The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-11

went out over the Northern Pacific and re-
turned over the Union Pacific, having been
gone about three weeks.
John H. Stem has announced March 16.
IL and is as the dates for the annual music
festival Theodore Thomas's orchestra has
been engaged. and the choral work will
be confined TO oratorio and opera.
Judge Afford. of the Criminal Court. was
called TO Fortville yesterday 10 the bedside
or his brother, John Afford. The brother
who Is seventy years old, is dying OF par
alysis. During the absence OF Judge Al
ford John Wall is acting criminal Judge.
Adam Heimberger. member OF the board
of trustees of the Eastern Hospital for the
Insane. and DR.. Smith. the superintendent
of the institution. called on Governor Dur
bin yesterday TO report the completion of a
new cottage. Both said the hospital is over
crowded and should be enlarged as soon as
possible.
Captain George w. Johnston who was
one of the first monument commissioners
and Is now a member OF George II. Thomas
Post has sent TO Assistant AdJutant Gem
eral Smock so for the Alabama Confedcr-
ate Home from his present residence in
Florida He has also received SO from Sol
Meredith Post, G.. A. r., in Richmond
Edward Prince, a Panhandle fireman, fell
from his train, No. 13, near Urbana, o..
Tuesday and was seriously injured. The
train was running fifty miles an hour, and
he fell from the engine. The train was
backed up and the crew found Prince lying
gangway between the engine and tender
when he fell of. The train was one that
left this city for Columbus, o.
The Ballard Ice Cream Company has be-
gun the excavation fc. its new three-story
factory at 3l3 North Alabama street The
building will have three stories and will
be equipped with the most improved ma
chinery, capable OF manufacturing 1900
gallons a day The building will be IS by
100 feet. A feature of the machinery will
be automatic crushing and packing OF ice
and the delivery of small consignments au-
tomatically to the delivery wagons. The
new building will cost $4,000.
Mrs Louisa Bowersmith who was serf-
ously injured by a street car at Columbia
avenue and Thirteenth street Tuesday
night. had suff1cie-tly recovered yesterday
TO be taken to her home. 81 North State
avenue. Mrs. Bowersmith was seated in a
buggy standing near the curb. when car
came around the corner. The horse backed
few feet. showing the vehicle on the track
In the. collision that followed Mrs. Bow
ersmith was thrown out The horse ran
away and Mrs. Bowersmith was injured
internally.
Before granting 10 DIR. A. A. Ames. FORM
erly OF Minneapolis, now OF West Baden. a
license TO practice medicine I'm Indiana, the
State Board OF Medical Registration and
Examination will correspond with the board
OF Minnesota matters relative to DR..
Ames's professional and moral character.
The Indiana board wants 10 ascertain
whether the charges against DR.. Ames Of
furnishing protection TO gamblers while
mayor Of Minneapolis are true. DIR. Ames
will return To Minneapolis. he states. when
his health improves TO clear his name.
The combination OF candy manufacturers.
just Incorporated in New Jersey under the
name OF the National Candy Company.
with a capital OF So ZOO. 900. will. according TO
the Journal OF Commerce, embrace eighteen
Western candy houses. having annual
output, as claimed by the promoters, OF
nearly 100000 pounds OF confectionery.
mostly OF the cheaper grades. The corpor-
alton comprises concerns I'm Cincinnati. Chi
cago. ST. Louis, Buffalo. Detroit, Indianap-
oils. Louisville. Minneapolis. Grand Rapids
and one or two other Western cities O. H.
Peckham. OF ST. Louis probably will be
| president and Senator Eckert, OF Cincin-
| natl. chairman OF the executive committee.