The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-10-28
CITY NEWS NOTES.

Oslo Kincaid, colored, an epiep1c, was
adjudged insane by a commission qyester-
day, and ordered committed to the Ssylum.
The ladies of Plymouth Church yEll hold
a ruromage sale at the Neighborhooof House,
905 Indiana avenue. beginning Wednesday,
Oct. %.
Richard M. smock, adjutant general OF
the Indiana Department, @. A. r., Is Ill at
the home of his son. Ferd G. Smsck, I'll
West Walnut street. He has bfOnchial
trouble.
Indianapolis coal dealers say tho reduce
ton at the mines Of Sullivan andf Greene
counties of 80 cents a ton announced last
Saturday has not affected the indianapolis
market. The local dealers claim u.y have
received no word of any reduction ~ prices.
There is good deal of comment among
the medical profession Of the city. be-
cause of the lecture of DR.. w. b. stewart.
a homeopath, to the students of y.he In
diana Medical College Saturday evening.
1t is exceedingly rare for membet Of the
homeopathic school to make an address
before an allopathic college.
Kingan & Co. have discovered asprocess
for making oleomargarine without Sruncla
ingredients, such as are prohibittL Inc
tax on artificially colored oleomartSirine IS
10 cents pound and on natural ont fourth
Of cent. A consignment to ChicaE3 which
was colored by the natural PROCESS was
seized by the government officials, kout ex,
perts could detect no artificial colo8ng ana
1t was ordered released
The Indianapolis District Epwortf League
of the Methodist Church will tenolr re-
ception to the Methodist ministert OF the
district tomorrow evening, at o'tlock, az
Central-avenue Church, corner central
avenue and Twelfth street A shcst devo-
tional service will be held In the ukitorium
of the church, followed by an adfress OK
Spouse by one Of the ministers. AZ ter this
there will be the reception and socfsl meet
ing in the Sunday-school rooms, n which
music will be rendered by an orcheStr and
refreshments Will be served. All fiembers
and friends Of the league are invite3l
A course of lectures for a class q women
| ON the subject, Primary Factors n Social
Progress" will begin tomorrow afternoon
| at o'clock in Tudor Hail. The LECTURES are
| to be given by Arthur w. Dunn, Instructor
| in history at Shortridge High Scht0l. The
| first of the ten lectures will be on fIe topic,
THE Life Process and Its Meaning This
| will be followed on succeeding Wednesdays
by Social Evolution Phase OF Che Evo-
| luton of Intelligence" Food CONDITIONS in
| Their Relation to Social Aggregation and
| Social Organization" THE SocialLsing In
| huence of the Animal and Plant Worlds" "
Social Control" Religion as a Teans OF
social Control THE Child and Educa-
/ ton" tradition and It's Functioy." Sex
as Social Stimulus"
The evening schools OF this city ystll begin
4 work soon under John c. Trent. sSho was
| at their head last year. On accour, OF lack
| OF funds, the work will not be extensive.
No advanced classes are to be fofned ex-
| cept in mechanical drawing. whicf will be
/ taught at the Manual Training Hif$l School
I and a tuition of 3 charged. A spool for
/ foreign-born citizens will be established at
| the NJ T. III. s. and work I'm English
| taught. At the Manual Training High
i School, the James Lowell building No. 81
and the Mccoy Schoo, there will foe work
given In the elementary branches. All
these schools are to open on Mondyy night.
| Nov g. at o'clock They will By held on
| Wednesday and Friday eyeningsSo each
week No expense to the pupiS will Be
entailed In the elementary SCHOOL, excepo
Tor books etc