The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-25

First Sawmill Starts-The Diamond
sawmilI, Eighteenth avenue and the river
began saving yesterday: THIS IS fne eao-
Hest date for starting the saws IN Mlnneapo
lis. The logs came by rail.
Gone Over the Road-United States
Marshal w. H. Grimshay yesterday TOOK
the sentenced federal prisoners to StiliwateI
by street car. Mrs. Nettie X. Mathews,
George Bressau and Thomas r. Welch Wers
the tre each one convicted passing sr and
two years.
A Busy Police Court-Yesterday was
the biggest day of the year so far In ponce
court. No less than forty seven persons an
swered to various charges. There were nine.
teen drunks, thirteen yags and punch o. o.
presumably responsible for the increase IN
the drunks, or. rather, in the increase OF Inc
number captured.
Sash and Door Prices Up--Local sash
and door manufacturers announced general
advance In prices OF about per cent last
week The advance was brought ABOUT ny
The heavy demand for work OF this KIND tnat
has prevailed all winter, the temperate Weatn-
er having been responsible for much bullains.
The step was expected py tne tr nameb hiFhsr
figure than at any previous time iof se'et"1
years. ..-.. 81. ..- ~.
Greeting the Gardners-Oscar Gard
ner 1.-The Omaha Kid" and his brother, Ed
die Gardner. arrived Sunday from oman ma;
They will remain about week, anu MI !
visit their mother the East Side Inc
sporting element will give the GARDENERS re-
ception and ball at Harmonic nall NeoneS ,1
day evening, at which their old frlenos VII
have an opportunity to meet sed NAV have many
friends here. -Ft '.
River Bank Values-The board or ap-
praisers appointed to fix values on the prop
erty along the river front to be acquired lor
the new river embankment parkway, met IN
the rooms of the park commission TINS nioi
ming The situation and claims OF various
parties were thoroughly discussed, but noth,
ing definite was done. The board adourneo
shortly after noon to-day until next Tnurs-
day morning, when 1t is hoped inc Ha''ef
will be settled.
Couldn't Talk ..Melican''-The off,
GERS of the municipal court were in guam an
Diary yesterday for fair. The cause or the
trouble was one LIE Wang, who was vas. cnarged
with keeping an opium joint at 10 seeoHa
street S. He was asked if he cared to have
an examination. His only reply was an un-
Ineligible gobble far down in his 1nsldes.
which thoroughly established the fact that he
could not speak the English language. Ai.ec
ten minutes OF futile pumping the Juage
sighed heavily and set tomorrow for the
mans preliminary examination.
Died at his Door-Benjamin Dipple-
man dropped dead in the street about o'clock
yesterday. Mr.. Dipleman has resided at
81 Sixth street S. but was moving into II
Twelfth street yesterday. He was directly IN
front of his new home when he staggered in
his walk and fell Firemen from the engine
house across the street ran to his assistance.
hurry call for the patrol wagon was sent
in, but before it arrived the man was dead.
DR.. Chapman, who was called. said that the
death was probably due to apoplexy. The de-
ceased was about IS. and member or the
G. A. r. -,
Helm Enters Denial-Edward
Helm, recently charged by the executive coun-
ell of the State Federation Of Labor with hay-
ing gone to Missoula, Mont, to defend non
the Northern Pacific road, says that there is
no foundation for the charge. He is a strong
union man and says the condemnatory reso-
luton was forced through the council by two
members of the city detective force, and that
it accused men who are innocent and omitted
the names Of others who had gone to Missoula
for the purpose alleged. He believes the
resolution was pushed through for political
purposes '@a .s'".'' +f