The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-09


high school and st. Thomas academy foot
ball teams will play a game on the st.
Thomas grounds Tomorrow at p. m.
Commercial SoclabIiity-The winter
cial season at the Commercial club will
commence early in November. An unu-
sually attractive program Is being ar
ranged by the house committee.
He Was After Ducks.-County Attorney
F. II. Boardman returned from his hunt
ing trip this morning. He brought with
him about 100 ducks, as proof of his skill
In other matters besides the conduct Of
criminal cases.
Water Tank ExpIoded-John Roland,
cook employed at the Hill restaurant,
First avenue S, had three ribs broken
last night by the explosion Of hot-water
tank in the kitchen of the restaurant. Miss
Tiny Petersen, one of the walters, had
her hand cut at the same time. The ex-
plosion was caused by low water in the
tank
Child Took Strychnine-Permella, the
3-year- old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Michaelson, 2010 Fourteenth ave-
nue. S, had a narrow escape from death
yesterday. She swallowed several strych-
nine tablets. The prompt arrival OF
physician saved the childs life. after 1t
hours.
Failed to Pass New Rule--The CONNER
cial club board of directors. which met
yesterday. failed to pass section 3Sof the
new bylaws providing for the election
of the president by the direct vote of
club members. An adjourned meeting Of
the club will be held Wednesday, Oct. 10,
when the matter will be taken up again.
The sentiment in the club seems to favor
the proposed amendment.
New r. A. CouncI-Articles Of incOrpo
ration of Mnnehaha Council. No. 116O,
Royal Arcanum. were filed with the regis
ter OF deeds this morning. The incorpo-
rators are Fred Chambers, William H.
Barber. Joseph F. Schooley. John H. Van
Nest, Thomas Deacon, Harvey S:aHaynes,
Albert B. Husbands, John G. Walker.
Sherman l.. Gilfllan. Robert D. Cone,
James B. Gould, Joseph A. Sheppard,
Daniel w. LongfellOw and Leroy l.. Sand
ford
Longer Delay than Expected-some time
within the next year the new northeast
pumping station will be completed. Not
only will the pumps not be ready this
fall as was intended, but it will be impos-
sbe to complete the building. William
Brothers. who has the contract for sup
plying the roof trusses and other iron,
has been greatly Handicapped all sum
mer by strke,,&and now& that that Is
over. Is unable to get the iron needed.
Body Given to Frlends-The body OF
Pauline Brown. the young woman who
committed suicide Sunday morning by
drinking wood alcohol has been given tc
her friends in this city and will be buried
by them. Coroner u G. Williams en-
deavored to communicate with her sis
ter, who Is said to be in New York, but
up to last night had received no reply
The woman Is said to have had wealthy
relatives in New York. but no trace Of
them has been found.
A SINGERS Sexa.-Kjerulf Club observed
the anniversary Of its organization with q
'seXa'' last evening at the Od1n Clut
rooms. About fifty gentlemen We're pres
emf. among them several~~ members o.
NOrdmaendenes and Apollo singing socie
ties, and the evening was marked by
plea sures{ usually associated with singers
seXas. WI. Nolan entertained the gath
ering with some Of his inimitable stories
and Henry u. Gjertssn, on behalf of the
o guests. thanled the kjerulf Club for the
entertainment furnished. l.
TWO New Bridges Recommended-Tw'
bridges were recommended by the coun
Gil committee on railroads yesterday aft
ernoon, both to be built by the Northern
Pacific railway. One is to cross the rail
other is to carry the railroads tracks owe
Como avenue, on which the COmo-lnter
urban cars run. The Harvard stree
bridge is to take the place of the one or
dered on Union street, which will be va
Gated between University avenue and tn
railroad tracks for the enlargement Q
Northrop field. -
Accountants EIect--The Minneapoli
Association Of Accountants held It's an
nual meeting in the Andrus building las
evening. The club has membership {
over 100 and expects to increase in siz
during the coming year. The follow1n
officers were elected President, F.
Atwood: vice president, A. A. Guiwitz
treasurer II. B. George; secretary, F.
Dudley; assistant secretary, j. A. Young
man; chairman of membership commit
tee. e. S. Prince; chairman Of house com
mittee, E. c.. Oakley; chairman Of execC
tive committee F. B. kellogg.
Y. M. c. A. Night School Prosperous
Since Oct. I the Young Mems Christia
Association has received 287 new men
bers The record for similar time an
previous year is broken by fifty. TT
present enrolment in the night school II
dictates a probable complete registry
500 for the season. Already 240 hay
joined the senior department as again
100 last year for the same time. Monda
Wednesday and Friday nights alwa.
bring out a large representation of worl
ing boys who study penmanship, readir
and arithmetic.
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