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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-26
THE CABINET PERPLEXED.
Assignment of Preachers and the In
dianapolis Consolidation.


The conference cabinet. composed of Bish-
is still at work upon the appointments. and
the work is yet in a chaotic state. The
sessions of the cabinet are being held at
the residence of f. G. Cornelius, 1905 North
Meridian street. They have continued daily
beginning at O'Clock and lasting until
about o'clock. A vast amount of work is
being done. In some cases the preachers
time at a given charge has expired by linn
itation, and this class must be changed
Some will go from one to another district,
while others will be assigned to another
charge in the same district. Other preach
ers must be changed for other reasons. In
some cases the people of the churches where
they have been have asked that a change
be made. In other cases the preachers them
selves seek the change, and in still other
cases the preacher has outlived his useful
ness, and this being evident to the pre-
siding elder of the district the change is
recommended.
All these changes involve a great many
perplexities. 1t is not desirable to change
a minister from a higher to a lower sal
airy. though this is sometimes done. 1t is
rather the idea of the conference, as far as
possible, to advance men to better posi-
lions when they prove worthy OF IL for the
preachers, like other men, enjoy the good
things of life, which cannot always be had
on circuit or AT station where the salary
is meager
Some of the most perplexing questions
have been decided and considered and dis
posed of by the cabinet. only to find at q sub
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The ministers of the Indiana Confer
ence will fill the pulpits of many of the
churches in the city to-day. as announced
by the following assignments:
Roberts Park-1O:30 a. m, Bishop c. Fl.
Fowler; p. m, ordination services; 1870 p.
M, missionary address, A. b. Leonard.
ID. d.
Meridian-street-1o;S a. M, Bishop
Thomas Bowman; 7:SO p. m, Virgil w.
Tevis
Central-avenue--1O:SO a. M, A. B. Leon
ard, ID. D.; 1870 p. M, j. F. Berry, d. D.
Edwin Ray--1O;sO, w. H. Hickman; 1880,
Fletcher lace-iO:sO. e. R.vest; 1880, ]. H.
Doddridge.
Furnas-pi ace-1O:sO, j. D. Currant; 1880,
H al. place. w. H. Grim; $780, F. s.
Madison avenue-7;SO. George d. Wolf;
1890, Il. II. Willis.
Grace-1O:30, Fl. ]. Black.
Lincoln-avenue--1O;S0 Joseph Rawlins;
1880. j. II. Ford d. d.
Oak Hill-l0:SO. J. 7. Jones.
Irvington--S p; m, Bishop Bowman; 7:SO.
West Newton-10:30, J. M. Watson.
King-avenue-10:30, b. A. May.
Barth-place-1O:SO, H. d. Sterrett; 1880.
c. A. Ward.
Greenwood-1O3O Jesse Miller.
Brightwood-10:3O j. w. Robertson; 7:3O,
+. C. Raef.
II. CarneS.
Simpson Chapel-10:sO, ]. L. Cooper; 1880,
lackford-street-1o:sO w. E. Edgin; 1880.
Broadway~1o:3O. G. d. Wolf; $780, r. r.
Bryan.
First Church West Indianapolis-10:30 J.
N Thompson; 7:30 viii Jennings.
Rescue Mission-7:SO, F. A. Lester.
Y NJ c. ALSO p. M. A. Hurlstone.
Mayhower Congregational-1O:3 Homer
Ashcroft.
Coliege-avenue Baptist-1O.3O. b. F. Raw
Inns. d D.; 7:30 w. N. Fletcher.
South-streeI Baptist-7:30, j. r. Scull
Second Baptist (colored)-10:30. A. N. Mar
iA Bethel h9Y' A. NJ E-1o:sO c. W. Lewis; 1880,
Alien Chapel-7:s0. ]. G. Chaffee.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u. +. Church-10:30 w.
s. RAIDER; 2:3D f. S. Tincher
English Lutheran-1O:SO, George Murphy
Ebenezer Lutheran-10:30. J. NJ. Baxter.
Sixth Presbyterian-7:30 Elmer st. Clair.
Central Universalist-10:3 Charles Tins
lev: 80 j. w Baker.
Woodruff Place Baptist-7:30 w. p. Barn
hill.
Second Presbyterian Church--7;SO, Thomas
Craven.
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sequent meeting that there was objection
to the solution agreed upon. Then the ques-
ton had to be gone all over again. This is
why the work of the cabient drags on so
slowly
The question of the consolidation of the
East and West Indianapolis districts has
brought about considerable amount of dis
cussion. This consolidation will, if accom-
plished compel either Rev II. j. Talbot or
Rev. j. w. Duncan to remove from this city.
Mr.. Talbot is presiding elder of the East
indianapolis district The proposition is
that one of them continue as presiding elder
of the consolidated district, and the other
go to the Evansville district to succeed Mr..
Bacon, who becomes pastor of Roberts
Park Church in this city. But the question
which is hard to solve is which one shall go.
Both live here and both like the city and
the work they are engaged in. Neither
seems anxious to go, and the friends of each
are as equally determined that their man
shall remain. 1t is causing a good deal of
worry to the cabinet, and may result in
nothing being done in the way of consolida-
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These Singers Are Republicans.

