The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-12
THE CITY
TOWN TALK


SAFE at Journal counter. Price 25 cents.
The Title Insurance and Trust company
pays per cent on deposits subject to check.
g. After the theater go to Rathskeller Cafe,
Sl2 First avenue S, upstairs Bring your
family. Everything frst-class.
Barnum don't intend to move again, so, to
gstsleather goods away down, now. is the time.
to buy. Discount on all lines. 4O4 Nicollet.
In the Tracks of a Tenderfoot'' will be the
subject of Rev. G. L. Morrill's lecture to be
delivered at. futile church, Blaisdell avenue
and 9th street, Friday evening.
Officer Crane killed mad dog that was ter
rorizihg residents in the neighborhood Of Chi
cage avenue and Twenty-eighth street. Mon
day.
The next meeting of A. NJ. Diggles Com
held Monday evening at s O'Clock in the
Pillsbury building.
Maggie Clark, a young woman, was arrested
yesterday AFTERNOON by Special Officer sshaff,
accused of shoplifting.g
Professor James R. Jewett, of the state
university, will give a stereopticon lecture Oh
Palestine this evening, at the Reform Jew
ish synagogue, Fifth avenue s and Tenth
street.
L. A. Condit is to speak on "Public Ac-
counts before the Minneapolis Association OF
Accountants and Bookkeepers, at its regular
meeting this evening, at 5S3 Andrus building.
Accountants and bookkeepers invited.
citic box car, in the Northern Pacific yards,
at Third avenue N and Fifth street, early
this morning The car was loaded with po-
tatoes and the fire probably caught from a
stove placed in the car to keep the vegetables
from freezing The loss was slight
A concert, under the auspices Of the choir
OF Emmanuel Lutheran church, Thirteenth
avenue and Monroe street NE, viii be given give
ing Society will participate Dr.: }. 81 Carl,
son, of the university, will speak, and Axel
Johnson will sing solo.
Electric lighting and power plant for sale
14x12 each 100 horsepower. direct belted to
four-pole 5O-kilowatt 11O-volt lighting genera
tors Possession given March |. 1902 These
equipments are in full operation and may be
Inspected at The Minneapolis Journal plant.
An association Of the residents of Mound,
Lake Minnetonka, has been organized. 1t Is
known as the Mound Improvement Associa-
Hon. T as prend ehapa aad Hart az he
Beunaqi vista Hotel, as secretary. The object
of the association is to promote the welfare
Of Mound. as
Mrs. Sidney Emery, $500 w Lake street,
stepped into q small canal cut by Ice harvest
ers on the shore Of Lake Calhoun yester-
day, and was in the icy water up to her waist
for nearly ten minutes before help game game The
cut was partially concealed by light drift
Of snow. Mrs. Emery suffered no lasting
effects from the exposure.
''Some American Problems of To-day" was
the title Of a lecture delivered at the Central
Baptist church last night by the Rev. G.. Fl
tute of Springfield, III. MI. Mcdaniel is @
colored preacher OF ability and his treatment
Of the, race problem Interested a fair-size6
audience Of both white and colored people.
Harry HEIDI alias King is under arrest
charged with the larceny Of an overcoat from
the Grill restaurant, on First avenue S. Heidi
substituted for the costly garment cheaI
coat belonging to colored man named Fisher
The latter was induced to pawn the stolen
coat and was arrested by Detective Percy De
Laittre. His story implicated Heidi, who
when found, admitted the theft.
An agent of the Humane society has secured
a warrant for the arrest of Paul Paytal
charged that Paytal beat his defotmed daugh
ter Mary Paytal, aged IA, because she coult
not work, and that he also beat his wife The
agent found the girls back covered will
scars and bruises, said to have been caused
by punishment inflicted by the father.
More street lights. more paving better
roads generally and heater streets are the
main objects that the Western Avenue I'M
provement Association will aim for this year
The association will ask the city to extend thu
brick paving to the end of the car line, ant
it. is expected that the county. commissioner
will gravel the road three miles further ou
into the country. At last nights meeting 0
the association methods of increasing tn,
membership were made the special order.
| The Seventh Ward Republican Club will
have for it's guests at the next meeting, Mon
day, Feb. "a, most of the members of the
Hennepin legislative delegation and legisla
, tors from outside the city. G. A. Tillbury
J. B. Johnson and NJ L. Fosseen have beef
appointed a committee to secure the presence
OF the legislative guests. 1t is proposed tt
| cross town car line committee will report a
| this time,