The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-01
THE: CITY
TOWN TALK

The Title Insurance and Trust Co. pays
3 per cent on deposits subject to check.
Harry Legs can save you money II you
wish to buy diamonds. SIS Nicollet av. UP
stairs. .as X 81 =. ~
A portrait Of President Roosevelt will
be presented to everyone inserting an ad
vertisement on the classified advertising
pages Of 4 h ourn q next Saturday.
Mrs Clara Roach, Of Washington, ID. c.,
will speak In Hennepin Avenue M. e.
church Thursday evening In the inter-
ests Of the Woman's Home Missionary
Society. y. EEf. Sc ~ l..
Professor William B. Patty will give his
famous experimental lecture on liquid
air at Hennepin Avenue NJ. e. church this
evening. The talk with demonstrations
promises to- be rarely interesting. ..
The young ladies of St. Stephens church
will give a card party and musicale
Thursday evening at the church hall,
Twenty-second street and Clinton avenue.
An attractive program has been arranged.
Harley Border was arraigned In mu-
nicipal court this morning charged with
stealing $40 from the residence Of Eliza
beth Proule, IL Thirteenth street N. He
asked for an examination and the case
was set for Monday.
The Commercial Club will hold special
meeting this evening for the revision Of
the constitution and bylaws. Thespropo-
sition to have the president elected by a
direct vote of. the members will also be
considered. The Australian ballot sys-
tenn will be adopted. .
Sheriff Woolsey of Fort Dodge. Iowa, is
team Of horses in Webster county, Iowa.
and then brought them to this city! The
man was found by Detective Morrissey.
and If a settlement cannot be effected he
will be taken back to Iowa
Peter Petersen, residing at Ninth street
and Twenty-seventh avenue IS. was ar
rested this morning upon warrant sworn
out by Mrs. Laura Hagen charging him
with assault and battery. He will be
tried Tomorrow. Petersen says that the
arrest is made out Of spite work and that
he did not assault the woman.
The police have been requested to 10
cate Lee Longley, a 15-year-old boy
whose home Is at Browns Valley, Mimi.
and who has been missing SINCE Sept. 49,
On that date he left his home to come to
Minneapolis but nothing has been heard
from him since that time. He is dark
complexioned, slim built and has one front
tooth missing.
The mayors attendance upon the board
Of tax levy meeting yesterday prevented
a delegation Of Mound township dairymen
from asking him to use his good offices
in rescuing cattle condemned some time
ago by the Minneapolis health depart
ment. The delegation will state its case
at the meeting Of the council committee
on health next week. ~
Revival meetings are being held every
evening this week in the First scandi-
navian Congregational church, Sixteenth
| avenue s, near Lake street. Rev. H. F.
Josephson, evangelist, and Rev. B. Lar
son, singer, are In charge. These meet
ings are especially good because Of tho
good music and singing. scandinavians
are especially invited.
H. Kelly, residing at 271s Chicago ave-
nue., reported to the police to-day that he
caught a man In the act Of trying to break
| into his residence. The man ran when
Mr.. Kelly approached but the latter was
able to get a good description of the in
truder. The police think that the fellow
Is one Of the gang Of house breakers who
have been operating in the city for some
months.