The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-19
CITY NEWS NOTES.

in the Commercial Club rooms and dis
cussed various matters of routine business
j. r. Walsh, president of the Indiana
Southern Railway, was in the city few
hours last night, on his way from Cln-
cinnau to Chicago
The Indiana Forestry Association will
hold its annual meeting at the Commercial
Club rooms at 2 D. m. There will be cleo
ton Of officers and other business.
Mr.. Hugh J. MCGOWAN is in Kansas City
where he attended the wedding, Wednes-
day evening, of his brother. James Nc
Kan.
John w. Dyer. prominent Republican OF
Hammond, who hopes to be the next cam
didate for state treasurer, was at the Den
ison last night. He recently retired from
the Office of treasurer of Lake county.
Mrs Milburn will resume her Sunday
school class in the pastors study Of the
Second Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock. The subject for the
day will be 1.-THE First Commandment"
The BARRIERS Union has been very active
in the last few weeks and the following
new shops have been unionized: John w.
Oberle Robert Hosea, Frank Brown,
Arthur Brown, Arthur Alexander. Spencer
House, Edward Fowler. William Boon and
the Occidental Hotel.
Fred Jenkins of 1886 Standard avenue.
was seriously injured last night by being
knocked from his bicycle in a collision with
a wagon near Illinois and South streets.
He was unconscious for some time and suf-
fered a fracture of the left clavicle and
probably internal injuries.
Mrs. George Depuy. of S13 South Ala
hama street last night asked the police to
investigate an assault upon her husband
Friday night at the saloon at English ave-
nue. and Noble street. He claimed he was
struck on the head with a billiard cue by
the saloon keeper without cause.
Rev. r. ". Hunter yesterday issued call
to the Presbyterian ministers of the city,
for Monday afternoon at o'clock. The
purpose of the meeting is to devise ways
and means for arousing the interest of
church members in the spiritual life of the
church. To this end. IT is proposed to hold
frequent meetings of the pastors.
The banquet which was to have been CIV
en- tonight at the Denison House to the
board of directors of the Y. NJ. G. A, was
yesterday indefinitely postponed because of
the death of the father of George w.
Howser secretary of the association, and
of Ex-Governor Mount, who was member
of the State executive board of the Y. M.
c. A.
The members of the indianapolis Council,
No. 32S, Royal Arcanum. have made elab-
crate preparations for a stag social to be
given in their hall, corner of Wabash and
Delaware streets, Jan. "a. A programme
consisting of vocal and instrumental music
will be given and short speeches will be
delivered by several of the members. Re-
freshments will be served.
Three acts of Macbeth were staged
yesterday morning I'm the High School as
sembly room by pupils of the school The
hall was well filled with parents of pupils,
who were much pleased with the produc-
ton, which was given under the direction
OF Miss Hussey, teacher of English litera-
ture. The cast was changed in each act
and those who took the principal parts
were Carl Gibbs. Ruth Woodsmall, Hanson
Hall, Ward Dean. Maude Cunningham
Ernest Holdson, James Nimal, Lehman
Dunning, Ernest Simms and Lydia Wal
lace.
T'he second anndal ball given by the
members of the Knights of the Royal Arch,
Indianapolis Lodge No. 4 will be given in
Germania hall, Wednesday evening, Feb.
6. Those having in charge the affair are:
Committee on arrangements-Joe Baldus,
chairman; John Scanlon, secretary; Henry
Reniken, AL Harston and Charles Truem-
per. Floor managers-M. j. Duffecy, chief;
John WHISTLER, assistant; Lee Graft, Ed
Beiser, James Murphy, Louis Koerner,
John zimmerman and Fred Hennenkamp
Reception committee-Joe Schaub, chair
man; John Agnew, Charles Polster, Ed.
Bernauer John Weilbacher, Frank Ahrens
Ed. Cain, of Martinsville; Robert Fair. of
Greenfield; Sam HORNE. Thomas Murine
Steve Crawford, Frank y Brlen and victor
Jose.
The membership of the Commercial Club.
at a meeting held yesterday, admitted to
the club membership the following persons:
Charles McGarry, Hugh j. McGowan Jonn
j. Hainsworth, Charles B. Ford. Henry j.
Brandon. j. L. Clough, w A. Applegate,
Nash Liebling, III. L. Whitehead, F. w.
Engle, Rev. w. A. Quayle, w. A. Greyer.
Fred Ritter. s. E. Thomas, w. j. Goodale,
e. e. Stout, f. E. Rines. c. b. Burger.
Thomas C. Hood, William Thorn. A. w.
Sanborn, F. w. Branett. A. w. Irwin, c.
c. Pattison, Henry Dollman. William Il.
Miller E. ]. Rehm, c. A. Taylor, T. r.
Rainey, p. A. Kinds, H. w. Tutewiler, A
J. OFT, A. l.. Block. H. A. Fenton, John
Perrin, s. NJ. Hice, George c. Iske, Arthur
Jordan, c. A Dale. ID. V. Reedy, William
L. Clifford F. G. Castor, F. N. Lewis. Ed
nund Rosenberg, w. l.. Atkin, l.. w. Lent,
Robert Keller.