The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-09
More Legal Complications Are Put
Into the LoEanSport TanEIe Caused
by the Traction struggle.
THREE STRIKES IN ONE DAY
LAFAYETTE HAS An EPIDEMIC OF
LABOR DISTURBANCES.
Democratic at Button
Costly Barn Fire i'm Wayne County
SHOP Burns at Terre Haute.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
MARION, Ind, May S.-Governor Durbin
and party arrived from Indianapolis this
afternoon in the private car Martha of the
Union Traction Company. and he was to-
night the hOnored guest at the business
mems banquet, held at the Commercial
Club Hall. The affair was under the direct
charge OF the Y. NJ. c. A, and was held for
the purpose of interesting the citizens in
the building of a new association home.
Among those present were the city's rep
Tesentative business and professional men.
From out Of town were Z. l.. Shuey, Of the
National Cash Register Company, at Day
ton. o.. ID. Z. Baldwin. of Logansport. and
others of note.
Governor Durbin on his arrived was re-
ceived by the committee and in the after
noon was taken TO the Soldiers Home,
where he was the guest Of Governor Chap
man. In the evening. before the banquet. a
reception was rendered TO the Governor,
at which he was given the opportunity of
meeting Marion's business men. The BAN
quet followed, at which Governor Durbin
acted as POSTMASTER. Short addresses were
made by business men present. both from
out of the city and residents of Marion.
The work of the \. NJ. c. A, its place IN
the world. its progress in Indiana. why it
should become a stronger factor than II Is,
and many other phases were taken up by
the different speakers.
Governor Durbin expressed great graft
flcatiOn that he had been called on to pre-
side over such a gathering. he alluded
JOk1ngIy 20 Mr.. Shideler's letter of invita-
ton, and said he knew when he read it that
he might as we'll make up his mind to
come. He knew there was an enterprise
afOot. ne said, and, while he did not know
Just what Ii was. he knew 1t was some
thing in which the people of Marion were
vitality interested, and therefore he was
glad to give whatever aid he could. Since
he had come and had learned what the
enterprise was he was dOubly glad he had
arrived at that decision, and he spoke
warm words of commentator for the work
of the Young Mems Christian Association.
and expressed hope for the success of the
plans now being formulated.
Judge Daniel Z. Baldwin. of L~ogansport
took up the history of the Young Mems
Christian Association and of its place in
the worlds work. commencing with George
Williams, who, as a mere youth, organized
the association with the assistance of six
teen others. He went carefully over its
growth, through England. Wales, the Eu-
ropean continent, then across the ocean to
Canada, followed by its organization in
this country, where it is now one Of the
strongest Institutions of the world.
T.. l.. Shuey, of Dayton, then gave a long
practical talk on The Young Man and His
Position in the World" This was followed
by a talk on the Railroad Y. NJ. c.. A. by
DIR. Benjamin +. Brown, surgeon of the
Big Four at B~rtghtwood. who took up the
work accomplished by the one association
with which he is connected.