The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-18
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

High grade flower seeds; 400 varieties. Miss
V. White, SIS Nicolet.
Saturday, fresh roses, all colors, SOC a
Dozen, Nageis, SIS Nicollet
Wall paper in all the latest designs. C. E.
Taylor & Co., 612 Nicollet.
Dr. w. P, Spring has removed his residence
from, LILO Nicollet avenue to 1900 First ave-
nue. S.
Be sure and see the very latest and best
travellers goods from the cheapest to finest at
Barnum's, I15 Nicollet.
Why the Saloon Must Co. is Stanley B..
Roberts subject tonight at Thirty eighth
Street Congregational church.
Flowers for funerals and all other pur,
poses shipped to all parts OF the northwest
Mendenhall florist. 81 Sixth street S.
Subscribe for all magazines, papers, etc..
and get your binding done at Century News
store, Third street S. near Hennepin av.,
Memorial services for deceased members of
~ r. Morton corps, g. A. r., will be held in
the post hall to- morrow evening at o'clock.
Shortly after o'clock yesterday, Nels Wac
ner, brlcklayer employed in the rebuild
ing Of the Heel Vendcme, fell down the ele-
v&,or shaft and was badly bruised by falling
upon the bricks and debris at the bottom OF
the shaft. The Central patrol carried him to
his home, 2f0i Pleasant avenue.
The Minneapolis branch of the Christian ana
Missionary Alliance is holding a series OF
meetings in the church, Second avenue S and
Fourteenth street. Rev. William T. Macar-
thur, the new superintendent, OF the north
west, will be present and address the meet
ngS Thursday, Friday and Saturday at and
$50 p. m. s
Freshmen of the university have scorned
the warning of the sophonores, advising them
no.; to adept distinctive style of headgear.
and at a class meeting yesterday voted to
wear special style OF cap during the re-
mainder of the year The style for the girls
of the class is a sunbonnet in the class col
ors-Orange and black.
oil -tcft no co
ciety Of Religious Education lectured before
an interested audience at the Henneoin Ave
nue. NJ. E. church last evening on the aims
and workings of the society. He spoke of the
various schools which this society has organ
lied for the study OF the Bible. and URGED a
study Of the book in all churches and homes
Bicycle thieves did thriving business last
night Eight wheels disappeared from in
Of I end o'clock. Two were reported to the
police che by julius Platt, 525 Seventh street
$, and one by Christ Peterson. 2i21 E Twenty
fifth street The police are endeavoring &c
apprehend the gang which, it is believed, has
been at work since the riding season opened
A drop Of forty feet in an elevator was the
tarlling experience Of William Herring, an
elevator operator at the Excelsior mill F1rs
street, yesterday. Just before the elevate!
struck at the bottom of the shaft, Herring
tried to jump. but mscalculated and sus-
tanned had sprains of both ankles Other
wise he was uninjured: He was removed &c
and resides at 200 Twenty-ffth street Sc.
Not all the births in the city are being re:
ported to the health office, according to Health
| Commissioner Hail. and he purposes to Sc
an example for the offending physicians b!
| invoking the penalty of the ordinance agains
| those who hereafter fail to come to time II
Ithis regard Midwives are in most instances
| the parties to blame, but in some Others
! prominent physicians are concerned. TIT
penalty for failure to report birth is 81
| fine.
Mounted Officer Charles Warner, living a
3O12 Grand avenue. met with painful acct
dent at an early hour this morning. by whcl
his right leg was broken in two places belov
| the knee. After registering at the box a
| Lake and Lyndale. he started to mount nj
horse. The animal reared. and before tn
officer could extrica.e himself from the stir
rup the horse stumbled and fell. landing witt
all of it's weight on Warmers right limb
| The Central patrol was called and Warne
| was taken to his home.
! Members of the Minneapolis Republican
! Flambeau Club were entertained at an elabo
rate luncheon last evening, given by F. A
| Francis and J. G.. Layman, prCprietors of
new restaurant. After luncheon the member
! returned to their clubrooms In the Bijou the
atcr building for a business meeting. A new
constitution and bylaws were adopted AM
| TIE treasurer's report showed good balanc
| Oh hand. The club is we'll prepared for 1t
campaign duties, having a full equipment
uniforms and torches, a bugle corps of TWEEN
t- 1.-TWO anc a large band.
| Assistant Dairy and Food COMMISSIONS
| Dngman said yesterday that his department
had been aided greatly in its work of seein
that none but pure foods are sold in Mime
sofa by the joboers of the twin cities. MI
Dingman says the department is unusuall
busy just at present and speaks in the high
est terms Of the cooperation given by job
bers generally all over the state. Sample
are being turned in at the rate Of about 10
a day, and it has been found retailer %
job5er seldom purchases twice from manu-
facturer who has orce sent impure good
here unless the error is promptly rectifed an
the money paid out reimbursed