The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-20
1 I NEWS NOTES.

Gus Dodd. colored. was arrested yester-
day as a fugitive. He is wanted on several
charges of burglary at Shelbyville. Ky.
The eale of the Applegate property on
Washington street To Harry J. Milligan
was made through the (. w. Bridges
agency.
The State Board Of Medical Registration
and Examination will hold a meeting ar
the Statehouse to-day for the purpose OF
discussing the new medical laws passed
by the Legislature.
Charles DENLY will lecture before the
lrvington Atheneum Club on April 3 lie
was 10 have lectured at the club the 18th
OF this month but the date was postponed
on account of a death I'm his family
The Knights and Ladies of Honor are
organizing a class of 200 for a wholesale
initiation at a union meeting of all local
lodges to be held April 3 The arrangement
committee will meet with Elizabeth Lodge
Friday night.
Postmaster George f. McGinnis was sew
enty-ive years old yesterday. He came
TO indianapolis ~ffty-one years ago when
the population of indianapolis was 500.
Some of the postmaster's friends will give
him a reception this evening.
The Bowen-Merrill Book Company yes
terday sent its customary yearly contribu-
ton of 500 TO the firemen's pension fund
to Mayor Taggart. Every since the COM
pany had the disastrous fire eleven years
ago ii has contributed 500 each year to
the fremen's fund.
While Anton ]. Angrick. of 425 West Mo--
ris street, was entering Sacred Heart
Church, Monday, to look for the last time
upon the body of his mother, a messen-
ger advised him that his wife had died
at home. of consumption. The funeral OF
his wife will be held from the home this
morning.
DR.. George f. Parsons. of Milan. who
died yesterday morning. was a brother OF
DR.. J. S. Parsons, of this city. DIR. Par
sicians in southern Indiana, where he prac-
ticed for forty years. The funeral viii
be held at the Milan residence, at 10 o'clock
this morning.
ers near Irvington much trouble during
the last week, were stopped I'm the city,
yesterday, by the police. and compelled 10
prove the identity of a child which was
thought TO have been stolen. The father
appeared and showed a picture taken In
Russia two years ago, and the band was al
lowed to proceed.
When Fred Davis, the programme man
at English's Opera House, returned from
Columbus. O.. Monday. he caused his
V Wife with hhima. MIR shrpr Davis ws os'n married
TO Miss Afie b. Swain, of Columbus. Tues
ded pair are at home in their apartments
in the Hotel English.
The sale of tickets for the S-eaton-Thomp-
son animal lecture that is TO be given In
TOmlinson Hall March q TO the children
gives assurance that the hall will be filled.
The lecture will be illustrated with sterC-
| CpticOn pictures of apimals the lecturer has
seen. His book, wild Animals Have
Known," is in greater demand than any
book i'm the public library.
The exhibit of M~adonnas in the parish
house of St. Paui's Church being given
this week by the Women's Auxiliary is at
tracing considerable attention. The col
lection, consisting Of several hundred pic
lures, is owned by Mrs. s. Il. Perkins.
The hours of exhibit are from 2 TO 5
o'clock each day this week. Thursday
afternoon Mrs. Perkins will talk on pic
lures.
Miss Eva Marshall Shonz. national presi-
dent Of the Young Peoples Christian Tenn
| perance Union, will speak at a mass meet
ing to be held in Roberts Park Church next
Sunday afternoon. and at the Memorial
Presbyterian Church at night. The Rev.
W allace G. Proctor Will speak in Merf-
olan-street NJ. l.. Church tonight under
the auspices Of the local society. His sub
ject rs London"
The police have been asked 10 search
for Mrs. Florence Wright. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hamilton. of Go
Harmon street. She left home Saturday.
and since that time no word from her has
been received by her family. When last
seen she wore a long dark coat over a
house wrapper and white apron. and Il
fascinator on her head. When she left
home she said she was going 10 the State
1 house.