The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-17

Phil T. Megaarden has returned from his
western strip. He spent some time IN wash
ington ana made short trip TO Alaska, re-
turning by way OF Colorado, where ne spent
few days.
Viking League incorporntes-Arti-
cles OF incorporation OF the Viking League, a
local republican organization, were hleu TINS
morning with the register OF deeos. the
league Is organized for the study ana teachlng
OF civics. tor literary and social culture. So
clal and moral reform, and Tor the acquiring
OF a general library. The membership Is
limited TO republicans.
Miss Ina Miliward's ReaIinE-Miss,
Ina Mllward has been known here for some
tine as talented reader, but ner friends
were not prepared for the surprise shc gave
them Monday evening. Paola ana ffali-
cesca" is one of the most dlttcult plays to
read. MISS Mlllward,s eoulage n vensur-
ing 70 interpret play so deep and intricate
is con.nlendaoe in the light. OF her success III
pleasing u critical audience.
100000 for Giesators-P. L. Howe,
president of the Imperial Elevator company,
announces that the Imperial company Will
Duud ten new frame elevators on the Great
Northern road in North Dakota. Each house
will have capacity OF 10000 bushels and
cost about $4,000.
LIND VIII SpeulS-Former Governor
John Lind will give address before the
University Libera Association, on Twentieth
Century Citizenship" Saturday, at p. M,
sion will follow and all interested Will be well
come.
Frame Prom0ted--Mounted Sergeant
Charles 7. Frame was yesterday prOmo,ed to
leutenancy by Mayor Ames for mertorious
service. Frame and Mounted officer Kiesner
stood their ground in shower of missiles
while they were trying to queIl riot Monday
evening at Fifteenth avenue and FOURTH
street NE. 'a.-
Slept On in Peace-Mrs Julia Burns,
a Cedar Lake road slep peacefully yes
situated on the same lot and but yards
back Of her home. 1t was not until the resi-
awakened by a neghbor who saw the burning
barn from her window, two blocks distant.
The origin of the fire is unknown. The loss
is about $500, and is covered by insurance
The G. A. College Campaign DR..
Alfred Lind addressed the Commercial Club
subcommittee on education yesterday,
the proposed removal OF Gustavus Adolpu-
US college from st. Peter to Minneapolis.
The doctor is very DESTROYS that the removal
shall be made, and he urged upon the club
the necessity for taking action. 1t Is under
stood the project will be discussed by the pub
lie affairs committee at its next meeting.
Pharmacy Exams On The regular
quarterly meeting of the state board OF
pharmacy for the examination of candidates
for the practice Of pharmacy is being held
at, the pharmacy building of the university
this week. thorough examination in the
theory and practice of pharmacy is being
given to 40 applicants, the largest number
since the board was organized, in 1885 Par.
ticular stress is laid upon the practical tests
A "Model RevivnIist" - DR.. Charles
Reign Scoville, who is holding revival SER
Christ Is attracting wide attention. Those
interested especially in evangelistic methods
are coming from long distances to hear him
because he has been called a model in reviva
work. Among visiting ministers from towns
throughout the state are Rev. Messrs. E. A
Orr, Redwood Falls; H; D. Williams, Manka
Aylesworth, Howard Lake. Local minister!
from neighboring churches also we'll rep
resented.
Old Friends Meet-Richard Christy, &
resident of Minneapolis for the past twent,
years had rather a peculiar experience il
Philadelphia, recently. Mr. Christy was sum
moned TO- the Quaker city to see his son
poisoning. When Mr.. ohristy ' reached hi hi
hrother's home he was shown into a room il
apolitan, and old FRIEND who was once secre
tary of the Masonic Insurance company here
Both men were greatly surprised at the meet
ing, and both at once sat down to talk owe
old times. '* w. r. - ~
Newsboys' Band Concert-Next Sat
urday evening and the three succeeding Sat
urday evenings, weather permitting tn
Journal Newsboys band will give concer
from 8 to O'Clock on First avenue S. oppo
site the center Of the New England Furnitur
and Carpet companys building. sutabl
band stand will be erected and every conven
ience will be provided for the talented youn
artists to do their best work. Professo
Heintzman is arranging a diversified pro
gram calculated to display the effectiveness
of the band and the scope of it's repertory
All expenses will be taken care of by the Ne1
ENGLAND,