The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-15

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Alumni Athletic Assoc1ation-There
will be meeting of the UNIVERSITY Alumni nm
enue Minnesota Loan and Trust company nansrs
building this evening at s o'clock ofhc eI
Will be elected and also two directors OF the
university athletic advisory board
Mxrtinson Improves - Charles Mar
tinson, who was stabbed in row last sat
nabas hospital, and it is possible that he
viii be able to appear before krumroy, ms
alleged assalant, when the case is hearu III
municipal court Monday morning.
Twas Heidi, Not Painter-Through
confusion of names in yesterdays Il r
Il |, 1t was made to appear that w; Il. y.
Painter had been sentenced for stealing an
overcoat. AS a matter of fact, Harry HEIDI
was the man sentenced. Nh. Painters only
connection with the case was as complalnlns
witness, it his oVercOat tnat ielut
stole.
Sold Drink to Boys-To two lads of
tender years We're sold Intoxicating liquors
In the saloon of John Holmbo, in South
Town, and the proprietor paid a $40 hne IN
the police court this morning. Frank Multi
gan and Harry Crandall were the purchasers,
and Albert Crandall, the latter's father. made
complaint.
Lyon Taken to Hospitai-Perry Ly-
on, proprietor Of the Calumet restaurant, 415
Hennepn avenue, painfully burned ny
the explosion Of a pan OF hot grease in the
nabas >ospital last night His condition is
somewhat improved to-day. Anna Schoen-
berg, waitress, also badly burned. is i'm
proving at the city hospital.
He Helped Catch Aggy-Captain H
w. Newton Of West Superior Wis, was
visitor on change to-day. Captain Newton
who took conspicuous part in the capture
AgllinaldO.
Philippines, having received his commission
as first lieutenant in the regular army, and
being assigned to the Sixth artillery
Anti Vaccination IndiSnat1on-
John Maddox, f. P. Richardson, d. j. Ken
ney and Lora c. Little have united IN lssu.
meeting at room 222 Boston block, at
tonight. The call says that public senti-
ment in Minneapolis has grown to such pro-
portions that lit has been deemed advisable
to call meeting to Protest against the high
handed methods Of the present health com
missioner"
Charter Commissions Expenses
The $377.S3 expenses incurred by the last
charter commission in the preparation or tht
charter voted upon at the 1900 election Will
have to be carried for at least another veal
by the members Of the commission. The
ways and means committee Of the council de-
cided yesterday that there was no authority
In the city charter for meeting such expenses
and that it would devolve upon the board OF
tax levy to provide the money.
Identified by the Eather-The body
found in the river near the Tenth avenue
bridge yesterday afternoon was that of Will
liam H. Steward, who committed suicide or
Oct. 81. The Identification was made by the
young mans father. Thomas Williams, bridge
watchman, and H. NJ Blaisdell, sol University
avenue Sc, employed in the P Pin mills
the remains, which were taken to the John
son-Landis undertaking rooms.
Goes Back to Indinna-Sheriff A. F
Wilson of Bloomfield, Green county, Ind.
arrived this forenoon and went at once to tn
Office of Superintendent Ames to claim Viii
liam d; Shepley as prisoner sheDley il
charged with the theft of a considerable sun
from his employers, the Greer Wilkinson
Lumber company Of Bloomfield, Ind. H
came to Minneapolis. and has been living
fall. Wednesday Detectives Hicks and Smitl
arrested him upon request of the Indiana au
thorities. Requsition papers have alread!
been granted.
Worried over Werum-Eerbert Wer
um's absence from his customary loain:
place at Fifth street cigar store caused tn
proprietor no end Of worry during the pas
week. Werum is a printer by trade. and Of
the day before the Vendome fire had told tn
proprietor OF thu cigar store that he wa
had just returned from Chicago and was dea
tired he, said. That was the last seen o
MIN, ana the man IN the STORE 1eafeI III
young fellow had lost his life IN the fire. I
was not until. this morning that Werum wa
found in a local printing office at work at hi
case. He had not gone to the Vendome.
Parker on the Affaire du NeilI-
Charles Astor Parker, manager for the Neil
Stock company, arrived in Minneapolis yes
terday. Referring to the refusal of Mr.. Neil
to go on with the initiation which was t
make him member of the Spokane lodge Q
Elks, Mr.. Parker says the actor had no
reached point in the ceremony where he ha
taken any oath to secrecy. He refuses t
believe that the Elks or any secret orde
would officially countenance anything Xix
antagonism to Mr.. Nenl in violation Of tn
principles of charity, benevolence and fra
ternity. AS to who was right or wrong in tn
unfortunate affair." Mr.. Parker does not pre-
tend to say.