The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-27
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

Choice farm loans for SALE with titles
guaranteed. Title Insurance and Trust Co.
Finer than ever are the goldfish at Mrs.
Evans, 1907 E Twentyfirst street.
There will be Christian Science meeting
at Mrs. Della Whitney Nortons 1Ol2 Nlcolet
avenue, this evening, at I:SO.
report was made to the health department
yesterday of child born without forehead
or brain. 1t died after two days life.
David G. Bell Investment company has ready
ION or before per cent money to loan on
business and modern residence property.
Famous factory clearing sale on odd-slzed
and fancy oval frames. Also frames made to
order. Bintliffs factory, All First avenue S.
Only one more day of Barnum's discount
sale. Twenty-tve per cent of on all small
leather goods before we move to 10 Nicollet
Health department physicians and police
officers called at the Flour City Hotel 2O4
Hennepin avenue. last night, and vaccinated
the forty dodgers. 4 case Of smallpox was
taken from the hotel yesterday and the place
was rurni2ated.
Sterling Kidwell appeared in the police
court to-day and was sent to the workhouse
for sixty days for the theft of box of sur
gcal instruments. He said he was hard up
and thought that he might make some money
by selling the instruments.
The case against A. E. Ridell was up in
the municipal court to-day, but was dis
missed on technicality in the pleading: Mr..
the health ordinances by selling milk without
e. license from the city authorities.
An effort is being made by the police to tnd
the wife and family Of Mark Tonson. who
died at st. Barnabas hospital Tuesday. Ton
son was a clairvo.2nt and lived at TO F1rst
avenue s. Friends say his wife lives in the
east. Tonson is said to have had life tnsur-
anCe.
A heavy casting being hoisted in the Union
Iron Works. Main street and Second avenue
Sc, yesterday afternoon slipped and FELL
striking Charles E. Dixon. 1902 University
avenue Sc. DiXon's right leg was crushed
himself
movement.
Description3Two American Ball engines.
tors. Possession given March l, 1902 These
equipments are in full operation and may De
inspected at The Minneapolis Journal plant
Joseph Kennedy and man who gave his
name as John johnson, but who changed it
to William Dougherty at the solicitation Of
the clerk of the court, who knew him, en-
this morning. They were charged with steal;
ing an overcoat from Turner hall. They will
be given a trial tomorrow and are held IN
$50 bail.
ming, was accused of the theft Of silver
spoon. knife and two napkins. AS soon as
his case was called, he announced to the
court: Il didn't stole the fork and the spoon
belonged to me anyhow AS the complain
ant, ]. w. Schlenker, was not DESTROYS OF
pushing the case and as Miller appeared TO
be honest in his prOteStatlOnS or lnnocense
he discharged
The council committee on rules decided
yesterday that there was no occasion
for amending the rules OF the city council
give minority reports equal rights with
majority reports. in accordance with Alder
man Powers suggestion following the defeat
of his 3-cent fare ordinance through a sharp
and unexpected parliamentary move that
headed off his minority report entirely. The
committee decided that it was unwlse to make
the requested change in the present parma
1nentary procedure Of the council.
A. Schapiro arraigned in the police
court this morning charged with violating a
city ordinance. Schapiro runs pawn shop
at 72l Washington avenue 5, and ne IS
charged with failing to turn i'll report OF
his sales. The cause Of all the trouble was
the finding of some stolen property IN MS
shop. This was in the shape Of some twenty
pairs of shoes which it is claimed Andrew An
derson stole from the. saltwater prison.
SchapirO claims that the shoes were bought
by his wife during his absence. He will be
tried tomorrow.