The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-06


The proceeds of the concert will go to-
wards a musical library for the club
The plant OF the Doyle air burner heating
system may be located In this city. The
secretary OF the Commercial Club received
a letter yesterday from +. A Congdon
agent OF the system, proposing TO locate
here in case a portion OF the stock Is sub
scribed I'm this city. The company manu-
features smoke consumers.
Miss Bertha Jameson, whose death &C.
CURED Saturday afternoon at her late resi-
dence, $50 North California street. VIII be
buried tomorrow afternoon at 2:@ O'Clock.
Funeral service will be held at the Third
Christian Church. on Easter sunday Miss
Jameson heard the singing at the Third
Christian Church over the telephone.
Patrolmen Rafferty, and Gregory arrested
Henry Reed, an old soldier. last night for
being drunk. The policemen found Reed
In the basement of a store at Delaware
and Washington streets. They were at
tracted TO him by his loud groaning. IL
was found that he had a severe scalp
wound on the back of his head caused by
falling.
The Indianapolis Bar Association viii
hold a special session in the library OF the
courthouse at $50 next Monday morning
TO take action on the following motion:
This association recommends that courts
end members of the bar OF Marion county
shall take the half holiday on saturday
afternoons between May ! and Oct. 1,
each year"
The committee appointed 10 arrange for
the meeting and parade, May Ii and 10.
OF regular and volunteer soldiers and sail
ors of the Spanish-American and Philippine
wars has opened a book OF registration at
the Saks clothing store, corner OF Pennsyl-
vania and Washington streets. Soldiers or
the two wars are urged 10 enroll their
names in the register.
1t is said a movement is on for the forma-
ton of an independent Ice company. com
posed OF grocers and saloon keepers. 10
fight the big companies: IL was reported In
the Tprrrnnl Gnran rvoaEE aUn that an tn
dependent ice factory controlled by the
association would be built by retail gro
GERS. This win be done, IL was said at the
time, 10 fight the alleged ice trust.
The Indiana Physio-Medical Associa-
ton will hold its fortieth annual session at
the Denison Hotel. beginning at 2 o'clock
this afternoon. Sessions will be held 10.
morrow morning, afternoon and night. and
on Thursday. George II. Smith. of Green's
boro, is president OF the association: A.
r. Harold. OF this city. vice president. and
A. w. Fisher, OF this city, secretary-treas-
urer.
James Smith, a colored man. was ar
rested yesterday by Captain Of Police Kru-
ger and Captain Gerber on the charge OF
grand larceny. Smith was working with
a number Of other colored men at the resi-
dence OF c. w. Cakes, 43 North Delaware
street. cleaning house. II is alleged that
Smith took A4 from a dresser In one OF
the rooms. II. is said he was the only one
in the house at the time.
Merriman Hansberry, colored. was taken
TO the City Dispensary yesterday afternoon
with a broken leg. Hansberry was at work
digging q cellar at COS East McCarty street.
The embankment caved in. fracturing his
light leg near the ankle. DR.. Goodwin set
the fractured bone. Hansberry was taken
to his home in the ambulance. but his wife
was not at home. The man was then
taken 10 the City Hospital.
r. J. Davenport. living on Sycamore
island, I'm White river above Riverside
Park, yesterday rescued a man named
Eagleman and a girl whose name could not
be learned, from the river. The couple had
been out boatriding near the island when
the canoe upset. The girl had great diff
Guilty in keeping above water. Every time
she attempted 10 catch hold OF the canoe II
would turn rapidly and throw her again
into the water. Davenport. who was walk
ing around the island, heard the splashing
and went TO the rescue Of the couple.