The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-28
CITY NEWS

Adry Hayvard's Petition-Adry A.
Hayward has filed a petition in bankruptcy
The scheduled liabilities amount TO WHY, %,
with no assets or exemptions The debts
are for two promissory notes ana 1of running
accounts.
Lost HIS Eye-John Klostrom, black
smith OF Courtney, n. D. had his right eye
removed at St. Mary's hospital to-day. A
few days ago, while he was working at his
forge. small piece OF metal lodged In the
eye.
w. III. NanderburEh Candid2t e-
W. H. Vanderburgh is the hrst one u enter
the contest for congressman FOR the Aftn dis
trict. His petition for place CD me demo-
cratic ticket for the primary election was nleo
this morning with the county auditor.
Get Mail More Quickly - Railroad
mail or closed pouch service, which will ad-
vance the receipt Of Minneapolis mail twenty
four houns at Luck Midtown and Frederic,
on the new 500 extension TO Dresser june
ton, has been established by the department
A Cemetery Robbed-Junk peddlers
are bidding high for old brass, and many boys
commit theits. Last night they took he
brass faucets from twelve MIGRANTS in Lay
mans cemetery. Cedar avenue and Lake
street.
Annual NJ. Y. G. Meeting-The annual
meeting Of the Minnetonka Yacht Club will be
held at the office OF William Peet. Boston
block, on Tuesday, April 1, at p. N. Cthcers
for the ensuing season are to be elected also
two members OF the board Of directors Tor
the term Of three years Other important
business will GENE before the meeting
For Western Avenue Paving-A del
egation OF Western avenue residents asked
the council paving committee this morning
for the paving of that thoroughfare between
Irving avenue and Knox avenue. The com
mittee awarded the contract for sandstone
paving to the Kettle River company at 81. 40
per square yard and ordered the paving OF
the block between Third and Fourth avenues
NE on Main street with macadam.
Blaze in Lumber District - What
might have been most disastrous fire broke
out in the heart of the lumber district snor oa
on the river bank and Thirtieth avenue Ne
was ignited by sparks from a steam pile
driver at work in the river An alarm was
promptly turned in. Though, owing to the
high wind, the fire spread rapidly, the hre
department soon had the flames extinguished.
Services ut Wesley-The Lenten SER
vices at Wesley church are growing in inter-
est. The congregations are unusually large
and the meetings deeply interesting Services
Friday, three services will be held-1o:3o a. m,
M Nor goa viii Ii meet all prospeoVe
brated with a sermon by DR.. Montgomery,
the pastor.
The Burglars FIed-Officer Nelson of
the South Side station, surprised two bur-
glars at work in the undertaking establish
ment Of P. D. Melby, 1105 Washington ave-
nue. S. shortly before midnight last night.
The patrolman was sounding the doors in the
rear when he found the door of the undertake
ing room unlocked. He stepped inside, and as
he did SO, saw two men fee through the
Ha CnaHf horn hnt nod
good start and escaped. Nothing taken
from the store.
Cleaning Up Camden Place-At the
Camden Place Improvement League Monday
evening 1t was decided to employ a man to
do the spring cleaning in that section of the
city. 1t will also secure and place in the
hands Of the residents Of that part Of town
the cards containing the health department
rules for garbage collection. The general
work Of the season was thoroughly discussed
The next meeting will be held the second
Monday in April at the home of NJ. Blanch-
ard, 1882 Washington avenue N.