The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 7

THE INDI ANATOLIS STAR SATURDAY 5 CHURCH COMPLETES 90 YEARS SOME PASTORS WOODRU PLACE HAS SANE OURTH $7 per week and up eature of Celebration Is Base ball Game Between "ather and the Boys NOW HAS MEMBERSHIP 850 LADS WIN WEIRD CONTEST ield by Rock Island Lines Go via the Rocky Mountain Limited Rock Island THE REV HAINES' ha i played but Would 3 Coupon POWERS th tn a tty big oimtain al State There 'ua? THE REV MYRON REED EARLY HOME CONGREGATION Munlhan 1 Will Accept Your Case on the ollowing Definite Proposition: Smit 11 THE REV HOWARD NVXON and (In lln wa the early progress of Indianapolis Among SECOND THE REV HARPER DEBS WOULD SAVE WOMAN US LAG TRAMPLED His Own Home July 4 Eugene Mr Manitoba The mm) who hunt an IS time for this pltllc WILL HAVE WEEKLY MAGAZINE KNIE DOPE PILLS OR DECEPTION the new building was that my special blood 1 passing a local bank RUPTURE of of the state ve pol i I I JEALOUSY LEADS TO CRIME and Then out within a ftiw weeks tion Sold IN DEALING WITH ME Tnto Consul Ainslie Rood He CARTERS but gaiiy KILLS HOSPITAL ATTENDANT PILLS of DR OSBORN ewe indi upttn learning of the affair and undw The he appear many names that are linked with i ha ve first pill" Horace second of to 16 a nd new church cents to with dancing at th Woodruff Place Club house in the evening and i no The congregation cabinet shop of on the following was held in the Almost all sights free through a marvelous coun try around which time has woven a web of romance travel the route followed by Marquette and Joliet see old ort St the sight of the village of the old the Kit Carson coun ry and scenes of the James and Dalton raids and a hun dred other points of interest new and the bet MAKES SEL DEENSE PLEA ON JVIURDER ARRAIGNMENT of 1 1 It 13 0D 1300 BY ANGRY unsne adrnitted 4 i' XV This war intil this time without results and wim are despondent and claim and prove dally that without the use of the The new 1870 national holiday mg the ineld' nt and other handsome daily trains Sleepers and free reclining chair cars The road of interesting sights direct to Denver Colo rado Springs and Pueblo the incident vary was committed by during the Takes Girl rom Police Court Into is positive complete HONOR OUNDING IRST CHURCH tire morning methods surpass all other then abused him ferryman at Cirand the traction car and MY METHOD No Cure No Pay Will cost you no more than an ordinary vacation near home show ed of the and John ever a tub sank the contestant in at that place in the fountain down one or more times Ln fore Teeth Witboat Kites July 4 The United States church was JULY 5 1913 THE IRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH TODAY DELAWARE AND SIX TEENTH STREETS Court and defiantly declaring be the pastor of he new publl weekly is Room and Meals in Colorado Stop after dinner A are pleasing diversion during office hours rd Sultzgaber pension and Monilutn second ney and Keller third assur ance ot ten years or more complete satisfac tion 'ho rates we arc the Lowest for the nplendld work we are doing the sec street and i American Bovs 16 first and boys 12 to first and to 16 Itoway old or taken his Get away from the noise and dirt and bustle away from the worries and ofd famil iar sights go to won derful Colorado the land of sunshine cool bracing air a mile above the the land of wonders from its experience with the Rev Mr Bush At the time he was in charge of the little Indianapolis congregation the Rev Mr Moreland was really a well edu cated man having even acquired through his own efforts much knowledge of the original languages of the Scriptures He died in the service in October 1832 after INDIANAPOLIS IRM BUYS BDESVJLLE Ind July 4 WINNIPEG waving of the by Pat Releoe today while thousands of provincial soldiers were parading the streets pre cipitated a riot (luring which ie flag was trampled and torn and a number received minor injuries The incident occurred at 1he time when I 1 DO NOT YOU IT WILL NOT COST YOU ONE CENT an India napolis tiled October ch 24 1 884 the Rev Matthias led April 1 2 1885 11m institution The events follow: Broad jump hoys TERRE HAUTE Debs has Police Court pm ole from daughter of reation improv brightaw br eye Smail Pill Samall Dm Price Genuine muxtear Signatur later saw the crime Koehlex interfered trouble on the car When the conductor stepped down to the platform at Grod View' Ellsworth says King seized him and calling him a vile name stabbed him repeatedly The jury was obtained this morning without delav It is composed of Meier Newton Kelsav Henry Dandistel rank