The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-25

Got Ninety Days straight - Della
Carrot was charged in the police court TINS
morning with hayng ronDea lSa nlea Of gull
ty and was given ninety days Il" falsnt IN the
workhouse.
Skull Fractured; Will Live-Sam-
uel Herman, aged 10, is at st. Barnabas hos
pital with fractured skull. satu 1d9 ~, , ns
fell from the porch OF MS nome, aioS 1nsto l
though the fracture is serious one, the lao
is improving slowly and it is believed that ne
will survive. ?.
A "NIuch Needed REST" - ""The Girl
From Maxims" company is enjoying three
days rest in Minneapolis. The time between
the close Of the Metropolitan engagement Sat
urday night and the one at Duluth was not
filled in The company will leave Tuesday
afternoon for Duluth After playing in that
city, West Superior, La Crosse and ROCK
ford, the Chicago engagement Will beg1n.
Probably Heart Disease - Charles
Revernick. furrier aged so years died sud
denly at his home. 1919 Lyndale avenue n,
yesterday. He had been i'll about three
weeks. but week ago was able to leave inc
Deputy Coroners Bevans and Kistler held a
post morte1n this afternoon
Poisoned by PtOmatnes-There are
some unusual circumstances surrounding the
death of Cecil l.. Carlson, aged months,
WllCn OCCurerQ at Bethany nome laSI FIludJ
The death certificate sent to the health de.
partment this morning gives the cause or
death toxaenia. with ptomaine poisoning
as q contributing cause The parents OF me
child unknown. The coroner Will prob
ably be asked to Investigate.
No Stranger Here - Colonel George
kinball has been given the postoft1ce inspec-
torship in Minneapolis succeeding Inspector
Thiele who has gone to st. Louis. Mr.. KIM
ball took charge of the st. Paul division two
IIn frNr, CnnH
and lived in st. Paul. He is an old news
paper man, and at one time represented the
Associated Press in Washington. He Was an
enthusiastic and expert oarsman and took
part in many regattas on the Potomac
No Faculty Depletion Due-A report
that the University of Minnesota was to lose
two more professors to other institutions was
not verified upon inquiry TO-DAY: 1t was
stated that Professors Frank L. McVey and
+. J. e. Woodbridge were considering offers
from other institutions. Professor McVey
said, Il have received call from any uni.
xersity, either in the east or in the west: -.
Professor Woodbridge could not be seen, but
1t is understood that he has had no definite
call.
Saved $3OO-The health departments
new system at the quarantine hospital, by
which the department furnishes all supplies
for the board OF the inmates, effected a saw
rate during the prevalence Of smallpox, the
saving for the year will be not less than
$500. Previous to the inauguration of the
new system, the department paid the matron
$3.50 per week for the board of inmates and
furnished the help. The quality Of the board
is said to have been improved greatly, too,
under the new regime.
Going to Fortress MonrOe-Captain
A. S. Morgan left last night for Fortress
Monroe, Va, where he is to be stationed. He
will stop at Fort Myer to visit the family OF
his brother Captain George Morgan, and ar
rive at Monroe on Saturday. AS first leuten-
ant in the regular army. Mr. Morgan will be
attached to the One Hundred and Fourth
company Of post artillery. His commission
dates back to August. Lieutenant Morgan
took one examination in Manila and the sec
ond in Chicago two months ago. Since his
return from the Philippines he has made
headquarters in Minneapolis. Lieutenant
Morgan is a brother of Mrs. Stephen B. Love-
low