The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-21
CITY NEWS
WEATHER THEN AND NOW
93 Degrees; To-day 20 Degrees.
Maximum Temperature n Year Ago


He'll Sell Clothing-Harry B. Cohn,
staff Of travelling representatives for the last
seven years, will be identified hereafter with
the tirm of Robitschek. Frank Heller.
Second Minnesota Reunion - The
Second Minnesota volunteers will have, re-
union at 2 p. m: Sept 3; in , the courthouse. ta use
day the survivors will have al excursion to
the Soldiers Home.
Held Up u Gas Meter - H. Turner,
colored, pleaded guilty in municipal court this
morning to the larceny of IS. 90 from a gas
meter in a Hennepin avenue cigar store. He
was sentenced to sixty days in the workhouse
Four Costly .Chicl>ens-Harry Mer-
chant, a young man OF 20, was in police court
fhls t5st ha soe M'' four Chickens from
Mrs. Elisa Seeliger. lie pleaded guilty ana
was fined $25.
Fractured His Skull-James Christie,
a laborer residing at 633 Sixth avenue N. fell
through chute at the Akeley Lumber mills
early this morning and was taken to the city
hospital. His skull is thought 10 DE 1rac-
tured.
New Grain Company-H. L. Karrick
L. G. Williams r. j. Healy, A. R. Gardner
and j. l.. Swanton have formed a corporation
to be known as the Harry karrick company;
the business of which is to be the buying ana
selling of grain. The company Is capitalizeo
at $1,000
Bound Over to Grand Jury-Mamie
Lacey, colored, who has been on trial in the
municipal court for abduction, was bound
over to the grand jury yesterday by Judge
Dickinson. The woman is accused OF ab-
ducting a 16-yearold girl. The bail was fixed
at S70O
Took IL Suit of Clothes The resi-
dence~ Charles c. Bennett, 1S43 Sheridan
VI ~, h,,ro toof nj iUhf
and ;.tkiuit of clothing valued at $50 was
stoleG4T 1t is supposed that the crime was
committed by tramps encamped on the rail-
road tracks near the mousse
Charged With Assault Charles
Hamilton, colored, was in police court this
morning charged with assault with danger
Gus weapon. it being alleged taht he as
saulted cleo Murray, colored woman. on
Aug. 3, and Knocked her down with re-
volver Several witnesses were examined and
he was bound over to the grand jury under
$500 bonds.
Tnrlxhurst Was Carved Willard
Tarkhurst, colored, is at the city hospital suf-
fering from knife wounds received in street
brawl at Second avenue n and Washington
last night, while William Hicks, also colored,
was sentenced to the workhouse for ten Gays
on a charge of disorderly conduct. Hicks was
accused Of cutting 1arkhurst but denied the
charge and pleaded guilty to being disordcrly.
To Permit Salary Increuse-City
Controller Rogers was directed by the coun-
Gil last evening to add $14,5 800 to the fire de-
partment estimate for next year in order tc
permit per cent increase in salaries. Al
dermen Ryan and Main were directed to as
sist Alderman Mccoy in destroying the bal
lots and other debris left over from the last
election.
minneapolis Boy Promoted-JohnD D.
Jones' son Of Richard N. Jones, 2500 Eigh-
teenth avenue S, has Just been appointed
master mechanic Of the Washington & Col
umbia River railroad, with headquarters al
Walla Walla. Mr. Jones was taken from the
bench at machine shop where he had worked
four years, to receive his new and responsible
position. Previous to going to Washington
he worked in the Milwaukee shops in Mime
apols.
Going to kOrea-A farewell reception
was given last evening in the church parlors
of Oliver Presbyterian church for Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Clark, who left to-day fol
Korea to do missionary work under the di-
rection of the church Addresses were made
by c. E. Ashworth DR.. R M. Adams, Dr.
j. W. Wallace of Manchester college, and
Rev. H. NJ. Presley: Vocal numbers were
rendered by Rev. Mr.. Campbell and Mis-:
May D. Williams, Fred Stevens acting as &C
companst DR.. Wallace paid oliver church
the high compliment of having sent to thu
foreign field more missionaries than any Pres
byterian church in the state.