Llnthwaite William Karges John BrandonbergerT Henrv Bender Mar shall Hessmer A Ziliak William An derson Anthony Verwayne Pelzat principal sufferer Knock i I broad more Honrs 9 to 12 1 to 4 Evenings 6 to 8 Sundays 9 to 1 only ridays 9 to 4 and utters a defl This principle was laid down in the pension office in the i one who has Indiana fnr 14 and thoroughly equipped office and who Is rich and mature in learning In his chosen poorest as well as the rich a chance to re I WASHINGTON July It is jmt wrong to kiss a pretty girl with whom you are associated in the gov ernment service provided the aforc Aniencan a number of angry civilians pounced upon him tore the Hag from Ids grasp and hurled it Into the street fore it could be reached the Hag was torn and dirtied In the free for all fight which followed a number of civilians were injured but none seriously Releoe escaped without serious harm and with the aid of the police eluded the crowd The regiment preserved order and the soldiers took no part in the demonstra had enough the score stood favor of the boys Errors Were not counted of the game was the efforts fathers to their son the bases cesstul and boys 16 st ami Hunt lugtun Articles have been lierl with committed said that when King created coming into Grand Progressives Expect to Put Out irst Issue Within ew Weeks HUNTINGTON Ind July The New gns The concert for par and accrued interest I Cure Pelvic Nervous and Chronic Diseases SPECIAL NOTICE Kenny second broad jump boys 2 to 16 years old Rocker first and Galloway second bop and has served the eoncremition ever since with such satisfaction that ho has been retained tor a longer period than any pastor was ever retained in the his lelsurcly hunt fur it LITTLE NOISE HEARD The celebration was the third of its I whose services were in all those years most valuable to the church? ol lowing him as clerk of the congregation at his death was Davies Greene his son who is still serving Tile elder Greene died in December 1893 MEXICAN LAG TORN DOWN TUCSON Arlz July 4 The flag flying above the Mexican Consulate was torn down and rampled during the ourth of ay Reports of saying the act The boys of Woodruff Place their fathers and the older moi town how to play baseball yesterday as a part of the and celebration of the ourth The most interesting the church congregation moved out of at Now York and Pennsvh streets and built the splendid edifice at Sixteenth and Delaware streets while the former structure would have served for years but the building had to go io make way for the United States Post office and Court House Building nervous diseases results of chronic or im veins Piles ist Illas Oh struct Ions et I not only remove he cause but my many years of experience in the tnuitment of nervous and Pelvic diseases enables me by my special methods to revitalize the entire nervous system and restore to perfect health nearly all suffert re from nervous breakdown PPUPMUPP iK an established scientific fact that NERVOUS BREAK rvrjlVlPjiVJ DLR povN and nearly all nervous disorders except some forms of paralysis are directly dye to some Pelvic Diseases such as Plies istula rostatic Enlargement Enlarged Veins Obstructions etc If this statement is true It is of vital Importance that every onu suffering from such a condition should obtain a cure serving four years ar bv the Rev Mvron most popular pastors of any denomination wno lias church Il 1877 and The congregation had found during the service of Dr Cunningham that more room was needed and plans were started for the enlargement of 'the on Monument Place But the prevented this building materials and other costs of building advancing to such a point as to make the erection of an addition seen inadvisable at the time And by the time the congregation was ready to build It was found that business was coming In a northerly direction to such an extent as to make a change of loca tion And so in 1865 the church and sitewrere sold for $18000 and the new site at New York and Pennsyl vania streets was bought for $22500 In the meantime the demands on the church were such that sittings had to be refused to applicants for membership be cause there simply was not room for more The old building was used until the first of April 1866 and on the eve ning of that day there was a memorable gathering in the old building a reunion of the members of the irst and Third Churches IRST SERVICE HELD Two Sundays later the first service in the lecture room ot held and on July the corner stone building was laid dedicated Annl 24 It during the erection building that William others believing that some