The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-06
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

DR.. Willis p Spring has removed his office
from the Guaranty Loan building to No. 32S
Nicolet avenue.
A. w. Howard slipped and fell on the
steps of the First Baptist church yesterday
and was seriously injured.
telegram says that Sam Rhode of Min
neapolis was killed Saturday at Tozer q
Barter's lumber camp near saltwater. Rhode
was employed as a sawyer.
Protect yourself from FIRE and burglars dur
ing 1902 by taking a safe In the Minnesota
Loan and Trust company safe deposit
vaults, 31S Nicollet avenue. Only s. per year.
haven schools, was thrown from an Ice
boat at Lake Mnnetonka Sunday afternoon.
No bones were broken, but both ankles We're
sprained and she was severely bruised.
The infant son. Irwin. of Mr. and Mrs.
David Wood. 1927 Fifteenth avenue S. was
found dead in bed yesterday morning. Pneu-
monia or some form of lung trouble is be-
lieved to have been the cause of his death.
lumber-yard at New Denmark, Wis, was
caught beneath pile of falling lumber and
seriously injured. There was compound
fracture Of the left leg and painful decorations
of the flesh He was brought to Minneapolis
and Is receiving treatment at Northwestern
hospital.
From II o'clock Saturday morning until 8
o'clock Sunday afternoon the police Of the
Central station did not make single move.
No arrests were made and there were no pa
troll wagon calls. Since this period includes
saturday nlSnC, usually the pusleSt VI LIE
week, the record Is considered remarkable.
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1902 These ECU pments are In full opera
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Journal plant.
Leaving his young wife, to whom he had
bene married but a few days, N. A. Sheldon
left his home in Superior and cannot be
found Authorities in that city have tele-
Paul to keep a sharp lookout for the man.
They say warrant is out for him, charging
him with forgery.
AS the result Of runaway accident which
occurred Sunday Charles A. Anderson of 2S13
Stevens avenue, lies dead at the city hospi-
riage at Fourteenth street and Third avenue
S, and fractured his kull. He was 50 years
old and had resided in Minneapolis thirty
years. He had been engaged in the real estate
business.
D. B. Nutting, who tried to end his life in
the Parker Hotel Thursday night by cutting
his throat, stabbing himself in the breast and
setting the bedclothes fire, tried to leap
from the window in the second story OF the
city hospital last night He was ais dlscoy t
great deal of difficulty. Later he became
delirious and had to be placed in a straight
jacket to prevent his doing himself harm.
Michael Dooley. night Waterman at the
Dayton block is in the city hospital with
two ribs and his left pelvis. broken. The
structure is not yet completed and the floor
between the first floor and the basement mad
not been boarded over. DooleY was looking
for keronsene can IN the dark When ne
missed his footing and fell into the basement,
Passers by were finally attracted by his
groans and he was removed to the hospital.