The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-18
CITY NEWS 7

The members of the ST. Joseph Training
School Club will hold a social meeting at
their rail- this afternoon. All the members
and friends of the institution are cordially
invited.
An insane man giving his name as Charles
Fetrow was taken into custody by PATROL
man Bolan yesterday on Indiana avenue.
He is believed to be from the Julietta In
sane Hospital.
Christopher Connolly, No. 3OO5 North Cap
itol avenue, aged eighty-one, died at moor
yesterday from dropsy. He had lived here
one year., having come from Madison,
where he resided fifty-ive years. He leaves
seven children.
A warrant is out for the arrest of Ed
ward Z. Newton, formerly of this city, and
whO now is In Chicago. Newton is a jeW-
patch from Anderson embezzled a sum of
money from w. A. Kittinger, of Anderson,
The city directory gives Newton's resi-
dence in Indianapolis as No. 22O6 Talbot
avenue.
A. C. Stanton. living at the corner of
Massachusetts, avenue and st. Clair street,
had an experience with a negro yesterday.
Stanton discovered the negro in his barn
for three blocks and the latter escaped
through a yard, The negro left his wheel
in the alley in the rear of Stanton's stable.
1t was taken to the police station.
James Amsden. living at No. Ala West
Thirteenth street. was severely burned yes
terday morning by a gas explosion in Ar
thur JOrdan's butter works, on East Mary
land street; The gas had gone out and
hot bricks relighted the gas and a puff of
flame anot into Amsden's face. All the
skin on his face and neck was burned off.
An open meeting of the Commercial Club
committee on primary law will be held at
the assembly room of the Commercial Club
next Monday evening. The committee has
been in communication with the leading
commercial, political and civic organiza-
fiOnS of the State and iS assured of q la--a
attendance. All interested in the subject
of primary legislation are asked to partici-
pate.
Herman Higgins, a small boy serving a
sentence In jail, dislocated his right elbow
yesterday while indulging in a game of
leap frog. Higgins, with a number of
other boys, was i'm the corridor of the
jail playing. Higgins attempted to jump
over another boy and slipped on the
smoothssteel floor. and threw out his right
arm TO save himself. DR.. Foreman, of the
City Dispensary. repaired the injury.
The presentation of a bust of Governor
Oliver Perry Morton TO school No. 20. re-
named the Oliver p. Morton school,. i'm re-
membrance Of the Governor. will take
place Wednesday. Sept. q. Mrs. Morton
presentation will be followed by a pro
gramme Of exercises by the children of the
school and an acceptance speech by An.
drew NJ. Sweeney. member of the Indian
apolis school Board.
DR.. A. A. Ames. former mayor of Mime.
apolis, who went to West Baden Springs
to practice medicine as house physician for
sign pending a decision of the State Board
OF Medical Registration and Examination
DR.. j. NJ. Dinner. of the board, re-
Gently visited West Baden and found
Ames's sign. He called Ames's attention
to the law, which inflicted a fine of from
SIS to 500 for practicing medicine withou,
license.
Joshua Zimmerman. clerk of the County
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stay Of several months at Gold Hill. In the
Klondike region. Zimmerman Is the resi-
dent manager Of the Gold Hill Mining
| Company, which is owned by Indiana cap.
| has about ended In the Klondike. but there
] q ret millions Of the mineral that may b.