The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-06-10
CITY NEWS NOTES.

Dore Brock, colored, was arrested while
trying to sell harness, which had been
stolen at 1rvington.
The Davidson Dancing School will give
it's first summer dance at Broad Ripple
Park, Tuesday evening. June II.
Mr. S. d. Pierson has bought Mr.. John
Winners residence, 2429 North Meridian
street, and will move his family into 1t
July !.
The closing exercises of the Sunday
school of the indianapolis Hebrew congre-
cation will take place at the Temple this
morning at 10 o'clock.
Attorney Edward w. Little desires 1t I'M
derstood that he is not the Little who
was connected with the KiSsel case which
was tried in the Criminal Court Friday.
Alonzo HAYWOOD, who was released, yes
terday, from the workhouse, was again
locked up at police headquarters, charged
with stealing ring from William Nc
Laughlin.
on the farm of Thomas B. Hessing, in the
neighborhood of Broad Ripple. 1t is said
this is the richest fow yet found in the
Broad Ripple oil field
Word has been received here announcing
the death of Mary Wright harrington, at
Durango, Cal. She was the wife of DR..
John harrington, and daughter of DR.. j. j.
Wright, formerly Of this city.
James Hamlin, saloon keeper at Blake
and New York streets, was arrested last
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upon May Reed, his sister-in-law. Neigh
bors told the police that Hamlin had
knocked her down and then kicked her.
A lawn fete and concert will be given by
by the venn section of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of Hall-place Church Friday evening.
June Is. at the home Of DR.. A. l.. Wilson,
1620 North Capitol avenue. The Professor
Belcher male quartet will assist in the con-
cert programme.
Walter Jines, who was arrested Friday
ho rtx,of
tonight by Detective John McDermott,
who came after him. Jines, it is said, was
stopping at boarding house, and when he
left he carried away number of rings
belonging to women in the house.
There will be a meeting at st. Joseph's
Industrial School this evening at 1880
o'clock to make further arrangements for
the picnic to be held on July 4 at Green
wood. A large number from each parish
is expected to attend the meeting and in
terest themselves in this charitable cause.
The Sisters Of ST. Francis have issued in
vitations to an exhibition of art and fancy
work at st. Marys Academy, on East
Maryland street, and the annual commence
ment at st. Marys Hall. 132 South Della
ware street. The commencement takes
place June q. The exhibition will continue
from June "a TO 20.
At a meeting of the State Bar Associa-
ton to be held in this city on July 10 and
IL Senator Lindsay, of Kentucky. will be
one of the speakers. Judge r. S. Taylor,
of Fort Wayne, will deliver the annual adj
dress, and other speeches will be made by
Judge Frank s. Roby, of Auburn. Colonel
William w. Hoynes. of South Bend, and
Evans Woollen, of this city.
Wilbur McFerrin. living at No. 2567 Gale
street. who has often amused the police by
stories of adventure, returned home, yes
terday morning. after having been away
from home for several days. during which
time the police Wee searching for him.
This absence from home was the fourth.
He Is only nine years OF age, and when
picked up by the police several months ago.
told of an attempt to poison him with
cracked glass in his pie.
William f. Gibson, one OF the supreme
trustees OF the Order OF Chosen Friends, has
arrived here from San Francisco He has
been placed at the head of the organizing
department and has established headquar-
tiers at the Commercial Club building. He
has been visiting the different councils of
the order in the city with Supreme Re-
corder Linn and Grand Recorder Yount,
and they report new life and interest and
a prosperous condition everywhere.