Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-01-12
MINOR MENTION.


The Police Relief Association met yes
teriay afternoon, but transacted no BUS
mess of general interest.
Arguments will be heard to-day before
Justice Hawthorne in the case of Thomas
l.. Tuck, charged with Illegal voting.
The only marriage license issued by Re-
corder Queal yesterday was to George a.
Nolan and Katie McNany, both OF Kansas
City,
The executive board of the Kansas City
local union of Christian Endeavor will
meet in the Y NJ. C. A. building next
Monday evening.
j. II. Hall, charged with embezzlng
$3.50 from Mrs. Agnes Robinson, of No. 6l5
Charlotte street, had hearing yesterday
before Justice Joyce. The justice took tho
case under adysement until next Monday.
At the annual meeting of the Prudential
Building and Loan Association three new
directors one of whom Is "A woman, were
elected. They are: Alfred Toll Mrs.
q eorge X. Barse and Dr, w. IL. kimber-
lin.
The directors Of the Missouri National
bank met yesterday and reelected the
officers who served previously. They are:
President, d. V. Rieger; vice president,
Henry c. Kumpf, and cashier, II, ID. Cow
ington,
George Everett, charged with assault
ing James Walker, "A Midland hotel porter,
with a knife at Sixth and Walnut streets,
was committed to the county jail by JUS
tice Kruger yesterday, to await action
by the grand jury.
Cases of diphtheria were reported to tho
board of health yesterday at 2225 AIichl-
gan avenue and 1908 Lydia avenue Cases
of scarlet fever were reported at 1913
West Twentieth street and in the family
OF Rev w. a, Quayle, pastor OF the In
dependence Avenue NJ T.. church
Alderman Oscar nub1 who snrainaJ t,I
ankle a few days before the recent elec-
ton, Is able to get around with crutches,
but Mrs. Dahl is seriously III with AN at
tack of pneumonia, complicated with
heart trouble. one of Mr.. Dahls children
is also sick,
The cases against Councilman Martin
Regan and Frank Monroe, charged with
opening a theater without complying with
the building law, We're dismissed by Police
Judge Jones yesterday. Regan produced
a certificate from the superintendent of
buildings showing the law had been COM
piled with since his arrest.
The lower house finance committee will
meet this morning at $3.50 o'clock to CON
slider a number Of minor measures pending
before the committee, among which is
the bill of II. W, Hart for printing the
poll books at the recent election The
bin was reported on adversely once and
rereferred to the committee,
Charles Ketchum, alias Hardin, the ex-
express messenger, charged with commit
ting two feloniOus assaults in this city ON
the night of December u, was arragnetl
before Justice Kruger yesterday. The
state was not ready for trial and the cases
against ketchum were continued until
January 10.
The l.. A. G. Il. Society will give an en-
tertainment at the Jewish temple, corner
OF Eleventh and oak streets, next Monday
night, January II, at O'clock. Mrs Van
Brunt will lecture ON the subject, "Rela-
ton of Commerce to Architecture" Mr..
jules Rosenberger will read a paper Mu-
sic will be given by the Rubinstein Club.
Professor Maeielinski will play the violin.
Miss Jennie Rose the piano and Mrs.
Mayo-Rhodes will render vocal se-
lection. Professor Carl IN will also
be RgsssRt TO assist With