The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-19

ported this load IN the air five hours and
half. without renewal of the fluid con-
shutting it's motive power, without stop
page. or irregularity in the working Of it's
machinery, and with perfect success
throughout With far less than a full
expenditure of the power that produces
the forward movement. it readily attained
a, speed of twenty miles hour, and the
inventor, asserts that a hundred miles an
hour will lie within it's capacity.
The inventor has plagiarized from
Ericsson and names his aerial craft THE
MONITOR
WINONA, MINIMIZING comedy COM
pany presenting the farce, Over the
Fence was billed to appear last evening
but allied, neither did they send any rea-
son to Manager Rurllngame as to their
non appearance. 1t is surmised they fell
by the waysde. -Congressman Tawney
will arrive from Washington carly next
week for the holiday vacation.-The
normal and public schools closed to-day
for the holiday vacation. At the normal
an interesting program entitled The
Christ Child in Art" was carried out,
some excellent vocal numbers being given
by the normal chorus in connection.-Wil-
liam Roessner has been notified of his
election to the office of vice president Of
the Chicago Venture Mining company OF
Grand Encampment. Wyo. This Is said
TO DC one OF the n.OSC PROMISING, pIoptl
ties in that district. Two mines have
been opened and the development work is
being pushed very rapidly. One mine is
down 100 feet and red oxide of copper has
been struck on the top of the vein, which
is an excellent showing. The other mine
is down sixty feet. d.
FERGUS FALLS, MINN.-The next de-
bate in the State High School League Sc
ria ha hold
on the evening Of Jan. 9. between Crooks
ton and Fergus Falls. President Weld Of
the Moorhead normal cast lots to-day to
decide which team should have the choice
of sides and CroOkstOn won and chooses
the affirmative. This gives the Fergus
team the choice of loca tions.-Arne Aren-
son. who injured In a handcar acct
dent two months ago. had his leg ampu-
tated yesterday result of his INJURIES
H NJ Benson Of ST. Peter was In the
city to-day securing signatures for Sta tie
Treasurer Blocks bond. The citizens went
security for Mr.. Book to the extent Of
over 100000 two years ago.-'The high
school football team will give a dance at
Woodmens hall this evening. The team
is deeply in arrears as a result of the
seasons games and is trying to raise
money to ma Ike up the deficit.
BRECKENRIDGE, MINI, Charles
Barndt of. Andrea township. who was ar
rested on complaint of General G. G. An
drews. charged with setting a prairie fire
that caused damage amounting to several
hundred dollars. had his hearing before
Justice Wells. AS he had already paid
S125 in partial liquidation of, damages. he
was fined only 81 and costs upon pleading
guilty.-The Masons have elected the fol-
lowing officers: w. M James, w. NJ;
Louis Gewalt. S. W.; c. F. Fenstermaker.
J. w: Fl. L. Shirley. secretary; Fl. Dyke
man, treasurer-The Masonic and East
ern Star lodges will hold joint instaa-
ton Of officers to-night.-The Great
Northern air brake instruction car ar
rived yesterday for the annual examina
ton of engineers. firemen and brakemen
St1AkOPEE, MI NN.--The saloon Of
Ben Bakel: was robbed of $50 TUESDAY
evening. and Spider Flood is in jail or
suspicion of being the thief.-Mrs. Will
liam Kauth sold the st. Paul Hotel yes
= terday to Math. Grommesch of MarystoWn
who will take charge March John Ju
benville. aged IS. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Noe
Jubenville, died yesterday of typhoit
pneumonia The funeral took place to
day from ST. Marys church. Rev. P. J
O'Connor officiating p. j. Schwartz ha
sold his dry goods and grocery store t.
j. G.. Burns of mont--Damages t.
the amount of 500 were awarded Angus
Keeper in justice court for the killing o
three COWS on the Omaha road.
CEoQUET, MiNN.-The Cloquet Lum
Der company is erecting a fine office build
ing a story and half in height--The ney
annex to the Central high school will b.
opened Jan. 5. Tt contains an audto
rum and three recitation rooms and tw
grade rooms. The cost is almost $1,000
The new mill of the Northern IiuInbe
company has commenced it's winter ru1
and the Johnson, Wentworth company wi
socn start. This eXplodes the report cur
rent, in lumber circles that the company
interests have been acquired by Frederic
Weyerhaeuser -. .- FL, = Ii. - -. - !. :
HASTINGS, MINIMIZING will of J. F
Hiartshorn, late Of Allegany county, Ne,
York. was admitted to probate yesterday
with a decree determining the descent g
certain lands in Dakota corinty.-Fran
w Berfez and Miss Wihelme j. .Rah
of West ST. Paul have been licensed It
wed.--The Thompson Lumber conpan
has sold it's branch lumber yards on til
line OF, the Hastings & Dakota and othe
railway divisions and purchased the S