The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-03
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

Tomorrow night the Knights and Ladies
of Honor viii initiate a class of over two
hundred in Masonic Hall.
George G.. Dewey, son of Admiral Dewey,
is at the Bates. He is here on his regular
tour i'm the interests of an Eastern whole
sale dry goods firm.
Rev. w. c. Taylor, of the College-avenue
Baptist Church, will preach at the First
Baptist Church tonight. The meeting will
be preparatory TO the meetings of DIR.
Meyer.
Carl Frederick Koehne, the three-year-
old son of Louis and Anna Koehne, 172O
North Pennsylvania street, died at 7:30 yes
terday evening, of typhoid fever. The
father is a brother of Armin c. Koehne,
county treasurer.
Thirty-one junk dealers charged with
conducting their business without taking
out of city licenses as required by a
new ordinance Were in Police Court yester-
day morning. All of the cases were con-
tinued until Saturday. Thirty more war
rants of arrest are TO be served.
Harry S: Chase, Ed Bergnist. 634 East
Miami street. and William Michelfelter,
HOP East Ohio street. We're arrested yester-
day by Griffin and Manning for participate
ing i'm a fight. All are tailors employed by
A. j. Treat x Son. During the fight follow
ing an argument, Michelfelter was stabbed
through the hand with a pair of scissors.
The wound was dressed at the City Dis
pensary.
A meeting of the indianapolis Presbyter-
ian Missionary Society will be held to-
morrow and Friday. three sessions daily,
at Greenwood. The indianapolis district
includes ten counties and nearly all of
the churches will be represented. Green
wood cars leaving Washington and Merid-
ian streets at 8 a. m. will take passen-
gers TO Greenwood in time for the open
ing services.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ozmoore, living at AS
West South street, with her daughter, Mrs.
Virginia Moore, yesterday celebrated her
ninety-ninth birthday. She was born in
Northampton county. North Carolina, and
came to this city twenty-seven years ago.
Mrs. Moore is the only one Of her seven
Ozmoore has been almost helpless, al
though wholly in possession of all her
faculties.
The indianapolis kindergarten Monthly
for March. just issued. notes. among other
facts relating TO the local kindergartens
that Rev. j. A Milburn and Mrs. III. S.
Tucker have raised over $4,000 for the
erection of a new normal school building;
also. that the normal school has an enroll
ment OF ninety students. The chief literary
feature of the number is a contribution by
Elizabeth b. Hit, entitled Some English
Memories
\ dinner 10 the churchmen OF Indiana
will be given Thursday evening of next
week at the Grand Hotel. The Rev. Lewis
Brown. the Rev. d. Stanley, the Rev. r.
II. Peters. Benz. b. Peck, A. q. Jones.
William II. Armstrong. Louis Rowland,
T. l.. Sullivan. r. M. Merritt and Albert
Niche are members OF the committee hav-
ing the arrangements in charge. The
speakers for the occasion will be n. G.
Balls. postmaster; Bishop Francis, the
Rev. James ID. Stanley. the Rev. Lewis
Brown. the Rev. Mr.. Denslowe, Louis
Rowland and Aquilla Jones.
Special Instructions were issued TO the
police yesterday regarding the enforce
ment OF the vehicle ordinance and the
one relating TO the cleanliness OF alleys
and back yards. Patrolmen are instructed
TO investigate the sanitary conditions and
occupants of premises upon which trash
and filth have accumulated will be in
structed TO "clean up Reports will be
made at headquarters and after a reason
able time IL the Objectionable matter is
not removed affidayits will be filed. The
vehicle ordinance will. IL is said, be more
rigidly enforced this year than heretofore