The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-19
CITY NEWS

apolis Camera Club will show an interchange
set Of slides from Albany. Troy and .Syracu gSe
tomorrow evening at the cluDrooms' '0s
Nicollet avenue.
Frank j. Mead Goes to n. f.--Frank
Mead the veteran Minnesota .a n sWa aaad
last evening. Mr.. Mead goes east TOT tue put
4 pose of taking a position on the New YORK
\ Journal.
Morgue Near Present Site The
county morgue will be placed on new site
not far distant from the present one. AT
i lington, Cedar Rapids & Northern and the
county commissioners for the change.
Missing Man Had Money = Charles
Peterson, a farmer living near Devils Lake.
n. d., came to the twin cities last triaay
and has now disappeared He was visiting
street, st. Paul. and had in his possession a
check for $500 and $500 in currency.
Railroad Fireman Scalded-Q. R.
Shoemaker a fireman in the employ OF the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad, was
painfully burned while cleaning out the boiier
OF his engine In the Union station y aIds ta1s
ly thrown over his body, and he was burned
. about the head neck and arms. He was
taken to the city hospital sheem ana H4ra IS
krumroy Losing His Mind - Her
man Krumroy prisoner in the county jail
awaiting trial for, assault upon George Mar
tlnson with dangerous weapon, Is SAID to
be going insane. 1t is said that he believes
is dead and that he killed him, and that
worry over this is driving him insane. krum-
roy will be given a hearing when Martlnson
is well enough to appear IN court.
Prof. Greer's Sad Errand-Professor
John N. Greer was called to Davenport last
evening by telegram announcing the sudden
death Of his mother, Mrs. Rebecca L. MADDEN:
Only yesterday Mr.. Greer had a long letter
from his mother, in which she told how wei 81
she was this winter Mrs. Madden was 80
Scott county. She had visited her son in
Minneapolis several times in the past few
years.
Given the PHI. ID. Degree-In recog-
milton Of postgraduate studies, the board OF
trustees OF prominent eastern college mas.
by unanimous vote, conferred the degree OF
doctor Of philosophy upon Rev. R. X; Porter,
pastor OF Stewart Memorial Presbyterian
church OF this city. Mr.. Porter is also a
graduate OF the National School OF Oratory'
Of his present passionate and the church has
prsopered under his pastoral care. H.
Not the Sioux City Holmes-William
Holmes, who died suddenly. in hotel on
Washington avenue several days ago, and
whose body is being held at Amors, was not
Sioux City prior to 1899 Coroner U. G. Will
liams this morning received another letter
from the mayor OF that place saying that
ence had been found None Of Holmes rela-
tives is known, and 1t is probable that the
remains will have to be buried in the potters
field. f.
For an Omaha ROundhOuse-Frank
c. Nickels. Walter l.. Badger and w: A.
Eggleston, the commissioners appointed In
the condemnation proceedings begun by the
Omaha railway to acquire land for the extern
sion OF its roundhouse, filed their report with
the clerk Of the district court to-day. The
directly in the rear Of the roundhouse. The
award gives s1999.5o to Catherine J. Welles
sl,S9S5O to Sarah S. Wiltse and 81 each to the
Sheylin- Carpenter company and the First Ma
tlonal bank. - '-...s
METEOROLOGICAL
JOHN II. McGRATH-The funeral Of
John T. McGrath. who died last Friday a
Seattle, Wash, was held to-day at
a. m. from St Stephens church, Clinton
avenue and Twenty setond street. The re
mains will reach Minneapolis this afternoon
over. the Great Northern railroad. A short
the deceased, 90S Eighteenth street, befor.
the service at the church. Mr.. McGrath was
Minneapolis steamftter, who went to Seattl.
and unmarried. The interment was at st
Marys cemetery. =N
TRUMAN w. BENNETT, an old resi-
dent Of Minneapolis, died yesterday o
pneumonia, ga Ontario street Sc. Mr.. Ben
nett was "A years of age and was for many
years millwright in the Washburn- Crosby
mills In this city. He is survived by wifi,
and two sons, one at Long Lake, Mimi, ant
the other at Neenah, Wis. The funeral vii
be neld Thursday at p. N. Interment viii
be at Neenah. Wis,
MRS. II. w. CANNON a5oa ~ th,o.;
dence of her mother, 2o4 Fourth street Sc
yesterday. Funeral Thursday at 9 a. m
from st. Lawrence church. Interment at st
Mary's cemetery.
MARTIN .McANDREwS, age "A years
resident here for thirty-f1ve years. Flu
neral from his sons residence, POS Twentietl
avenue S, Thursday. $3.50 a. m.
"M. ANGUS died at his home PAL
Fourth avenue S, yesterday. The funera
To-day at 2:3O p. m. from the house.
~" GIRLS AT BASKET BALL
An lnterclass Tournament Feb. &C.