The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-12
I T NEWS ITEMS.

Mr.. Fred Brinkmeyer left yesterday for
Elkhart lake. Wisconsin.
Teddy" Evans. a fourteen-year-old boy.
living at 1881 Lexington avenue, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon for threaten
ing his brother with a revolver.
Joshua Mundon, a many-time offender.
was arrested last evening and slated at
headquarters for his usual offense, petit
larceny. He is said to have stolen fur
niture from 23h Kentucky avenue and sold
it at secondhand stores.
Annie Gest. better known among the
police and colored people as Indiana Ann.
was arrested yesterday evening for the
theft of 100 feet OF lawn hose from Mrs.
Zeigler, of 1S7 South Noble street. She
has been a frequent prisoner at police
headquarters.
DR.. F. r. Charlton. who was surgeon of
the Observation-Disclosures Indiana
in the Spanish war. having been appointed
claimants for pensions to succeed DR..
Pickens. forwarded his papers to the Pen
sion Bureau yesterday.
Furman Stout has purchased of Herman
drug store and barber shop at the corner
in Haughviile. for $500. The property
fronts seventy-six feet on Michigan street,
and sixty-fve feet on King avenue.
Another large crowd visited Fairview
Park last night TO hear j. Russell Powell,
the well-known bass soloist Of this city.
Mr.. Powell is a favorite among the music
lovers of Indianapolis and his rendition of
The Holy City" and ASLEEP in the Deep
last night were enthusiastically received.
His engagement at the park will last over
Sunday.
The trustees of the Tabernacle Church
are considering the novel proposition of a
life insurance agent to have fifteen mem
bers Of the congregation take each a 81, 600
twenty-year policy in favor of the church
for the purpose of lifting a debt of s15.Oo0
on the building. Several of the trustees are
favorably inclined TO the idea.
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service at the Harley Gibbs settlement
room, 99 West Washington street. has
been postponed to this evening at 7:45.
tional Church. will conduct the service and
will be assisted by the Y. P. S. C. f. and
orchestra of that church. The public is
cordially invited TO this service.
The South Side Citizens Club has ap-
pointed F. J. Meyer, John F. White.
Charles B. Stilz. William E. Bailey, Henry
c.. Vehling and William Kaiser as a COM
of the street-car company, relative TO the
extension Of a line or Southern avenue
to Garfield Park, The club is also consid-
ering the advisability of askingfor an ex-
tension of the South East-street line.
Visitors TO Broad Ripple Park last night
were entertained with a special programme,
of which an illustrated song entitled Little
Room Where Baby Used to Sleep sung
by George w. Gilderman. was the feature.
In addition TO the moving pictures. which
have attracted thousands 10 the park this
week. the Bonair Quartet entertained the
visitors with several new songs. The enter
tainments will continue each night during
the remainder of the week.
Wednesday at Broad Ripple after Philip
Hoffbauer had been fined SO and costs for
selling liquor on Sunday a number of fol-
lowers OF Hoffbauer and the brewery agent
from whom he buys beer; assaulted and
Campbell, his clerk, who had appeared as
witnesses. Clemans said he had been at
tackled. not because he had appeared as a
r.itrnca hyf par Tho rocrnn tho~ - 1911
not perjure himself as demanded by the
saloon keepers friends.