The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-24

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A New Observation-Disclosures & Eaton
were granted permit to-day to erect brick
power house and iron -elad grain elevator on
Railroad avenue, between Thirty seventh and
Thirty eighth streets S. The two buildings
will cost $50. COO.
A Mysterious Thief-The cash reg
lister in the retail salesroom Of the Winecke
L. Doerr tobacco house, q washington ave
nue. s, was robbed OF S25 last night. The
entered the store completed his work and
departed without leaving the slightest cue.
Hotel st. Louis Manager Here-J. c.
S. Timberlake, wall-known hotel man Of
Georgia, who has leased the st. Louis hotel
at the lake for the summer, has arrived here
and is enthusiastic over the prospect ior
favorable season. He expects to bring more
southern people to the st. Louis than nave
ever before visited it in any one season.
Death Rate Lower Interments OF
bodies placed during the winter in the re-
ceiving vault at Lakewood, have been tax
ing place during the last few days. particu-
larly so during the present week Thls year
to the mild season and also to the fact that
the death rate was low this winter. The work
will be completed in short time
Minneapolis Gate Admitted - The
Minneapolis Gate of the Lovers of Zion has
been given membership in the national or.
ganization known as the Order of the Knights
Zion society, the Daughters of Zion and the
American Daughters Of Zion, the other Zion
lists organizations in Minneapolis. will become
Gate has membership OF 200. and the total
number of members of the various Hebrew
societies in the city is about 500
Lace Curtain Starts Ffre-A gust OF
wind blew a curtain against a gas Jet in the
home of H. X. Side, 1920 Park avenue, last
evening, and caused a fire which did about
$500 damage to the house and furnishings
The fire started in sleepng-room on the
second floor and was not discovered until II
had gained good Roadway. It was confined
to the one ROOM however. The loss Is COW
cred by insurance.
Brakeman May Die-Guy Watts, aged
%, freight brakeman on the Great North
ern, Is at St Marys hospital in critical
bridge, Mimi, early this morning, he was
caught between the bumpers and was crushed
through the abdomen. He was brought tc
single and has been, rooming in St. Paul fol
several months His relatives live in Illinois
Rev. O. A. Toffteen to Lenve-Rev
o. A. Toffteens resignation as rector of st
Ansgarius' Swedish Episcopal church has beer
accepted to allow him to take a lew charg'
in Baltimore. Rev. Mr.. Blomuuist will con
tinue as temporary pastor. Mr.. Tofteen hold
high position in church circles here. HI
has served as member of the examining boart
of the diocese of Minnesota. He establishes
St. Ansgarius' congregation and built it int
strong organization.
"Lifters'' Captured and Fined-Tw'
middle aged women, who gave their name
as Annie Miller and Ella Howard were thi
morning fined $25 or twenty-five days in tn
workhouse for petit larceny. Late yesterda
afternoon Frank Shaft, department stor
detective, arrested the women after lon
chase through the streets. 1t was allege
that they had taken notions. such as pins
combs, etc, from several stores, and tina
the total amount Of their stealirgs was abou
$3.50 The women pleaded guilty.
Business Again Good-Wong Guy ha
very high opinion of that great America
institution, an injunction. Wong Guy is tn
proprietor of the W. Y. restaurant, on Wash
ington avenue. Only week ago. the Cooks
Union Yves making it so unpleasant for Won
and njuring his business to such an exter
, by means Of boycott, that he was thinkin
seriously Of going out OK business. In
happy moment some one told Wong to see a
attorney. An injunction followed, restrain
ing the union from interfering with the bus
ness of the restaurant. Harlan P: Robert
who represented the proprietors of the restau
rants, says business is again good with Wonl