The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-04-19
JOHN S. SPAWN eco
CITY NEWS NOTES.
rs North PENNSYLVANIA ST.

The fire department was called last night
to extinguish $50 fire in a shed belonging
to Daniel Wikert at 126 South Illinois
street.
pupils OF Knickerbacker Hall yesterday
morning,. the subject Of his address being
~ ords-"
Hir and Mrs. E. C. Peokmann will enter
Postal Clerks tomorrow evening at their
nome. 20l9 Ashland avenue.
A petition was fled In the Circuit Court
yesterday asking that the name ''Wulsch-
ner Music Company" be changed to the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Music Company"
The new Pythian Opera House TO be built
at Terre Haute will be controlled by Dick
son & Talbot, owners of the Park In this
city. They have leased the Pythian for a
period OF ten years.
Mrs. Luella Stephens. Of 625 South Ala
bana street. will entertain the Queen
Esther Auxiliary next Friday at o'clock.
Mrs. Georgia s. Burns and Mrs. Ida c.
Weaver.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Douglass Aid, who
have been with Mrs. Aids parents, Rev.
and Mrs. d r. Lucas. have removed to
their own home. 2223 North Delaware street,
where they will be at home to their friends
hereafter.
There will be a Fanny Crosby song serv-
ice at the gospel meeting which will be
held at o'clock this afternoon at the Y.
w. c. A, 329 North Pennsylvania street.
The programme will include a short story
oi her life and number Of songs.
Omar Teeters. arrested early Saturday
morning by the indianapolis police for as
sault and battery with intent to kill, COM
mitted on his Authoritarian in London Ind
was taken back to Shelbyville for trial yes
terday by deputy sheriff from Shelby
county.
Harry Leonard was arrested yesterday
for violating general ordinance No AZ by
Patrolman Belch. Leonard was found rid
ting ID ra1n l.sfT IL
and was ignorant OF the ordinance provid-
ing penalty for his action. Leonard lives
IN Shelbyville
Two men were caught stealing junk from
the railroad shops in the Belt Railway
yards yesterday by the superintendent of
the yards and scared away. The junk
thieves left so hurriedly that they forgot
TO take with them their horse and wagon
which was taken i'm charge by the police
and IL is hoped will lead to the arrest of
the men.
The Rev. J. Cumming Smith. D. D., of
the Tabernacle Church, will preach this
morning on The Resurrection" continuing
the Easter service OF last Sunday and
there being such an urgent request for the
Repetition or the beautiful Easter music
by the congregation and many others who
were unable TO hear 1t. the Tabernacle
Choral Society viii render the Easter pro-
gramme-
Two of the teachers who taught in the old
Fifth Ward School on West Market street
fifty years ago. want to hold a golden
jubilee meeting this summer. and would
like to get in communication with as many
OF their old pupils possible These teach
ers are Mrs. l. w. Gray, OF 2644 College
avenue. and Mrs. vawter. OF Gallaudet
Station. this county. Mrs. Gray was for
merly Miss Lucinda Clark and Mrs. Vawter
was Charlotte Hobart. She now resides at
the Hobart homestead at Gallaudet
Indianapolis will be included in the itin-
erary OF the bridal tour of Miss Louis John
son and Harris w. Pratt, OF Bradford. "
Y The couple were married Friday night
in Binghamton, ~. Y, after becoming ac-
ouainted with each other in a unique way
Miss Johnson paid 10 cents for chance to
draw lots for a husband in church fair re-
prize Pratt who Is wealthy manufac-
furer. After the two persons had met they
seemed satisfied with each other and the
engagement and marriage followed Miss
johnson Is said TO have once lived In this
city.