The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-25
Elkhart Il All stirred Up Over the
Arrests Made for Riding Bicycles
on the oity'' sfew"'k''
GOOD PEOPLE ARE PLEASED
THAT THE JEFFERsONyILLE MAR
RIAGE MARKET Is No MORE.
Goxhen's Municipal Heating Plant
Odd Accident mt Hagerstown-
Muncie shooting Arrays.

wINONA LAKE. Ind, Aug. 2t-One OF
the most important sessions held during
the Winona Bible Conference closed to-
day. 1t was a meeting OF the evangelistic
appointed at the Presbyterian
General Assembly at Philadelphia last
May, its object being to formulate plans
for holding evangelistic meetings all over
the United States. A subcommittee was
appointed, the Rev. Wilbur Chapman, or
New York. chairman. TO prepare a list of
available evangelists for churches. The
Rev. DR.. Balloon Shaw was appointed
chairman OF a subcommittee TO suggest a
conference OF ministers TO arrange a spe-
cial meeting Of Presbyterians and to send
leaflets outlining such meetings for minis
tiers as were i~naugurated by the New York
Presbytery at Riverdale. The Rev. George
B. Stewart. president of Auburn Seminary,
was invited to represent the in
visiting various cities and to look after
this work at meetings of presbyteries and
eynods. The will send a COM
municathon TO each presbytery, urging the
appointment OF a special on
evangeliStc work. The Rev. George Il.
Purvts, Of New York, was appointed chair
man or a special subcommittee TO prepare a
ing OF the committee will be held in Phila-
delphia on Dec. 10. Pastors are to be
asked TO make preparation for evan
&eiSuC preaching ana special EFFORTS 10
reach the nonchurch members by special
outdoor meetings. wherever such can De
arranged. The chairman Of this committee
Is john H. Converse. OF philadelphia, who
has taken much interest in evangelistic
work this summer in the East. The other
members who were present were tie Rev.
DIR. Purvis, New York; the Rev. j. Wilbur
Chapman, New York: W. j. Chichester,
Ghicago; DR.. s; Palmer. Columbus, o.; ].
son, Washington; James L. Buchanan,
P~ittsburg; Z. A X. Hackett. Fort Wayne;
Charles II. Holt. Chicago; John Wins
The opening of the winona Bible Con-
ference to-day was led by the Rev. l.. r.
BiederwoIf followed with an address on
"Fflling Of the Spirit" The Rev. Cornelius
Woelfkin. Brooklyn, made his final address
on Unity and Inspiration of the Bible
He was followed by the Rev. James VI.
Buckley, editor of the Methodist Christian
Advocate. New York.
The afternoon was given over TO boating,
bathing and golf Receptions were given
at Winona Hotel, the Inn and at the Moody
memorial building this evening. Sunday
will be the great day OF the conference.
The meetings will begin at 6 a. m, closing
al 10 u. m.
AT the meeting of the directors of Winona
last night r. a. X. Hackett. of Fort
Wayne. was made chairman of the board
o. Aectors6f the Boys Industrial school
With the means on hand and in sight. and
by using many buildings already erected, it
y Thought the school will be opened by
SO and the work OF his hands a boy may
spend a year at this scnOol. a committee
OF twenty-One business men of Warsaw
was appointed to act as an advisory board
10 the Wfnona Assembly and Summer
School. The board also framed a petition
20 the PennsSIvania Company for the erec-
tion OF "A new passenger depot, TO be built
before next year.
John Mcneil addressed the people.
Among the recent arrivals az the hotels
are: A. b Pope. Chicago; Mrs. James
Callahan, Duluth; r. NJ. Salisbury and wife,
Lois Larnkan, Richmond.