The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-10-11
THE POLICE CASES.
Number Of Arrests For Assault and other
Complaints.

George SockalosId, resident of Gilberton
received his wages at the mines on Saturday
and came to town to have good time. II,
anchored at the house of friends on West
Coal street and remained with them until
last night, when a row started and the visitor
suffered. He was struck above the left eve
with stone or blackjack that inflicted a
wound several inches long and laid the bone
bare The man bled profusely and It was
feared for time the hemorrhage would
prove fatal DR.. w N. Stein was called
He dressed the injury and said the man was
in no danger. Later in the evening Police
man Christ. Foltz arrested Anthony Zukofski,
who was charged with being the assailant.
Zukofski is one of the men who were i'm
plicated in the Polish-Italiau riot a few
weeks ago and his mother and brother died
from injuries received in it.
Anthony Machinski was arraigned before
Justice Toomey Saturday night, charged
with stealing $S5 in cash and a couple Of
shirts belonging 10 Matt. Yavulles. 1t is
alleged that the latter's trunk was broken
open and robbed while he was at work
Machinski furnished $500 bail for trial at
court.
Frank Gasawicz was required by Justice
Toomey Saturday night to furnish $500 bail
for trial at court for having slapped Michael
Bazenis twice in the face.
Justice Shoemaker had a long string of
cases before him Saturday night and yester-
day. Among them was duck case in which
there were a number of amusing develop-
ments. Mrs. John Naia was the complainant.
She sued Mrs. Okiewicz for assault and
battery Mrs. Naia alleged that she missed
four ducks. She went TO the Okiewicz house
and found two of the ducks there alive and
two boiling in pot for dinner. A row fol-
lowed and Mrs Naia was beaten for being too
inquisitive. Mrs. Okiewicz was put under
bail
John Fredima was put under bail for beat
ing and kicking Thomas Robnocki at board
ing house near the Shenandoah City colliery
Saturday night.
Mike Zacmierski and John Polosky en-
gagged in game of pool in a West Centre
street saloon Saturday night which concluded
in Polosky receiving a blow in the eye
from pool ball that badly damaged the
optic. Mike was put under $4OO bail.
Mary McAndrews prosecuted Walter and
William jenkins for assault and battery upon
her two daughters, Katie and Jane, and the
accused were put under 500 bail each. The
suit arose out of fight between children.
Clemons Karbitz prosecuted Frank Lucow-
ski and his wife, Pauline charging them with
assault and battery. 1t appears that the
complainant was a boarder in the house of
the defendants and upon returning home
last night he demanded beer He was told
that keg had just been emptied and a fight
followed during which Karbitz was thrown
out of the house. Lucowski and his wife
were put under $500 bail, each, and warrants
are out for three men who are charged with
having had hand in the affair.
John Martsiekewicz was arrested by Police
men Kester and Foltz last night on a charge
of committing a nuisance on the street. He
is serving 4S hours in the lookup.
John MilieWiez, Anthony Cikanowicz and
Frank Micaliewicz were out on tear last
night and when refused admission to a
notorious house on North Chestnut street
known as the shaft they stormed the place
with stones. The three men were arrested
by Policeman Kester and discharged by
Chief Burgess Tabor after paying the borough
fine.
Among the customers in Main street
place early yesterday morning were Patrick
Nellet and tramp sign maker known as
Why Who" Spencer. 1t is alleged that
Mellet made disrespectful remarks about
Spencer. The latter walked into rear room
and secured an empty bottle with which he
beat Mellet on the head, inflictng several
ugly wounds that were dressed by Dr. j.
G. Church. Spencer kept shady and avoided
the police until this morning, when he slid
out Of the town.