The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-18
TUESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY IS. 1902.
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

Journal Almanac and Year Book. 1909. on
sale at journal counter. Price % cents.
| Dr. Il. 2. Wanous, formerly Of the Roches-
ter state hospital, has opened ofhces on the
second floor Of the Syndicate block.
| Subscribe for all magazines, papers, etc..
and get your binding done at Century News
Store, Third street s. near Hennepin av.
| A race chart (event map) will be given to
those interested, so long as the quantity lasts.
| at the Powers Mercantile Company History
Club. Inquire book section.
Peter Anderson entered plea of not guilty,
sauit it and Battery By hroh yohnsen
The case will be tried Feb. u.s.
SAn international demonstration Of the work
OF the Salvation Army is scheduled for 8
o'clock this evening at Y. NJ. C. A. hall. The
pin avenue.
| The stay which was granted in the Nc
! Gregor case expired to-day, but renewal OF
twenty days was granted in order that he may
! have every opportunity to get his appeal IN
proper shape.
| Reinhart Heller, the little boy who was in
| court yesterday charged with vagrancy, will
be returned to his home at Mankato to-day.
His father was at frst unwilling to take the
| boy back, but Probation Officer Holt finally
| induced him to do so.
| The Central Prohibition Club met last eve
I ming at the home Of Robert Loe, S29 Oak
street Sc Speeches were made by Chair-
man Higgins, Rev. Mr.. Brown and W. G..
Calderwood. One hundred and twenty men,
| bers were present.
Electric lighting and power plant for sale,
Descripuon-Two American Ball engines.
14x12, each 10o-horse-power. direct belted to
four-pole 5o-kilowatt 1lo-volt lighting genera
tors. Possession given March 1, 1902. These
equipments are in fuil operation and may be
inspected at The Minneapolis Journal plant.
| Washington buttons given away with every
| loaf OF Regan's bread sold In this city on
week. Ask your grocer for Regsn's bread
| and get a picture Of George Washington to
wear on his birthday Remember, button
with every loaf; SO every member OF the fam
lily should have one next Saturday.
The university law students had lively
time at the election Of a representative for
the Gopher board, Saturday evening. One OF
votes. The accusation was resented and
blows were exchanged between frat and non
frat mel. Wildes was elected to the Gopher
board over Flannery by vote of So to 49,
The annual meeting Of the Minneapolis aux
Hilary Of the American McAll Association to
aid the work Of the McAll mission, in France,
will be held tomorrow evening. at o'clock,
in the parlors of Plymouth church. DR.: S.
B. Rossiter, representative secretary Of the
McAll Association, will give an address on
his recent visit to France and the work of the
McAll mission. T.
Fireman E. K. Norton, of the Minneapolis
& St. Louis railroad, rescued locomotive
from a burning roundhouse at st. Louis Park
Saturday. The building was burning hercely
7 when the fireman rushed in and mounting
the cab opened the throttle. There was just
enough steam left in the boilers to move the
engine out to to the main track. A few min
utes after the engine was rescued the build
ing collapsed. The loss will be about $500.
An entertainment was given last night by
the Eight Hour Day League. at Alexander
hall. The program was of unusual excel
lence and the attendance large. Frank NJ
Nye delivered an address on ':Closer Rela.
tons Between Employer and Employe." MT
Nye said the eight-hour day was one of the
first interests OF the nation that the laboring
man should have time for the consideration
Of the problems that face his government
and that the general adoption Of the eight.
hour rule would result in a great advance.
ment in public spirit Intelligence and health
w. L Nolan gave several character sketches