The Minneapolis journal., 1901-10-11
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

Five thousand roses, 20 cents per dozen
Saturday. Wessling's, 61S Nicollet.
DR.. Stone has removed his office to S25
First avenue S. corner Ninth street.
Call at Nagels, S1S Nicollet avenue, and
get a dozen fresh roses Saturday for S5c.
Burglary insurance written by the Chad
bourn Braden Ins. Agency, 21 Fourth st s.
The American Fuel Co., rs Seventh street S,
sells coal that makes the hottest fire, lasts
longer and leaves no cltnkers.
Flowers for funerals and all other pur>
poses shipped to all parts of the northwest
Mendenhall florist, 81 Sixth street s.
Subscribe for all magazines, paperS. etc.
and get your binding done at Century News
Store. Third street S. near Hennepin av
For burglary insurance of all kinds apply
to Fred L. Gray, 1920 Guaranty building
Telephone Northwestern 1856; Twin City llsI.
Detective Sehutta yesterday arrested Alex
snder DublinOfski, who Is wanted at Winona
for assaulting his wife. The sheriff from
that place returned last night with the pris-
oner.
The condition of Dr. ]. G. Skaro, who has
been suffering from nervous prostration, is
reported as greatly improved, and 1t Is
thought he will be able to leave the hospital
in few days.
The council committee on roads and bridges
Yesterday afternoon voted to open sixth su-i
street n, between Fortieth and Forty first
avenues, and Fortieth avenue between First
street and Lyndale.
Charles J. Burns was in the police court
this morning on the charge OF assault and
battery, which was preferred by Ellen Burns,
his wife. He pleaded not guilty and asked
for time in which to consult q lawyer. the
hearing was set for Oct. 16 and bail was
fixed at s1O0
Henry Zibell and his son arrived in Mime
apolis on an excursion from Osakis yester-
day. Last night the father reported to the
police that they had spent part OF their
time in saloons and that before time to return
he found that he had been robbed OF $262.
They returned home without the money.
BY reason Of the absence Of a statute ex-
pressly requiring boards Of county commits
sioners to furnish the judges Of district court
with stationery, Assistant County Attorney
@. L. Smith has ruled that the judges must
supply their own stationery, Notwithstanding
that the bulk of their correspondence relates
to their official duties.
Henry Stevenson, a contractor, was before
Judge Holt this morning on the charge Of
opening a city water hydrant on w Twenty
third street. He explained that he had a
gang OF men at work, who were long dis
tance from any water, and that. as the
hydrant was leaking, they had Quenched their
thirst at 1t by taking the water. He was
fined S. or five days.
Circular letters have been issued calling for
a meeting Of the members Of the famous old
Thirteenth Minnesota regiment to be held
at Alexander's hall, next Thursday evening,
for the purpose Of organizing a social club.
At a meeting of the members last night, the
subject was discussed and 1t was decided to
organize the club without delay. 1t will be
purely social, and politics will be barred.
Mike Sweeney, tall. gray-haired man, is
one of those unfortunates who assimilate
trouble as easily as a duck takes to water
He was released from the workhouse only
yesterday, and this morning he bobbed up
in the police court the charge of vagrancy
Judge Holt asked him II he wanted to go
back to Shingle creek bastile, and he said
he didn't. Like the proverbial feline, though
he did go back, and the court sentenced him
to thirty days.