The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-04

cartridges Packed In Butter-F. r.
johnson, deputy game warden at Minneapo-
butter and billed to the, Nicollet House, They
were shipped from Royalton by P. NJ. Gully.
Added an Extra SIS - William Tots
was in the municipal court this morning
charged with drunkenness. AS William was
In the same fix but month ago, Judge Holt
fined him SIS instead of the regular Slo
hank of Commerce Expnnsion-The
National Bank of Commerce will occupy
two rooms in the basement Of the bank build
cal force has grown so large of late that the
main bankng-rooms will not accommodate all
with maximum Of efficiency. The arrange
ment is temporary
Will Sing at Band COncert-James
h Nichols, the San Francisco tenor, who
band at the Lyceum theater Saturday night,
Is brother Of Samuel N. Nichols, deputy
collector OF, internal revenue in this division.
Mr.. Nichols was resident Of st. Paul nine
years ago and sings In that city this evening.
e. w. Herricl1 Reaches PARISH let
ter has been received from E. w. Herrick
announcing his safe arrival In Paris, where
he found his son, Roy d. Herrick. much bet
ter than he had expected. Mr.. Herrick. with
rest OF the winter In southern France and
Rome, and will return to Minneapolis In the
early summer.
Killed by n Train-Oscar Olson was
killed by a Great Western train at the cross
Ing at Thirteenth avenue and Fourth street rec
ss gaoE T1S IN Of
mills He was crossing the tracks on MS
way home from work when he was run down
and the legs were crushed Death was IT,
stsntaneous. The body was taken to the
morgua
Bank E;ecftons This MOnth-,rhe ma
tional banking law requires national banks
TO elect officers this month. Several changes
have been necessitated by deaths in national
nnd other banks this year. Former Governor
P1llsbury was an officer and director OF the
First National bank and a trustee OF the
Farmers and Mechanics Savings bank. J.
ors OF the Security bank. Frank II. Peavey
was director Of the orthwestern National
Will succeed his father in the directorate OF
tbs First National. Who will! succeed Mr..
Peavey isr uncertain. but probably some one
representing the Peavey interests
4 Reward for Him - j. G. Ditzen-
berger, badly wanted by the st. Paul po-
officers. The fugitive was formerly in the
employ Of the P. N. Peterson company, man
ufacturers OF monuments and memorials, ana
1s charged with embe11lement. He left ST.
Paul Nov. s, and detectives followed him to
Bemidjl. where they lost the trail He was
last seen in that town Nov. 16. This morn
the minneapolis ponce were uotAneu lAas
Q reward OF so has been offered for his arrest
Dry Goods Smoked Up-A table COW
cred with dry goods took FIRE this morning in
the store of the Armstrong Dry Goods COM
pany, at Ill and 1l3 Central avenue. 1t Is
thought that when the gas was lighted this
morning the taper was allowed to touch the
fabrics on the counter, thus starting the
blanc. The fire discovgered few mo-
ments after the store was opened. The COM
pany carried $4,000 insurance In the Bel
knap agency and, though but small portion
Of goods was burned, the loss from smoke
will be considerable. The department had
no difficulty in overcoming the fire.