The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-29
CITY NEWS
WEATHER NOW AND THEN
Maximum Temperature To-day Fl
Degrees; Year Ago 43 Degrees.

Or. Helwie's Farewell-Dr.- j. 3. Hell
wig will preach his farewell discourse at
the First Presbyterian church Tomorrow
morning.
Annual Retreats-The pastors OF the
Congregational churches of the state who
have participated in the retreat when
closes to-day, at Plymouth church have
decide to make these retreats annual The
pastors express a keen satisfaction In the
work accomplished ...
Wei known? Grain Firm chanees.-I G.
Andrews and Herbert MacNamee Of l. G..
Andrews & Co.. will represent the Weare
Commission company of Chicago In this
city. l. G. Andrews & Co. as a firm will
retire after seven years in the grain and
stock commission business. ..E'
The Camera Ciub.The Minneapolis
Camera club at it's meeting next Wednes-
day evening will enjoy a fine set of Ian
tern slides. The vlub Is now affiliated
with the Minneapolis Society of Fine Arts,
and the meeting will be held in the direc-
tors room at the public library.
Jenkn Lloyd Jones' Lectures-Rev. Jen-
kins Lloyd Jones. the noted Chicago cler-
gyman will ecture in Minneapolis on
Wednesday and Thursday at First Unita-
rian church. Mr. oJnes is always well
come guest in the city where his brilliant
scholarship and broad humanitarianism
are greatly admired. He has large cir
Gle of devoted followers.
A Congress of Handkerchlefs-The
Mothers Auxiliary Of the Y. NJ c. A.
boys department is planning holiday
sale of handkerchiefs, aprons and other
articles, to open next Tuesday, Dec 2, at
S22 Nicollet avenue. Circulars have been
widely distributed asking for contribu
tions and a result. one feature Of the
sale will be an assortment of handker
chiefs which have come from every state
in the union.
Visitors From China-A. B. Ross and
II. d. Bassett, business men of Shanghai,
China. are at the Vendome hotel. They
are on their way back to China from New
York. where they have been interesting
metropolitan capital in private enter
prise. Mr.. Ross is an American and his
partner is an Englishman. Having sue
ceeded admirably in their joint interests,
they are heartily in favor of a. general
AngloAmerican alliance.
Dsclaims the Hold-up-George Matti-
son. who was arrested Sunday night on a
charge of drunkenness and then turned
over to the sheriff from Anoka county,
charged with breaking plate gass In the
window of ]. D. Sullivans saloon. denies
holdup of and a woman near Col
umbia Heights Sunday night. He claims
that instead of trying to hold them up he
assisted them in beating off another as
sailant.
THIRSTY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES were made
to burglarize four saloons in the down.
town district last night, and although the
thieves gained entrance to two places.
only So in cash, four boxes Of cigars and
e., = tell, 49,.
were stolen. The four places were Jack
Gallngher's place. 329 Washington avenue
S: Sam Richardson's saloon at 314 Fourth
street S; tn club saloon, SIG Hennepin
avenue, and Herman Roses place, POI
Thihr street S.
WILLIAM S. JUDD, the pioneer miller
was buried yesterday from his home, 629
Eighth street s.. A multitude of friends
We're present, including mainy prominent
Minnea Dolitans. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. T. w. MacLean, rector Of
st. Marks Episcopal church. The pail
bearers. who had been intimate friends of
Mr.. Judd, were George Perkins, G. J. Mar
tin. Llewelyn Christian. E. r. Barber, ].
H. Bishop and c. M Loring. The inter-
ment was at Lakewood.
CHARLES c. HOYT.-Funeral services
for the late Charles c.. Hoyt, who died at
FL Paso Texas, will be held from the fam
lily residence in Hamlne, Sunday at 2
+. m Those desiring TO attend the fune-
raj Will take the Como cars to Harnline
avenue. where carriages will be in wait
ing to convey them to the residence The
pallbearers will be members Of the Alpha
Delta Phi fraternity from the state uni
Vers1ty. The remains will be deposited in
vault at Oakland cemetery, st. Paul
Small Properties Moving-Edmund G.
Walton reports the following small houses
sold this week: 212 Twenty-second ave
nue. 5, for the Peoples Savings bank; 5000
Motor avenue. for John Harmon; 27O7
ColfaN avenue S, for PEOPLES Savings
bank and $50 Emerson avenue N. for
Pearl Waterhouse 1t has been a great
week for vacant lots; twelve sold in Wal
ton Park, seven in Remngtons, two at
Linden Hills, one in Rosedale two in Oak
Park, three in Calhoun Park and five in
Egbert's second addition.
Identified as c. Warner.-The man
found dead in the celarway leading to the
basement Of the Palace Museum, Thurs
day noon. wa sidenttied last night as c.
Warner who rOomed at II Western ave-
nue.. He was a laboring man, and had
been engaged in peddlng horseradish,
which accounts for the number of ad-
dresses found upon his person. Warner
was single man, or at least was not lv-
ing with his wife. although it is thought
Europe. He was SO years of age When
last seen he was badly intoxicated
70 Writing Up MnneapoIis.-Mi
Will have the right sort of representation
In the next edition of the International
Encyclopedias published by .Dodd, Mead
& Co. DR.. G. M. Jordan. superintendent
Of Schools has received a request from
that firm for an up-to-date article on
Minneapolis. He has asked Wallace G.
Nye Of the Commercial club public affairs
pc committee. to fiji the order. Mr.. Nye is
well supplied with brief histories of Min
neapolis and is in possession of all the
statistics rejecting the most salient facts
relative to the city's growth and great
ness
/. Standards at the "U.''-While the stat
of Minnesota does not have any standard
weights Or measures at the state cap
itol where they can be officially used in
testing county standards, there is a full
set of government standards at the state
university. In the set are standard
weights of one, two and ten pounds;
measures of a pint quart, gallon and
bushel and a standard yard. There are in
charge of Professor W. R. Hoag Of the
college Of engineering. They are the
property of the state and can be used
officially by state officers who can visit
the university for that purpose.