The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-22
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

Journal Almanac and Year Book, 1902, on
sale at Journal counter. Price 25 cents.
Four per cent paid on savings deposits. Title
insurance and Trust company.
DR.. E. 2. Wanous, formerly Of the Roches-
Ter state hospital, has opened offices on the
second floor Of the Syndicate block.
David G. Bell Investment company has ready
on or before" 5 per cent money to loan on
business ana modern residence property.
Subscribe for all magazines. papers, etc.,
and get your binding done at the Century
News Store, Third street s, near Hennepln
avenue.
c; NJ. Loring will address the Commercial
Club next Wednesday evening on Municipal
Art" Mr.. Loring will Illustrate his talk with
stereopticon views 81
Ande Worm will speak ON elbow the Capt.
talists Manage to Live in Idleness and Lux
ury at the meeting CT the socialist labor
party tomorrow at p. NJ at SO Washington
avenue S.
Mrs. Alice Pro vensal, of TAO Temple Court,
has been appointed state deputy Of the Modern
Brotherhood of America. She will assume her
time to them.
The Anticompulsory Vacclnationists will
meet at Sos Boston block this evening. John
subject, The High Handed Procedures Of
Dr.. Hall and Municipal Misrule.'
A middle aged woman was locked up in the
central station yesterday on charge of petit
larceny. She is accused of stealing five yards
OF nnen, box OF waters and a bag Of buns
from a local department store She was re-
leased on s25 bail.
Fire broke out in the dwelling house Of
Charles Lundz, at 2421 Twenty avenue
and attic of the house were badly damaged
and the total loss will be about $780, The
cause Of the fire is unknown.
Dr.. Montgomery is announced to speak on
morrow morning and In the evening spe-
ca! address on "A Literary Pilgrimage the
fifth In the series, "A Summer Beyond the
Sea- Free seats. Doors open at Z.
Description-Two American Ball engines.
l4x12 each 100-horse- power. direct belted to
four-pole 5o-kilowatt 11o.volt lighting genera
equipments are in full operation and may be
inspected at The Minneapolis Journal plant
Three lads. Oliver Cole, who says he lives
at 1880 Colfax avenue, and Ralph and Henry
Mggn 4Se Harriet Ma yenus have been r.
Police Fred w. Ames has received notice OF
their arrest and will confer with the parents
of the boys and have them returned home.
III The Ohio Assoc Association; of Minneapolis. Will
post hall, Masonic Temple, Friday, Feb. %,
at p. N. This social will afford better OPP
portunity for the members to become acquaint-
ed than is afforded at the annual banquet.
Good music and light refreshments will be
provided. -.
Paul Sett and George Jones were arrested
at an early hour this morning by Detectives
Bracket and Malone, and locked up in the
Central station The former is held on a
vagraucy charge and the latter will remain
in custody pending an investigation. The ar
rests grew out of a report by Stanc Storm
inski that he had been robbed of 800.
William Schultz, who owns home at 1923
Grand street NE, had his hands badly burned
last night in attempting to extinguish fire
caused by a lamp explosion The dwelling is
occupied by Adolph Rake and the flames
started in the kitchen. Engine company No.
2 extinguished the blaze but the kitchen
was burned out, causing loss of about 500.
Mr.. Schultz's burns are painful but not Sc
rious.
Captain c. G. Bennett Of Battery B called
on Mayor Ames yesterday and besought his
aid in some scheme to improve the accommo-
dations at the armory. He insists that there
must be an addition built to the present
building to provide storage room for his guns,
and If it can't be done he predicts that the
local Companies Of the state guard will shortly
go to pieces. Mayor Ames promised to call
the attention OF the ways and means COM
mittee anew to the situation.