The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-29
CITY NEWS NOTES.

DR.. Painter and his two sons returned
yesterday from a trip to Wisconsin.
c. II. r. Compton will return from New
York tonight after a two weeks visit in
the city.
Members of the Ferdinand Club will en-
terrain their friends Monday night with a
dance at the Canoe Club.
match dropped i'm a pantry caused a
fire at 126 North Senate avenue last night
about o'clock The fire was I'M rooms
occupied by 9. c. Hopkins. The loss
amounted TO SO.
lawn fete will be given tonight at the
residence OF Mrs GOWN. So2 Huron street.
for the benefit OF the Boys Anti-cigarette
and Tobacco Club Of the South Side. Re-
freshments VIII be served.
William GOrham. who H. under arrest az
Terre Haute for burglary and grand lar
ceny committed In Cumberland county IHi-
nois. will be removed by the Illinois au-
thOrities. Governor Durbln approved YES
tcrdax,a requisition issued for Gorham by
Governor Yates. or Illinois.
A large number Of Indiana Red Men will
go TO the Great Council OF the United
States at Norfolk. Va, on Sept ) 10 assist
In securing the election Of Thomas G. Har-
rison. of this city, as great incohonee. The
official train will leave Chicago Sept. and
will pass through Indiana polls Mr. Harri-
son is one of the best known Red Men in
the country.
The Baptist Standard. Of Chicago. has
absorbed the Baptist Outlook. OF this city
Will continue. The negotis lions for this
consolidation have been i'm progress for
some time. L. NJ. Chaille will be connected
with the Standard. and the Outlook sub
soribers will receive the Standard for the
remaining subscription period.
The firm of Coonse & Caylor has bought
the business Of A. Caylor. and the last
named will retire from the business alto
gether A. Cayior sold Maxinkuckee ice,
and was regarded as an independent
Coonse e. Caylor are members OF the ice
mbination" Manager Pittman, of the
Maxinkuckee company is hunting new
agent, and says next season MaXinkuckee
ice will be on the local retail market TO
stay.
Gertrue Cant. of this. city; is dnder ar
rest at ElwOod, charged with the theft OF
number Of silk skirts. silk waists and
other clothing from Mrs. Kirkpatrick at
Anderson. 1t is said the girl took employ
ment at the kirkpatrick home and then
suddenly disappeared When she was ar
rested all the missing silks were found on
her. The indianapolis police have the girls
record. They say she gave them much
trouble when she lived here.
A cooperative company to supply hot
water heat in the district bounded by East
Tenth street. Rowland avenue and Rural
street is proposed by a. +. Raucn. III. J.
Asch, William Cooper and others who own
property In that district. Those named con-
stitute committee TO investigate the FEAST
bility of the scheme, and they will report at
"A later meeting. IL Is proposed 10 capital
ize the plant at 100000 and erect a plant
sufficient to serve all. The stock subscrip-
tions will be limited. and those I'm the dis
trict will have first choice
Frank Marker, the seven-year-Old son OF
J. NJ Marker an attorney in this city,
who was reported TO the police having
been kidnapped, was found Wednesday night
by hOrse-tradCr three miles from Frank
lin. The boy said he lost. The horse
trader brought the boy TO his home. SIS
North Pennsylvania street. The boys
uncle DR. Marker. took him 20 the John
son county fair. During the races DR.. Man
ker stepped a few feet away from the boy
and the latter, becoming excited. ran from
the grounds 10 the interurban station lie
fell exhausted