The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-11
CITY NEWS

Permit for Y. w. G. A. Building
"a permit was issued to-day for the erectio =
of the new building to be devoted TO the use
OF the Y. w. G. A, at S7-Ss Seventh street =;
1t will be four stories in height ana WI VII
cost $4,000 w. c. Whitney is the aren't
tect.
He Had No Permit-William Bray, ar
rested last week charged by A \. Lindqulss
with violating the city ordinance whlcn re-
qures q prospective builder to take out a
permit from the city authorities was IN court
to-day. He entered plea of not guilty last
week. but to-day he changed his plea and
was fined $40 or ten days.
Judge Torrance Notified-Judge Ell
Torrance, COMMUNICATIVE chief Of the G. a.
R., has just been officially notified OF MS
visitors to the United States military acad-
envy at West Point Judge Torrances APP
pointment comes from the president
Looking. After Autos-W. c. Heck
man, assistant suDerint endent of the railway
mail service, is in the city again from WASH
mail service in Minneapolis. Mr.: Hickman
has just attended the funeral Of his aged IA
Their, who died suddenly at Reading, Pa
Boys in Trouble-Officer D. J. Daley
of the South Side station arrested a quartet OF
boys this morning. They were James Han
SON Otto Smith George Long 4+ and prap Fas
several weeks, says the officer, they nave
been committing small thefts and selling the
goods. HIP.
Boys Rob School-Boys broke into
the Seward school building. on 2Sth ave
nue. S, near Twenty-fourth street, last night.
They tore off the storm sash and pried open
the window In one of the rooms they broke
open drawer in the teachers table ana
secured pair OF opera glasses "oT ~. 30
and a number of pens and pencils F1fteen
dollars in money on shelf near by escaped
the notice Of the thieves
Hope Chapel Banquet-Hope chapel
teachers and officers are to have their annual
banquet this evening at the Westmlnstef
Presbyterian church. S. H. Mitchell, assist
sponses will be made by members OF the
teaching force. Representatives Will pc pres
ent from Westminster and Riverside sunday
schools.
Died of Exposure-The death Of An
drew Webinger, the old man whose body was
found on the river bank Friday, was due to
exposure, and not to injuries received by a
fall from the ledge. This was determined
by post norton examination held by Cor
oner Williams yesterday. The remains were
sent to the home of relatives or the de-
ceased in st. Paul.
Going to Butte-Rev. Robert E. Will
liams of the Welsh Presbyterian church will
leave Thursday for Butte, Mont. The Welsh
of that city desire a church organization, and
Mr.. Williams will investigate the outlook as
Of the Welsh be yaSzent
two Sundays Rev. J. T. Morris will preach
the first Sunday for Mr.. Williams. r.
Saws She Has u Plant An aged
woman giving the name Of Mrs. Mary Iver-
son arrested this afternoon charged with
shoplitting. she was caught slipping some
trinkets from a counter in the Powers Mer-
camille company store into her handbag. To
Mrs. Schaeffer, police matron, she promised
to disclose a large plant OF goods which she
,fp1a I'M o-,a OR 70.
Gently. ... r.
DR.. Osborne to Lecture-In the lee
ture-room, University of Minnesota, depart
ment of chemistry, Professor H. S. Osborn.
Phi. D.. will lecture before the Minnesota
Academy Of Science this evening at o'clock.
The subject will be study of the relations
OF animal structure and Its surroundings.
This will be AN illustrated lecture, interesting
and instructive to the general public as well
as to lovers of science
She'll Go to Germany-The japanese
wife Of Francis A. Mayer has decided to go
to Frankfort Germany, to live with the par
ents of her husband. With her children she
Will leave the city March 20, the day follow
ing the departure of MAYER for Japan. To-
day expires the time limit set for the appeal
Of MAYER from Judge Lochrens decision in
the habeas corpus hearing. The defendant
has not taken advantage Of appeal, and will
therefore be returned to Yokohama under the
warrant of Secretary Haw.
A Good Catch - .'Boots" Carman
Jack Walters and John King, three oldtime
crooks, are in the tolls again. They were ar
rested last night by Sergeant Ekstrom and
Officer Thompson of the fifth precinct, in a
hobo rendezvous near Park avenue and Thir-
ty-irst street, and were held for vagrancy.
To-day, however, the were recognized
by Detectives Morrissey and Howard, who
expect to be able to establish their connec-
ton with, several recent burglaries in the
fifth precinct All Of the men have criminal
records The men were held in police court
This morning s -....