The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-15
TIE CITY
TOWN TALK

Title insurance and Trust company.
Journal Almanac and Year Book, 1902, on
sale at Journal counter Price rs cents.
Engage table for yoSr Sunday evening
dinner at Hotel Nicollets Cafe. Select con-
cert every evening
p. A. Cool, D. D., will lecture in the
Western Avenue NJ. E. church on next
Wednesday evening.
Wetern Avenue NJ E. church will have
series Of sermons to young people this
quarter beginning tomorrow evening.
Subscribe for all magazines, papers, etc.
and get your binding done at the Century
News Store, 8 Third street S, near Henne-
pin avenue.
| G. f. Holm will speak on what Shall
We Do to Be Saved?" at the meeting of
the Socialist Labor party, Sunday, at s
p. m. at 36 Washington avenue s.
A discount on pocketbooks from the fin
est to the cheapest at Barnu1n'S removal
sale. Also on trunks, bags and suit
cases. Come and see. 404 Nicollet.
c. N. Fairchild, who was injured in
hockey match three weeks ago, was re-
leased from the city hospital yesterday,
having fully recovered from his hurts.
The City Salesmen.s association will
meet at the assembly room of Temple
court at s p. m. to-day. All those IN
tending going to Faribault should be pres
ent. .->
Socialism and the Home" will be the
subject discussed by Judge Temple at the
p. N. meeting at Socialist Hall, 125 Mic
ollet avenue tomorrow. The public Is
invited.
Members of Nicollet Council, No. II, of
the Modern Samaritans, will meet at Vo-
CELLS drug store at p. M. tomorrow, to
attend the funeral of W. A. Stewart at the
Simpson NJ. E. church at 2:3O D. IN.
Ole Dorf was arraigned in the police
court to-day charged with violating the
pure food ordinance in trying to sell
adulterated vinegar Dorf pleaded not
guilty and asked that his case be con-
tinued. Trial was set for Feb. 20. No
bail required.
Regan's bread bakery, located at Fifth
street and Seventh avenue N was not af-
fected by the Vendome Hotel fire and Re-
gans bread can be bought from over 400
dealers in Minneapolis, to whom it is de-
livered fresh from the oven, twice daily.
Simply say "Regan's bread when you
want the best. 49, \
Electric lighting and power plant for
sale. Description-Two American Ball
engines, 14x12. each 10c-horse power, di-
rect belted to four e ole 50-kiloWatt ITO
volt lighting generators. Possession civ
en- March l, 1902. These equipments are
in full operation and may be inspected at
The Minneapolis Journal plant.
Professor A. D. Bodfors, director Of the
Augustana Conservatory Of Music, Rock
Island, ILL.,, has been engaged as soloist
for the next concert to be given by the
Orpheus Singing society. Professor Bod
fors, is undoubtedly the greatest Swedish
organist in America. He was at one time
organist in the Lutheran Augustana, this
city. -
Lieutenant Martin Ghinsberg of the
Central police station was attacked by
Leora Macklan, colored woman, in the
station last night. The prisoner was
charged with stealing a purse containing
81 from a mans pocket. During. the in
quisitorial proceedings Of the lieutenant
the woman became enraged and bit the
officer. .--H
Harry Glidden, formerly chief clerk at
the Vendome hotel, recently destroyed by
fire, has accepted a position in the same
capacity at the Hotel Metropole, at Far
go, N. D. He left for Fargo last evening.
Nh. Glidden was located at the Vendome
for four years. He was originally a
travelling man and came to Minneapolis
from the east. -
The sixth annual meeting and banquet
of the Pythian Veterans association will
take place next Wednesday, The meeting
will be held in the afternoon at Masonfs
Temple and the banquet will take place at
845 p. m. at the Holmes hotel. Prominent
Pythians will speak. All members of the
order are invited to the banquet whether
members of the association of not. >at
Frank NJ. Nye will address the Eight
Hour Day League No. at it's next reg
ular meeting Monday evening. His sub
ject will be "Closer Relations Between
Employer and Employee" R. C.. Bowman
will give series of chalk talks, w. I.
Nolan will contribute to the evenings en-
tertainment after his fashion, and there
will be singing by the Linden quartet.
An illustrated lecture will be given
in the Augustana church next Wednesday
evening, by Nels Bouveng:S The subject
will be "a Tour Through Sweden, the
Land of the Midnight Sun" fine COL
lection of historical views Of Sweden will
be shown. The lecture is arranged for
by the Young Peoples society for the
benefit of new pipe organ in the church.
]. A. sherer, dealer in paint, was
in the police court this morning. He was
charged with selling adulterated paint
under a label which pronounced the con-
tents of the can to be Perfection pure
mixed paint, Expert witnesses were
brought from St. Paul to prove that the
paint was not pure. Sherer said that the
label was on the can by mistake. The
judge gave him a nominal fine Of SIS
and costs. -. .s.. ,...-.-.
Willie Rinehart, aged Il, left Mankato
few days ago on q carer of fierce ad-
venture as he supposed. The first one
that ne encountered was a Minneapolis |
policeman who gently but firmly led Willie |
away to the police station where he has |
been Willing away the time ever since. |
The boys faith ,r was informed by tele-
phone, but he replied that he did not want !
Willie back. as this was the third time |
that he had run away. Efforts will be
made to persuade the irate parent to take
his son back.
Leora Macklin, colored, was charged
in the municipal court to-day with steal
ing 81 from Sewers Johnson, who the tes-
timony showed allowed himself to- be
parted from his cash with the greatest of
simplicity. When he found, however,
that his coin was missing, he raised a
piteous scream which brought an officer
to the scene. The woman asked the officer
to search the man, and during the process
she endeavored to put the stolen money
back into his pocket. The judge decided
that sixty days in the workhouse would