The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-19
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

Choice farm loans for sale, with titles
guaranteed. Title Insurance and Trust Go.
Judge j. A. Temple will speak at Socialist
hall, 12o NiCollet avenue, at 3 p. m. to-mor-
row. Subjeot, why Be a SOCIALISM," - i
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nepin avenue.
Rev. A. W. Wright, of the Fifth Presby-
terian church, will deliver special sermon to
temperance secretaries, at his church, to-
morrow evening
DR.. w. II. Fisher of Minneapolis, vice presi-
dent of the Luke Creek Cold-Copper Mining
company, left Thursday to visit the COM
panys properties in British Columbia. ~
A special meeting of Cataract lodge, No. O.
A. F. & A NJ, will be held Sunday, at / p. M,
for the purpose of attending the funeral of
Leonard Barr, a member OF Lancaster lodge,
Lincoln, Neb.
Joseph Oys 46 years old. residing at 1716
Sixth street n, was run over by a wood cart
and badly bruised about hte chest. He is
also thought to be internally injured. He
was taken to the city hospital by the central
patrol wagon.
Detectives Gallagher and Bahan arrested
Clyde Chamberlain this morning. Chamber
lam is wanted by the sheriff Of Ashland, Wis.
1t is charged that Chamberlain assaulted
young girl at Ashland on June II, but escaped
to this city. where he has remained in hiding.
Emil Spooglund driver for H. ". Leighton
& Co., was injured in runaway accident at,
Seventh avenue S and Third street this NOR
ming. He, was picked up unconscious and
taken to the Office of DR.. Fitzgerald in the
central patrol wagon, but was able to go to
his home. .
Laly's Rathskeller Cafe. s12 First avenue
s second floor perfect family a+ resort: o.
speciality. MONDAY luncheon for soc, table
dhote style 1t does not pay s; to heat d up
ing-rooms If you DESIRE
Minneapolis teachers have declined to affili-
ate with the organization of grade teachers,
perfected her during the recent N E. A.
convention. This is a national body to which
principals are not eligible, and as the
local school ma ans already have a teachers
club which admits the principals, they have
decided not to join the new association.
William Mikulak, a Russian, paid a fine of
80 in the municipal court this morning for
assaultng Ed Clotier, fellow laborer, at
the Nelson-Tenney mill with canthook He
that he could not control himself. Judge
Holt thought the excurse hardly legal yet
worthy of consideration in fixing penalty.
DR.. J. c. Nelson consul for Denmark, has
been asked to aid in finding Nelson Lyndrup,
q Dane who disappeared from Brainerd,
MINI, over year ago. Lyndrup came to the
bridge work at Brainerd. He left there last
year to ONE to Minneapolis but has not been
heard from since that time.
Eliel Brduette, employed by the Nichols
& Shepard company, had his right leg broken
last night by jumping from a moving train
In the St Louis yards. He rode in from the
factory on the train and In attempting to
jump off. slipped and fell. He was taken to
the city hospital, where the bone set
He resides at 124 First street N, and Is un-
married.
Thomas Clough. who is employed by the
Singer Sewing Machine company in St. Paul,
was arrested in this city last night, charged
with fraud 1t is alleged that he sold a
machine for cash but that he turned in a
charge for it and received IS commission from
the company. He denies that his accounts are
not straight and says he owes the company
$40 but was Strengthening up his accounts
when arrested.
Three services will be held tomorrow at the
Lena Mason camp meeting at Midway, II a.
M, grand praise meeting, led by Mrs. NJ.
Gould; 3 p. NJ, preaching by Mrs. Mason on
"A Son Given; p. m. preaching on Train
of the World" The afternoon service will be
preceded by praise meeting led by Mr..
Bolger. An extra effort will be made Sun
day by members and friends Of the society
to raise funds for tn work among the poor
during the winter