The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-04
CITY NEWS NOTES.

Frank Billings has compiled a directory
for the town of Irvington.
! The Indiana Advisory Council of the
Royal League will meet Monday afternoon
in the English Hotel at o'clock
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Railway Postal
Clerks will meet Monday at 2:30 d. m. at
the residence of Mrs. Z. y. Cole, 1922
Broadway.
Charles Phillips, of the Indianapolis
postoffice, yesterday received notice OF pro-
motion. with an advance in salary from
$500 to $500 a year.
This week there will be an exhibit of oil
paintings by Elizabeth stevenson at the
galleries of the III. Lieber Company, "a
West Washington street.
The fact that a number of glass fruit jar
manufacturers held secret meeting at the
English Hotel yesterday, has led to the be-
nation
The June. 1900, class of the Manual
Training High School yesterday afternoon
gave a reception TO the January, 1900 class.
About 200 classmates, teachers and post
graduates were in attendance.
party of 21 teachers and pupils of the
Terre Haute schools visited the Statehouse
yesterday. The pupils are studying civil
government, and hoped to get better idea
Of how the affairs Of state are conducted.
Louis Wilson, colored. was fined in JUS
tice Hays court yesterday for not sending
children did not have shoes and one pair
was often alternately used by two of his
boys.
Charles J. Orbison has declined to accept
the nomination for prosecuting attorney on
the Prohibition ticket He yesterday sent
a letter to Chairman Newlin, of the county
committee, saying he could not accept. He
prefers to affiliate with the Democratic
party he says.
The song service at the First English
n
numbers by the choir and compensation,
Miss Josephine English, Miss Myrtle Hart,
Miss Martha Criley, Mrs. ;. ID. Lough-
miller and Messrs. English and Criley and
Wocher and Geiger.
Russell Popaw, a fourteen-year-old lad
living with his parents at 1880 Leonard
street, was taken 10 the City Dispensary
last night suffering from broken shoulder
blade. He was skating at Garfield Park
and was knocked down by other skaters.
DIR. Griffith dressed the injury.
A mass meeting of Irish citizens will be
held this afternoon in the Alhambra Hall,
corner of Illinois and South streets SYM
pathy for the Beers in their present strug-
gle will be expressed, and IL possible an
endeavor will be made TO raise money to
equip an ambulance corps TO be used in
the Transvaal.
Fred Gallagher an employee of the Allfree
Manufacturing Company. was severely In
jured yesterday by the breaking OF fly
wheel in the establishment. A portion of
the wheel struck his arm, breaking 1t. He
fell 10 the floor and his head struck piece
Of the wheel. cutting deep cash. He was
sent TO the City Hospital. Gallagher is
unmarried and lives in Chicago.
The following Commercial Club delegates
to the forthcoming meeting of the Indiana
State Board OF Commerce have been APP
pointed by President English: Messrs. ~
f. Metzger, Horace Mckay. G. e Field.
W. Il. Barry. ]. Z. McGettigan, i. n. Walk
er, l.. II. Swift, DR.. III. o. Willis. G. n. Sud
low, Elias Jacoby. j. l.. Griffiths. T. E.
Griffith. w. s. CARRIER. c. c.. Foster. f. A.
w. Davis, j. b. Cockrum, j. r. Carnahan.
T. NJ Campbell, w. H. Elvin. j. Il. McCul-
Tough, c. a. Kenyon. w. III. Eastman. A. +.
Potts and A. l.. Mason.