The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-12
CITY NEWS

AN "Uncle" Arrested-A. schapiro, a
ipawnbroker, Is detained by the police. He is
believed to have received stolen property at
his store and to. have failed to report the
same to the pawnbroher inspector,
4 j. w. Raymond Improves Presi-
dent j. W. Raymond of the Northwestern
National bank, who has been i'll in New York
is recovering Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond eX-
pect to start on three mouths trip TO
Europe within a short time.
Dog Tags on Hnnd--SiX thousand dog
license tags were received at the city clerks
Office to-day. They are of the color of silver
for female and Of gold for male dogs. The
former will cost S. and the latter 81. All
dogs must be licensed before May l.
Col. RObt. StrattOn, the Orator
Colonel Robert STATION will be the orator Of
the day at the general Memorial Day eNer-
cises to be held in the Exposition building
The statement that j., Colfax Grant was to
otticiate in that capacity was an error.
Lecture by DIR. burton On Friday
evening, April IS, in the assembly hall of the
given for the memorial fund OF the senior
class. DR.. Burton will lecture upon Mon
sieur Beaucaire and will give dramatic read
ingS from the book.
Dancing Burglars Superintendent
: OF Police Fred W. Ames this morning issued
an order that there should be no more dances
at the resort at Washington and Fifth avenues
n, known as ''Dolies place" 1t is learned
that men who attended the dance there
Wednesday night committed several burglar
les in the neighborhood that night.
Charged With Using Borax - AL
bert Bachman, w. G. Brix and M. F. Kloffer,
meat Dealers were arraigned in the municipal
court this morning charged with violating the
state dairy and food law. They are alleged
to have used borax and other personalities in
order to disguise the condition of bad meats
and sausage. The case was continued.
To Grind More Corn--The Diamond
Elevator and Milling company has plans for
the remodeling of the milling plant on Cen
sary to increase the capacity of the corn
meal mill. In order to install the necessary
new machinery the company will eNpend sew
eral thousand dollars in building an addition
and in remodeling the interior OF the plant.
Hahnemann Is HOhored = Hahne-
mann's birthday was celebrated last even
university college Of homeopathic medicine
and surgery. Covers were laid for thirty
guests Dr. A. p 49,, Williamson iI5 presided as
given: The Local Influence Of Hahnemann, I"
DR.. Adele 5. Hutchinson; "Hahnemann as a
tPrescriber,' DR.. W. H. Leonard; "Hahne-
mann. the Man. Dr.. Henry Hutchinson.
DIR. scovine at ChapeI-By the invi-,,
tation of President Northrop, DR.. Charles
Raign Scoville conducted the chapel exercises
yesterday at the university. His remarks
were based on the student life and it's re-
sponsibilities. The attendance was large and
appreciation Of DR.. Scoville's remarks was
apparent. In addition to the regular services
being held at the Portland Avenue church
DR.. Scoville will speak at the Y. Nj. G. A.
rooms on Sunday at $3.50.
Spilled the Milk-A team belonging to
Mr. Christensen, a Wholesale dairyman at
Minnetonka Mills, which was hitched at Mic
ollet and Ninth street this forenoon, became
frightened at steam roller and down
Ninth street to Fifth avenue, where the wagon
was upset in collision with telephone pole.
The wagon was badly broken. One Of the
horses was munching oats from feed bag
when the run began, and at the finish the
animal was coughing up oats at great rate.
Fremont COnSresa tiOnaI
Election-At the annual business meet
ing of the Fremont avenue Congregational
church, last evening, officers were elected as
follows: Deacons, Edward McRae, g. F.
Granger: deaconesses emeritus, Mrs. P. w.
Reidhead; deaconesses, Mrs. Peryea Mrs.
Schott; trustees, +. E. Holton;.A. D. Condor !;
church committee, Mrs. D. T. Moody; clerk
o. E. Ballard assistant clerk, l.. H. Waldo !;
treasurer, D. F. Moody; assistant Charles P.
Armstrong; Sunday school superintendent E.
+. Melony; first assistant, G. R. Hadden; sec
ond assistant, A. P. Reidhead; primary school
superintendent, Mrs. W. S. Coe; assistant,
Mrs. Hampson. The treasurers report showed
a satisfactory financial condition.