The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-10
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

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Valentines, unique and beautiful, at the
| beard Art company,f-624 Nicollet.
The Chadbourn & Braden insurance agency
has removed to ITO Lumber Exchange.
| Journal Almanac and Year Book, 1902, on
sale at journal counter. Price rs cents.
There We're over thirty cases on the police
| court calendar to-day, of which ten were
DRINKS.
| A steam pipe burst at the South high school
| THIS morning, making 1t necessary to dismiss
the students for the day.
! Fire this morning in the dwelling house of
Mrs A. M. Cos at Is Main street NE. dam
aged the roof 5000; covered by insurance.
Barnum. the trunk man. Is giving Is per
cent off on fitted bags and imported toilet
| cases, and discount on all lines OF goods at
| his removal sale. 40l Nicolet.
The police:Inns ball will come off at thu
| West Hotel to-mrllcw evening. Already
| more than s., COO worth OF tickets have been
| sold and the affair Promises to be. Zig
! success
| Joe Dodd, arrested yesterday for creating
a disturbance IL, the saloon at, "A Henne2ln
avenue. pleaded guilty to charge of drunk
enness in the police court this morning and
| was fined SO or ten days.
Peter Elk. arrested last neck charged with
tErgla In the third degree. was given a
hearing in the MUNICIPAL police court this
| morning. He was d.nl; Sc ed because evidence
or his guilt was lacking.
The grocery store of Scoheld & Allen, 1901
| twentieth avenue ~ was entered by burglars
early early Sunday morning. A large pane OF
| glass IN front window was smashed. and
| cigars and tobacco valued at $50 were taken.
| Patrolman Charles A. Foster, fourth pre-
| cinct one of the eight policemen dropped
teo l., resumed his duties Yesterday. Foster
| is veteran of the Thirteenth Minnesota, and
MS friends asked that he be restored to duty.
Andrew Anderson was in the police court
TINS morning charged with disorderly con-
| duct. The evidence showed that he had been
| 70 n vIoiv ofan
came off a few nights ago. He was given ten
| days.
Kate Luby, Fl years old, was in court this
morning on a yagrancy charge. She, has
spent four years in the House of the Good
| Shepherd in st. Paul and was released from
| there few months ago. She was sent to the
! workhouse for thirty days.
Mary Holmerson and her husband. s. w.
ming. charged respectively with vagrancy and
| with interfering with an arrest. Both were
| found guilty, the woman getting $25 thirty
| days and the man $40 or ten days.
| John Nelson, who lives at Thirty fourth
avenue N and the river, was given shelter at
| the fourth precinct police station last night.
He rushed into the station with but single
garment on. and wearing neither shoes MOI
hat. He was evidently demented,
Coroner Williams Investigated the death OF
James Lyness before issuing the death GER
| thcate. Lyness was the I-year-old bellboy
at the Russell Coffee-house. who was acct
dentally shot. Coroner Williams decided that
no one was strictly responsible for the acct
dent.
| All business of the Twin City Telephone
company is now being transacted from the
new headquarters building Seventh street
s. The connections were made with the new
switchboard early Sunday morning and the
finishing touches added in the course of yes
terday. ~ "
Another case of smallpox was discovered
at the state university yesterday. The unfor-
tunate was Gordon R. Shuck. sophomore
who took his meals at a boarding house with
about forty other students. Two more cases
have developed at the agricultural school
making seven in all from that institution.
Judge II. Danforth Dickinson and Frank NJ
Nye spoke at Wesley church last evening at
the Lincoln birthday service. The choir sang
special patriotic music. Judge Dickinson
dwelt upon the religious element in Lincoln's
character. Mr.. Nye spoke principally of Lin
coins originality, wit and readiness OF speech
Bishop l. W. Joyce talked to young men al
Man-His Hopes, His Fears" The bishop
urged his hearers to live the best life anc
be good and do good. Next Sunday Afternoon
Bishop Edsall will speak of THE Young Mar
His Work. His Play
Electric lighting and power plant for sale
Description-Two American Ball engines
14x12. each 100 horse power, direct belted tt
four pole So kilowatt 11O-volt lighting genera.
tors. Possession given Jan. Is and Feb 10
1902. These equipments are in full opera.
ton and may be inspected at The Minneapolis
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journal plant. - --~2 -
The February meeting Of the Minnesots
Academy of Natural Sciences will be at thu
public library tomorrow evening at o'clock
0. w. Oesthund will read paper on "a
Study in the Classification of Insects ant
Charles P. Berkey on Origin and Classified
ton Of the Clays Of Minnesota" Both read
ers are well-known instructors in the univer
sty. -
David johnson, colored got into troubl
last week for stealing musical instrument
from his friend, che '. Rogers, also col
orcd. Johnson. is devoted to music, an
therefore felt constrained to attach himself t
a trombone and clariI ct belonging to tn
complainant. These he pawned. He was con
victed of petit larceny and fined $25 or thru,
days. > ". g.. .,.-
The commitment papers of Francis S. May
er have been read to the Hennepin county jai
officials The findings of Thursday have bee
} forwarded to the state department at Wash
ington, and it lies with the secretary Of stat
r to determine whether Mayer must return t
Japan: The attorneys will make move t
+ have their client released by habeas corpu
proceedings. Z"
B. H. Truman was arraigned in the munich
; pal court this morning, charged by A. f
: Allen with violating the city water ordinanc
, with the water system of the city withor
first having obtained permission from til
regis Isl; Of the waterworks Truman live
plea of not guilty and his case will be trie
tomorrow.
An insidious blaze in the attic Of a two
story frame building at Is Main street M
this forenoon gave the 1remen an hours har
work. The fire originated from a defectiv
fue and was confined to the upper portion
: the house, which is occupied by several fan
o ilies Down stairs there is confectione1
y store. the stock in which was damaged I
d some extent by water. The total damage,
@ is estimated, will not exceed 5000.
X Rev. II. Egge, who several years az
n | preached in Minneapolis, but who has bee
! engaged in missionary work in South Dakot
:, for some time, is at the city hospital, whel
% he will be cared for until friends
7. found. He is paralytic and suffers ais
. from chronic nervousness. He was picked u
by the police several days ago, and at tn;
Il time was suffering from the cold. He W.
4 taken by them to the hospital.
Oscar Palm. arrested at Chokio last Tue
4 day for trying to cash Graceville money o.
4 der for $10O.5O, evidently raised from so cent
II spent Sunday in the HenneDin county jail
To-day Deputy Marshal G. A. Nimocks toe
4 him to Fergus Falls. The prisoner Is bou1
1 over to the grand urY. Palm is the son
an Atwater farmer. The amount named
l the money order attracted attention, as tt
government does not issue orders in exec
I of 500. ''5
The Alpha Beta chapter of the Zeta P
i fraternity held it's third annual banquet FIR
\ day evening at the West Hotel. Many of ii
I alumni from different parts Of the state we
present The floral decorations were vel
h effective and the menu cards unique D