The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-18
CITY NEWS NOTES.

Attorney General Taylor returned yes
terday from Washington, ID. c., where he
has been for several weeks.
Cornell avenue is having an endemic Of
secret marriages. Recently there have been
an even dozen marriages Ion the quiet"
Mr.. f. j. Scholz, ex-treasurer of state,
has been confined to his rooms at the Co
lumbia Club for several days on account of
sickness.
Member of the January class OF 'O3 of the
NJ. I. II. S. Will give a musical and literary
entertainment April % in the auditorium of
the school.
663 Blake street, was arrested last night
by Detectives Holtz and Wallace on the
charge OF running a policy game. The out
fit was found in his possession.
1t is said that the Civic Alliance is again
trying to have saloon keepers indicted for
violating the law. Several members of the
alliance have testified before the grand
JURY. y report will be made Saturday.
Governor Durbin yesterday appointed the
Rev. w. II. Appleby, pastor of the First
M. +. Church of Valparaiso, delegate to the
National Conference of Charities and Cor
~rection, TO be held in Detroit, Mich. in May.
Governor Durbin yesterday honored a re-
QUESTION from Governor Nash for the re-
turn of Walter Farr, who is wanted in
Warren county, Ohio. on a charge of grand
larceny. Farr is under arrest in COving-
ton, Ind.
Mrs. Long. wife of Turnkey John Long.
was yesterday run down by a frightened
horse at Davidson and Washington streets
and painfully hurt. She was taken TO her
home on Davidson street in the City Dis
pensary ambulance.
Robert Frazier. colored. living at 1928
Graceland avenue, last night was sent to
the pest pavilion by DR.. Jacobs, OF the
City Dispensary. Frazier has a well-de-
Heloped case of smallpox. His wife and four
children are under quarantine.
A Mrs. WATSON, seventy years old. living
at No. 346 West Seventeenth street. was
yesterday reported TO the Board of Health
to be a sufferer from smallpox. The house
has been quarantined and the aged woman
will be taken to the pest pavilion.
Collier & Reynolds, funeral directors, last
night reported to the police a horse and
carriage stolen. The had been called to a
South Pennsylvania-street house and had
left their carriage at the door. The car
riage is of a pattern used by undertakers.
The annual reunion and banquet of the
De Pauw alumni and former students will
be held at the Denison this evening at 8
o'clock. Those expecting to attend who
have not procured tickets should order
them at once from the president, new
phone 1921.
Arthur Donnelly. claiming Cleveland as
his home. was arrested here yesterday aft
eTnoOn by Patrolman Johnson on a charge
of petit larceny. He is charged with steal
ing a gold watch from Peter Huegele, a
dairyman, a year ago. Donnelly was en-
ployed at the dairy when the alleged theft
was committed.
Superintendent of Police Taffe yesterday
received a letter from Emma Gifferich, the
little daughter of John r. Giferich. a cigar
maker, asking that he locate her father.
The father came here from Louisville. their
home. and has not been heard from. The
mother is sick and the little ones at home
want the father.
The Christian Endeavor Society Of Trim
ity Congregations Church gave a literary
and musical entertainment last night In the
church for the benefit of the mission so
cieties. The programme was made up of
piano. violin. cornet and vocal solos. Sew
eral Rotations were given by Miss Maude
Baker and Miss Mamie White.
Mr.. Edward Nell has been chosen one of
the directors of the Metropolitan School of
Music. taking the place of Mr.. Schneider.
who will leave shortly for Europe. The
other two directors Of the school are Mrs.
Flora NJ. Hunter and Mr.. Oliver Willard
Pierce. Mr.. Nell Will be at the head of the
voice department and will take charge the
first of the month.
But one additional regimentaI detail was
received yesterday by Adjutant Genera
Smock. of the G. A. r.. for the parade of
May 10. 1t is the Twenty-sixth Infantry,
and is composed of William II. Thompson,
William Huffman, ID. j. Smock. John
Woods. Frank Stone. Frank Hollis. John a.
Barnett. George a. Burkhart, James X.
Fisher and Henry fletcher.
President Scot Butler yesterday at chapel
hour called the attention OF the students
10 the flow of profanity heard in the vi
entity Of the college each time a ball club
from the schools OF the city appears with
its following. President Butler said such
abuse will have 10 be stopped. He said ne
did not think IL was done by the repre-
sentatives of these schools. but by their
outside following. Mr.. Butler also called
attention to the sale of posters TO be held
by the young ladies OF the Christian Asso-
citation. Mr.. Butler made many humorous
illusions 10 different members OF the fac
ulty. as he said he had heard that many
Of the posters were made TO represent them
in particular.