The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-06
CITY NEWS NOTES.

The Primary Teachers Union will meet
at the First Presbyterian Church this aft
ernoon at o'clock. Miss Kirby will teach
the lesson.
Auditor of State Hart issued a license
yesterday to the American Mutual AID As
ISOLATION, of St. Louis, to do business with
in the State of Indiana.
The ninth annual meeting of the Socialer
TURNER Elm Stock Association will take
place at the German House on next Tues
day, Jan. 9, at o'clock p. m
The annual election of Y. NJ c. A. truss
tees will be held Monday night. T. III.
Spann, D. W. Coffin and Thomas c. Day.
whose terms expire, IL is thought will be
reelected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beal, aged couple living
at 2037 Cornell avenue, sick and in des-
titute circumstances. Friends have inter-
ested themselves in their behalf and are
trying to raise small fund for them.
The indianapolis Minister'S Association
will meet in the Meridian-street Nj. L.
Church on Monday, Jan. s, at 1880 o'clock
The Revs. Drs. c. c. Lasby and w. A.
Quayle will speak on Eminent Preachers"
Charles McGinnis, a brakeman living at
All Walcott street. fell from a Big Four
train at New Point Thursday night He
received internal injuries and a broken
leg. His condition is critical and he may
die.
The Life Glass, under the criticism OF
Mr.. Otto Stark and Miss R. Z. Seieck. will
be resumed Monday evening. Jan. 8. at the
High School. Time, from TO 10 O'Clock
All who desire to become members of the
club will please report at this meeting.
The Forty-fourth Regiment Infantry,
which Is composed almost wholly OF In
diana men, arrived safely I'm the Philip
pines Dec. ii. The information was given
by the War Department in response TO an
inquiry by ex-Attorney General Ketcham.
Sixty-three girls employed in the weav-
ing department OF the Indianapolis cot
ton mill were out on strike yesterday
for a period of two hours, when their de-
mands for increased wages were granted
by the management and work was re-
sumed.
The Christian Ministers Association will
meet at English's Hotel Monday morning.
Rev. A ]. Frank. of Columbus. occupying
the pulpit held by Rev. u. T. Sweeney for
twenty years will read a paper on THE
Preacher; Cd in the study; CD in the pulpit;
CD among the people"
Arrangements are being made for a con-
ference in this city Jan. q. between the
coal miners and operators OF the mining
sections. Most of the large operators, ex-
cept those i'm West Virginia, have an
nounced their intention OF attending. The
meeting is being called by Indiana opera
tors.
The treasurer's report OF the Second
Presbyterian Church for the year last past
shows the receipts TO have been $11. ass. 50.
DR.. l.. l.. Todd, Thomas III. SDann and w.
j. Richards. ruling elders; c. s. Phillips.
F.. III. Eldridge. c. ID. Johnson and Merle
y. A. Walker. deacons: c. S. Denny. ID. W.
Marmon and George b. Yandes, trustees.
were elected to succeed themselves TO the
offices occupied.
The reports of instability of the new
school building at Irvington have caused q
diminution of about one-half in the at
tendance. The reports gave rise TO the ru-
NOR that the roof of the new building
might fall at any time. but carpenters and
architects who have looked into IL think
there is no immediate danger, but recon-
.araa hrafI he. fxH nd
supports added. The experts made their
report yesterday.