The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-30

Mary Was in Funds-Mary Conner
was arraigned IN the police court this NOR
Of her arrest she had $3.50 in little bag hung
about her neck. She paid her fine and was
released.
Alleged Boy Burslars-Frank Hart
ley, aged II living, at S142 Colfax avenue S.
and Chester Chatheld, q chum, living near
BY arrested this ,t 6y
It is alleged that he lads broke into the
Lyndale school last night and stole 81 from
a teachers desk.
Resigns as PoIiceman-Represen
tive Jay Phillips, a member Of the munlclpal
court detail OF the police department. mas as
resigned to take effect next Monday, Wlsh
he will join the legislative throng IN ST.
Paul. 1t is understood that he will be reap
pointed Immediately after the close OF Inc
special session.
Bert Bruits Is Missing-Bert Fruits,
"a years old and an employe OF the Star Ice
company, disappeared from his room at the
Island Hotel. on Nicollet island. Jan. is ana
has not been seen since. His continued ap-
sence has caused his friends to become un.
easy and to-day the police were asked 10
search for him.
Hebrew Families Coming-1t is ex.
pected that 100 Hebrew families. who .left
New York about a week ago, will arrive IN
Minneapolis this evening. The immigrants
recently. came from Europe. and through g
iAAoSSA ,
cate here. Jews in Minneapolis have been
making preparations for caring for the new
arrivals.
Rabies Is Feared-Charles Latin,
's-year-old boy living at so5 Eleventh street
N, was bitten on Monday by a dog supposed
and 1 Dr. j. corbett aG he We" city baeteroosst
will investigate. 1t will be about two weeks e
before that fact can be determined. In the
meantime, the boy will probably be sent to
the Pasteur institute, at Chicago for treat
ment.
For Next Yenr's Pavins--City Engi-
neer Sublette reported to the paving commit
tee of the council this afternoon that there
would be a total Of $136s95 available for the
against $207, 142 last year. For the cltys part
Of the work there is $50, AL, against S67,Soo IN
1901. These amounts are exclusive OF the
money to be derived from the sale OF the
s150,000 permanent improvement bond issue
now about to be appealed to the supreme court
for final adjudication.
Drummers and the Band-There will
be special meeting of the state and Min
neapolis camp, No. l, of Gideon's band at the
day afternoon. special Invitation has been
extended to all travelling men who may be
in the city at that time. Important business sines
is to be considered. Travelling men deslrous
OF joining the band are requested to send
their names as charter members to the CHAP
lain, 1886 Columbus avenue. --a.
Surveying the Parkway-The park
commission Is making every effort to hasten
the river bank parkway from Lake street to
Minnehaha park. Surveys are being pushed
and it is hoped that the work will be COM
pleted so that report on the subject may
be presented at the next regular meeting of
the board, which will be Monday. The new
parkway will cut through certain properties
but until the surveys are completed the ex-
act location is uncertain. Property will have
to be acquired by the city from some half
a. dozen propsrty owners. The position OF
these persons Is not as yet definitely known.
Burglars Poorly Paid-The residence
ut 1856 Lyndale avenue N, occupied by F. A.
Rogers, an engineer for the Minneapolis &
st. Louis railroad, and P. S. Ware who has
an office In the Lumber Exchange building,
was entered by burglars last night while all
members Of both families were away. Moth
Ing was taken downstairs in Mr.. Rogers
apartments, but in the sleeping-room Of Mr.:
Ware up stairs, a pocketbook containing $1.75
was taken The burglars evidently were
forced to depart before they completed their
work, as they left a god watch and 5ewelry
box containing jewelry worth nearly $500
on the dresser and In plain view.