The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-15

Thieves Enter Resldence-The residence
Of L. S. French, IS Orlin street Sc, was
entered by thieves last night. and q pair Of
trousers and a gold watch were stolen.
The work is supposed to be that of gang
operating in Southeast Minneapolis.
Visited Sandstone Observation-Disclosures
of the Engineers club of Minneapolis
visited the uuarres at Sandstone, MIMI,
Saturday. They went the guests OF the
Great Northern road. Charles $. Hale,
secretary and treasurer Of the Kettle
River Quarry company, acted as host
while thu PARTY was at Sandstone.
sixty DAYS for Theft.-Henry Swanson
a laboring man. was in police court this
morning charged with the larceny Of two
overcoats and some other articles OF
clothing from Samuel West. He pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to sixty days
In the worllhouse.
Class in Telegraphy.-The improvements
at the Y. NJ. C. A are nearly completed
The registration for the evening classes
opens with an increase over all previous
years. Since issuing the annual announce
ment arrangements have been made foI
a class in telegraphy. The class will be
under the supervision of A. P. Bunce
and Will meet twice week. The class
will open Oct. 6.
Lad Of IL Admits He Was Drunk-ROb.
ert Anderson, who said he was 1S. but
who did not appear to be more than II
was in police court this morning charged
with drunkenness. He pleaded guilty anC
told Judge Dickinson that he got drunk or
whisky secured In A. j. Ostlunds Wash
ington avenue S saloon. An officer was
sent to investigate. and the court ordered
the arrest Of Ostlund.
Not the Same-A. Liddell. we'll knowr
in local sporting circles, says that the
crooked electric roulette wheel found ir
Chicago recently addressed To "A. Lid
dell does not belong to him and the iden-
tity of the names is a mere coincidence
He has not been in Chicago recently ant
Is not investing in roulette wheels. If he
were. he would get a square one and MOI
the Chicago kind. ...,
Charged with Burgary.-Joseph Well:
was arraigned in police court this NOR
ming charged. with burglary in the third
degree. He was held to the grand jury II
81, 900 bail. He was caught attempting tt
burglarize store near Hoas and SIKH
avenues N. by Patrolman Novy Wells
told the officers where ne had stowet
away some goods stolen from G. Sommer
g. Co. The goods were recovered.
Injured in Runaway.-R. R. Betcher
a real estate man. 706 Fourteenth avenue
N, was painfully injured in a runaway &C
cident at Second avenue and Fourth
street this morning. A team hitched t
a light wagon were running down Fourtl
street and Mr.. Betcher tried to stop then
at Second avenue. He was thrown heaV
lily to the pavement. He was cut abou
the head and badly bruised. He was takel
home.
Business In Porto Rico.-Antonio Balos
guide, a prominent importer of San Juar
Porto Rico, and r. Fabien, a flour mer
chant of New York city, arrived here thi
morning in company with t. C. Estee, tn
eastern representative of Washburn, eros
by & Co. Messrs. Balosquide and Fable
came to visit the milling center. M
Balosquide said that business has bee
steadily improving in Porto Rico since tn
stars and stripes were raised. CONNER
cial intercourse between American sea
ports and the island has prospered in pre-
portion to the spread of accurate informa
ton to the taste and demands of cor
SumerS in each country.