To the Editor of the Indiana polls Journal
Tie Sentinel of Sept. % contained a card
purporting to show a disaffecton among
the colored voters of indianapolis. The rea-
son given is the failure to pay quartet
for services rendered at the reception given
by the o. p. Morton Club to the Republican
candidates The Charles w. Brown Glee
Club was not party to the arrangement
and was in no way connected with it. We
are Republicans and furnished music at
the Republican meeting held on the corner
OF Senate avenue and Thirteenth street.
Our tenor singer being sick, we secured the
services of one " Wallace G. Findley which
was purely business transaction. and Fin
ley was paid for services rendered on this
occasion We want ii understood that we
are not Republicans of the Wallace Finley
stripe. GEORGE w. TEMPLE.
MOSES p. TAYLOR.
JAMES S. BROWN
indianapolis, Sept %.
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The last meeting of the Woman's Home
Missionary Society of Roberts Park Church
for the fiscal year was held at the home of
Mrs. Henry Tutewiler Friday afternoon.
Interesting reports were read by the officers
of work done. This society has contributed
for the cause of missions and local work
and in the education of two girls in the
South the sum Of 1906. The following ladies
were elected officers of the society for the
coming year: President, Mrs. NJ. ]. Allison
first vice president, Mrs. j. S. Berryhill
second vice president, Mrs. Emil Wulschner:
third vice president. Mrs. T.. G.. Cornelius;
recording secretary, Mrs. c. L, Barnett
corresponding secretary, Mrs. c. Behymer
librarian Mrs Charles Bags; organist,
Mrs. Kate Karr.
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]. A. Dynes, secretary of the 0. p. Nor
ton Club says the Glee Club, which sang
at the clubrooms on the occasion of the re-
ception to the Republican city candidates,
was not engaged for that occasion, but vol
unteered its services, which were accepted
by the club. There were four of the
singers, and the club paid their street-car
fares which was all that was asked until
after the reception, when one OF the men,
berS of the Glee Club SAID he thought tiiey
ought TO receive pay Mir. Dynes SAID after
the request was mace for payment the
club allowed them $1.50, and Mr. Dynes has
a receipt signed by Charles Hunter for
that amount.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-26
IN THE COURTS.
Conrad Rrian,s Policy

The suit of Charles Brian against the
Northwestern Life Association and William
Z. and Rachel E. Brian. which has been
pending in the Superior Court for some time,
has been settled out of court it is UNDER
stood. The suit was yesterday withdrawn.
Ihe plaintiff and the defendant William c.
Brian were beneficiaries of a policy Cor 81 900
who died Aug 10, 1897. The plaintiff averred
that his father lived with William Brian
and his wife, Rachel, for some time before
ms death, and, it was charged, the defend
ants exerted an influence over hira and
caused him TO change the policy and make
Rachel Brian the beneficiary.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-26

George w. Stubs candidate for police
judge ON the Republican ticket was thrown
to the pavement and pretty severely shaken
up Friday night as he attempted to alight
from a street car. He was assisted to his
home. % Randolph street. Last winter Mr..
Stubs shot himself while hunting and his
hand had TO be amputated When he fell
Friday night the injured arm struck.
Yesterday his physician reported that he
was suffering more from shock than in
juries from the fall
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May BE other Mistakes i'm List of Poll
ing Places.

