The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-19


Rep. w. w. Dawley pastor of the Contra
Baptist church for the last six years, has DC,
tclined the call to the pulpit or the flrs'
Baptist church Of Duluth, where he formerly
preached.
Camera Club Meeting-The Town and
Country Camera Glass will meet this ID,
evening at the Y NJ. c. A. building. The
subject Of the lecture will be 'tFlashlight
Photography" with practical demonstra
ton. Announcement will also be MADE OIL the
prize for the March competition, which will be
open to all members Of the class, but confined
to negatives taken during the month.
4 Coachman Fined-Frank Marshall,
q coored coachman, was yesterday lined
SIS, with the alternative Of as many days III
jail, for assault and battery. The complain
ant, Lena Hagen, made damaging charges
against Marshall. She claimed that he made
insulting advances and was attempting vio-
lence when the second girl made her appear
ance.
Cts Council POstpOned-The meet
ing Of tho citizens council, set for Wednes-
day, has been postponed one week. This de-
lay IS due to some changes in the program. II
Is hoped at the next meeting to nave. omcers
OF state institutions and other prominent pup.
lie officials to discuss the general questic n of
the relation OF the state to charity matters.
To this meeting the public is invited. Dele
gates from the various churches and socie-
ties are urged to be present
Chief Captain CALDWELL of the fire department,
while driving to fire a Seventeenth street
and Vine place, with G. c. Cederberg, Monday
evening, had accident which might have
cart broke and the horse continued running
for quarter Of a block before he was stopped.
Fortunately. neither of the occupants of the
cart was hurt. The horse was badly scratched,
but escaped serious injury.
Poor Department Busy-The poor de-
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the advent of the recent cold snap: Many
of the city's poor who were doing well during
the warm weather were compelled to appear
for aid as soon as the mercury fell. Yester-
day several applicants were, waiting at the
Office Of Superintendent Johnson when ne
arrived. and there was a, steady stream all
day. Forty loads Of wood and many 'rations
OF groceries We're supplied.
Exhibit Not Closed Yet-The an
nounced closing Of the special exhibition: OF
public library gallery Monday night brought
forth SO many expression of regret from the
art students and others who have been drop
ping in frequently to study the pictures that
1t has been decided to leave the gallery IN
disturbed for the remainder of the week: The
attendance has continued large, even during
the stormy weather. and no exhibition ever
held in the city has been more appreciated.
Property Not Paid Fore. E. Gabel-
son and C. B. Johnson were arrested yester-
day by Inspector Price and Patrolman
Erickson on charge of selling mortgaged
property. They were taken by the inspector
while trying to sell a sewing machine at a
pawnshop on Washington avenue s.. 1t was
found upon investigation that the machine had
been purchased ON the installment plan and
machine was bought by Gabelson, who lives
at 2021 Twenty first avenue S. H.
Buchannn's New SpOrt-W, G. Bu-
chanan, the sixth ward liveryman. has re-
turned from West Baden, Ind, enthused with
a new form of sport to which he was intro
duced at the resort where people sometimes
go for their health. Pingpong, golf or even
a hot driving matinee all seem tame forms
of amusement to him now, for he has been
initiated into the mysteries Of the dog and
badger fight. The sport is said to be popu-
lar one among new corners at West Baden
Buck" early heard that there was to be such
affair, and manifested SO much interest
that be was made referee. and a good-sized
pot changed hands his decisions. The
sport is not brutal the name might indi-
cate.
Special Meetings-Beginn last night
at Park Avenue Congregational church a
series of services for the purpose Of deepen
held Friday. The services will be-
gin at 7:45 o'clock and continue one
avenue S, took place from the residence
hour, with fifteen minute address. The sub
jects, and speakers for the first week are as
follows Tp esd Christ the s9 z Re- e
Wednesday, Christ the Supreme Example, -
Rev, c. 3. Burton; Thursday, Christ tue
Supreme Helper" Rev J.. Il. Mott; Friday
Christ the Supreme Object of Affection -
Rev. E. w. Shurtleff; Friday, A o'clock meet
ing for the children.