The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-10-18
CITY NEWS NOTES.

The section of bacteriology and chemistry
of the American Public Health Association
will meet at 10 a.. m. Monday, Oct. %, in
the pathological laboratory of the Central
Insane Hospital
The Inland Poultry Journal Company. of
this city. has issued an exhaustive treatise
in pamphlet form on the Belgian hare in
dustry, known as 1.-The Belgian Hare
Guide"
The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed in the Federal Court yesterday:
Charles C. Harris, a railroad conductor
of Elkhart: liabilities, S76.55; assets, S22S.75
James w. Norton, of indianapolis, mer-
chant; liabilities. $1,340.s2; assets, ss0y.06.
Joseph Gaalema. living at McClainsville.
was arrested, yesterday, by Detectives
Gerber and Lancaster and charged with
entering a house in Germania Shooting
Park and stealing one thousand loaded
shells. Two hundred Of the shells were
found at his home.
1t was reported to the State Board of
Health yesterday that a driver of a milk
wagon In Macy, Miami county, was de-
livering milk to his customers while broken
out with smallpox. The State Board sent
instructions to the local Board of Health
to quarantine the man
Bishop Grant and Rev. DIR. Watson. of
Philadelphia, secretary of the Church Ex-
tension Board OF the A. NJ. T.. Church., will
speak at Wayman Chapel, Seventeenth and
Yandes streets. tonight DIR. Watson will
sing some of his richest melodies. The
public is invited to attend.
An alarm by telephone called the fire
department to the Iron block, 9-13 West
Washington street. at l o'clock this morn
ing. There was some smoke on the upper
floors and the smell of burning oil, which
was thought to have come from the engine
room, as no fire could be found.
Prof. Charles Zeublin. of the University
of Chicago. will deliver a course of six
lectures on American Municipal Progress"
here this winter. Jan. ! to- March is. on al
ternate Monday evenings. at 81 for the
course. These lectures will be practically
illustrated by the stereopticon. and the
live topics here. The several subjects are
ton Public Works. Pub
lie Schools Libraries and Public Build
ings," Parks and Boulevards'' and Rec
reative Institutions
Labor Commissioner Mccormack has
completed his report of the conference had
with Mark Hanna in Chicago with refer
ence to the nonunion labor employeAby the
New York Sun and will hand it over to
Union No. !. to-day. The president will re-
fer the matter TO the executive
of the union, which will call a meeting of
ali the members and the report will be
finally acted upon. Mr.. Mccormack de-
clines to mention the contents of the report
any further than to say that his confer
ence with Mr.. Hanna lasted for more than
an hour. and that the senator expressed
his inability to bring about a settlement OF
the question.
Miss NJ. I. Dickson delivered two adj
dresses, yesterday. before the meeting OF
the Foreign Missionary Society
of the NJ. r. Church, which opened Tues
day at Trinity Church, West indianapolis.
The election OF officers for the ensuing
year resulted as follows: President, Mrs
F. A. Sullivan: vice presidents, Mrs. E.. Il.
Rawls. Mrs. V. s.. Spencer and Mrs. G.. C..
Edwards; recording secretary, Mrs. ]. A.
Franklin: corresponding secretary. Mrs. NJ.
s. Hopkins; treasurer. Mrs, J. w. Beck:
mite-box custodian. Mrs. w. T. Long:
chairman. literature committed. Mrs. a
NJ. Smith; secretary of the Daughters of
the District. Mrs. Grace Coffin; superin-
tendent of Children's Band. Miss Ada
Wheeler.