The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-01
CITY News

"A. 8. Eddy Has New Place-Archibald
S. Eddy, Of the county treasurer's office, will
leave the uncertainties Of q political position
for permanent situation In the freight de-
partment OF the Milwaukee railwat
John Wrestling Missing-E. Wrest-
ling, ETA Blaisdell avenue, called at police
headquarters yesterday and asked that search
be made for his brother, John Wrestling, who
has been missing for two weeks. No reason
Is Known for his continued absence from home
The missing man Is 50 years old.
A Princeton Prisoner Fred Bad
sham OF Princeton, MIMI, was arrested here
to-day by Sheriff E. D. Clagget of Prince
ton and locked up in the Central police sta
ton. Badsham is alleged to have mortgaged
another mans cows and horses in his native
town.
Berry Accuses Fontaine Paul B,
Fontaine was in the police court this NOR
ming charged with assault and battery by
one ]. G. Berry. He entered plea OF not
guilty and will be tried April 7. Mr.. Fon-
taine is politician of some prominence and
was for some time the president OF the HUI
name Society.
J.. L. Blake Promoted-J. L. Blake,
commercial agent for the Minneapolis & St
Louis, has been appointed assistant general
freight agent, succeeding Roland G. Brown,
other business. b. NJ. Dennison has been
named commercial agent to succeed Mr..
Blake.
Wesley's Rapid Growth-At Wesley
church yesterday morning, ninety eight We're
added to membership. Or this number sixty
OF faI and the remainder by letter. The
record on Easter Sunday last year was eighty
three, and the year before, seventy one. This
shows a remarkable increase without the use
or special effort
River Bank Valuations The APP
Mt fbo 10, l,;oh Nc pL hoo I'd
desires to acquire for the new river bank
parkway held their final meeting this morning
and decided on the valuation. Attorney Rock
wood was instructed to draw up the report,
which Will be placed on file with the secre-
tary OF the park board next Thursday. 1t is
understood that the property involved is val
ued at about SIT. 500
BucISner's Sudden Death Alvin
Bucknar, q tinsmith. colored died suddenly
at his homa 6l2 Fifth street n, last night
He and his wife had attended the theater, and
on the way home Mr.. Buckner complained OF
pain In his chest. few minutes after they
had retired he sat UP in bed and then fell
over dead. He had suffered heart trouble for
several months. Coroner Williams mott
fed this morning and will hold an autopsy
although he believes death was due to natural
causes.
Regard 1t as Anti-Semitism-It, is
understood that there is much interest among
the Hebrews of the city In the prosecution
dowsky at Long Lake about fortnight ago.
They have complained bitterly Of the treat
ment to which pedders Of their race are sub
jected and will seek to prevent such out
RACES by appeals to the courts. For that
reason they wish to have an example made
OF Walter keyes and David Lubey, who have
been arrested for the Solodowsky assault. The
boys are out on bail and will defend the case
to the end.
Another Wire Lifter-Chris Helbach,
cd dc ,ipcY
charged with the theft Of $50 pounds OF cop
per wire from the car barns at Thirty-flrst
street aud Nicolet. There have already been
half dozen boys arrested in connection with
this same case, and Helbachs brother Arthur
was sent to the reform school last week for
being mixed up In this same scrape. Chris
permanent work has just been offered to him
by friend OF the family. He promised to be
good and was put In the charge of Probation
Oftcer Holt.
The Shattuck Banquet-The Shat
tuck club of Minneapolis will hold it's third
annual banquet in the rooms Of the Com
mercial club, Saturday evening, April 12 at
o'clock. The club now has about 175 mem
bers, all Of whom are graduates Of Shattuck
Military academy, Faribault. Professor Fred
S. Jones OF the university faculty Is presi-
dent; Judge George D. Emery vice. president:
George j. Morton, second vice-president, aud
William r. Sweat, secretary and treasurer.
The executive committee consists of A. H.
IL
Charles M Case and c. H. Blackwell.
Ginsberg Made No Case-Dan Muir
ply was in trouble in the golice court this
morning. He demanded trial on the charge
OF vagrancy, and, as he was able to show
that he had been working off and on for
some time and that he had steady work wait
ing for him In St Paul, he was let off Only
a few days ago Murphy swore out complaint
against S. NJ. Labowtz. whom he charged
with assault and battery. The complaint had
not been out long when the unhappy Murphy
found himself locked up by Police Lieutenant
Ginsberg, an acquaintance of Labowitz, on a
charge Of vagrancy. This was the case which
collapsed to-day.
Both Sides Ftned-Dr. H. M. Peter
son was IN the police court as complaining
witness against John Shaffer, who had called
him bad names. The defendant was fined
S. shaffer put up as defense that Peter
son first referred to him in disparaging terms.
On the courts advice, Shaffer and the city
attorney got together and coaxed out COM
plant on similar charge against DR.. Peter
son. The case was heard and Peterson was
fined $40, He feels very strongly on the
situation and asserts that he will make an
appeal to o higher court. He says he can't
understand how, on the same evidence, he
should have to pay twice the sum that Shaffer
did.
NEUROLOGICAL
MRS. ANNA ELLIS, wife of Henry