The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-05

7:30 p. m. Tomorrow Seats will be re-
served for friends Of the rector who may
wish TO give him welcome. Music by a
full vested choir of forty voices, under d.
rection of Mr.. Joseph Joiner.
Gus Monroe, colored, was arrested yes
terday morning by the bicycle police and
charged with burglary. The saloon of
Peter Fritz, of 401 West North street, was
$40 worth of cigars. tobacco and whisky
taken. Suspicion attached to Monroe and
the arrest followed.
Charles A Worcester. who borrowed a
revolver Thursday night from the watch
man at Coburn's lumber yard ito kill
lice that he intended to kill his wife with
Ii and leave the city, was fined $25 and
costs in Police Court yesterday morning
and sent to the workhouse.
F. p. Hart, manager of Detroit emery
wheel compay. called on State Geologist
Blatchley yesterday for the purpose of in
vestigating the kaolin beds in Lawrence
county. Mr.. Blatchley explained that the
beds were OF fine quality, except that they
lack Elasticity. Retorts. glass pots and
glass tanks can be made of the kaolin, and
ii may also be used for filler for furniture
and buggies, and for cosmetics. Mr.. Hart
will, as a result of his inquiries, visit Law
renee county Immediately.
Frank Basket, colored, called yesterday
at the music store of Carlin & Lennox
and asked for key for a music box of
certain number. The bicycle police were
called and Basket was arrested. The box
for which he wished the key was one which
stolen before Christmas from K. b.
McCallie, having been taken from his
buggy, which stood in front of a grocery.
Basket told the police the instrument would
be found in the resort of Bernice Kelley,
on Chesapeake street, and she was ar
rested and charged with receiving stolen
goods.
Mrs. Mary Chenoweth. of this city, has
al rrnr1$ hot hn- hrnf MaTr
tosh. whom she has not seen for many
years, had returned to their former home
in Washington county, and she will go
there in a few days to ascertain whether
not the man is her brother. Some time
ago she received word from the relatives
who this time advise her that her brother
Eli had returned. He was then welcomed
by Mrs. Chenoweth and other relatives,
and showed much familiarity with their
early life. and after being entertained for
two days and accommodated in many
ways, and especially with loans of money,
he returned to California where he had
lived. Subsequent letters showed that the
real brother had not been out of that State.
The following Indiana men are attend
ing Yale this year: Russell Mott, Michigan
City. senior: Alfred M. Cressler, Fort
dianapolis, junior; William Otis White,
Terre Haute, sophomore: Nelson s. Riley,
South Bend, freshman; Horace f. collars,
Fort Wayne, freshman; Leo +. Rettger,
bloomington, graduate student, Charles l..
Watson. Indianapolis, junior scientific:
George III. Cressler. Fort Wayne, freshman
scientific; Kennard WATSON, indianapolis.
freshman scientific: George A. Watson. In
dianapolis, freshman scientific; Richard
lowering, Lafayette. special; Orland II.
Myrick, Indianapolis. senior law; Cassius
G. Gentry Aroma, special law; Halbert III.
Britain. Hanover. graduate student: Eliza
beth NJ. Comstock, Richmond. graduate
student; George p. Greenbalgh, Lafayette,
senior, and Porter III. Linthicum, Evans
vile, senior.