The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-09
THE: CITY
TOWN TALK

Saturday, tulips, Csc dozen; carnations, S5c
dozen. Nagefs, SIS NicoHet
Fresh Flower, Vegetable Lawn Grass Seed
Miss Emma V. White, SIS Nicollet. &
| Flowers for funerals and all other pur>
| poses shipped to all parts of the northwest
| Mendenhall. florist, 81 Sixth street S.
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and get your binding done at Century News
store, 3 Third street S. near Hennepin ay.
Proof of "forcible entrance not required
under our residence burglary and theft policy.
Fred L. Gray company, Guaranty Loan build
| ing.
The Lion Shoe and Clothing Store. III and
| 1ea Washington avenue IS, are cutting prices
pretty low on clothing, shoes. gents FURNISH
| ings, etc. 81.
Capital Shoe Co. stock. from St. Paul now
5eag sold at half price IN the great s sn
shoes. 00 sat a last s day. oo'net P'Ae
William Leishman pleaded guilty IN police
court this morning to the&e hargeS of selling
Intoxicating liquor, to minors, aud was fined
$40 by Judge Dickinson. %&Es.s
Mckinley tent, Knights Of the Maccabees,
will initiate a elias OF candidates, tonight at
its hail. 241S Bloomington avenue. Major
General Scott, of the uniform rank, will be
present! 80 - .r4ss -
Journal Telephone-Call No. 9, which con-
meets you with The Journal switchboard and
ask for the department or person you WISH
to communicate with. If you do not know,
state your business and the operator Will IN
form YOU. --' D.. .--
A horse owned by George Goliath. 34S6
Marshall street NE, was killed on the steel
arch bridge this morning by street car
The driver attempted to cross in front OF the
car, but Was unable to do so, and the: horse
was so badly injured that 1t had to be killed.
The car was not damaged.
John Doyle 1924 Marshall street NE:
Charles Marin, 224 Humboldt avenue n and
Steven Tokay, 500 Marshall street, NE, all
under "A years of age, were arrested last
night at the Penny Arcade, on Washington
avenue. and are being held until their parents aI
boys found on the streets at a late hour Will
be arrested. ~. .t !. --->. l.
The forty-ffth. annual diocesan council Of
the diocese of Minnesota will be held June T.
at Faribault. Bishop S. c. Edsall will pre-
side. The clergy delegates will be guests
of the cathedral parish and will be enter
tanned at luncheon by the women Of the
parish. It is expected that over 100 dele
gates will be present. ,--."-s">
The police have just learned that Louis
King, who is serving sentence in the work
house for disorderly conduct, is wanted in
prSeD for to eompee
two years at Waupun for forgery, and three
months before the completion Of his sen
tence escaped. He will be returned to Wis
consin as soon as he has completed his term
at the workhouse.
Thieves looted the residence of NJ. H. White,
1915 Harmon place, last night and secured
about $500 worth of jewelry. Mrs. White and
her daughter went out for a ride in the eve
ming and when they returned at 10 o'clock
they found the front door standing open. An
examination revealed the fact that the house
had been ransacked and every article of value
removed. Neighbors two men near the
house about o'clock in the evening, but
thought nothing OF the matter
The body of the man found yesterday in
the river, near the government dam, was
identified last evening as that Of Michael
zaruba, 1922 Sixth street S He was identi;
suspected it to be that of his father, who had
been missing for several Gays, The dead
in the Cooperative Barrel company's plant,
on Sixth street He is survived by his wife
and three sons, all of whom reside in the city.