The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-12
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

Pictures we'll framed. The Beard Art COM
pany. 624 Nicollet.s
- Wall paper in al the latest designs. G.. E.
Taylor & Co., 612ANicollet.4 ,,
Feeley Croker will continue at the old
store, 5lo and 517 Nicollet avenue.
-Four per cent paid on savings deposits. Min
nesota Title Insurance and Trust company.
Minneapolis Institute of Osteopathy. 1l27
FIRST avenue S. Special advantages to pa
uents and pupils
Mrs; w. o. Wallace will speak at the
| gospel temperance meeting at IA w Twenty
sixth street, Sunday at p. m.
The ,Anticompulsory Vaccination League
| was addressed last night by DR.. William Rus
sell and +. A. Pike Of st. Paul
Subscribe for all magazines. papers. ETC.,
ana get your binding done at the Century
News Store, Third street s, near Hennepip
| avenue.
Wanted-Lady's saddle horse for about six
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Journal.
me Seventh Ward Republican club will
nold its next regular meeting Monday even
ing next. Arrangements will be made at that
meeting Tor smoke social
THOMAS Van Lear will speak on 1.-THE Plan
| OF the Socialist Republic at the meeting of
| the socialist labor party Sunday at ID. NJ.
| at a6 Washington avenue S.
| Dr.. Montgomery will preach Sunday NOR
ming at Wesley church on STRAINED Piety
|
cfal address on Oxford the Classical"
| Hubert Bown Co. are closing out at auc-
| tlon ana private sale valuable stock manu-
lecturers sample pieces Of furniture Of all
| KINDS. Bric-a-brac. rugs, antiques, etc. Sales
! daily at 10 a. N. and p. III.
| A. E. Johnson Co. received cable mes
sage yesterday announcing that Oscar H..
| the new boat Of the Scandinavian American
line had passed the Butt OF Lewis at 8 p. m,
eight days and fourteen hours from New
York The boat is due in at Chrsuanssand
| to- day.
| The Y NJ. C. A. senate will convent for the
| last time during this session at this even
| ing. Inc Nlcaraguan canal bill, introduced
by Senator Newton of Ohio. will be up for
| discussion. The opposition to this bill, led
| by Senators Hughes and Hibbard favor the
| Panama route and a warm discussion is sure
to follow. This Is to be an open meeting.
! The monthly meeting of the State Historical
Society will be held in st. Paul Monday eve
ming, April II. Thomas Hughes will read a
paper on "steamboating on the Mississippi
! biographical sketch Of Judge Moses Sher-
burne The meeting will be open to the pub
lie and will be held in the state capitol.
| James Tansey, the former day engineer at
| the workhouse, later transferred to the city
| hospital, has gone back to the wOrkhouse as
! night engineer. 1t is understood that he has
not yet passed his examination and been given
| union membership card. Presumably the
| new arrangement settles the tangle over the
| selection of an engineer at the city hospital.
The postoflice department has sent out no.
! ttce that no postotice Or substatlon will be al
lowed to be maintained In a room where
gambling devices are permitted. The order
refers only to those slot machines which in
yolve chance in their operation and is not
| intended to interfere with those in which the
! dropping Of coin will secure return known
| In advance by the purchaser ,..
The Lutheran young people or the city held
a rally last evening in st. Johns English
Evangelical Lutheran church, Chicago ave-
nue. and Seventeenth street. The address Of
the evening was by Rev. Frank e. Jenson
of st. Paul. who spoke Of the help the Lu-
| Their League was to the churches Vocal num-
bers were given by Miss Esther Osborn and
Henry Thompson. Miss Klnt played the lat
ter's accompaniment. Miss Mamie Swanberg
played piano solo and Herbert Anderson
and Ernest Erickson gave an organ and
cello number The program closed with the
singing Of the Luther League rally hymn.
! The visitor for the New Century Sunday
school, Mrs. Roemer, finds many cases Of
! poverty and distress, caused by death and
drink we'll as sickness, In her daily rounds
in the center of the city. She has urgent need
at this time Of clothing, shoes and provisions
for four families containing ten boys ranging
/ in age from to IA years. The cases Of these
families are particularly pathetic and Mrs,
! Roemer hopes to receive enough of above
| articles at once to relieve their present neces-
stiles. People desiring to help these needy
cases may leave supplies with the janitor of
First Baptist church for Mrs. Roemer or drop
q card telephone message to the church
and goods will be- called for.