The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-26

Sidney Pratt school,
Menaee Residence Changes Fanos-lhe
deed was filed yesterday transferring the
L. F. Menage residence on Hillside Pace
between Groveland and Mount Curve aV-
enues to Emily Bright for $1,000
Milk was too Thln-S. Peterson, a
dairyman, was fined S25 in mun1clpal
court yesterday morning for selling dl-
luted milk He pleaded guilty, explainins
that he 'just put small piece OF Ice IN
the milk to keep it from spelling.
Last Concert by Newsboys-The Journal
Newsboys' band played for large ana
appreciative audience at Lake Harriet last
night. Tonight they will give the last
concert Of the series and a first-class pro-
gram will be rendered. Admission to all
parts of the pavilion will be 1Oc.
Clerk Accused of Larceny-E. A. Little.
formerly clerk in the Powers Mercantile
company, was arraigned in police court
yesterday charged with grand larceny. 1t
Is alleged that he stole a pair OF field
glasses valued at $40, and a pair Of opera
glasses, valued at $3.50. He was held to
the grand jury in $500 bonds
Architect Taylor Comlng-Supervlslng
Architect Taylor of Washington Is to ar
rive In Minneapolis Friday to prepare for
changes in the federal building. Mr..
Taylor will also inspect the old pOstoftlce
building at st. Paul preparatory to MAX
ing it over into a custom-hous for which
there is an appropriation of $4,000.
Ranouet for Furniture Men-The fourth
annual banquet to visiting furniture deal
ers will be given Sept. in the Masonic
Temple assemblyrOom. Several hundred
dealers have been invited. The affair Is
to be given by the ST. Paul and Mime
apois manufacturers and jobbers. Head
quarters will be esta blished for fair week.
Both Her Arms Broken-Miss Nina Mo-
Ian, IS years Of age, residing at Fifty first
street and Lyndale avenue s, employer at
the National Biscuit company, had both
her arms broken in the machinery at the
factory yesterday afternoon. She was
taken to the city hospital where the frac-
tured bones were set. She was not other
wise injured.
P. D. BouteIi Candidate-P. D. Boutell
has decided to come out as candidate for
the park board. A committee from the
Commercial club waited on him with the
request to become candidate for the
school board. While considering this his
friends in Kenwood urged him to consent
to become a candidate for the park board
instead. and he hardened to their CALL
Rates for Good Roads Conventions
Special rates are to be made by the Great
Northern road to the towns at which the
good roads train is to stop in order to al
low residents of the neighborhood to re-
ceive the good which is expected to result
from road making demonstra tions. The
schedule is as follows: St. Cloud from
Sept. to 13; Fargo from Sept Is to 90
Grand Forks from Sept. % to 81 The
train will consist of nine fiat cars one
box car and a sleeper for the government
road experts.
New Elevator Company-Articles of in
corporation for the Sutherland Elevate,
company were filed with the register OF
deeds to day. The company is capitalized
at $4,000, the stock being divided into
1000 shares at s10O each. The total liza.
bility is limited to $1,000 900. The Off.
GERS and incorporators are James w. La
hart, president. Jamestown, N D.
Thomas E. Lahart vice-president. Min
neapolis; John F. Lahart, secretary ant
treasurer, Minneapolis.
Goth Anniversary of His RIrth-B. J
West gave birthday party Friday even
ing on the occasion of his ninetieth ami
verSary a his residence on Fifth avenu
S. Mr.. West is member Of historical
family Of old Virginia and had warn
personal acquaintance with such men IL
Henry Clay and Daniel Webster. He Il
q descendant of Admiral Benjamin West
an officer in the English navy, during tn
war with the French. His grandfathe
served on the staff of General Washington
Big Draft Is StoIen-Several mysterle
connected with the recent robberies Of tn
mails in the Minneapolis postoffce hav
not been cleared up and inspectors ar
busy trying to unravel them. One tina
proves especially trying is the theft Of
draft of $3.50 from letter from Chicag &c
The draft was cashed In a local gambling
house, but trace Of the man VIII
cashed it can be found. Local polio
worked on the case at one time, but "Ri
ley Grammar, the Plunger,' the man VIII
IS said to have cashed the check with {
L. Loomis, cannot be found.
Coronation Vstors-Among the Mime
apolis parties in London coronation weel
were Mrs. Philips Nagel and Mrs Charlie
E. Force, accompanied by Miss Ambros
of New York. Mrs. Nagel, in a letter t
her husband, tells Of meeting Dr. and Mrs
H. Mel. Morton among the Londo
throngs. She said that the English peo
pie did not seem to mind the, rain
weather. Their enthusiasm and that O
the American visitors remained un
dampened. The decorations she de
scribed as marvellous, and although a con
noisseur in dress she felt satisfied tina
her compatriots outshOne their Englis
cousins, even In their gala array. Mrs
Nagel went from London to Paris and wi
arrives in New York about Sept. l. MI
Nagel goes on this week to meet her.