The Minneapolis journal., 1901-11-18
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

Frederick Roach has the only ball-bearing
skate grinder in the city. 519 Hennepin.
Call at the office of the Minnesota Title In
surance and Trust company and get one of
those handsome home deposit safes.
Nickels & Smith will erect for client a
four-hat building at Colfax and Western
avenues The building will cost $1,000
John Sexton died Sunday night as the re-
suit OF fractured skull. Sexton fell down
stairs at him home, 229 Broadway. He was
5S years old.
Arrangements for the annual Lincoln day
banquet Will be considered by the Hennepin
republican Association, at the monthly meet
ing, this evening.
The Clara De Hirsch Literary Society gave
a musical and literary entertainment at Cen
tury hall last evening. The proceeds will
go for the benefit of the Hebrew free school
connected with Kenneseth Israel synagogue
st. Anthony tent. K. o. T. NJ, will initiate
class of nine candidates this evening et odd
Fellows hall, Fourth street and Central ave
nue.. State Commander Chelew DR. Young
ana State Deputy Commander Mcnamara will
act the parts of King Eleasor and Judas.
The special services commenced last week
at the bloomington Avenue NJ E. church.
conducted by Miss Anna DoWney of Chicago
VIII continue each afternoon at o'clock and
week
the First Minnesota regiment of volunteers
VIII no!d Thanksgiving reunion at the
metropolitan Hotel, st. Paul, on the evening
of Nov. 20 The movement for a Thanksgiy-
ing reunion was initiated by the twin city
members OF the regiment.
Ice is now forming on the river and the
police have decided to discontinue the search
Tor the body of William A. Steward who
committed suicide two weeks ago by Jumping
INTO mI the tau race In the milling district
me search has been continuous since the
orownlng, but without success.
Edmund G. Walton. for the Realty Care and
1taproVelnent company, will remodel 411-413
Nlcoiiet IN Moorish style. according to plans
of Fitzpatrick architect The third Aoor
will be made into bachelor apartment suites
OF three rooms and bath each. The second
hoor will be used for mercantile purpose
Rev I. NJ. Archer of the Broadway Metho-
DIST church preached yesterday upon pugil-
ism. His text was so Box /, Though Not
Beating Against the Air" He drew lessons
Tor Christians from the Jeffries- Rubin fight
at San Francisco. The Christian must be
prepared like gladiator; must not go uu-
ready into the arena
John Bassett died at the CITY hospital YES
terday from a broken back received on the
morning OF Sept. .. He fell asleep on the
railroad tracks at Fourth avenue n during
the night previous, and was struck by a
passing engine. He languished at the hos
pltal in great pain until death relieved him.
lie was 81 years old, unmarried and has a
brother in Toronto.
Rev. Trice Constantine has recently re-
turned from Bulgaria, where he has been en-
gagged in missionary work He stated in a
sermon yesterday that Turks or Seryians alb
quoted Miss Stone. Such lawlessness has
been stamped out among the Bulgarians
Acts of this nature In the part of the coun-
try where Miss Stone worked are committed
by these other peoples.
Godfredt Dimlak is still missing. He is
the man who sent to Peterkoff Russia for
his wife and child to join him at 101 Nicol-
let avenue, Minneapolis, and who disappeared
before they arrived, leaving no word as TO
where he had gone or when he would return
I'D IN fl,n
has since been cared for by, Mrs Chris Goeh-
ringer, who lives at the address given by
Dimlak.
John Donaldson, cattleman of Miles City
Mont, came to Minneapolis yesterday with
several thousand dollars in money and checks
and proceeded TO have time" He en-
eountered Detectives King and Brundage on
the street and the officers induced him to
ters for safe keeping. He deposited with the
desk sergeant eleven 500 bills and certified
check for $4,000, retaining 5000 for immediate
use.
grated westward last spring and established
printing office at North Yakima Wash is
now an editor, having launched the Yakima
Washingtonian on the troubled sea OF jour
nalsm. The paper looks well, which might
be expected Of anything coming from Mr.
Drew print shop" and is newsy as well
The paper will boom the Yakima valley and
also keep its eye on municipal affairs in
North Yakima.
Mabel Gross, who says her home is in
Minneapolis, was arrested yesterday in Chi
cago. She registered at the Great North
ern Hotel, Nov. 10, according to Chicago dis
patches, and a short time after that she re-
ported that her SealSkin SacQue, valued at
$780, had been stolen. The house detective
watched her and discovered a valuable tailor
made gown in her room bearing the mark
of a certain department store where inquiry
showed that it had been stolen by a young
woman who walked out Of the store while it
was being fitted. Miss Gross was elected
from the hotel and arrested.