The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-24
CITY NEWS
WEATHER NOW AND THEN
Maximum Temperature To-day u
Degrees; a Year Ago 60 Degrees.

Rawlins Post Rendezvous-Rawlin
post, G, 4. r.. and staff will meet at the
West Hotel at 94S a. m, tomorrow. to pro-
coed from there to Westminster church.
j. b. Eustis Candidnte-John B.
Eustis to- day fled his affidavit for the repub-
Ncan nomination tor alderman OF the second
ward. Mr. EusIiS Is the second canuldate
from the second ward to come into the con-
tSt. IL
A Small Boys Fnll-DeLos Brandon,
The S-year-old son of C. W. Brandon I'll +
Twenty second street. fell from tree last
head A physician was called and dressed
the injury. A.
More for Mckinley MemorinI-C. S..
Cairns, Minnesota treasurer for the national
Mckinley memorial fund, day forwarded to
headquarters a remittance of $l,l07l3. This,
In addition TO sums already sent, makes a
total of s6.oo7 for the state exclusive OF Du-
luth.
Atfidavits of Cnndidates-Three ad-
ditiona af1idavits of candidacy at the next
primary election were filed with the county
auditor to-day. Michael a. Gerber will run
for alderman of the first ward on the demo
cratic ticket; while John B. Eusts wants the
republicans of the second ward to nominate
him Arne o. Field will try for the repub-
lican nomination for county commissioner in
the second district. -.
county teachers meeting of the present school
year was held in the rooms of the probate
court this morning. Miss Louise Snyder OF
st. Louis Park read paper on Primary
Reading" The discussion was led by Mrs.
Zimmerman. a. T. Baker spoke on '.Eu-
rope In the Nineteenth Century, and Pro-
delivered an address on -''Neatness and Order
IN the Scboolroom." Miss Louise Hickey and
Miss Edna Chamberlain provided music. The
meeting was well attended. .s-
A Memorial Service-Members of
Dudley F.-Chase post, corps, camp and L. A.
s. will attend divine, service in a body to,
morrow morning at the First congregational
church Fifth street and Eighth avenue Sc.
All four orders are expected to assemble at
Their hall First o sE ana wth
the order or temporarily in the city are In
vted to fall in with the post ~
Pulpit Supplies Hard to Get-Rev
G. L. Morrill, of the Chicago Avenue Baphs;
church. has been unable to obtain supplies
Tor his church from among the Baptist min.
listers attending the anniversaries in ST. Pau
the morning his subject will be Our Soldier
Dead, and in the evening How to Settle
Strikes" ~
Phi Alpha Gamma Banquet-Delta
chapter of the Phi Alpha Gamma fraternity,
held its sixth annual banquet at the Hotel
Ncollet last evening. There were sixty
guests. p. D. Matchan, a graduate, presided
Among tnJse who responded to toasts were
Drs. E. L. Mann, G. E. Kicker, E. L. Hall
W. E. Leonard, F. NJ. Gibson, P. A. Higbee.
A. z. Booth, A. P. Williamson and E.
Roberts
Volunteer Firemen's Excursion -
The Volunteer Firemen's Association, which
extinguished incipient CONGREGATIONS In Min
neapolis before the days of steam fire en-
gines and other complicated apparatus, will
give its annual excursion down the river tc
Douglas, Iowa. at o'clock Saturday NOR.
ming, May 81 The steamer J. J. Hill viii
leave the landing at Minnehaha park at thai
hour. The boat will carry about LOCO excur-
sionsts, friends and relatives of the associa
tons members, who number only $50.
Willing to Meet DIR. Clarke-Dr. G
A. Cable, a physician who has had a widt
experience in the Chinese quarter Of Sal
Francisco, has expressed a willingness t
meet in debate DR.. w. B. Clarke of Indianap
oils, who is to speak for the anticompulsor,
vaccnationists at the Lvceum theater to
morrow afternoon. 1t is not known whethe
the characterization society has made specia
arrangements for hearing DR.. Cable. but in
asmuch as the challenge Of DR.. Clark is al
open One. there is little doubt but that DR.
Cable will be heard if he undertakes to an
swer DR.. Clarke.