The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-12

Ice Breaking Up-Ice in the MISSISSIPPI
8 pi above the falls Is breaking up and the en-
re S m TRs Means an early
start for the sawmills.
Relatives Inquiring-Superinten
c. M. Stocking of the Union city mission has
received letter from relatives in North Da-
kota, asking information of Gina and Anna
scheldrup. thought to be In Minneapolis
Camera Class Meeting - The Town
and Country Camera class will meet this
evening alt the Y. NJ. g. A, -, building
ment Of Development Papers" with demon
stration.
Another Big Mitt Trick. w. Hud-
son. en- route from McAllister, !. T., to Holt
Mont, gave a well-dressed stranger $l2ou
this afternoon till the latter could get cneck
cashed. Later the stranger took HUDSON 10
bank and disappeared. The victim complained
to- the police.
Hurt i'm n Runaway-A horse driven
frightened near Park avenue and Tenth street
yesterday and ran away. Mr.. and MIS-. Hlr-
aehy were thrown from the buggy ;da ana Mns
Hirschy lost purse containing $40. and
valuable watch.
Deephaven Election-The following
village officers were elected at Dsephaven yes
friday: H. J. Burton, president; Lucian swift,
, Horace NJ HILL James Marshall. trustees;
Thomas Foster treasurer; AT hrt s strong
and A. NJ. Shuck. Justices OF peace: 'ohn
Rahlene. constable
Sigma Alpha Epsilon BANQUET
Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity gave ban
quet at the chapter house last evening In
commemoration of the forty-sixth anniversary
q the founding Of the and snes on a. the
early history of the fraternity. Toasts We're
responded to by c. NJ. McConn, Y. S. Duncan.
r. @. Nutter and P c. Burrill. Several alum
nj were present from the two cities.
A Crippled Clerk Missing - T. T..
Madden, night clerk at the Great Northern
Hotel II High street. near the Union sta
4. ton disappeared this morning with $94 taken
from the hotel safe. A few weeks aso MAD
dan went to w. H. Green. proprietor OF the
only one leg and was in poor health. ne was was
given work and room and board. Last nlgns
he found key in the money drawer. ana
with 1t unlocked the safe J..
An "Antis Pamphlet-A public meet
Ing Of the Anti-Compulsory Vaccination
League will be held at s1s Nieollet avenue nue.
next Friday evening. Senator stockWell VIII
be one of the speakers The society -. mas
brought out pamphlet, the most striking
feature Of which is cartoon showing man u
bound hand and foot and In the grasp OF a
big policeman with a drawn club, While an
other man, presumably physician, Is PRICK lex
ing his barred arm Win q Ieeu1e. NC
pamphlet Is an indignant protest against Inc
policy of the health commissioner and against
the judiciary and police for supporting MIN.
Odd Use for Baby Cab-Peter Young
blood was tried and acquitted this morning
in the police court on the charge of petit lar
ceny The complainant, Nels Swanson, said
that the defendant had been carrying on ms
woodpile in small chunks. until he reared
that it would soon be reduced to a minus
quantity. He affirmed that the defendant had
craftily concealed the said sticks OF WOOD,
which were valued at Is cents, in a baby car
riage, and he had habitually practiced this
yexatious wile thereby doing great injury
to the complainant, the said Nels swanson;
The evidence however, was weak, ano
Youngblood left the courtroom rejoicing.
Spilled the Fakir-A runaway team
belonging to the LEM Transfer company
wrought much damage to vehicles in the VI
cinity of Nicollet avenue and Second street,
near the city hall, at o'clock this afternoon
The team started at Ewin's blacksmith shop,
on Second street N, and went tearing across
the street car tracks at Hennepin, narrowly
avoiding collision with kenWood car a
street fakir, in wagon near the city nail
was bowled over and his wares spilled over
the street The hawker himself, corpu-
lent, gray haired old man, was slightly IN"
iured He secured the assistance of the by
standers reconstructed his stand and resumed
operations. II.