The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-27
SATURDAY EVENING,

VS. TEL
ming the first performance Of Schillers
Maid of Orleans" will take place In the
school hail. On Monday morning the dele
gates will meet at the Catholic church,
where pontiical high mass will be cele-
brated, Bishops Cotter of Winona and
Trobec of St. Cloud being present. At l
o'clock the parade will take place and at
o'clock the first business session will
be held at the opera house, where Mayor
Peterson will deliver the address of well
come. At 7 o'clock Monday evening there
will be a mass meeting Of all Catholics.
Matt Nacebar of Jordan will speak on
Socialism and the Social Question: Pro-
fessor John Stelyle. OF St. Cloud will de:
liver an address on The Right Man.
Pontihcal high mass and sermon at the
st. Peter and st. Paul's church are set for
requiem for deceased members will take
place Wednesday morning. a,.zjs.: ~.
WINoNA, MINN.-In the district court
Attorney H. M. Lamberton secured the
setting aside of the indictments for adult
cry returned against Henry Schuppel and
Mary Batzel who were brought back to
Winona from Minneapolis this charge.
The setting aside of the indictments was
on account of legal technicality.-The,
criminal calendar will be taken up next
week.-A crusade for the placing of fire
escapes on all buildings over two. stories
in height has been started by Fire Mar
shall Norton The normal school. which
has only one fire escape, is to have six;
more. The hospital is also to be
equipped, well many manufacturing
and business establishments. -. y. +.
MoNTEviDEo, MlNN.-C.. P. Silver
male has sold his grocery business to Olson
& Fonkelsrud.-A farewell reception was
given at the Congregational church to
Rev and Mrs. P. w. Yarrow. They will
leave for st. Louis, Mo, early next week
where Mr.. Yarrow has accepted the pas
torate of Olivet church.-Notices OF spe-
cial election have been posted. 1t is pro-
posed to issue bonds to the amount OF
SIS 900 to conduct the waters Of, Spring
Creek to this city, and build a reservoir
in some suitable location. -.,.. 81
EXCELSIOR, MlNN.-A. B. Merriam Of
Minneapolis and Charles B. Chalmers have
formed a copartnership and will engage
in the oat-building business at Tonka
Bay. They will build boats of all kinds
The shop under construction is 26x46, two
stories in height.-The village council has
purchased and installed two electric arc
lamps on Water street.-George -Pender-
CAST was arrested yesterday on a warrant
sworn out by Charles E. Sampson, char
ging grand larceny in the second degree.
DULUTH, MINN.-Three bears, two of
them cubs, made a peaceful excursion into
Duluth. They went through the finest
| residence section of town, the big animal
| in front and the two cubs trotting bow
leggedly along behind.-Ihe state board OF
equalization, which is making tour OF
| the iron ranges. will reach Duluth again
this afternoon, and at o'clock will be
guests of the Duluth Commercial club at
| an informal dinner.
ROCHESTER, MlNN.-Miss Lou King,
| "a years of age, attempted suicide at the
Winona hotel yesterday. The evening
before she wrote several letters, stating
she was not long for this world and that
she was going to hasten the end. She is
now in a raving condition and requires
watchers to keep her from doing harm to
| herself She is a sister to Miss King
who was found dead in bed early this
month. Her parents live near Wykof.
NoRTHFlELD, MlNN.-An examina,
ton for applicants for the position OF
carriers for the free delivery to be estab-
nshed will be held here Oct. 16 by rep
resentative of the civil service commits
sion. There are to be three carriers anc
| one substitute.-The sale Of lots In the
new town Of Lanesboro, Iowa, on the
Omaha extension Of the Great western
line, will take place Tuesday, Oct. 7.
PRINCETON, MINN.-The Septembe,
term of court adjourned yesterday. Ou'
of thirty-f1ve cases on the civil calendar
but two were heard by jury. Alder
Leuck was convicted of assault IN tne
fp,nd
against saloonkeepers. for unlawful sale
of liuuor were dissatisfaction Henri!
who resided near Princeton, died IN grea
agony yesterday of delirium tremens' i
GAYLORD, MlNN.-T.. W. Barry,
pioneer settler Of this place, and TOR year
station agent for the Minneapolis d st
Louis railway, died yesterday. He hat
been unable to take nourishment for sew
eral weeks because of a rare disease
called structure of the oesophagus. III
leaves a wife and four children. He wa
about AZ years old. ~ .''- J..
L,JvERNE, M1NN.-Tne Democrat
camnaign was opened at this place las
i! night by L. A. Rosing and G. N. Andrews
, The meeting was held in the courthouse
which was packed The speakers wee
introduced by Jay Ladue.~ Mr. Rosln
confined his remarks to state issues an
/, Mr.. Andrews OlSCuSSeu Ille Ioi ILL.,
GRANITE FALLS, MlNN.-Last wee
. Governor Wan, SAINT appointed Bert =
, I,oe Judge of probate of this county 70 Il
, the unexpired term Of i. ?. OTIS deceased
=, Yesterday the republican committee me
! and voted to place Loe's name. on IN
, county ballot in November, making mir
: the regular nominee Of the party.
= FERTILE, MlNN.-John dolton, cand1
date for representative. on the repupl1ca
, ticket. has commenced proceedings t
. contest the primary election, based on tn
alleged illegal votes cast in the fourt
= ward Of East Grand Forks.-Cliffor
: Chase, II years DID, while coasting, re
(, from his bicycle and broke his arm.
i ANOkA,r MiNN.-John W.: Woodbur:
:: proprietor of the st. Francis Hour null
in this county. died early this mornin
g at St. Barnabas hospital from the effect
- Of an operation for appendicitis. He we
:, about 40 years Of age and was we'll know
= and esteemed in all this section of cour
= try. 'T.- ..,~ 81.
h HASTINGS, MINN.-Frank Spies,
n Empire, was struck by a freight car an
e suffered a dislocation of the right hi
J. J. F. Kruger, Waterman between S
= Croix Junction and Langdon Hill. we
struck by freight train and receive
q serious injuries.
Re PINE CITY, MINN.-Mrs. Richard c;
,o>.'c, wife who h11S loo nd