The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-16
CITY NEWS
WEATHER NOW AND THEN
Maximum Temperature To-day, SO
Degrees; a Year Ago, A Degrees.

With Another Company-The report
that Insurance Commissioner Elmer H.
Dearth has suggested to County Attorney
F. Fl. Boardman that he look into the rec
ord Of e. ]. Ward as state manager or
the Provident Savings Life Assurance So
ciety to uncover possible violations of the
rebate law, brings forth the statement that
Mr.. Ward Is not representative or the
society named and has not been for years.
F, c. Campbell is the state manager.
Deere g. Weber Building Company
Articles Of incorporation Of the Deere "
Webber Building company were filed yes
terday. The capital stock Is $3.50, 00O and
the limit of liabilities 100000 The in
corporators are Charles II. Deere. Charles
C. Webber, William Butterworth, Charles
D. Velie and Charles II. Button. The or
flcers are: President, Charles ii. Deere;
secretary and treasurer. Charles {. WEB
Der; second vice president, Charles D.
Velie.
cracks" Was Spotted-John Hendricks.
commonly known as '"Tacks,' was IN mu-
nicipal court this morning charged with
vagrancy. He pleaded not guilty and the
case was set for tomorrow. When Ken
bricks was arrested he was found to be
suffering from a skin disease which the
officers suspected to be smallpox Ihey
hurried him to the health department TO
have him sent to the quarantine hospital
but when DR.. Hall saw him he said there
was nothing the matter with the man 10
cause fear.
The Feast Of Rooths-The celebration
of the feast Of the tabernacle was Degun
last evening in synagogues of both reform
and orthodox churches The FESTIVAL
which continues for nine days, Is also
known as the harvest feast. for In Pal-
1n1nc ~
Only the first and last days are observed
as religious ceremonies. Many jewish
families still follow the old custom OF
taking their meals and saying prayers
during this period in booths covered with
green boughs. The majority or THESE
booths are to be found In North MINNIE
apolis.
He Told War Storles-Brigadier General
Nuinton, U. s. A., Of Fort Smelling, ad-
dressed members Of the Commercial Clur
at noon to-day. General Quinton was colo-
mel of the Fourteenth infantry when il
was in active service In the PhlApplnes
and China. A member or the regimen
planted the first, the American, flag, or
the walls of Picking. General Quinton gave
the story of the campaign from the time
the regiment left Manila for China unit
its return. The members of the CLUB were
highly entertained by the recital Of the
brave deeds Of the regiment.
The Royal Aroanum Balt.-Next Tues
day evening In the large hall OF Masonic
Tnuple will be given the annual ball O.
the ROYAL Arcanum councils of Mime
epolis. There are nine councils and thes'
cooperate in benefit affairs of this kline
through the agency Of the r. A. Enter
tainment association, composed of thre
members from each council. Proceeds o
the affair Of next Tuesday are for tn
purpose Of endowing a hospital fund TO
the benefit of sick brothers and all ar
rangements have been made to make tn
ball attractive to the greatest number
Latourelles orchestra, will furnish tn
music for promenade concert and dane
ing program and the hall will be speciall
decorated in Royal Arcanum colOrs.