boys In limit beast ern uart of the city needed ter places to be than on the streets of Sunday afternoons sthrted a Sunday school which grew so popular that it re sulted in the organization of what is now the Seventh Presbyterian Church During the same period Gen Benjamin Harrison his fame as a soldier and a stateinan still to be made was elected an elder of the church his name thus being added to the names of notable men who had served in this capacity in this church at a time when he was the youngest man ever elected to this office The next pastor wasGthe Rev Robert Harper Installed in May 1869 the Rev Mr Nixon having been required by failing health to give up the charge The new pastor was well liked but served a little less than two years' During his pastorate however the foundation of what is now the Ninth Presbyterian Church was laid in the establishment of a Sunday school In 1 870 also the church purchased a noble organ partly mark of the Several Hundred Witness Events Participated in Many Children MY ORIGINAL PELVIC METHODS I desire to call attention especially io the fact that iny methods of curing pelvic diseases produce Immediate insults even In the most extreme cases If you now treating with some other specialist or phya cian and are natisfled with the results accomplished de not come to me as desire tliosc who have treated despair of ever getting cured I It lb No Crime to Kiss Girl If She Hurls Defi Batt 8 lie is the rr minister and a said regarding his told her she must reels or gu to the l)o the police mean to get recruits for the red light district? If that is tim policy toward wornon to be consistent they should romp Immoral Cur pedal $10 Set Teeth for $5 for a Short Time Oalf we guarantee a perfect nt no many misfits you have had Wo thousands of why not you? Our Terms Enable You Have Your Teeth Attended to at Ones ld or Porcelain Crowns Bridge Work Parley King Is Placed on Trial at Ev ansville Charged With Killing Samuel Koehler HVANSAILLE Ind July A plea of self defense was made here today by the defense in the case of Parley King uf Grand View on U'ial in a special session of Circuit Court for the murder of Samuel Koehler conductor on a llpckport inter urban car Attorney Chris Mason of Rockport declared the defense would prove apology for trouble created on an mieri the conductor to hold meetings at the argruv still to But those who were supporting Indianapolis Congregation Organ ized Ninety Years Ago Today by Presbyterians The Rev Haines Pastor of lourishing Organization to Preach on Anniversary here was advised by the Tucson ofllciuls to place a United States flag over Gio Mexican flag If he again ath nipled hoist tlie tri onlor Alnslfe insisted (hat lie intended (he hoisting the Mexican Ktlllbl 14 rMn Ktabilhwl 14 yara $5 to $15 MANY CASES CURED AS LOW AS into the matter from all tingles thecommissioner discovered that the young woman had Hester's evidence of affection Hester therefore was reinstated The young woman who was a tem porary Clerk and whose name was carefully concealed has left the pen sion office service Manitoba were rnat clnng tnrotigh tlm city on their return from annual carnp at Sewell near Brandon where there had been rnmiouvers under Str fan Hamilton famous British South African war general LOW ARES or the ROUND TRIP a iov of the congregation in the reunion of the two great branches of the Presbyterian Church the old and new schools THE REV MYRON REED POPULAR The Rev Jeremiah Prophet Litas Kimi Only One Night from Chicago Inmate Thought Responsible for Crime at Yorktown Heights HEIGHTS July Charles Wildy a young attendant at the Mohansir State Hospital here was found murdered in his bed today sup rare tor girls less than 10 years old Josephine Varney tirst and Adalia Pantzer second pushnmbilo race 220 yards Galloway Hauser and Gale first LARGJMEN'r RUPTURE SI'J'IAL and CHRGNIC DISEASES THE Ell NEYS BEAI DE1L PBSTRUCTK NS EN EA RG El VICINS' RHEUMA TISM STOMACH and BOWELS ERUPTIONS RASHES BLOOD DISORDERS and ALL OTHER Cl'RABLE CHRONIC DISEASES 'They render resort to the knife and radl' al Imspltal nieaKurH unnecessary and without doubt give the most Rpoedy and satisfactory results lyV A lTTNr A TTflNT facilities for examination are unexcelled I learn Au A 2V 1V1 1 LN rx 1 1 1 1 tiie exact eondition of the reefum the bladder and every organ of the pelvic system This In itself is of the highest importance Inasmuch as a broken down nervous system and many or most of the troubles of the stornaeh liver kidneys etc are reflex and are the direct results of some pelvic lesion or disease NERVOUS BREAKDOWN