The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-01-26
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

The futile Mandolin Orchestra will give
recital on Thursday evening at the home
of Charles Morgan, No. 312 East North
The home of Felix Schwartz, 6S3 Locker
day night. A gold watch and pocketbook
containing s. were missed.
1o5 RTrI RGrbin in appointed
Der Of the police board in place of II. NJ.
Frink. who did not wish to be reappointed.
AT the Methodist ministers meeting to-
morrow morning an address will be deliv-
cred by the Rev. Mr.. Kellogg, Of Central
avenue NJ. T.. Church, on ''Methodism in
the Wild West"
The Salvation Army Singing Brigade will
continue its revival meeting I'm Pencil Tenn
pie, corner Eleventh street and Senate ave-
nue., until Tuesday night. Captain Kemp,
of New York, will assist Major SimOnsOn
in the work.
Martin Mountjoy. of 1923 Sheldon street,
last night, while passing through the alley
north of Ohio street and opening into New
Jersey street, fell into the celler of the
new Pentacost Tabernacle. Several bad
bruises and cuts were dressed at the City
Dispensary.
The Indiana Society. Sons of the Revolu-
ton, will hold an important meeting in
the assembly rooms OF the Commercial
Club on the night of Feb. 3. Delegates
to the tri-annual convention of the general
society. to be held in Washington in April.
will be selected. One session will take
place at Mt. Vernon
At the annual meeting of the Protestant
Deaconess Society the reports Of officers
and directors were read. The reports
showed the expenditures to be less than
the receipts, leaving a balance of $3523.2S
Four directors were chosen. They are the
Rev. j. G. Peters, Henry PAUL., the Rev.
Mr.. Ditz and John A. Buddenbaum.
The dispensary question will be discussed
at the Prohibition League meeting to-mor-
row night. Charles A Thornton and other
members of the Socialist party will attempt
to show that this method is the most prac-
teal and effective way of dealing with the
saloon problem. The negative side Will be
taken by Charles f. Newlin, Harvey Z.
Simon and other ProhibitiOniSts.
A benefit concert and ball will be given
Wednesday evening, Feb. ), at Tomlinson
Hall. by the O'Connell Club, for the Boys
Father Mathew Brigade The concert pro-
gramme includes the names of ]. Russell
Powell. vocalist; Master Ellis Levy. vio-
linist; Miss Jessie Lewis, cOntralto; Miss
Lilly Adam, soprano; Thomas III. Gibson,
vocalist; G.. w. Harrison, baritone soloist
and Stanley, a magician.
Fletcher b. Wagner, son of DR.. T. A
Wagner, of this city, has won honors at
Leland Stanford University. Mr.. Wagner
has been chosen for position on the de-
batting team that VIII meet the rival State
University at Berkeley. 1t is said one of
the greatest hOnOrs a young man can at
tain in this college is to be on the debating
team. Young Wagner is well known here
He obtained his early education at the
Shortridge High School.
The funeral of Mrs. Nancy Hulzizer who
died Friday at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Marion Eaton 2S22 North Capitol
avenue, will be held to-day at Brownsburg
Henry county. She was born in New Jer-
sey in 1913, and had lived for more than
fifty years in Indiana. During the last
few years she had lived with her daughter.
She had been member of the Methodist
Church for seventy years, and was con-
nected with Hyde Park Church Six chill
dren survive her.