The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-22
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

Quartermaster General Foster has or
dered for the Indiana National Guard
supply of riot cartridges, which are
loaded with a small ball, surrounded by
shot. They were ordered TO be used in emer-
gencies.
Thomas Haughey, who claims Alexandria
as his home, was brought from that place
yesterday by Detectives Splann and Haley,
and charged with the theft of a watch from
John Logan, S37 South Missouri street, sew
eral days ago.
Ferdinand ]. Burkhart treasurer of
Franklin county, settled with the auditor
and treasurer of state yesterday Mr. Burk-
hart turned over SIG, 10 and received back
N,l4S:23 as his county's share on account
of school fund.
The following new cases of smallpox were
reported TO the Board of Health yesterday:
Hugh Bryson and j. w. Bryson, No. 1886
West Washington street: Henry Nichols.
No. $40 South Charles street, and William
Jackson. No. 1895 Alvord street
The State Board OF Charities was yester-
day informed that new Board of Charities
and Correction has been chosen in Shelby
secretary, Mrs. A. s. Williams: Mrs. Clark
Devol, Henry Torline, Charles w. gilbert
son and Mrs. A. j. Thurston.
The stockholders of the Vernon Insur-
ance and Trust Company, 147 East Market
street, held their annual election last night.
The directors elected were Louis Schneck
John T. Woodland, James +. Statesman,
Charles E. Lambert. John F. Wallick, s. b.
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The party Of state officers and tax COM
missioners, headed by Governor Durbin
that will attend the National Civic FEEDER
alton conference In Buffalo next week, left
last night. Judge Howard author of the
Indiana tax law, which has been universal
ly commended, is a delegate to the confer
ence, and will attend from South Bend.
John r. Sage. a farmer living three miles
east or Southport, tried TO enter a moving
Greenwood car from the wrong side last
night and with the usual result. He was
knocked from the by contact with one
OF the center poles and severely bruised
about the head. He was taken to the City
Dispensary. and for some time did not re-
gain consciousness. He was sent home on
a later car.
Pupils of the violin department of the
Metropolitan School of Music of which
in recital Friday evening of the current
week The following pupils will take part:
Mary Clune. Ruth De Haas Katherine
Fox, Maud Stone, Hlda Kantrowitz. Marie
Elizabeth Coull. Katherine Simons. Beulah
Flickinger. Bergen Plummer. Katherine
Bauer and Ellis Levy. Master Levy ere
ated fine impression by his violin play
ing at performances in the Grand Opera
House last Saturday afternoon and night
The Order of White Elephants has elected
a j. Rich to represent the order at the
State Retail Druggists convention, to be
held at Muncie the first week in June The
local members of the druggists associa ton
requested the order to send a representa-
tive. The Order of White Elephants IL
composed of registered drug clerks and pro-
prietors. Their purpose is TO become more
fraternal and 10 promote the interest of
their profession. Jungle No. l. of Indian
apolis. is the only one in the world The
herd numbers about one hundred members
1t bids fair TO become strong organiza-
ton.