The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-20
CITY NEWS
WEATHER NOW AND THEN
Maximum Temperature To-day 4S
Degreesj a Year Ago "a De-
grees.

For a New warehouse-The H. N.
leighton company broke ground yesterday tor
the new warehouse building adjoining Hne j.
/. Case building on Third street s.
Land Business Prospecting - The
Hunter-Windle company OF MINNEAPOLIS mas ma:
changed its name to Follette-Windle company
and increased its capital stock from SZo'ooo "
$4,000. .. -r
Elm Lustiger Deutscher Mayor
Amss was notified this morning that he mas
been elected on honorary MEMBER OK tne
Deutscher Kriegeryerein, local German
Quasi-mintary society. @.. .1a-
He'll Tackle the WhirI-L. Neider-
hefer, local bicycle expert rider, Delie 9sss
he can negotiate the wonderful cycle Wnlrl
now on at the Dewey. He Will De given q
chance to Try it tonight s,.
No Water, at Hand-Two small frame
dwellings at S03 and 800 Thornton street 81
department was unable to quench the flames
because there was no water near.
Merrill Gets His Horse-F.- H. Mer-
rll, rural mail carrier, whose morse was
stolen from his stable at Osseo trlday night
recovered the animal in St. Paul to-day: "A "A
warrant has been issued for the arrest OF the
thief. who is known.
First "sweeping" Conviction-Jos-
u,
municipal court yesterday of trespasslng on
Great Northern property with intent 10 sleal
wheat from cars. He was fined Sl0. rms IS tue
first case under the new wheat sweeping orol-
nance.
Where Is e. A. Faust:-The police
last night were asked to locate the brother
OF e. A. Faust, who came to Minneapolis
from zumbrota to purchase bakery supplies
several days ago. The wife or the mlssIns
nan is Ill and he is wanted at home, Inc
Ill 49,, 40 tn fn6
Mr.. Dayton's Minneapolis home
George D. Dayton Of Worthington has sola
dis residence in that city and will soon take
up his residence in Minneapolis, where his
chief property interests are located. he tOoh
out permit to-day for the erection OF
handsome home at 2020 Blaisdell- avenue, to
cost $4,000.
Slept at His Post-A citizen reported
last night that q policeman was asleep on his
beat at Emerson ard Twenty sixth avenue n.
He said he did not wish to disturb the sleeper
lest he should be in an unhappy MOOD When
he awoke. Not until he was relieved by the
offer on the next watch was the doing blue
coat aroused.
After Prominent Speakers-The Sec
ond annual banquet of the Third Ward Re-
publican Club will be held April 3 at Odc
Fellows hall, 4046 Twentieth avenue n. Tue
program committee is in correspondence WIN
Senator Deliver and ]. Adam Bede and hopes
to secure both these popular speakers LOT
their celebration.
A 10Th Regiment AnniverSary-Th
veterans Of the Fifteenth Minnesota regiment
will celebrate the anniversary OF their regl-
ment's muster out at Federation nall. 81.
Paul, March II. The meeting Will pc al
dressed by Colonel c. T. TroWbridge, Colonel
H. A. Leonhauser. formerly colonel OF the
regiment, and Mayor Ames of Minneapolis.
Accepts seeback's Deh-George See
oil hou
Dewey this week, has issued challenge 10
all corners. This has been accepted by, Kit
Selby local puncher Of fame, and a contest
will be held Friday evening, at the Dewey.
A referee is to be named from the audience
and If Selby can show superiority he will be
given the S25 forfeit. .s. 49, -.
Wanted Up Country-Chief Of Police
c. E. Hurst of East Grand Forks, Mimi, this
morning asked the MINNEAPOLIS police to
search for c. M. Stewart. young man OF
and jail breaking. He is described as "A ana
of good address. He has reputation as a
sneak thief and night Drowler. In several
towns he has been able to break into good So
cety. His home formerly was in Duluth
May Have Been SuicidaI-Coroner U.
G. Williams attention was called to the death
of Mrs. Alice Biggar, at 100 Plymouth avenue
n early this morning. Mrs. Biggar, VINO was
SO years old, had been complaining OF III
health since Sunday, but her sudden death
last night was quite unexpected. The, coro-
ner believes that death caused by the ex-
cessive use of morphine, whether by design
or accident is not known. The body VIII De
removed to the morgue, where an autopsy
will be held.
Boy Without q Home - 11-year-old
John Johnson was taken to the Union city
mission yesterday, and effort will be made
to, secure a home for him. yesterday ne
came from St. Paul, and, taking the wrong
car, alighted near the home Of H. J: Lewis,
212S Hennepin avenue, where he tOld MS
story He said that his father and mother
had moved from their st. Paul home yester-
day and that they had turned him out IN
the cold. He came to Minneapolis, ne sald,
to take a place cash boy Whlch mad Deen
promised him, but when he reported Tor WORK
he was told he was too young.
More Pictures COminS-1he special
exhibition of paintings in the public library
art gallery, whose stay has been prolonged
in response to the wishes or the puDnc
through the remainder Of this week, is open
evenings from 8 to 10, we'll as all DAY.
Much disappontment is felt that the pictures
exhibited by Max Bohm and Alexis Fournler
at the annual exhibition Of the PennsylVanla
Academy have not yet arrived. They have
been shipped and will be hung immediately
upon arrival, either with the special eXhlpl-
ton or among the permanent collection. MT;
Bohrn's picture was one OF the ten reproduced
In the illustrations Of the catalogue ana the
Tournier picture attracted much afternoon at
the salon last year.
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