The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
THE: CITY
TOWN TALK

New and unclaimed picture sale ana ram
ing pictures cheap zesbaugh, IL Fifth ST. S.
Tornado or cyclone insurance written by
the Chadbourn & Braden Insurance Agency.
Everybody goes to the Plymouth Clothing
House for Correct Dress from head to root
Every 'teamster that will call at ! h
J o. n subscription counter Will be gwen
a horse hat.
employers liability Insurance.. Fred L. Gray
company, Guaranty Loan building.
2 per cent interest allowed on daily balance
subject to check by Minnesota Loan and
Trust company, 3l3 Ndcollet avenue.
Journal Newsboys band concert at Window
park tonight, Twenty fifth avenue and John
son street NE. Wednesday at Van CleVe
park.
The prohibitionists of the fifth ward will
meet tomorrow evening at 1904 Chicago ave-
nue. tor d conference and a social time. All
friends of the prohibition reform are invited.
John McAndrews was arraigned in police
court this morning charged with an indecent
assault upon the l1-year-old daughter of R:
]. Wyatt, with whom he boarded. He asked
for an examination and tho case was set for
to- morrow.
8, The big well now being driven at For.
Smelling has reached a depth cf 200 feeet and
every minute. The we'll is to be driven to be-
tween 500 and 500 feet. and the flow is ex-
pected to be at least 800 gallons minute.
The police have been notified to look for
nett and E. c. Mcdonald, who are soliciting
subscriptions for the German American Pub
fishing company Of Cincinnati. The chief OF
police of Hastings, Mimi, asks for their ar
rest.
Anthony La Brash, a blacksmith. had the
sight of his right eye destroyed a few days
ago by being hit by spark from piece oil
5 ns 5 In st. tho eye
saved. He is 81 years OF age and resides at
915 Aldrich avenue n. -
Frank ]. Carr, driver of the Central sta
ton patrol wagon and member Of James
pointed on Commander Torrance's staff as
aide -de-oamp. Carr was sergeant OF Com
| pany X, Twelfth Massachusetts, volunteers
| anG served throughout the war.
| Frank Strauss, a colored man residing al
| 1929 Seventh street S, was injured by being
| hit over the head with a club in a fight Sat
urday evening He was taken s to. ths Slss ct.
| fight occurred at his own home, where he was
| entertaining the man who is said to have
| struck him.
Gustav ,Yoneck, aged II years, was ar
raigned in police court this morning charged
with stealing S. from the Plymouth Cloth1nt
House, where he was employed as bundl'
wrapper. He pleaded guilty and received {
he took on an average of 81 per day TO
! several months.
Budd Reed, colored, was in court this morn
| ing, charged with stealing watch and =
from E. j. Green, 260S Eighteenth avenue
| Reed acknowledges that he pawned the watcl
but declares that he did not steal 1t. Th
case was continued until Thursday to Civ
him an opportunity to find the man from
| whom he secured the watch.
| Axel Wahlstronl was fined $15 by Judg
| Holt this morning a charge of malicious
| destruction of property. 1t was alleged tina
he went into a candy store on Washington
| avenue, near Tenth avenue S, and after dis
agreeing with the woman in charge, proceedet
| to wreck the furniture. He will now swea
| out complaint against the woman, charging
| her with keeping disorderly house.