The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-14
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES
DOMESTIC NEWS FROM ALL QUAR-
TIERS TRIMMED TO BARE FACTS.
Minor Crimes and Accidents, Court
Rulings, Sporting Notes and
Happenings i'm General.

Bishop Charles r. Hale, Of Cairo. Ill,
who was improving on Wednesday, Is
worse, and last evening was growing very
weak.
Express Messenger Lane, will be consid-
cred by the Ohio Board Of Pardons on
Jan. 10.
The run on the Harlem Savings Bank,
New York, was continued yesterday. The
bank was kept open until o'clock p. n.
and will be open again to-day. The bank is
solvent.
Wheat is growing SO rank in the Arkan-
sas valley wheat belt, embracing territory
that produced over 100000 bushels last
year, that the farmers are advertising to
take stock free for the purpose of eating 1t
down.
Lieutenant Commander E. w. Vert, Of
the second battalion, Ohio Naval Reserves.
has been suspended from his command Tor
failure to forwad to the Ohio adjutant gen.
erals office his quarterly report, due
Sept so.
A sanitarium for the treatment of con-
sumptives by new liquid air method has
just been opened at Borne, Tex, by the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company. The
treatment used is the discovery of Texas
physician.
The Ohio State Grange, Patrons of Hus-
bandry, yesterday adopted resolutions con-
oemning the ship subsidy bill, demanding
the passage of the Grout oleomargarine
bill and favoring the extension of rural
free delivery of mail
The first regular meeting of the Roentgep
Society of the United States opened yes
terday in the Grand Central Palace, New
York. Besides the members in New York,
about two hundred delegates were present
from other States.
Noble T., racehorse with a record OF
2:10, was burned yesterday In a nre that
destroyed the livery barn of Lockridge,
Houchins & Suggett at Fulton Mo. Noble
Il. owned by s. II. Traeger, of Peoria,
and was valued at $500.
The American Institute of Architects be-
gan its thirty-fourth annual convention in
Washington, ID. c., yesterday. About sew
enty-five members are present, including
the president, Mr. Robert S. Peabody, and
the secretary, Mr.. Glenn Brown.
The Rev DR.. Bernard Nj. SkuIick, rector
OF St. Hyacinth Polish Catholic Church of
La Sale, ILL.,, has been honored by Pope
Leo with the Order of the Holy Cross. Rev.
Skulick is the first Catholic priest In this
country to receive this distinction.
James Considine. indicted for robbing the
postoffice at Granville, o.. in 1896. was con-
victed, yesterday by a jury in the United
States Court, at Columbus, o. Considine S
home is in Detroit, and he is a brother OF
the well-known sporting man OF that name.
A report was printed at New York, yes
terday. to the effect that Queen LiIiuoka-
lani of Hawaii, was i'll of typhoid fever at
the Presbyterian Hospital i'm that city. The
officials of the hospita; said the report was
untrue, so far as that institution was con-
cerned.
Resolutions of sympathy for Presidents
Kruger and Steyn and the South African
republics were unanimously adopted by the
Holland Society OF Chicago at q meeting
held yesterday at the Union League Club.
Embossed copies Will be sent TO Presidents
Kruger and Steyn.
Thomas Woodruff, alias Homer L. Sar-
Wis, released from the Western Pennsyl-
vania penitentiary yesterday after serving
four years for burglary was Immediately
arrested on charge of killing. in 1894.
Frank l.. Henderson, a jeweler of New
burg, " T., during an attempted robbery
F. Marion Crowfard, the author, will sail
from New York, for Italy, Saturday. He
came to America recently especially 10 wit
ness the dramatization of one OF his now
els He will return in February with Mrs.
Crawford. who has been absent from the
United States for sixteen years
Winston Spencer Churchill, NJ p. war
correspondent. gave lecture on the South
African war, at New York, Wednesday
evening. he was introduced by Mark