The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-09-02
CITY NEWS NOTES.

Rev. D. r. Lucas will preach at the
Central Christian Church tomorrow morn
ing and at the Sixth Christian Church in
the evening
The Central Association Of Baptist
Churches will meet Tuesday and Wednes-
day in the River-avenue Baptist Church,
West Indianapolis.
The regular monthly meeting of the Per-
simon Brigade Club will be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. l. j. Bolton, 2226
Central avenue. Tuesday, Sept 4, 1900.
The second annual reunion of the Beck
family will be held Tuesday at the Leander
Beck grove, three miles northwest of Leba-
non. Dinner will be served on the grounds.
The Indiana delegation to the National
Encampment OF the G. A. X. unanimously
reelected Captain William II. Armstrong
the Indiana member of the council of ad-
ministration
George Voorhees, was arrested last night
by Detectives Splan and Fort and charged
with grand larceny. 1t is claimed he stole
q horse from farmer near Cumberland
and sold it to William Floyd, pa Indiana
avenue.
Members of the Improved Order of Red
Men are talking over plan to build
wigwam in this city II II should be built
1t would contain clubrooms. and there
would be home for superannuated MEM
bers in connection.
NJ. A. Hollabaugh, Office secretary of the
Young Mems Christian Association. with
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take charge of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Young Mems Christian Association. with
his office at Philadelphia. Pa.
The annual meeting of the Central Ger
man Methodist Church will be held. begin
ming Tuesday, at the First German Church,
at New Jersey and New York streets. The
early sessions will be devoted to the exam
nations of students and deacons
David Hart. of ia Dorman street, was
struck at Pratt street and the Big -Four
h. .lx
train His elbow was badly injured and
he received numerous other bruises. He
was taken home in the City Dispensary
ambulance.
Matthew Hanson. a feeble-minded man
living at lO43 Davis street wandered away
from home last night and was found at
midnight at Capitol avenue and Morris
street and sent to police headquarters. He
was at first unable TO tell his name or
where he lived.
+. Motesembacher. conductor on
Brightwood car. was injured yesterday
morning at Market and Delaware streets.
A team ran away and while he was on the
footboard he was struck by the wagon.
he was badly bruised and unable to con-
tinue on duty.
Fred G. Fort, a son of Detective Fort,
who has been in the army for three years
reached San Francisco a few days ago and
as soon as released from quarantine will
start for Indianapolis. Fort has seen serv-
the Filipinos.
The Broad Ripple Rapid Transit Com
pany has announced that il will. the be-
ginning OF next season. improve its car
service in order TO forestall the probable
construction OF another electric line from
this city through Broad Ripple TO Upton,
Noblesville and Kokomo-
The Correctional Council of the African
Methodist Episcopal Zion Church will meet
tomorrow at Jones Tabernacle at North
and Blackboard streets. The council is COM
posed OF nine bishops, nine general officers
and the several boards who manage the
work of the church. Bishop J. w. Hood.
of North Carolina, is senior bishop and will
preside at the council.
The indianapolis & Greenfield Rapid
Transit Company has made a change in
the fares charged between this city and
Greenfield. Hereafter no round trip tickets
will be sold and the fare Will be 30 cents
each way, there being no charge for the
ride from Irvington down town on the line
OF the Indianapolis Street-railway Com