The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-07
CITY NEWS ITEMS.


Oliver F. Isensee. baritone. will sing a
solo in Christ Church Sunday night.
Mr.. Dell X. Baggs will leave Saturday
for an extended trip through the East.
DR.. +. +. Walker will preach in the new
church on Senate avenue at 1880 o'clock
this morning.
William b. De Poy. fifty-four years old.
sane. 1t is said that he was a cocaine
fIend
Mike Gilblom. a junk dealer at No. 44s
West Washington street was arrested yes
terday afternoon by Detectives Asch and
Wallace for failure to report to the police
articles purchased.
The meeting of the High School Alumni
Association of the Shortridge High School
will take place on Friday evening, June IA.
1t Is announced that there will be refresh
ments, music and dancing.
County Assessor Eaton has discovered
two big tax dodgers who have been list
Ing their securities below their real value,
and as A consequence $2S5000 in mortgage
securities were added to the.tax duplicates
yesterday.
Richard Schliewen, Of Cincinnati, for
merly of this city, visited here Wednes-
DAY. He has achieved considerable prom
made arrangements for tour of European
cities. in which he will give recitals
Mr.. +. III; Talbot founder and for sixteen
years president and general manager of
the first two-cent paper west of Philadel-
phia. has accepted the presidency of the
Mercantile Guide and Bureau Company OF
this city.
William Flynn said yesterday he had Sc
cured the names of two more of the jury
men who sat in the Higgins bribery case
TO the petition for pardon. The petition
Will be presented to Judge Afford when
all the Jurymen have been asked to affix
their signatures.
The Hoyt-avenue Methodist Protestant
Church yesterday began the celebration of
the twenty first anniversary of it's .organiza-
tlon. special services were held during
the afternoon and evening, and will con-
tinue until Sunday. The Rev Crates S.
johnson is pastor of the church.
Arthur Lee. of 124 South West street. was
bicycle belonging to DIR. Bula. Several
boys were arrested Wednesday night for
the theft. and confessed Lee worked for
Mike Gilblom, a junk dealer who was ar
rested for not reporting the purchase.
Ernest NJ. Viquesney. a restaurant keeper
OF Spencer, filed petition in bankruptcy
In the United States Court yesterday His
liabilities are S93446 and his assets are $545.
Ramsey, farmer of New Winchester.
hendricks county, whose liabilities are
s6995.56 and assets 5000.
Jacob Shafer. of Norwood, was fined SIS
and costs yesterday in Police Court for as
sault upon his wife. John Brown, of No.
81 Bright street, charged with keeping a
Sicious dog. was fined 81 and costs. George
Smith, colored, for drawing a razor on his
wife, was fined $40 and costs and for
drunkenness s. and costs.
Rev. j. H. Lamb. of Cleveland, o. editor
OF the Evangelical Herald and Literature
for Young People. will lecture under the
auspices of the Young Peoples Alliance
this evening at 7:45 at the First German
Evangelical Church, corner East and New
York streets. The lecture will be in Eng
lish. and will be free. The subject is:
Being and Doing"
The annual report of the secretary of the
Board of Trade and the report of the audit
ing committee will be read tomorrow night
al a general meeting of the board The an
nual election will be held Monday. at which
time a president, vice president, treasurer
and eleven members of the governing COM
mittee will be voted for. The polls will be
open from o'clock a. m. until o'clock
p. m.
Joshua Smith, colored, of No S54 Minerva
street was found yesterday by Detectives
Asch and Wallace with a bicycle about
which he could not tell a reasonable story
He tried to run away from them and land
ed at police headquarters, charged with
grand larceny. The bicycle had on it a IL
cense tag of another wheel which had been
reported as stolen. and ii is thought he is
responsible for two thefts.
An official report of the election in Bat
terry c, Attica. Tuesday. May Is, was re-
ceived by Adjutant General Ward yester-
day, showing that Robert +. Ray was
elected first lieutenant and Eduard +. Otto
second lieutenant. These men will be ex-
amined as to their fitness for the positions
TO which they have been elected. and if
they pass the examination required by law
commissions will at once be issued to them
A recital will be given tomorrow after
noon at 1885 College avenue. by the pupils
Eloise Palmer. vocalist The pupils who
will take part are Marguerite Cooper
Edith Wood. Noble Ferguson, Mary Car
son. Henry Bliss, Mildred Brown. Nancy
Rcy E,,,I
Clay. Genevieve Keller. Laura Adams
Olive Rogers, Verne Palmer and Lucy
Hamilton.
The annual picnic of St: Johns boys
fair grounds. The days festivities will be
given over largely to athletics. The boys
have been training for some time for the
meet and some records are expected to be
smashed There will be the usual bicycle
races for both little and big boys, a num-
Der OF dashes and game of baseball. Num-
erOus prizes have been put up for the win
ners of the different events
The Joiner Kennedy Music Company
which Incorporated few weeks ago, will
formally commence business tomorrow
in the knights of Pythias building at the
observation-disclosures and Pennsylvania
street point The company will for the
present deal exclusively in pianos and or
connected with the music trade in this
city. Messrs. Charles f. Kennedy and
FaSSett A. Cotton, the other members OF
the company have for number of years
been identified with musical affairs in In
dianapolis. though not with the trade. AS
soon al the new house is we'll started. a
number of statesmen will be sent out on the
road.
Josiah X. Lilly. president of the Eli Lilly
Company and also president of the Y. NJ
c. A. has issued invitations 10 students Of
the Shortridge and Manual Training high
schools. students of the Indianapolis Acad-
envy and all other young men who expect
this year TO enter college 70 attend re-
ception at the Commercial Club tonight.
Music will be furnished by Gaston's Or
chestra and guests will sit down TO we'll
spread tables. Representatives from Pur-
due Indiana University, Wabash De Pauw
and Butler will speak Mr.. Lilly, from his
association with college men and his larger
knowledge of young men gained through
the Office of president OF the Y. NJ. C. A. is
ia king great interest in young men gem
orally. and this reception is in the special
interest of prospective college students,
OF whom there are about 1900 in the col
leges of the city and about $50 in the high
schools and the academy. The programme
IL one which will. IL is said appeal to young
man and will not lack I'm the way OF interest
or amusement.