The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-25
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

Watch for special real estate bargains in
to-morroW's ourn l..
Try the Dillin Drug companys new 10c
drink, Maraschino Puff. It's good. r. .
Our best roses tomorrow, SOC per dozen;
American Beauties, 81 per Dozen. Nagels,
SIS Nicollet avenue.
Barnum will give 25 per cent Off on all small
leather goods for the balance of week. Moves
to us Nicollet Monday.
Louis j. Wilde, president Of the United
States Fuel Oil company, of St. Paul, leaves
tonight for Beaumont, Texas. .,
. David c. Bell Investment company has ready
ION or before" per cent money to loan on
business and modern residence property.
Subscribe for all magazines, papers, etc,
and get your binding done at Century News
Store, Third street S. near Hennepin av
Famous factory clearing sale on odd-sized
and fancy oval frames. Also frames made to
order. Bintlif's factory, AIT First avenue S.
At the Christian Volunteers Mission hall,
Tenth avenue S and Washington, Rev. Mr..
Williams will speak The Wages of Sin
and What They Are
The Alumni Association Of the North Side
High School will hold a meeting Wednesday
evening. at the north branch library, to make
| arrangements for the annual entertainment.
All members are urged to be present.
A runaway horse went tearing down Wes-
tern avenue from Thirteenth to Lyndale ave-
nues last night, and the occupant Of the bug
gy, man named Barton, was thrown out.
He was seriously bruised and narrowly es-
Ole Dorff the man who was in court last
week charged with violating the pure food
regulations in selling impure vinegar, was in
court again this morning. He changed his
plea to guilty and was given $25 and costs or
thirty days in the workhouse. ~; s.-
Biggest book deal of the age. A carload Of
Ridpath's History of the World coming to
Minneapolis to be sold absolutely at half
price. Can you afford to be out Of them when
they cost but cents day: Look into this
at Powers Mercantile company, book DEPART
ment. .-s -. 49,.
Electric lighting and power plant for sale
14x12, each 1OO-horse- power. direct belted to
| four pole 5O-kilowatt 1O-yolt lighting genera
tors. Possession given March l. 1902 These
equipments are in full operation and may be
inspected at The Minneapolis journal plant.
A large burglar alarm in front of the Bank
Of Commerce building and attached to the
vaults Of that Institution, was accidentally SGT
rang for nearly ten minutes and police Off
GERS promptly answered the call only to be
told by a clerk that a short circuit had caused
the trouble.
Frank Claffey and Edward Ehlers. the men
who were arrested last night by Patrolman
Bacon for begging on the streets, were ar
raigned in t. the municipal court court this morning
of not guilty and their trial was set for Feb.
26. They were required to put up SIS bail.
Claffey is said to be a lawyer in hard lines.
Westminster church will have congrega-
proposition to sell the Farview property at
Twenty-sixth avenue N to an eastern woman.
The mission at this point, as under the aus
pieces Of the church, was given up about a
year ago. The congregation will also elect
elders and deacons to fill vacancies and to
| make up the 1904 classes.
resort at 116 Third avenue S, quarreled with a
woman last night and tried to end his life
by slashing his throat with razor. He failed
and was locked up charged With sn9
church ends his fifth year as pastor next
Sunday, and in the morning will preach his
| anniversary sermon. The congregation. will
give large reception to members and friends
Of the congregation in honor of the pastor and
his wife Monday evening.
Fred Broman was arraigned in the police
court this morning charged with grand lar
ceny lie asked for an Immediate examina-
ton an WIZ G. ~ VIII Hall who lives at sisl
B street, says that in June Of 1900, while he
his house and stole lot of his property.
Broman's house was searched and it is
charged that many of the stolen articles were
! found there Broman is held In 500 bail.
| James Donahue was charged in the police
court this morning with petit larceny. He
said that he was guilty and was given SIS or
| fifteen days in the workhouse. Donahue
came up from the southern part Of the state
few days ago with some money with which
| to purchase some clothes. He found, how
much n t to his
| he went into stationery store and appropri-
| ated for his personal use three and-One-h half
dozen lead pencils and book
| Mrs. Ella Bauman, wife of Motorman Bau-
man, who died very suddenly on his car while
crossing the Washington avenue bridge last
August, told the police yesterday morning
| that young man named Wundra had the
| 81 900 life insurance she had received after
| her husbands death, and was spending it in
| resort on First street. Wundra was caught
Mrs. Bauman. Since September the two per-
sons had been together, visiting several cities.
They came to Minneapolis few days ago
| and were stopping at the Pacific Hotel. No
charge was filed against Wundra and he was
permitted to go. 49,.