The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-25
CITY NEWS

A Talk on Parks-Dr. w. w Fol
well, president of the Minneapolis park board
will address the members of the Commercial
Club, In the clubrooms, Monday noon, OF
''The Minneapolis Park System.
Zero Weather Coming Observer
Outram predicts cold weather for morning
The wave will bear the mercury down to
or 10 degrees below zero. The wave Is no
likely to be of the terrifying variety.
The Track OF II Observation-Disclosures. G.
L. Morrill, will lecture at tonight at th'
Chicago Avenue Baptist church in the serie:
entitled In the Tracks of a .Tenderfoot
His subject will be The Mediterranean ant
Egypt"
\ si1i-u-NEnh Soldier-Frank F. Jew
EFT, commissioned second lieutenant In the
regular army, was graduated at the state uni
versity last spring: He was captain OIL Oh
commission by President Northrop. He is
St. Paul boy, the son Of r. H. l.. Jewett OF
the state auditors office
Reopening OF St. Paul's-St. Pauls
church is far completed that it will DC
reopened Sunday. Services will be as 1oi-
lows Eight a. M, celebration of the holy
communion, with special prayers for the di-
vine blessing upon the new work; 1850 a. NJ,
morning prayer and sermon by the rector
1880. p. m.,, evening prayer, service OF bene-
diction and sermon by Bishop. Edsall. A
choir Of thirty-fve voices has long been in
training for these opening services.
Pol1cemen's Swell ProGrams-Pro-
grams for the ball and banquet of the police
department which will be held at the Nes1
Hotel on the evening Of Feb H. We're prlnt eS
to-day. They are in the form OF batons, such
as those carried by policemen on their beats
artistically designed in brown and white
with the inscription in gilt, and blue core
to which is fastened pencil. There are foul
pages, bearing the program OF dances anu
dist OF committees in charge: Arrangements
FOR the ball are being pushed rapidly ano
the policemen anticipate a gooo revenue ~!
tn. emergency fund
School Gifts to Mckinley Memorial
School contributions to the Mckinley me
mortal fund will be taken up In the publlt
schools next Wednesday. 1t has been ar
ranged that on Tuesday each child snall re:
cetve an envelop to take home. 1t IS urges
that no one child shall give more than Il
cents and no single family more than z
cents. The children will bring the cnVelop$
oontalning their donations to scnoo Nv mex 9bl
principles of the respective bulldlngs anc
turned in Wednesday afternoon to the com
mittee in charge OF tie fund.
Mrs. Teman on Trial-The embez-
element of S1.15 is the charge upon which
Mrs. Jennie Teman Is on trial IN municipal
court, the complaint being made by the pro-
prietors OF a downtown store. 1t IS alleged
that Mrs. Teman, who was employed as clerk
in the store during the holiday season, failed
= to turn in the above amount received from
sales she had made. The case is Of peculiar
interest, inasmuch as the compliments are
defendants in another suit recently Drought
by Mrs Teman, charging false arrest and
Ill treatment.
Dorsey Is Arrested-J O. Dorsey OF
Minneapolis, who left his wife and family in
destitute circumstances some time ago. was
arrested at Emporia, Kan, yesterday, upon
complaint of Mrs. Dorsey, who followed him
there. Dorsey, according to dispatch
eloped with woman named Mrs. Ada Burr
Of Topeka, and was living with her at q
boarding house at Emporia. Mrs. Dorsey
learned where her husband and went tC
Impora last week and Yesterday secured his his
wife and declared that he had married the
woman with whom he was living. The lat
ter refused to talk about the affair.
Frank NJ. Shaw, Trustee-The cleo
ton of Frank NJ Shaw as trustee Of the T.
NJ. Roberts estate was made unanimous il
bankruptcy court yesterday morning Only one
vote was cast, that of the Bradley Cordage
company. The remaining 1900 or more cred
itors who have proved claims Endorsed the
choice. The election is merely an incident
Of the first meeting Of creditors, which will
continue Tuesday morning. The proving OF
claims will proceed. The trustees duties
will consist in taking the money from the
among the creditors according to the orders
OF the court.
why Briggs Lost Privileges-A re-
ported explanation of the reason for the soil
tary confinement of Fred Briggs in the work
house came out last evening. 1t is said tha
Superintendent Mcdonald placed the prisoner
in close confinement because he Influenced
testimony before the investigating commit
tee at its recent hearing. George Parker
driver of the Black Maria, did not testify tina
although Guard McCarty said he saw this
done. Tansey worked in the engine-roon
with Briggs, and Parker is Briggs father
in-law. Hence the superintendent suspected
the connection and ordered Briggs into cell
Scottish Rite Masons-Scottish Rite
Masons will meet here next Monday. Tuesday
Wednesday, and Thursday, Degrees from tn
The program for Monday will be under thu
direction Of Excelsior Lodge Of Perfection
No. 2. reception at 1 o'clock will be, fol
lowed by the comforting of degrees: Tues
days program viii be in charge of the st
Vincent de Paul chapter, No. 2. On Wednes
day, Alfred Elisha Ames council of knight:
program. Minneapolis consistory, No.. 2, vii
be in charge Thursday, and that evening the
meeting will close with a banquet. All the
meetings will be held at the Masonic Temple
She Was Finally Scratched Ida
Nelson, young woman of rs, who positively
refused to be vaccinated by officers OF the
health department at her roomng place. q
Sixth street S, consented to submit whe1
arraigned in police court this morning.
case of smallpox taken from the place
yesterday and last night health officers will
several policemen called there and vaccinatet
all occupants. Ida. Nelson, however, Woult
not bare her arm, although the police Off
GERS and physicians argued with her fo
half an hour. Finally she was taken to the
central police station and placed in charge
g Matron Scheffer. When asked to answer
the charge Of violating the health ordinance
which makes vaccination compulsory, sht
expressed her willingness to submit, and was
detained until she had complied