The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-31

Consul Weber of Chicago yesterday stating
that from lack OF time Minneapolis coulo ho'
be Included in Prince Henry's itinerary
His Foot Crushed-Eugene Brown,
switchnnan For the Minneapolis Transfer Ra AL
railroad yards this forenoon and tell across l.s
the tracks. His foot was crushed ana was
amputated at st. Barnabas hospltal. pro"
is married and lives at 25Oo 4 Lake street.
DR., Burton's Lecture Postponed
Illness will prevent DR.. Richard Burton from
delivering his lecture in MS Stanley Hata
Single tickets that have been sold WIN be be
good for admission to the next lecture or 10
the postponed lecture when it is given.
Buys Storage Batteries-The Twin
City Rapid Transit company has awarded the
5000 horse power to the Elect Storage
Battery company of Philadelphia. The con :
within thirty days. and the street railway
officials say they will have abundant power
at the expiration OF that time
Charles Frohman Coming-It is ru-
mored at the state university that Charles
7 Frohman, head Of what is commonly termed
! the theatrical trust" will be in MinneapoI,ss
Musician and Les RomantiQues, to be
given by the University Dramatic Club at the
Lyceum theater From here Mr.; pf iron ian
business interests there. He has not Deen III
Minneapolis for ten years. We.
Prof. F. X. Sanders Visit-Professor
Frank K Sanders, for some time Woolsey
professor OF biblical literature at Yale uni
versity, now dean Of Yale divinity school,
ders is making tour OF the west. lie Is
visiting various educational institutions TO
meet graduates and others interested IN the
divinity school at Yale Dr.. Sanders Is to
speak at the students conference at the UNI
versity.
For Better Government-An ad-
journed meeting Of the citizens committee for
better city government will be held To-Day
at p. ~, at Dorsett's cafe, S22 Nlcollet
avenue. Postal card Invitations have been
sent to fifty business and professional G5M1a me5
csrroIl' W B. B. W. smith and NJ D. Hardin.
e. NJ Stocking is chairman ana Stanley tb b;
last meeting of this committee was such that
the ultimate formation Of vigorous organiza-
ton seemed effective.
Will Celebrate G. E. Anniversary-
Hennepin Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
will celebrate the twenty-frst anniversary OF
the organization of the Christian EndeaVol
Society next Sunday evening at $3.50. The
officers of the church, trustees, stewards ana
class leaders, will assist the young people IN
a special program. At 7:4o program OF
music will be given in the audience room
under the direction of Professor ODER: Hotfer,
Mrs Waterman and Mrs. Jones being the
soloists. DR.. Hutsinpiller will make the al
dress on the topic, Who Is Making the
World Better?"
Installed by Runge-The Naval Vet
Grams, Port of St. Paul, installed officers as
follows last evening: Captain, }. II: McCon.
nell; commander John Brady; lieutenant
commander, Porter Tremaine; lieutenant, r.
J. Barber; ensign, John Voleger; surgeon, II.
Beckett; paymaster, William B. Floyd; engi-
neer, A. c. Gammons; chaplain, John Carter;
secretary, J. c. GREGG; boatswain's mate l..
c. Oulman; master of arms, James German;
signal Quartermaster J. R. Green; ships cor
porsl, Oliver Jones; carpenter, G. 8. Black
we'll: gunner, H. X. Stroud; sailmaker, Il. A.
Burbank Port Captain A. H. Runge con
Quoted the installation services
Spent Money for Candy Frank
Hartley and Chester Chatfeld, IA and Is years
old, charged with breaking into the Lyndaie
school week ago last Monday and stealing
81 from the desk of Miss Stewart, the prln-
cipal. pleaded guilty in the police court this
morning. They said they spent the money
for candy. The Judge gave them a severe
lecture and sentenced them both to the reform
school, The Hartley boy received the verdict
with stolid Indifference, but young Chatfel(
burst into tears and sobbed bitterly. He is
bright, nice-looking boy and, upon a prom
Use to be good, the judge allowed him to &c
on probation. ..--, ..t. .~. ~ -.