The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-13
SOUTH SIDE NEWS.
Richard Walsh. Of Minooka, Came Out
Second Best In Collision with .
Street Car window.

Not fewer than 1000 persons were at
tracted to Terppe's drug store. Cedar
avenue and Birch street, at o'clock
last evening, on the floor Of which
Richard Walsh. Of Minooka. lay well
tering in his gore. It was the price Of
his drunken conduct on Conductor
Philip Foy's car.
Walsh came to the central city on a
Taylor car. got a transfer for the South
Side, but delayed in town long enough
to invalidate the ticket. He boarded
Mr.. Foy's car and when the fare was
being collected offered the obsolete
transfer. which Mr.. Foy said he could
not accept, adding in a civil and cour-
teous way that 1t was fifteen minutes
too late. Walsh greeted this news with
blasphemous epithets. and rather than
have any bother with him, Mr.. Foy
went through the car collecting the rest
Of the fare and was concluding to let
him ride, as the car was well filled with
women.
But Walsh was not to be pacifled., He
fiourished his months pay and wanted
the people understand that ne was able
to pay II he chose, but all the same he
would not satisfy the conductor Mr..
Foy urged him to be quiet and act
sensibly; the advice was Eepaid by
Walsh's graphing with the patient con-
ductor. who. to defend himself, had to
grapple with the passenger. Walsh
jostled and jumped around, endeavor-
ing to upset Mr.. Foy. and fell against
right ear, from the broken glass, that
severed a small artery. The blood
spurted out and from the loss of It
Walsh weakened. and 1t was thought
that he would die DR.. J. B. Amman
was summoned and Walsh was carried
into the drug store. DIR. Manley came,
too, and both sewed up the big cash in
his head. Rev. George ]. Stopper. of
st. Marys church, was sent for, but 1t
was found not necessary to attend to
Walsh. In q half hour Walsh revived
and was taken home on the z o'clock
car.
North Works Again Shut Down.
Notice was given to the employees Of
the North works Of the Lackawanna
Iron and Steel company yesterday
afternoon that the mill would not OPP
crate for q few days and idleness was
the order Of the occasion last night It
is not known how long the suspension
will continue. but the assurance is that
1t will be only temporary. The South
works are running day and night at
their fullest capacity The North works
WSAC oi0O VA 0OuUlc tuTu.
Shorter Paragraphs Of News.
Mrs. Michael Madden, Of Manister,
Mich, arrived yesterday to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T. Brady,
Of Genet street. She will sojourn here
until after Christmas.
Rev. r. A. McAndfews, pastor Of st.
Mary's church, Wilkes Barre. visited
Rev. E. ]. Melley, pastor Of st. Johns
church yesterday.
p. ]. Kelley will leave in week for
Indianapolis to attend the meeting of
the grand directors Of the Atlantic
Jurisdiction, Young Mems Institute.
Mr.. Kelley was a delegate from Column
bus council to the last national conven-
tion and was honored with being elect
ed a grand director. The meeting will
be on Nov. 23.
Fred Hellner. Of Elm street, is very
seriously ILL.,
The young men Of the Twentieth
ward will organize a dancing class this
evening"
Mrs. A. Motcham has moved into her
new residence, on Pittston avenue.
Miss Kate Jordan, Of Pittston, Is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. e. j. Cole
man, Of Hickory street.