deter room was entered dur ing the night and his skull was crushed apparently by a heavy sharp pointed weapon Smith Clawson and Baxter Van jump Monihan firs nd: shot nut old Recker first and shot put boys 16 ye Willard Thompson fl vt second high jump old or more Bieler eaml ida for ana 'harles Your Vacation in Colorado 9 10 United Bldtf Indianapolis Ind nd hi vour list of hotels and boarding Jinn ii vnnrhid for bv Business Associl tinni nt )(tivrr Colorado ami I 'lUiblo with illustrated book of places of interest in Colorado Name Address City Waving Banner While Troops Pass at Winnipeg Starts Lively Riot Maryland armer Kills Wife Commits Suicide SALISBURY Md July 4 Nelson A Baker a prosperous farmer of Pittsville Md in a frenzy of jealousy today killed his wife with a shotgun in the kitchen of their home as she was preparing break fast for the family After chasing his four boys to shelter in a mad rush to kill them he ran to a nearby field and com mitted suicide with the same weapon years One who has a modern ripe in years of experience and suf cialt one who will give the celve a euro from dip at a small cost one who will not accept your case unless he thoroughly understands it and will promise you no more than he can T1 A NJ rT fpT'V'P TTP 1 ffive for any curable case of L'V'AY TJ A i ui peculiar to my that I can not cure This is plain talk and I mean 1t Dr Osborn I TL1 A My ability exclusive and distinctive methods IAN A jlj A xVTxa A Aj reasonable chargee and Guarantee Bond before placing your case elsewhere If you call write All letters answered promptly Consultation and Examination ree and Confidential Guaranteed Cures Many patients have told me after I cured them that they hesitated al first to come to me on account of never having re ceived Relief elsewhere and they had almost become so skeptical ns to think there was no cure for them want an opportunity to treat just such cases and it makes no difference about the financial part as I never ac cept pay for my services until I accomplish ft cure if there is any doubt about the case being curable by mv methods pro THE OIB METUOD vided 1 am saltsfled the patient is sincere and reliable biit he saw the church not only come into its former self again but grow con siderably During (he next two years (from ob uary 1 835 1 the Rev William A Holli ox 4 it a 1 1 laiut! i J1 i i J1J 1 11 Ul 1 Indianapolis was the pastor of the cniirrn serving as a stated supply CHURCH BECOMES DIVIDED The Rev James Third loor Traction Terminal Bldg Suite 301 302 Constipation Vanishes orever Prompt Relief PenaaneBt Cara LITTLE LIVER PILLS fail Purely vejt tor installed in June 1835 ami serving until October 1839 It was (luring his time that the division of the Presbyterian Church came the two divisions Of the church being known as the old and the new schools until the reunion of the two in 1869 'Eleven men and four women left tLe church forming what is now the Second 'Bresbyt erian Church While bit terness and in many cases litigation resulted trmn the split in other communi ties the matter in the Indianapolis con Jui $3 ull Set Teeth Loner Terre Haute to mate girl It is Ninety years ago the first church tn Indianapolis was organize July 5 1823 being the date that fifteen Presbyterians founded what now is known as the irst Presbyterian Church was organized in the Deacon Scudder and day the first meeting first church erected here which stood at the northwest corner of Market and Pennsylvania Today the irst Presbyterian Church has a membership of 850 persons and during ninety years it has been the source frotn which have sprung from eight to ten flourishing religious organizations The Rev Haines is pastor and to morrow morning he will preach on Ninetieth He said that the service will be very informal oto ac count of warm weather Members of the congregation which is numbered among the most active in the city already are looking forward to a time ten years dis tant when theycan celebrate in a larger way the hundredth anniversary of the founding It is expected that all the religious organizations in the citywill participate in the exercises When an Indianapolis Presbyterian speaks of irst he means of course the irst Presbyterian Church It would designate the same church for it was the first church Indianapolis ever had The Methodists with what is now Meridian Street Church were a close second in the wilderness But the Pres byterians were first It was two years after the town of In dianapolis was that the irst Presbyterian Church of Indianapolis saw its beginning with the preaching of a ser mon in a grove just south