The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-07
No. 5. Degree of Pocanontas. on Friday

No. 5, Degree of Pocahontas, on Friday
evening.
There will be a meeting of the woman's
Social and Business Union Of Roberts Park
NJ. +. Church tomorrow afternoon. After
the business there will be a musical pro-
gramme
Brigadier General vii ]. Mckee has
commissioned Guy A. Boyle, lately re-
turned from the Philippines. an aid-de-
camp on his staff, with the rank of first
lieutenant.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F.. Coughlen will
leave tonight for Colorado for the sum
mer. After a two weeks visit in Denver
they will go to Manitou, where they will
stay until September.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Hetherington will
leave tomorrow for Detroit to spend a
month, and then will go to Buffalo, New
York and other Eastern cities for the re-
mainder of the summer
Miss Leila Bartholomew. an Indianapolis
public school teacher, has graduated from
the art department of Pratt Institute.
Brooklyn, n. ", and has accepted a place
TO teach during the summer in New York
city.
The authorities of the Methodist Hospital
and Deaconess Home ale endeavoring to
learn the identity of a woman who has been
visiting houses in Woodruff Place soliciting
funds for the institution. The authorities
say that no person has been authorized TO
make a house-to-house canvass for funds
for the hospital.
The terrific heat of the past ten days has
DSeI IlOSI ISlllIS Oh horses ana COWS.
Joseph Haas, dead animal contractor. has
removed ninety-six dead horses within the
past two weeks which have died from heat.
About fifteen cows nave also died. One of
w. A. Ketcham's pedigreed COWS sue
cUmbed to the heat Friday at Mr.. ket-
CHAINS Mapleton farm.
1t is understood that the building COM
mittee of the First PRESBYTERIAN Church.
after inspecting the various plans for the
new church, have notified a certain archi-
tect TO come TO this city for a conference.
been returned, with a note of thanks in
each instance, but with an intimation that
they did not completely fill the wants.
Adjutant General Ward returned TO his
office in the Statehouse yesterday. after a
ten days leave of absence, which he spent
in making a wedding journey. General
Ward declined TO enumerate the places Wis
tied by himself and wife on their trip. but
admitted that they came TO Indianapolis
direct from French Lick. Mr. and Mrs.
Ward are at home TO friends at s5s North
Meridian street.
A report from Jeffersonville yesterday
stated that Harvey s. Wolf and Mrs Char
lotte Harding, of this city. were married
Friday by Justice Prewitt in that place.
Mrs. Harding had been. married when she
was fourteen years old, the report says,
and her husband died seven months later.
Harvey S. Wolf is a well driver and boards
at % South Dearborn street. The bride,
Mrs. Harding. has been boarding at J.
West Washington street.
The State Board OF Heelth is greatly
pleased with the maner In which the people
of Columbus. Ind, handled the recent
threatened outbreak Of smallpox. DIR. Hur-
~. secretary Of the board. returned from
Columbus yesterday. and was loud in his
praises of the conduct OF the health Of
fcer and local physicians. There is no
smallpox In Columbus now" he said. for
they have literally taken II out OF the
place. Columbus is a clean town. and the
physicians there are men OF sound Judg-
ment."
Visitors 10 Broad Ripple Park tonight
Will be furnished a rare treat in the way
of entertainment. Manager Myers. Of the
Grand opera House. Will give the first OF a
| series Of entertainments consisting OF life
motion pictures. showing timely. sensa-
tional and comic views. In addition 10
| these views. the latest improved Ife-mo-
ton picture machine: the polyseope., viii
show local scenes. As an additional at
traction. the Bonair Quartet will render
its repertoire Of song and George w. Gil
derman will be heard in tenor solos.
DR.. w. A. Stoker, superintendent OF the
| Southern Indiana Asylum for the Insane at
Evansville, has written A. V. Butler. sec
| rotary OF the Board OF State CharitseS,
feet that an inmate OF the asylum attempts
ed TO commit suicide recently is untrue.
| The wife of an emDloye who resides near
the asylum made such an attempt. says
DIR. Stoker. ard this was the basis OF the
| report that an inmate OF the institution had
| attempted 10 take her life. Considerable
surprise was felt that an inmate OF a state
| institution could obtain a revolver.
The Emmanuel Sunday school will hold
its annual picnic Tuesday. at Brookside
| Park. Those who desire TO attend are re-
| quested TO meet at the church at $50
| O'Clock In the morning. The programme
viii consist OF prayer and singing from $50