The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-18

MILLS Hesum9 ,"Ork-SOme or Aue
sone time will be in operation again IN !, u
week, The Anchor mill resumed grinding TINS
morning The Excelsior and standara mus is
will start next Monday. The P1llspury IS
in operation after being idle month.
ora-r. From Headauarters only
In order that the superintendent OF poiice
may have still more complete control on inc
department an order was issued yesterday
denying suooSate Sssss hs
tions as to the work OF the men must De g, .a,
by Chief F. w. Ames or the senior captain
Of the central station, G. r. Hill.
Habea. Corpus Tor AIuyer-The writ
of habeas corpus which has been issued IN the
On that day he will have a hearing in the
United States district court before Sudse
Loehren District "A Attorney NJ government
will then have an Opportunity TO ME any o.
jsctions, and Mayer In turn can file counter
objections.
Krumrey Admitted to Ba1I-Herman
Krumrey, who stabbed George Martinson J., a
week ago last Saturday evening, was in the
police court again yesterday. AS Martinson is
practically out Of danger, krumrey was au,
United to $500 bail and his case postponed
until the injured man Is we'll enough to ap-
pear against him. He will probably be gwen
hearing some time next week on the charge
of assault IN the second degree
charged With Highway Robbery
H. Holman, aged "a, is held at the Central
police station on charge OF hlSnWay ROD
Wirtensohn and De Laittre upon the report
of citizen who said that he was attacked
by Holman last night. According TO Aoi-
mans story the complainant was Win Eol-
mans girl when they met and had trouble.
Holman denies that he committed robbery.
Joy has issued framed instructions which will
be hung in flat buildings They read: ITO
insure correct and prompt delivery of mail,
parties moving into or visiting occupants OF
these flats will please notify the carrier or the
postof1ce of their exact address, giving the
location and number Of the ha or ma pane nsrG Of
are in ornamented frames and Will ADD to
the appearance Of the entrances to nat build
1ngs.
stopped Runaway - Patrolman
Hamilton, Nicollet avenue and Fourth street,
stopped runaway team at noon to-day at
heavy van of the Boyd Transfer company,
came out Of the alley between Washington
and Third street into Nieollet, and ran madly
up the avenue. The officer grabbed one OF
the horses by the bride and threw 1t back
Its launches. The wagon swung around,
struck the curb and was over turned with a
crash on the sidewalk III front OF the Nlool-
let clothing house. f+sr - ,->
He Has Multiinted Money-Superin-
tendent Of Police Fred W. Anes to-day re-
ceiqed letter from G. D. Curtis, superinten-
dent Of the central division Of the Adams Elk
press company, asking the aid Of the Mime me
apoliS police in the search for Frank E. Full
Ter, aged p and of boyish appearance, who abb
seconded from Hudson, OHIO, Feb. 4. Young
Hudson made off with mutilated currency en-
route to Washington for redemption. A lib
eral reward has been offered.
10 Inspect Mail Autos-W. C. Heck
man of Washington assistant superintendent
of the railway mail service, was in Min
neapolis to-day to inspect the automobile
-,
tract with the Republic Motor Vehicle com
pany. He is the first government official sent
to make an inspection, and the department
awaits with interest what he will say. Much
for the Improvement of the postoff1ce service
in different departments depends upon the
recommendations Mr.. Hickman may make.
Says 1t Is All a Mistake - Joseph
Bush, st. Paul insurance man, arrested
by Officer James Sullivan at o'clock this
morning in restaurant on the East Side,
and is held tor st. Paul officers. Bush Is a
man of about Is, and declares that his arrest
Is all mistake. Saturday, he says, he hired
livery rig.at Schroeder's stable, Fourth and
Wabasha streets, and drove to Minneapolis
tending to return it to-day. His failure to
return the outfit at the time he said he would
made the liyeryman apprehensive and led to
the arrest.
State L. U. y. r.. Meet1ng-The thirty
second annual session Of the grand ,encamp-
IN Minneapolis ths ha Of R R1 9s nso
campment, No, o. Central avenue and Fourth
street NE, next Wednesday. Feb. 10. re-
ception will be rendered the grand encamp-
ment and visiting patriarchs by Schiller en-
campment. No. s, Union encampment, No.
a. Ridgely encampment, Boyd encampment
No. 81 and Hennepin encampment No. Al, on
Tuesday evening preceding the session. TIE
degree staff of Ridgely enqampment.
Blar1s Joint Scorched-Ffra in the
Park theater, and First street s, this
morning, damaged the establishment to the
value OF between $500 and $1,000. The fire
broke out between and o'clock in the
morning and would have gotten good start
had 1t not been for fire alarm devise put
in only few days ago by Eat Fam, a knife
thTower at the theater. The draperies and
decorations of the balcony were destroyed and
Peter Blair is the owner Of the establishment.
AS far as cam be learned there was no in
surancs on the building.
Lloyd Will Northumberland Lloyd,
late Of London. Eng, bright boy of 10
years, who was in the county jail last week,
an engine in the Union station yards this
morning and taken to the Central police sta
ton. The boy SAYS that his home is with
Perry Knox, Great Northern locomotive en-
gineer, at 1908 Logan avenue, West Superior.
and that he is willing to return to West Su-
perior, and the sheriff Of that town, who is
hero on another mission. will take him back
tonight. Following his stay in. the jail,
Lloyd taken to the Chdldren's Home at
left Last evening without a word Of warning.