ing Places.
In at least one case the official announce
ment of the voting places for the coming
city election was incorrect. That was in
the first precinct of the Seventh ward. 1t
was given as 70 Massachusetts avenue, sew
eral blocks away from the first precinct.
AT the city clerks office it is said that this
error is the fault of the precinct committee
man. The committeeman were requested to
select the voting places. In this instance
the man who was to lease his premises for
the voting booths signed the contract with
out noticing that the wrong number was
given. Other cases have come to the at
tention of the election board. Efforts will
be made TO discover whether there are other
errors in the printed placards that have
been posted in all parts of the city. 1t
is claimed that it is not necessary to repost
placards with corrections made, but that
notice of corrections can be gwen through
the press. 1t would be pretty costly thing
to have to post new placards in all parts OF
the city on account of a few errors.
August Tamm, deputy city clerk, shows
by the typewriter list of voting places fur
nished him that the error was made by the
Democratic precinct committeeman.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


Indiana. Decatur a Western hallway SoAiI,aliy,
Office OF The secretary sept. 20, 1897.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual meeting
Of stockholders 81 the indiana. Decatur West
eIn Railway Company VIII be held g the office
Of the company IA Indianapolis, Indiana, on
Wednesday, Oct. 49, 1891 ct 1 o'clock T. M, for
the election Of three directors. and the, transac-
fion Of such other business may properly come
before the meeting
GEORGE X. BALcH. Secretary.
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The nivorce Grisf.

Divorces were granted in the Superior
Court yesterday az follows: Mary L. NAL
pas from Charles Il. Malpas Charlotte
Whitehead from Dallas Whitehead; Anna
Blumlein from Adolph Blumlein; Frederick
Hessler from Joseph Hessler: Emma A.
Decker from John Decker Frank Page from
Lulu Page; Dora Lambert from William
Lambert; Corneiia Cline from David Cline;
Louisa Newton from LeOla Newton; Char
lotte johnson from William johnson.
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Probate Annlrs.

The will of Charlotte Eickhoff was pro-
bated yesterday in the Circuit Court. The
property is divided between her two chill
dren. Herman and Katie Eickhoff. Edward
EickhofL qualified as administrator with the
VIII annexed. by giving bond of 81, 600.
christian N Martin was appointed admin
5000.
Daniel O'Brien was appointed adminis-
traitor of the estate of Mary e. O'Brien.
Elizabeth Burkhardt qualihed as the adj
mimstratrix of the estate of John Burk-
hardt by furnishing q bond of 500.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-26
EOREIGN MISSIONS.

Women Celebrate am Anniversary-
Money for Famine Sufferers.
The anniversary of the womans foreign
missionary movement was celebrated yes
terday afternoon, after the close of the
short session of the conference. Mrs. f. A.
sullivan, of this city. presided. The report
OF the conference secretary. Miss Margaret
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-26

Rev. Thomas C. Brown. pastor of the
Friends Church, has resigned. He will take
CT arge of tho church at Carmel, Ind. Rev
Charles II. Jones and his wife. of Ames-
bury Mass, Will preach a. to-day's serv-
ices. They are wel-known workers in the
Friends Church. They are here from the
Western Yearly Meeting on their way to
the Indiana Yearly Meeting.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
~r>~~rOfN~~N~N~~ON~~~~r~<~N~
Con gregutfonal.

PLYMOUTH. cHgRcH-southeast corner New
York and Meridian streets. Frederic l.. Dew
hurst, minister. suncay school, $780, Morning
service, 1855. Sermon by the pastor. Evening
service, under direction Of the McCulloch Club.
5.So. Miss Harriet Noble will deliver address
on Henry Wadsworth L0ngfellow illustrated by
a large number OF stcreopticOn views, including
scenes associated with IFS poems. and life and
portraits L0ngfeilOW's 'Daybreakf Will be sung
BY Miss Ili1 and THE Day Is Done b. Mr. Nell.
a cordial invitation to the services extended TO
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DIED.

"O~~~~0~0~~~~-N-~OC-~O-~
IEITCH-Nettie, wife Of GuiifOrd A. Deitch.
Funeral Sunday at p. m. from residence, No.
z3I Virginia avenue told number)
WY8IAN-Nilliam c. Wyman. died Sept. %. at
noon, at the residence. 1925 Cornell avenue aged
twenty. Services this afternoon at O'Clock.
Burial tomorrow at New Albany, Ind. New
Albany papers please copy.
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MINIS Gets $1,000 Damages.

