The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-07-01
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The services at the First Baptist Church
tonight will be along patriotic lines. Spe-
cial patriotic music will be sung.
Monday is quarterly pay day among the
state officers, and Frank Martin, deputy
auditor of states was busy yesterday send
ing out checks for salaries to the judges
and other state officers that live out of the
city.
Emanuel Kennedy. colored, was arrested
last night by the bicycle police while try
ing to sell a stolen bicycle tire He adj
mitted knowledge of the theft and claimed
Noah Clay, also colored, had stolen il. He
was also arrested.
The home of Charles E. Cox. ex-Judge of
Police Court. was entered early yesterday
morning by burglars, who thoroughly ran
sacked the place. Two watches. and some
money were taken. Entrance was secured
through a mall cellar window.
A band concert will be given Friday
night by the Ladies' Band on the vacant
ground opposite 134 West Twentieth street.
The entertainment is under the manage
ment of the second section of the Ladies
Aid Society of Hall-place Nj. E. Church.
Mrs. PhiIpott. colored. objects to the
statement that she tried to shoot Ada
West because she was seen talking TO her
husband. She said the attack was because
Philpott had habitually given the West
woman money which should have been used
for the benefit of his family.
Acting Postmaster Shideler yesterday APP
pointed the following substitute clerks to
positions on the regular force of the In
dianapolis postoffice: Miss Halle a. Joyce.
Hanley and John w. Welborn. The APP
pointments take effect July /.
Johanna Sullivan was relea sed from the
workhouse yesterday morning. A few hours
later she appeared at the home of Police
Matron Reisner and attempted TO run the
place TO suit her wishes. Miss Reisner
placed her under arrest and called the
patrol wagon. The woman's condition was
due to liquor.
The following firms are closing their
stores on Saturdays at 1880 o'clock: L.
S. Ayers Sc Co., Charles Mayer & Co, Bow
en-MerriIl Company and Taylor & Taylor.
II is expected that the other stores on
Washington street will follow the example
Of half holidays on Saturday during the
summer months.
ton 10 of the school Board rules, at the
close of each year. ending June so, the
mayor shall appoint one or more expert
accountants. TO examine the books OF the
School Board. In compliance with the sec.
ton the mayo appointed c. F.. Shepard
Republican, and William S. Ryan, Demo
crat.
Isaac T. Richardson. of Hamilton county.
was found at 33 West Court street last
night. drunk and suffering from q deep
cash in the back of his head. Persons liv-
ing near said he had been assaulted by
four men who ran away. He was attended
Dy LII. tUEiSlldH, WHO SeWeI up the
wounds. Richardson will answer in court
Monday morning to a charge of runke
ness.
For the six months ending yesterday
noon the management of Chandler & Tay-
lor Company, on West Washington street
gave TO its employees $50 in cash prizes fol
the best practical suggestions. With tbs
distribution OF the prizes a luncheon was
served. at which time short speeches were
made by the heads of the firm. To the
women emniOVed about the Ofic 90 flowers
were presented. The firm announced that
il will continue to give prizes TO employees