The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-30
CITY NEWS NOTES.

On account of illness. Mrs. w. Robert
Walden will postpone her entertainment of
the Holy Cross Social Club.
William E. Owens, brakeman. of EIkbart
yesterday filed petition in bankruptcy In
the Federal Court Liabilities, S396. so: no
assets.
William S. Shue, lily College avenue. was
arrested yesterday by Detectives Gerber
and Dugan and slated as an agent for a
policy game.
The ticket-seller's box Office" erected by
the street car company at Washington and
illinois street was removed yesterday by
order of Mayor Taggart.
The sixth recital of the Students Musical
ana Dramatic Club, consisting of pupils of
Max Leckner, Emil Zumpfe, Charles +.
Hansen, Edward Nell and Mrs. Prunk will
take place Friday evening at Plymouth
Church.
Charles NJ. Cooper has purchased a half
interest in the Belvidere apartment house
on North street, of Charles T. Boyer, who
owned the half interest. The other half is
owned by Mrs. Hannah Rafferty,. The con-
sideration was $4,000.
The monthly meeting of the State Flor
lists Association will be held at the place
OF business of E. A. Nelson, Senate avenue
and Thirty-flfth street, the evening Of Feb.
z. Matters relating TO the fall floral fes-
tival will be discussed.
Paul Kotte. of Dresden Germany. has
filed complaint against the III. Lieber Art
OF goods amounting to something over
$4,000 was not delivered by the Lieber COM
pany, and that considerable money was lost
as a consequence. Judgment is demanded
for $4,000
The board of governors of the South Side
Civic and Improvement Club, which was
started several months ago, will meet to-
night at the home of w. H. Leedy, on
Merrill street, for the purpose of arranging
plans for the carrying out of the pro-
posed organization which was abandoned
temporarily some time ago.
A meeting of the Carnival Association
| Will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock a,
| the Commercial Club. when officers will be
| elected. All subscribers to the fund Of
! the Fall Festivities Society will be entitled
to one vote for every s. subscribed, OF
| every IS subscribed to the spring carnival
| fund. Already several thousand dollars
| have been subscribed and everything looks
| favorable for the spring flower festival.
| Miss Niblack has issued cards for al
evening company Saturday in honor of Mr.
| Edward Brigham, of New York city Mr.
| Western cities and wiz be in the city 4
| few days. He is an accomplished musician
| having studied piano and voice cultur,
both in this country and abroad: His
voice is a deep bass and he plays his owl
| accompaniment. Mr.. Brigham will sins
curing the evening.
] Unless unlooked-for cold weather of con.
siderable duration comes to the rescue oil
| the ice dealers who depend upon natura
| ice for their stocks, the fee which will bs
| used here during the coming summer viii
| be mostly artificial. AS yet the ice ha,
| not been thick enough to cut for com
| mercial purposes, and the ice barns are
| empty. February weather. while some
! times colder than that of other winter
| months, is so variable that. the ice formed
| then is not Of good quality for packing.
| Complaint has been made TO Dr. Clark
of the city board of health, that the small
| pox quarantine at 35ih Kentucky avenu.
| is not being enforced. Thirty residents O
| the building are quarantined. and it is sait
| they open their windows and talk to per
| sons on the street. One of the inmate.
| was seen to throw a pair of gloves dowr
| to someone in the street. DIR. Clark say!
| the quarantine is not broken in opening
| the windows, but the passing of articles
| TO outsiders is prohibited, and he will in
| vestigate.