The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-02
CITY NEWS NOTES.

]. H Roberts, deputy factory inspector, of
South Bend, was in Indianapolis yesterday.
The Woman's Association of Meridian
street Church Will meet this morning at
10 o'clock in the church parlors.
Prof. +. NJ. Stake, of the Terre Haute
State Normal School, conferred with State
Superintendent of instruction +. a. Cotton,
yesterday.
Word was received here last night of the
death at Smithville, Tex, of Walter W.
Whaley. He lived at 35 North Pine street
and left the city a week ago.
Attorney General Charles w. Miller and
W. J. Taylor. OF this city. will go to South
Bent to-day TO collect evidence in legal
case there, returning Thursday.
The Needle Society of the First Presby-
terrain Church will have it's usual monthly
all-day meeting in the church tomorrow.
luncheon will be served at II o'clock.
The cases of the three saloon keepers ar
rested Sunday-Henry Ostendorf, w. j.
Harrington and Nick Hoffbauer-were con-
tinued in Police Court yesterday morning.
Reports of Indiana State banks are being
received at the office of the auditor of
state. These are in response to call for
them from the State authorities some time
ago.
The Delitha B. Harvey Circle of the First
Friends Church will meet with Mrs. Frank
Hamilton, 1928 Central avenue. this after
noon. There will be literary and musical
programme.
The body of Harvey White who was shot
by a ranchman in Colorado, was buried yes
terday in the cemetery at Lawrence, north
east Of the city. White was killed in a dis
pute with a fellow-ranchman over some
land.
The Indianapolis Medical Society will hear
a report on the National tuberculosis Con-
gress this evening by DIR. ]. N Hurry. sec
rotary of the State Board of Health. DIR.
Hurry has prepared an exhaustive review
of proceedings Of the congress.
Indiana Tent, No. 10. K. o. r. NJ, will
hold a public meeting and reception to-
night at Reesters Hall, South Meridian
lister. supreme commander Of Ladies of the
Maccabees, will deliver the address.
New infantry sabers will this week be
sent TO all officers of the Indiana National
General Oran c. Perry. This action is taken
in line with the provisions of the Dick
militia bill, which provides sabers, after
the regular army standard, instead Of
swords.
Members Of the circulation department of
the Indianapolis Journal have organized the
journal Circulation Club" The object is
the promotion Of good-fellowship among it's
for the first six months: Charles NJ. Bohn-
stadt, president; John w. Meng, vice pres
ident; c. E. Murphy, secretary, and Miss
Isabelle Feasey, treasurer.
John Evans a colored teacher in the city
schools, has as mis- guest Theodore Kaha-
"a a native African of Elisabethtown,
South Africa. Mr.. Kahaza was brought to
this country by missionaries and placed in
Wilberforce College. After finishing the
course he entered Meherry College at Nash
Vile, where he is now studying medicine.
He has just returned from a visit to South
Africa, and reports decided increase OF
oppression of the natives by the white
people who have settled in that country
Mr.. Kahaza addressed the Y. NJ. c. A at
the Flanner Guild Sunday.
Indianapolis is represented in a party
n
go on the White Star steamship Canopic
for Alexandria. Rev. c. B. Newman of
this city, is one OF about twenty-five who
accompany Professor II. L. Willett of the
University OF Chicago, to Egypt and the
Holy Land for purposes of study and in
vestigauOn. Especial attention will be paid
TO the recent excavations in Palestine and
the present manners and customs of the
East A novel feature of the trip will be
the delivery Of lectures each day on ship
board and by the campfire after the party
has reached the Orient.