The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-11

THE CITY
TOWN TALK

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Journal Almanac and Year Book, 1902, on
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1.-THE Critics of Karl Marx''.swill be the
subject Of Dr. A. Hirschfeld's lecture at 125
Nicollet avenue tomorrow at s p. M. Adj
mission will be free. A discussion will follow
the lecture. 80 h
New officers took charge Of Westminster
the
Assistant superintendents. r. =. Tomllns9n,
Jr., NJ. G. Nelson, g. S. Cairns. John F. Nc
Donald, S. H. Fndley; secretary and treas
urer, s. F. G. Blymyer.
+ Electric lighting and power plant for sale.
Description--Two American Ball engines,
l4xl2, each 100-horse- power, direct belted to
four-pole 50-kilowatt 110-volt lighting genera
tors. Possession given March L, 1892 These
equipments are in full operation and may be
inspected 1.-THE Minneapolis Journal plant.
An autopsy yesterday afternoon developed
the fact that the death Of William H. Holmes.
which occurred suddenly at the Pacific Hotel,
226 Washington avenue s.. was due to
hemorrhage OF the kidneys. Holmes body is
still at the morgue none Of the relatives
having been found.
A smoke social was given last vening by
the first BASES of the Apollo club in the
club rooms in the Lyceum theater, building.
= program. OF instrumental and vocal nun n
a. J.
S. Woodruff, Walter P. Smith, George 3.
Eustis, Charles Eustis, ]. H. Plum and W. H..
Richards Phi Brooks gave several dialect
were about fifty guests.
John Holmbo, who runs a saloon at 2421
e TWenty-ffth street, was arraisned IN the
police court this morning charged with selling
,iauor to minor The parents Of several al
been selling drinks. made complaint. Holmbo
entered plea of not guilty and asked that
trial be delayed a day or two: until he might
have time to get a lawyer The case was set
for Friday.
A blaze broke out this morning at a Fourth
! street S. occupied by c. c. Norris, who runs
a iewelry shop one side, and by A. l..
Lofgren, who has tailoring establishment on
the other. The fire started about 4:So a.. m.
and the whole rear of the place was ablaze
when the department arrived. The loss is
not definitely known, but the proprietors say
that it is we'll covered by insurance. The
fire is supposed to have been started from the
| stove pipe.
A boiler cock in the boiler, room of the
| men were scalded. They were e. r. Steele, a
deputy boiler inspector; A. W. Sutherland, the
hotel engineer, and Eddie Hart, an office boy
for the Northern Pacific ticket office While
three persons stepped into the pit in front OF
| the boilers, which had filled with boiling hot
water. The engineer, however, was able tc
resume his work and neither Hart nor Steele
was badly hurt.
! This is the glad New Year in Chinatown and
Chinese throughout the United States, true tc
| their traditions, are. celebrating. In every
| Chinese laundry in Minneapolis and st. Pau
tables are spread and there is much feastine
and great joy. The proprietors of the laund.
ries are licked out in their best purple ant
| fine linen, and are busy making interurbar
! calls or keeping open house themselves. Mr.
Wong, Of Washington avenue, overcamf
racial prejudices Sunday night. and enter,
tanned party Of university students at din.
ner. The fun will continue for ten days.