of where the State House stands by the Rev Ludwell Gaines a missionary from Ohio That was on Aug 21 1821 The service was held in the shade of a great walnut tree and included singing as well as preaching Early in 1822 tho rv navM Prrr ur was sent here by the Connecticut Mis sionary Society He preached several ser mons and was liked so well that steps were taken to retain him regularly An arrangement was made to have him re turn in the tall of that year to take charge of the congregation as its pastor to devote half his time to the work And In the meantime the Rev Isaac Reed a man who is said to have been possessed of much zeal and comparatively little ability preached a number of times PROCTOR LACKED ZEAL In due time the Revr Mr Proctor ar rived and took up his new church work Now if the Rev Mr Reed had zeal and lacked ability the Rev Air Proctor ac cording to one church historian had ability and lacked zeal and so at the end of a year's engagement he was allowed to go his way He had been engaged to give three fourths instead of half of his time to the Indianapolis church however and the contract stated that he waslo have for his services the sum of $400 a year so much of it as could be col Despite shortcomings these early preachers may have had a sub scription for a church" building was started and in May 1823 the congrega tion undertook the expenditure of $1200which had been subscribed by undertak Ing the erection of a church on North Pennsylvania street above Market street (at about 120 North Pennsylvania street) This building was nearly enough com pleted in July of the same year to make possible the holding of the first service there The building committee for the church Coe James Blake and (father of Simon and known to the present this committee was not gregatlon wa decided without conten tion Daniel Yandes and Samuel Merrill were appointed by the members of the new church and Dr Coe and James Ray by the old congregation to adjust the I financial affairs of the church and the property was divided In an equitable way rom that day until the present and even during the lime before the reunion of 1869 the two churches dwelt in harmony and worked to the same common purpose In the community Early in 1S40 the Rev Samuel ulton was called to the church but he did not believe that he could accept the charge on account of ill health and in the same year the Rev Phineas Gurley newly graduated from the Princeton Theologi cal Seminary was called He continued in the service for nine years then went to the irst Presbyterian Church at Dav ton In the first year of this young service the church sought a new location ana a new ounuing as a result una structure at Marfcet Monument Place where the Central Life Building Is now situated was chosen The old church property lot and all was sold for $250 cash The corner stone of the new building was laid in October 1841 and the church was dedicated in May 1843 OTHER MINISTERS CALLED The Rev Charles Mills then at the head of the emale Seminary of the town served as pastor for about a year after the Rev Mr Gurley resigned and in the fall of 1851 the Rev John A Mc Clung was called as pastor serving for four years It 'was in 1851 also that this mother of Presbyterian churches of Indianapolis sent forth her second branch the thirdresbyterlam Church All told forty one members went from the old to the new church twenty one leaving to organize It and the other twenty leaving later Some time elapsed after this nastor left the church before a regular pastor the elders who have served are Dr Isaac installed though several calls were 1 Coe Caleb Scudder Ebenezer Sharpe issued and the pulpit was filled regularly James Blake James Ray Governor with supplies In 1856 the Rev Thomas Samuel Bigger and many others Cunningham accepted the pastorship Another notable character in the his He served for about three years and was i tory of the church was James Greene followed by the Rev Hotvard Nixon who was for more than thirty years the ww was a very popular pastor It was clerk of the congregation and the elders v4v RUVHU uu tn ana wnose services were in ail the stormy times of the civil war years most valuable to the church can flag and shouted: for the amcncan eagle CITIZENS MAKE ATTACK Mitchell colonel in eonirnand the regiment ordered one of his men request the American to put iwav flag but before the soldier could reach i skip and jump more er Thompson second pole vault Merrill bniitii High jumpars old Recker jum Where Thousands Have Been Cured Is a Safe Place for You to Go acl1 iu 11 ice me a aavo A 4Dfl treated by me perioiully