The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-03

THE CITY
TOWN TALK

Or. Talbert, dentist, will be absent from the
Guy from FEB 10 to April 10.
Ma baInum moves to 715 Nicollet avenue
let avenue ~ - ~
barnum the trunk man makes a discount
III al lines of goods. Go at once to his re-
me regular business meeting of the Fourth
row - nepupilcan CLUB has been postponed
from Tonight to next Monday night Feb. TO-
, Mckinley tent, X. o. T. M, will initiate a
ciass OF thirtythree candidates this evening
a. q; Easthagen hall, Twenty-fourth street and
bloomington avenue.
, This was a great day for the DRINKS in the
pollce court. There were nine charged with
aicohoic excuses. This is q big record even
FOR Monday morning.
The members of ST. Dominic's court, No.
$40, will meet at 2527 Sixteenth avenue S. to-
morrow morning at o'clock tc attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Anna Mccormick
John HLeppel arrested last week, accused
with embezzling SIS from John Plath, was in
court again to-day. He will be given another
Gay IN which to produce witnesses for his
defense. !. - -
William Johnson was arraigned in the mu-
n1cipal police court this morning charged by
Harry Goldman with embezzling $3.50. John.
son was found guilty and was sentenced to
pay hne OF $40 or go to the workhouse for
forty days. ~
August Fell fell down stairs at 2o43 Wash
1ngton avenue N last night He was found
unconscious ,n by an officer and was taken to
the hospital. Later he was taken to his
home, GLIB Eighteenth avenue N. His In
Juries We're slight.
II. A. Bebout was brought into court this
morning charged by Robert H. Ogden, who is
a salesman at the Surprise store with having
stolen pair Of trousers from the counter
OF the store. Bebout said that he was drunk
ana did not know what he was doing. He
was sentenced to thirty days in the work
house. - :
Electric lphtinp MI pt for aa1o
American Ball engines,
!axl2, each 100-horse-power, direct belted to
t Tour 5o-kilowatt 11oyolt lighting genera
lots possession. given Jan. Is and Feb. Is,
Isoz. These equipments are In full opera
ton and may be inspected at The Minneapolis
journal plant.
fdrs am frozen to death. was the startling
nabas hospital by Frank Powers, who re-
sides at % Sixth street n, as he walked into
the hospital last night. Powers had been
wandering about the streets for several hours
and had his toes, fingers and nose badly frost
bitten.
Ascension church is $500 in pocket as the
result OF rattle for gold watch conducted
Smith. Tickets were sold at 25 cents each,
and last night at Ascension hall, Dupont and
Eighteenth Avenue N. the drawing took place.
OF that number may have the prize by call
ing at 1923 Emerson avenue n.
Fire in the residence OF Frank S. Lewis,
10Y Grant street. yesterday morning, was the
cause of great excitement among the resi-
dents living in that district. So rapidly did
the fire spread that the flames were burst
ing through the roof when the department
arrived on the scene. The firemen prevented
the further spread of the flames, however.
The total damage to building and furniture
viii! not exceed $3.50 The fire is supposed
to have originated in hot air hue.
At 1 o'clock yesterday morning a police
o1ficer found two persons walking aimessly
about IN the vicinity Of the Central market.
One was Italian mother and the other
Ter 12-year-old son. They had arrived in the
city from Italy in the evening and were vain
ly searching for 5S1 Washington avenue n.
where they had friends. Both carried heavy
grips their heads. The policeman took
them to the Central station, gave them food,
let them get warm and then took them to the
address given.