The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-20
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

School memorials a specially at the Beard
Art Co.'s, 624 Nicollet.
Summer necessaries were in demand to-day
at the Plymouth Clothing House.
Gents belts Of every style and size; all up
TO date, at Barnums Trunk store, 715 Nicollet
The show windows at the plymouth Cor
ner' appeal strongly to all who appreciate
correct dress.
Frederick Roach has the only lawn-mower
grinder in the city. 519 Hennepin avenue.
Subscribe for all magazines. papers. etc..
and get your binding done at Century News
Stores Third street S. near Hennepin av.
Former Alderman Andrew Anderson of the
Sixth ward. who was given place in the
fire department last fall, has resigned. 1t Is
understood that he will go back to- his trade,
that Of brckayer.
Walter Smith. colored. residing at 2s1s Chi
cago avenue, burst blood vessel in his right
leg last night while walking. The loss of
blood so weakened him that he tainted on the
sidewalk and had to be carried to carriage.
Frank Hoyt stole an umbrella valued at
in police court this morning charged with
petty larceny. He pleaded guilty to the
charge and was given ninety days in the
workhouse. .
the city and St. Paul have been invited oy
Minneapolis camp, No. 445, NJ w. A, to
witness the exemplifcation of the work by the
officers and team Of that camp on 1 THURSDAY
let avenue.
The appraisers appointed by the park board
to set valuations on the property along the
west bank OF the river from E Lake street
was intended on account Of the illness of one
OF the commissioners. The meeting will be
held Thursday morning.
Two large plate glass windows in the
store of Ptohl & Smith 5os-5l1 Nicollet ave-
nue., we're broken by the high wind that ac-
companied last nights rain storm. the gale
loosened large awning and the heavy frame
work crashed into the windows, shattering the
glass. The damage Is about $500. ~ -
Thursday evening, May %, Rev. Marion D..
Shutter, u. D., speaks in fremont Temple,
the as seng the the May mees
ings of the Universalist churches in Boston.
Sunday evening. June s. he will preach the
baccalaureate sermon for the East high school
graduates.
Timothy Sullivan, pan washer at the
West Hotel, died suddenly yesterday in his
room at 26 Sixth street S. William Johnston,
his roommate, found him dead in bed and
to be due to natural causes. The remains
will be shipped to Peoria, ILL.,, the home Of
his parents ..--...
Permanent organization was effected by the
the Guaranty building shop. The officers are:
President Carl Miller; vice president, Gus
Bahr; treasurer, Ed Cole; secretary. P. J:
on other proprietors and urge them to- join
the association: The next meeting will be
held May 20. .15< .ss-
Resolutions Of sympathy for the struggling
Beers were passed at a meeting last evening
Of St. Anthony Turnverein., In communica-
ton, signed by John Spieser, president and
Sheriff j. w. Dreger, secretary, OF the asso-
citation, Senators Nelson and Clapp and Con-
gresham Fletcher asked to advocate and
sustain by their votes a resolution of SYM
pathy with the Dutch republics. i, .,..~.~ -.
The library board decided yesterday to ex-
pend 81, 023. SO for repairs the main build
ing and s1,22s.6o on the Branch A building. At
the woodwork painted and refnished, the
carpets In the directors rooms will be taken
up, cleaned and dyed, the draperies freshened,
the elevator shafts removed. The sidewalks
and steps Of the building will also be re-
paired. The same improvements will be
made at the branch.