The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-01-25
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

j. d. Woods of Enon, O.. reported TO the
police yesterday morning that he had been
touched" for his watch while he slept
during the early morning hours at the
Union station.
The Rev. b. f. Daily, pastor of the First
Christian Church of Greenfield, will de-
liver an address Monday at the meeting
of the Indianapolis Christian Ministers AS
ISOLATION. Mr.. Daily's theme will be Pub
lie Worship"
Revival services in Trinity NJ. f. Church,
in West indianapolis. which have been held
for four weeks. are having results. Up to
the close last night fifty conversions" had
been recorded. The meetings will be con-
tinued another week
At Plymouth Church, tomorrow evening
the sacred cantata "Penitence, Pardon and
Peace by j. II. Maunder, modern Eng
lish composer, will be rendered for the first
time in this city, under the direction of
Mr.. h. b. Birge, director of music for
Plymouth Church.
The police have been requested by Mrs
l.. V. Elliott, $40 East Vermont street, to
make a search for Maggie Shafer who
was employed by Mrs Elliott as a servant
and disappeared Wednesday. Mrs. Elliott
said she feared the woman had killed her
self by drowning in White river
The dedication and installation of the
Tabernacle Sunday school. Twenty-frst-
street branch. will take place in the Sun
day-school room, corner Twenty-frst street
and Senate avenue, at 2:S0 tomorrow aft
ernOon. DIR. j. Cumming Smith and DR.. 5.
q. Dickey will speak, and the Rev. G.. Car
man will sing.
John j. Thompson and George and John
Henderson,. who fought at Zeien's saloon.
at Malott and Columbia avenues, late
Thursday night were arrested early yes
terday morning by district patrolmen.
Thompson was struck over the head with
a billiard cue, mad was removed by City
Dispensary doctors
The directors of the Model Life Insurance
Company of this city have elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year: Rob
ert +. BlOdau, PRESIDENT William NJ CrOan,
first vice president; Frank BOnslOg, second
vice president; James III. Beacham. secre-
tary; Horace +. Smith. general counselor;
Henry Long, chief medical director; BrOd-
hurst Elsey. cashier: Hawkins q Smith
attorneys. Mr.. CrOan is a resident Of An
dersOn.
Mrs. Maude Ford. of $40 ArDor avenue,
West Indianapolis, asked the police yester-
day TO assist i'm finding her fifteen-year-o old
son. Monroe who had run away from home
with Frank Ryan, of 6l6 Warren avenue.
Samuel Little. living at Washington street
and sherman drive. also asked for assist
ance in finding his son, Harry. who is
eleven years Of age. He said the boy ran
away from home yesterday and was traced
as far as Cumberland.
Albert and Joseph McAree 1917 English
avenue; Otto Rausch. 1913 English avenue.
and Charles keSkee were arrested yester-
day by Detectives Dugan and McGun and
charged with stealing brass from the Big
Four Railroad The brass was taken from
cars standing in the railway yards. the
brass could be taken out. Some of the
stolen property was found in a junk shop
on East Washington street
Charles Poland OF Mount Jackson. was
arrested Yesterday by Detectives Dugan
and McGuff and charged with obtaining
money by false pretenses. Robert Jolly.
farmer, living at Beech Grove, made az
fidavit against him. He claimed Poland
traded horses with MIN. giving SIS 10 secure
the exchange. The horse was recommended
sound. but when he arrived home the
animal dropped TO the ground and died.
jolly claimed the animal had been doped
The prospectus pertaining 10 the Pythian
jubilee 10 be held in the Coliseum, Chi
CGSO. i'm March, has been sent 10 the differ
ent Pythian orders in Indiana. Michigan,
Illinois and Wisconsin. The information
sent abroad is that the event is to be one
long remembered In the history Of the or
der IN the states mentioned. Among the
prominent members of the order 10 be pres
ent are Supreme Chancellor Ogden H.
Feathers and the grand chancellors from
the four States. The prospectus saws the
programme will be replete with striking
features.