The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-25
IL eiul Articles for Invalids
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

The casting of the lead keel for the new
cup defender at the Herreshoffs will be
made Wednesday.
1t is reported that car works on a large
scale is to be established in Mexico. a IA
vorable concession having been granted.
Charles NJ. Schwab arrived at Paris yes
terday. He is awaiting the arrival of rela-
tives from, America. He looks in good
health. and intends to return to Cannes
shortly.
August ST. Gaudens, Daniel Chester
French and John Quincy Adams Ward,
sculptors, have been appointed committee
to advise regarding the sculptural scheme
OF the Louisiana Purchase Exposition.
Robbers forced their way into the post
office at Enon Valley. Pa. Sunday night
and carried off $iS2 in cash and $3.50 in post
age stamps. They then stole a horse and
buggy from Young's stable and drove
away.
Burt Olson, of Smithport, Pa, died at
Chattanooga, Tenn, last night as the re-
suit of an overdose of morphine. He was
found in dying condition in a bath tub
of a leading hotel Papers found indicate
that he was a prominent man.
Although the entire force of inspectors of
the Massachusetts, Cattle Commission has
been working hard for the past two weeks,
hoping to stamp out the foot-and- mouth
disease, IL was admitted yesterday that the
disease has become almost epidemic in the
State.
John Dillon, who was stricken with the
grip Sunday and unable TO plead Ireland's
q
al. for which purpose he went to Chicago.
was improving yesterday and with pros
poets Of being able to leave his room within
a few days,
The Oklahoma territorial election board
has issued certificate OF election to y. 8.
MCGUIRE, the Republican candidate for
delegate TO Congress, placing his majority
at 3e4 over w. Nj. Cross. Democrat. Cross's
papers or contest are ready to be filed
when Congress convenes.
William Becker. recently arrested in
connection with a police investigation into
the sending OF threatening letters to New
York merchants. was arrested yesterday on
charge of blackmail. The letters pur-
ported TO be from Russian nihilists and
one contained threat of death in red ink.
Mrs. Walter Nickerbocker, aged sixty
eight, living at Mena Creek, Mich, was
burned TO death, and her husband aged
eighty: was fatally burned in fire Sunday
night that partly destroyed their residence
Mrs. knickerbocker was in the barn when
the fire broke out and ran into the burning
house and upstairs to get trunk that con-
tanned 500.
(Cal) Brotherhood, spoke at the Isis The
alter. Sunday night before large audience.
Her remarks were largely with reference
to the controversy over the eleven Cuban
children detained at Ellis island. n. Y She
declared that Mr.. Gerry will never be able
TO touch those children and that they will
60 to Point Iona.
William Lowe and George w HALEY ir
were instantly killed and John Haley fatal,
ly scalded by the explosion of a boiler i'm a
gristmill at Clearmont. Tenn. yesterday.
Duston Sarvis. a telegraph Operator was
shot and instantly killed at Nichols 8 c.
yesterday. and Miss Jody Burns was So
verely wounded. Miss Burns states that
Sarvis shot her and then turned the re-
volver upon himself.
Marie Catalina, last OF the famous ser-
rano Indian basket weavers, is dead near
San Bernardino. Cal She was lO7 years old
at the time OF her death. having been horn
twenty-one years after the first settlement
of San Bernardino valley by the Francis
cans. The Serrano tribe. formerly the most
powerful on the coast side OF the San Rer-
nardino mountain. has dwinded away TO a
mere handful OF government pensioners.
numbering fifty-four.
The medical commission appointed nv,
Governor Stone. Of Pennsylvania, to ex
anime the condition of Judge John l. Mitch
ell OF the Superior Court at Harrisburg
with a view to his retirement, yesterday re.
ported to the Governor that the Judge Is
incapacitated to perform the duties of his
office Judge Mitchell was elected for a
term of ten years. taking his seat In Janu-
ary 1900. About a year afterward he was
FRUSTRATED by a stroke OF paralysis and has
not served on the bench since.
As an outcome OF the arrest OF two Ital-
fans hghting fiercely In the street the no.
lice of the Oak-street station, In New York
tic meeting place within a stones throw OF
the station. The prisoners gave their names
as Dominic Santo and Tony Menu. Santo
had big revolver. with which he was try
ing 10 shoot Menu The latter carried a
dangerous-looking knife. When searched
fifteen cartridges were found in Santo 5
pockets. Besides. there was an unopened