The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-09
MISCELLANEOUS BREvITIES

Jesse Hairless and John b. Rust, both
aged about eighteen, were drowned near
Bristol, Tenn, while canoeing.
Gen. George 5. Batcheller, OF Saratoga,
who was one of the passengers of the
Kaiserin Maria Theresa, which has reached
New York, is one of the judges of the in
ternational court at Cairo, Egypt. He Will
be in this country about six weeks. and
after visiting Saratoga will call on Presi-
dent Mckinley.
Delegates to the Catholic Total Absti-
trolley rides about Hartford. Archbishop
Ireland spoke at a meeting. "A prize ban
ner Tor the greatest gain in membership
during the year was awarded 10 the St
Beromita Society. a woman's organiza-
ton, of Boston.
A telegram has been received by Gov
ernor Yates, of Illinois, from Vice Presi-
Camp Lincoln, at Springfield, on Aug. 30.
A number of prominent men OF Illinois,
including veterans. of the civil and Span
ish wars, Will be invited to be present TO
meet the Vice President.
The Photographers Association Of Amer
lea. which is holding its annual conven-
ton in Toledo, yesterday elected the fol-
mondson Cleveland; vice presidents, J.
George Nussbaumer, of Buffalo. and II. S.
Klein. OF Milwaukee,; secretary, G. r.
Reeves. Anderson, Ind. Buffalo was chosen
as the next meeting place.
Mayor Hinchliffe, of Paterson, n. j.,
has issued orders to the Right OF Exist
tnCe 1IOup u AndICnlSlS that ne VIII not
permit the performance in that city of
the advertised play depicting the murder
OF King Humbert. TIL mayor says he will
in future take steps 10 prevent meetings
Of the Anarchists such as the one held
recently 10 glorify Bresci.
The wrestling match at Atlantic City. n.
j., between Thomas Jenkins. OF Cleveland,
and Peter Maher. the pugilist. last night.
was won by Jenkin in two straight falls.
The first bout was catch-as-catch-can, and
jenkins threw Maher in l6k minutes. In the
second bout 1t took him II minutes and %
seconds TO throw Maher at the Graceo-Ro-
man style.
The Erie sprung considerable OF a SEN
sation in railroad circles at Cleveland yes
terday by announcing that beginning Aug.
10 IL would run coach excursions on the
basis of / cent a mile from Mansfield,
Greenville and intermediate points TO the
Pan-American exposition daily. The cause
given WAS the great inroads made upon it's
business by the boat lines out OF Cleveland.
Before the Texas legislative investigation
of the closing of the First National Bank.
OF Austin. State Treasurer Robbins yes
terday testified that the State had S35S. o0S. -
deposited in the bank. representing checks
that had been sent to the bank for collec-
ton as has been customary for some years.
The viii endeaVOr TO find how
long the money was allowed 10 remain in
the bank.
Governor Stanley yesterday wired Sheriff
Everhardy, OF Leavenworth. Kan. the fol-
lowing message: II notice by the papers
there is TO be a prize fight in your city to-
night Thursday Stop II. or proceedings
Will be instituted against officers failing TO
do their duty" The fight was not stopped.
4 ring was formed on n sandbar in the
river. where Joe Curtin and Pat Early
fought. IL only lasted ten rounds.
n deputy United States marshal visited
the federal penitentiary at Fort LeaVen-
worth. Kan, yesterday and served formal
legal notice on Oberlin VI. Garter OF the
two suits instituted against him I'm New
Jersey and New York by the government
for the recovery Of property. When the no.
tices were read 10 Carter by the deputy
marshal and copies of the papers left with
him he only remarked: II expected tnls.
NY attorneys will represent me. The pa
pers will be sent to them" Carter will not.
1t is said. be permitted TO go East.