The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-14

New Grain Company-Daniel L. Ray
,mond. George P. Case, Denman F. Johnson,
formed corporation to be known as the
Acme Grain company. The capital stock Is
$50, 900 and the company will do general
grain business. The articles OF incorporation
tx limit of liability of Sl5o,0oo.
Jostled and Robbed-William Kau-
SAL residing at 220 Twenty second avenue 5,
clanms that he was robbed of $6 at the st.
Louis depot Sunday morning. He says he
was boarding the train when several men
crowded around him and before he could get
out Of the jam his money was gone
Under $1,000 Bond Mamie Lacey
ooored keeper Of low resort at I'LL second
street S, was arraigned in police court tnis
morning charged with abduction. 1t is
alleged that she entlced lb-year-olu girl
into her place. The hearing, was set fot not
Monday and she released under $l.OC
bonds.
Disorderly House Raided-The cru
sade against disorderly houses outside the
red light district, brought $16O into the city
treasury to- day Mrs. Draper, who kept a
place at 900 Hennepin avenue. and four girls
and two men found in her place. all PLEADED
guilty in court this morning, and Mrs. Draper
was fined $1O0. The rest paid $40 each.
Scottish Clans Picnic-The third an
nual picnic of the Order Of Scottish Clans,
yesterday, at Hotel st, Louis, was attended
by several hundred people; The excellent
and a baseball game between the St. Paul
and Minneapolis clans. An orchestra fur-
nished music for dancing and a Highland dan
cling contest was feature or the day
Baptiats at Mound-The Baptist sum-
mer assembly at Mound, Mnnetonka, is be-
Ing attended better than in any previous year; ar
Already forty-fve tents are occupied and the
hotel is filled Over 100 are regular campers;
Following the regular devotional and speclai
sevlces Of the morning an excursion was 1aRen
@J@ l,1yI to dow n Y. +.
U. day. The program will be in charge OF
State President F. E. R. Miller.
Changing the Track-The street rail-
way company is making extensive repairs on
Its lines at Grant street and Nicollet avenue.
The entire track extending from Thirteenth
which was originally built for the cable sys.:
tenn. is being replaced with heavy steel OF
extra length. The tracks on the curve are
being separated, thus allowing cars to pass
without the danger of humping.
The Midway Camp Meeting - Rev
John Whiteside Of Beresford, S. D., vii!
preach tonight at the camp meeting in Mid
way. The meeting is progressing favorabiy
and attracting attention. Miss kittle Ellis
delights all with her singing. Rev w; g
ert S. Ellis have preached this week. Rev
Messrs. Bowers OF the German Methodis
church, McCandlish OF the Christian ALI
sisted.
The Old Thireps Reunion The
eighteenth reunion of the old Third regiment
Minnesota volunteer infantry, will be held II
the George y. Morgan post hall, Third ant
Nicollet, at 10 a. m, Thursday. Sept.
Members Of the old regiment their wives ant
children, are cordially invited to be presen
and grasp hands IN this, the thirty seventh
year since their muster out Major w: u
card notices of the reunion, asking old com
rades to reply with their present addresses.
) Errors in Report-Errors crept int
the report of the meeting Of the board o
trustees of the Minnesota Soldiers Home
Instead of the death rate s being high for tn
year just closed, it was low, the number dy
ing being thirtyseven, as compared witt
Der of inmates was smaller. The officers re
Ps11r Rn the sesa sd ss 3e{sre to pr pr e. E. F.
place year ago, and not Tuesday, as stated
General NJ. E. Picnic-The first an
nual general picnic of the Methodist churche
OF Minneapolis and ST. Paul will be held o.
the Methodist assembly grounds at Grove
land, Minnetonka Wednesday, Aug 20. -. :;
Ing baseball game between Minneapolis an
st. Paul. a ladies ball games, tennis tour
nament, boat and tub races, an excursion O.
the lake, ETC. Train leaves milwaukee, sta
tion at 9 a. m. Committee, j. 7. George,
F. Cam and c. r. Ellis.
Landberg's Friends Busy Th
friends of Captain John Landberg of the sout
Side police station who is said to be slate
for dismissal with the incoming OF Chief
Plcs et F. Wate h making st1ong pupdre
and fifty of them met last evening at DAM
hall to protest against the contemplated dif l
mayor to retain the captain as commandin
officer of the South station. Henry kerste1
Theodore Dahl. Hans Hanson: G. C: Chris Is
tianson and l.. ID. Dougherty will present tn
tomorrow