The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-21
CITY NEWS NOTES.

William Flanagan, aged sixteen, of 1913
west Michigan street was arrested last
men Hoffbauer and Hagerty. The warrant
was sworn out by Elizabeth Gibson.
Secretary William B. Wilson, of the
United Mine Workers, received a telegram
late Sunday evening calling him TO his
home In Glossberg. Pa. The telegram
stated that his son Hugh was seriously ILL
The Board Of State Charities has received
reports from six counties besides Marion
drens courts. Allen, Vigo. Clay, Dearborn.
Elkhart and Henry all have Juvenile
courts.
The School Board has awarded the con-
tract for equipping school No. /. in North
indianapolis, with heating system to
Woollen & Gallon, at $4,192. The plumbing
contract was awarded to Clarke g. Sons.
at 2,15S.
DR.. John F. spaunhurst returned yester-
day from Cleveland, where $50 leading
osteopathic physicians of the world atlend-
ed the seventh annual convention 1t is
said to have been the most successful and
enthusiastic meeting yet held by the osteo-
pathic school.
William II. Thomas, of Marion. Ind. de-
clared in Police Court yesterday when he
appeared barefooted that someone had
stolen his shoes; He was arrested Sunday
night for lettering and was sent TO the
workhouse by Special Police Judge Wllkin-
son yesterday
Cary M. Kuhns and Alfred II. Cook. ex-
pert accountants. have been appointed by
of the books of the School Board. The
annual examination and a report of the
condition of the books is required by the
laws governing the School Board.
The Army and Navy Journal announces
that Capt. b. Frank Cheatham, of the
quartermaster's department, who has been
appointed to come TO this city and take
charge of the work on the site of the army
post, has leave of absence for fifteen days
This means that Captain Cheatham will not
be here until the end of that time.
A twenty-six pound Mississippi catfish
was caught in White river north of Broad
Ripple Sunday by Carl j. Boynton 937
North Alabama street. The fish was caught
on a trot line which Mr. Boynton put into
the river in front of Haverstick's camp
part OF the river. In fact. no Indianapolis
fisherman has had better luck this year
or luck that comes any ways near equaling
Mr.. Boynton
A grip belonging TO Ex-Governor TAYLOR.
of Kentucky, containing s. 500 in money and
negotiable paper, was lost Saturday night
Ii was returned by Verne Hutto and Mr.
Taylor rewarded the boy by giving him
SIS. Mr.. Taylor and Charles Finley. ex-
secretary OF state of Kentucky, left the
grip containing the money and papers on
the sidewalk In front of the Denison House
when they caught car 10 go 10 the for
mer's home. Hutto found it later and the
pa ers showed that il belonged to Taylor
and 1t was returned to him.
Work on the extension OF the water
works system TO Irvington viii be begun i'm
about ten days. ii was announced yester-
day by the Indianapolis Water Company
The twenty-inch main from Brightwood to
Tenth street, which will be high pressure
line. and part of the main line to Irvington
will be completed to-day. Complaints have
beep~heard about the City Hall from Iry-
Water Company Is not trying TO finish the
extensions to these suburbs. and that the
pipe now distributed In Tuxedo has been