the baseball game in the ailcrnmm played on Dowry ield at Winona Tech nical Institute At the end of sev enth inning when the men admitted they 11 to 8 in Gohcen first Gurdon Varney and Herbert Galloway third MANY PRIZE WINNERS The field events began at 9 o'clock and ere witnessed by several hundred per was Dr Isaac Daniel Yandes George generation) and the kind to stand back after the build ing was started The committee found that the church would cost $1600 and not $1200 but Nicholas McCarty the only merchant in the town was willing to give the struggling church credit and this he did And it was through his gener that the church was completed BUILDING IS ERECTED An odd and interesting feature of the organization of this church was the fact that the building was erected and ready for services before the church organiza tion had formally been effected The little congregation had met regularly had continued faithfully toward the meeting of its financial obligations and yet the viiuicii nau not uecn organized uune ju isz3 meetings fiad been held In Caleb Scud cabinet shop When the Rev Mr time was Up the congregation wanted a change and after some time the Rev George Bush of Morristown was invited to visit the church He arrivec? July 9 1824 and was so well liked that two months later he was without a dissent ing vote tailed to the pastoral charge at a salary of $400 a year So well and generally liked at first and so capable the Rev Mr Bush was to the little congregation a man of great prom ise but the joy of tlie congregation at his coming was short lived for in 1827 and 1828 he frequently delivered public ut terances against the form of government of the Presbyterian Church and it came to light that he had previously expressed doubts as to Scriptural warrants for the system The elders remonstrated him in vain About this time he East on missionary business and before he left addressed a long communication to the church officers setting forth his views During his absence there an extended correspondence on the sub ject of his beliefs and Dr Coe then an elder in the church later said that plan thus embodied was not like any sys tem on PASTOR IS DEIANT He returned in October 1828 and the church officers brought about a dissolu tion of his pastoral relation The preach er appealed the case and lost then con unuea House himself church his Court House meetings wearied of it and in March 1829 he returned to the East The next pastor of the church was the Rev John Moreland a diamond in the rough He was not in his early life blessed with the opportunities for learn ing which came to the ministers of the church even in those days not having Jearrred to read until he was IS years old But he had spent several years on a flat boat on the Mississippi and other rivers of the West and he had a rugged elo quence marked him as a very ef ficient pastor It was through his zeal action either keep AMERICAN PAINLESS DENTISTS 31 NOHTII PENNSYLVANIA HTItKT Opposite When Store 7 nvvw If Jjf 'i I I i Hi Ill II li i BV'i' 7 1 jfM 11 Todavj7 i wHHfap i ctwwmbIW I "iw iULx WK I wWffwiiff lEar The were after the name ther proud of huw their Imys A blackbird onu of a Huck ed over Bic field was the A hiuh Hv grazed the Wr A MiIlwiiMLirto i in ST Jt'Vei al i ii fmm i I 1 'jf body Several times when the playeis were tired the ball was lost and the'eii tiro membership of IEW Wi 2Trf LN LL jJ "'CL i tti'MWA'' jjf rgg 1 ItsHIlwHlSHSUHiWvEwWSwwi aJWk MKwKxNSteiaf aIPw's JltL'vl 1 1V various 12 to in Ix It triHI mtiy Bi cml lOO ynn) nice iovh 4 Jlkf All rtnds llllnn at Co Jb yearn old or more Louis Bieler Ural 'Bwiidl' Our tru irnntee in writing and Jialc Soahr second: lift varl sirlnt ttitr unnti In writing )i ten vi rs or 1 1 1 1 £ri st 1 1 I vp'i ru 1 hi 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 10 rates iirieii raigan seconu uriy vard in oe hu rgei I nice larenco Gale and hndenek Monihan first ami Robert 544) Moninan and otto Keller second 220 Kunv firsl and Dale jialir second po into race iJ ick Alomhan first ami ts jSEaLisEag Gmieem second tat race IT Hui ilermei ger first and 1 Har lam lilt yard dash for boys Lgzif less laan 12 years old I' seend JlilVdlU 16 years old I llixtd ero tn lb I ol hnin second Imp skip and jump 12 to 16 years od Iteelo first jit second: baseimll tnrowini' con test Allan Maxwell Hist and Kenneth Barr secund wmwirrrnniuMM nm niW fl he JH IZOS Consisted Of Ush orders for merclia ndlso worth from $2 The dav's festivities eh: ZlRHiuBk uHiwUiirim toSMMLg raniBMrg (a SO to" I Helen Cox from the home obtaining her IWWIIIl 1 1 tutu A' i fl a.