The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-10
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

Dr.. Patten, dentist, has removed to Chutes
block, 305 Central avenue.
Always go to The plymouth for Correct
Dress from head to. foot.
The board of education met this afternoon
to pass the monthly teachers pay roll.
Dr. Talbert, dentist, is now permanently To-
Gated at POI Medical block. Both phones.
Silk hat boxes that up to date and
something a traveller uses, at BarnumS trunk
store, lis Nicolet.
Alfred Lovejoy, a drayman, had his left
leg broken in a runaway accident, yesterday
at Third street and Sixth avenue S.
Subscribe for all magazines. papers, etc.
aud get your binding done at Century News
Store. Third street S. near Hennepin aY.
If you want to see right, you must keep
your glasses bright Use Magic glass clean
ers; sc each. Hlrschy, optician SO Nicollet.
Captain Henry krumwede of the central
police station had his arm broken in a scuf-
he with a prisoner a few nights ago and IS
on duty at present
Andrew Olson fell in the street at Washing
ton and First avenues IS last night at s
o'clock. He was taken to the city hospital
where he soon revived and was able to go
home. The physicians say he was overcome
by heat.
Health Commissioner Hall declares that he
is going after the railway companies that
violate the smoke ordinance. The Great
Northern switch engines are the chief Of
tenders, he claims and the engineers are the
parties chiefly at fault.
]. P. Thompson was elected director of the
Minneapolis fire insurance patrol and salvage
corps at meeting of the stockholders yester-
day. Reports for the past year showed excel
lent work by the corps under the direction of
Superintendent Ruane.
A delegation of members of the Minneapo-
lis fire department left this morning for New
Uln to attend the annual convention of tho
State Firemen's association. Captain J. G..
Pierson and Pipeman James Dyon will repre-
sent the local fremen's relief association.
Thomas Tobin was found guilty of vagrancy
h,y Ty16cr and t1,i r$,,
days in the workhouse. He arrested last
night by Patrolmen FERN and knight, who
caught him trying to steal grip from little
girl near the Milwaukee depot. When the
police interfered he tried to escape by run
ming
A. Berman, a farmer living near New
Brighton yesterday made complaint against
John McEwene and John Doe" accusing
them of assault and battery. He alleges that
the two men came into his barn while he was
milking and demanded his money When he
Doe is employed by milhman who lives near
to Bierrnan.
Charles Moon, a farmer from Rochester,
says he was robbed of $40 last night in a
Washington avenue saloon. Moon, with some
others, went into saloon, where Moon be-
came drunk, it appears. When he came to
himself he had been arrested and his friends
and his money had disappeared. He was
charged with drunkenness but secured con-
tnuance in court this morning.
Sadie Davis, charged with grand larceny;
Emma Miller, charged with vagrancy, and
Jack johnson and Ben Fink, charged with
gambling with dice, were arraigned in police
court to-day. The Miller woman got sixty
days in the workhouse, Sadie Davis was held
to the grand jury, and the cases Of the two
mon, both coored were continued. The two
women, Sunday night, it is charged, enticed