The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-25
I 7 NEWS ITEMS.

The Kings Daughters of Plymouth Church
Will give a cake and bread sale SATURDAY.
afternoon from 3 to 9, at the church.
The Gordon w. G. T. u. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Loomis, 65 South New Jer-
sey street, this afternoon at 2:9O o'clock.
Joseph Schott, a Shelbyville mechanic, has
filed a petition in bankruptcy in the United
States Court. Liabilities. $500; assets. $40.
the Interstate stockyards. At the last meet
ing of the directors it was decided 10 dis
continue the office.
James E. Mcdonald, president of the In
diana State Board of Agriculture. is in the
city looking after affairs connected with
the state fair.
Frank Bowers, grand keeper of records
and seals of the Grand Lodge, knights of
Pythias, is preparing to move his office
into the new X. OF Il. building just COM
pleted.
The County Commissioners yesterday
awarded the contract for grading and grav-
cling the Westfeld road north OF Broad
Ripple for a distance OF LOO feet TO Charles
ROney at 1898.
Ii is announced that Walter X. Lands, of
the Porto Rican postal service, sailed from
san Juan on April 10 for the United States.
He will be in indianapolis Tor a short time,
the states.
A man giving the name of Marion w.
Rose was taken by the police from the
Sherman House last evening and detained
at headquarters as insane. lie SAID MS
ltiliC was ia D. ny
Isaac Hiatt. of Noblesville. was yesterday
appointed a member of the custodian S force
at the Statehouse. Mr.. Hiatt was a soldier
i'm the civil war. He had charge of the
years.
Three plaster dies, for the counterfeiting
of $40 gold pieces of 1880. were found yes
terday by ]. s. c. Walker, of 4l South
Illinois street, in the attic of the building.
The building has long been a boarding
house and restaurant, and It is believed the
dies were left there many years ago
A large plate-glass window In the store
of Efroymson Bros. at 9S South Meridian
street, was broken early yesterday morn
ing by persons unknown. A trail or blood
indicated that the person breaking 1t had
been injured. and a few missing ar bies
that the window had been broken in an
attempt at robbery.
The gymnastic exhibition of the Inde-
pendent Turnverein will be given AT Eng
lish's Opera House next Monday night, uli-
der the direction of Prof. Oscar II. Ruthet.
over three hundred men. women and chi,
dren will take part in this exhioiuon. ara
Will cndeaVor TO demonstrate tne pracucal
value of physical culture as taught by the
Independent Turnverein.
An Odd Fellows service will be held al
the Central Universalist Church. corner of
New York and Fifteenth streets, sunday
evening. April %. at 7:45 O'Clock In recogni-
ton o. the eighty-second anniversary IF
American odd Fellowship. The several
lodges of the order with their families ana
friends nave been invited. The pastor Will
preach a sermon on The fatherhood OF
God and the Brotherhood OF Man.
The annual meeting of the directors and
stockholders of the indianapolis Nater
Company Will be held in the directors room
to-day from 10 a. H.. TO 1 y, m. 1t - SAID
that little new business Will come before
the meeting. The chief matter VIII be
a review of the work and progress the
company has made in the last year. Bids
for the new triple expansion engine VIII
be received MAY Is. The drawings ana
specifications. 900 ia number. have already
been sent TO the competing engine builders.