The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-15
CITY NEWS NOTES.

Gertrude Walker, of 1888 Blaine avenue,
was severely injured yesterday afternoon
at the cotton mill of Brewer K Love. She
was taken TO her home by the Dispensary
physicians.
Warden Shideler, Of the Northern Prison,
was in the city last night, on his way
home from New Albany, where he at
tended the State Conference of Charities
and Correction.
The session of the Girls Industrial
School, which usually meets at Tomlinson
Hall. Will not be held to-day because of
having no place TO meet, the hall being
used for the poultry show.
The stockholders of the Indianapolis pow
er plant will meet this afternoon at the
Denison House, for the purpose of taking
some decisive action as to the continuance
or discontinuance of the project.
Childrens day exercises will be held this
afternoon at O'Clock at the Seventh Day
Adventists Church. An excellent pro-
gramme, consisting of vocal solos, violin
solos and recitations by the little ones has
been prepared, and il is expected that the
exercises will be largely attended.
The building at Woodlawn avenue and
Laurel street in which the services of the
Emanuel Baptist Church have for some
time been conducted has been purchased
by the church and will be remodeled for
use until the erection of the edifice.
which is being planned for that site.
Jennie Cooper, who conducts a local re-
sort, was brought before United States
Commissioner Moores yesterday on
charge Of violation of the internal revenue
laws by selling malt liquor without having
paid the special government tax. The de-
PENDANT was held to answer to the grand
jury.
The Benevolent Order of Colonials,
new fraternal order. will have it's national
headquarters in this city at % North PENN
sylvania street. A meeting of the charter
members Will be held at 135 North Della
ware street Tuesday evening to arrange
for formal opening of the lodge during
the holiday season.
The board of directors of the Y. NJ. c. A.
met yesterday, and, after hearing reports
of various officers and committees dis
cussed the work of the last year and plans
for 1901. 1t was recommended that one
hundred new lockers be added to those in
the basement and that the forty-sixth an
niversary of the association be fittingly
celebrated.
Chris Hasselberg iiveryman at 422 West
Pearl street, was arrested yesterday for
killing a horse within the city limits The
animal was affected, and 1t was said the
remains were sold to the Zoo for food for
the animals. The arrest is said TO have
been made upon complaint of one who has
a license for the killing of such animals
within the city limits.
The recruiting service of the United
States army is DESTROYS Of enlisting num-
Der of musicians for the regular service
and special orders relative to the matter
have been issued to the recruiting Of
ficers by the adjutant general Men are
now wanted for service with the Twenty
third Infantry, in which there are twelve
vacancies. Performers on instruments
other than the clarionet and the bass drum
will be accepted.
Reports from Chicago indicate that Rev.
F. +. Dewhurst, of the University Congre-
gational Church, Chicago formerly pastor
OF Plymouth Church, this city, is well liked
by his congregation, which is in part made
up OF university students and teachers
DR.. John NJ. Coulter, whose approval has a
significance beyond the ordinary, is quoted
by recent Indianapolis visitor as saving
that Mr.. Dewhurst is "a fine accession to
the university group-a man who thinks
Before he speaks"-and that he is virtually
a member of the university staff