The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-28
CITY NEWS
WEATHER NOW AND THEN
Maximum Temperature To-day II
Degrees; u Year Ago "a Degrees.

A Tailor shop Looted - Burglars
broke into the tailor shop of 2: Charleson,
6051s First avenue S, last night and stole
cloth and clothing to the value Of $780, En-
trance was secured by cutting hole in the
rear door.
DR.. Force u Candidate Dr. J. F.
Force announces his candidack for renomina-
ton as a school director by the republican
party Edward Shumpik will go on the pri-
mary election ballot as a democratic candi-
date for county commissioner from the fourth
district. s.-,s
Tom Watson's Place Closed - Tom
Watsonn's place. at 251 First avenue s, known
as the PALM Garden, was closed up yesterday.
Thewaiters and bartenders have been pain on
and an inventory OF stock Is peing TAKEN.
This saloon has frequently figured IN pollce
stories 1t is understood that there was no
profit in the business.
Small Boy Far From Home-Francis
Hilton, II years Of age, who says he came
from Mobile, Ind, was picked up IN the ran
road yards at Kasota yesterday and is now at
The boy says he has an aunt in ST Paui Dy
the name of Shavanaugh, but no such name
appears in the directory.
Janitors' Outing-The annual outing
of the Janitors and Elevator Operators union
will take place tomorrow. The union mas
down dow the Mississippi river and up the st.
CrOiX to the Dalles. The steamer VIII ieaVe
the Minnehaha landing at $3.50 a. m. ana ST.
Paul an hour later. Friends are invited.
For Logan Park Concerts-A mass
meeting will be held at Logan Park. Broad
way and Monroe streets NE, Monday eve-
ming, June 30, at o'clock All persons in
terested @ in having musical entertainments
in the park this season are requested 70 a.,
tend The committees plans are to employ
local talent and make it purely a local al
fair
Commitment to Local BrOker-F. M.
Sssa es 1es By he
to assist in the preparation OF the revised
United States tariff book which IS 70 ee
down to July l, 1902. 1t Is the book usei
by the treasury der artment OF the United
States and the request comes a compli-
ment to the Minneapolis broker
Test of Sunday Law-C j. Johnson,
a grocer at 1000 Riverside avenue, was In po-
lice court this morning charged with selling
a bar OF soap and can OF sardlnes on sun
day, contrary to law He pleaded not guilty
understood that this action is brought to test
the Sunday law which compels such places OF
business to remain closed on the SaDbatn oay.
Enters for Races-W. E. Becker who
has lived at his fruit farm, south of the VII
lage, near. Christmas lake, three years, VIII
ber Of aSs
Boston he will so to Salt Lake Clty LOT ths
racing season. Mr.. Becker will then retire
from the racing field and go to Salem, Ore,
son, where he will engage in poultry ana
fruit raising on large scale. =
Insane Man Taken East-William D
Morse. United States immigration Inspector
will leave July 5 for Boston with John A
skaar, a feeble minded patient from the Fer
gus Falls hospital for the insane, VINO became
a public charge in Kandiyohi from causes ex-
listing before he landed in America. The IN
structions call for Mr. Morse to return by
way of the lakes, visiting the immigration
officials at Buffalo, the 500 and Duluth
In a Rivals Ward-The second meet
ing in the interests of Alderman Powers
candidacy for the republican nomination fol
mayor will be held at Grand Army hall, II
the third ward Robert Pratt's home ward
Monday evening. Mr.. Pratt has made NJ
further announcement OF his Intentions :!
was stated no later than yesterday taat hi
friends had not yet raised the promlse'
primary campaign fund. ..''.,.-.. -.
West Side Pumps Not Used-The ex1
gency in the water situation in Minneapoh
requiring the use OF the West Side pumplnt
station has happily not yet arisen. ~
water at the reservoir, which fell steadily las
week has resumed its normal level becaus
of the decreased use of water fer sprlnkllns
purposes following. the rain. 1t may be a ."eei
or more before it will be necessary TO rem
force the supply with water from the lowe
station. = .-s-'.-. i 3D..