Arthur Mills, by his next friend, Albert
Mills. sued the Citizens Street-railroad
Company for damages. Yesterday in the
Circuit Court the parties to the suit reached
an agreement, and the case was settled. The
plaintiff received a judgment against the
company for So 800 and costs
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-26

DR.. S. NJ. Rogers, of Scottsburg, Ind.
died at the home of his son. r. c. Rogers,
"A South Staee street yesterday morning
DR. Rogers was AFFLICTED with cancer Of the
stomach r. c. and K. teog ars. OF this CITY,
both employees of the c., IL. o. ID. Railroad
Company, are his sons.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-26

There will be no morning service at the
Irvington Methodist Church to-day. At 3
O'Clock Bishop Bowman Will address the
Sunday school and at 7:3O this evening
Rev DR.. ]. H Martin, president of Moore's
Hill College will preach.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-26
SOCIETY MEETINGs.

SOCIALISM, mass meeting will be held on
Monday, Sept. p. at O'Clock u. m, at the
Mozart Hall, under the auspices OF the Socialist
labor party. % denounce the shooting of the
Hazleton miners at Lattimer Pa. Everybody
should attend.
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arN<<1N~NT~~~O~N~~<N(N(~~0
FOR sALE--Bicycies: Capitol bicycles, cheap ror
cash; tires, s. each; search lights, ss65; Alad-
&C. VIM. VANDERPOOL Bicycles and Harness.
e. south Meridian street. 1 have elegant
buggy harness at $3.50.
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HYPNOTIsM.


HYPNOTlSAI-Easil learned. You can control
whom you wish and make fun by the hour. 4
large, protusely illustrated treatise free. together
with circulars. testimonials and full particulars
PROF. ]. E. LEIGHTON. jackson. Mich
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There will be a meeting in the interests of
the Citizens ticket Tuesday evening at
Fountain square, at the end of Virginia ave-
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vocated the development of the whole man.
DR.. H. A. Goblin. president of De Pauw
University, followed in few brief remarks
on the same line.
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EniscnnnI.
suirItuaItsn,.

CHRIST CHURCH-Monurnent place. Rev. A. j.
Graham, rector: Rev. CToZier c. Adams, cur
ale. Holy communion at 1880. Harvest home
service. 1890 All invited
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FIRST SPIRTTUALIsT CHURCH-Sdrs Marion
Carpenter win lecture and give tests in the
trance condition at the First Spritualist Church.
corner Alabama and New York streets, sunday
at 1890 a.. m. and 7.45 y. m. The first a1fli-
ysrsary of the Children Progressive Iyeeum viii
be held at PAS y. m. All cordially invited.
Wednesday evening meeting at 745 O clock. Mr.
Il. r. Schmid will lecture The Law Of
Periodicity."
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Business.

BUsINEsS-We have a plan whereby you can
have nice little income to your church or so
ciety treasury without additional drain upon your
membership. For particulars address r. care
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FrNIsRAL DIRECTORS.

FLANNER & BUcHANAN-172 North
Illinois street. Lady embalmer, for
ladies and children. Office always
open. Telephone GIL. Hacks at lowest
prevailing price.
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EnR sALE-nICYCLES


syCRAGEs-Indianapol Warehouse CO.. 265-g7
S. Penn. ST. Pennsylvania tracks Phone ls43
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NUSICAir-Piano-forte and vocal taught by Prof
Bruno IToemel sos North Liberty street Also
German. French. Spanish italian. Fluency of
speech within twelve months. Children's voices
and chors trained carefully. Drop postal for
terms, etc.
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ANNouNCE4l ENTs,
MUSICAL


ANNOCNCE MENT-Gresh Dancing Academy
Wrights block. 199 Fest Market street, opposite
postoffce. Forming classes daily
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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NVANTED-Cash boys and girls over fourteen
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WANTED-Information Is desired of the where
abouts of William Washington De Witt. who
came to California from Indiana prior TO 1867 or
1868. and was last known TO be in California
about 1876. at which time he was about fifty
years Of age. Any one knowing of him will please
communicate with Frank De Witt, Courthouse,
Sacramento. Cal.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY--Insu men ev-
etywhere can add S25 to $50 to their weekly in
q money aking side issue. Address NATIONAL
REGISTRY COMPANY, As Pine street, New
York.
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ron SALE.


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WANTED-Situaton by cOored girl in small
family. Call at 493 West North street Monday.
No cards answered.
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