the butt end of goat" is a
question which may be settled during the
lives of some of the present generations, but
the light question in our Borough Council is
destined to be lost in gloom in the hands Of
the committee appointed last meeting night.