The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-16
THE: CITY
TOWN TALK

' Saturday, carnations. all colors. 80 cents a
dozen. Nasel's. sis Nicolle...3
Correct dress for every one (from head to
foot at the plymouth Corner" Sixth aud
Nicollet
s. guaranteed 2o-year gold-hlled frame,
soldjd gold nose piece, $l.fo, at Hirschy's.
Go Nicoliet a:enue. s ~
& Our spccia'ties, surety bonds, burglary and
employers liability insurance. Fred l.. Gray
company, Guaranty Loan building.
I Flowers for funerals and all other pur-
poses shipped to all parts of the northwest
Mendenhall. florist, 81 Sixth street S.
Mrs. Evans has new lots of goldfish, fan
tails, telescopes and paradise fish. 1907
21st ST. Bloomington car
Subscribe for all magazines. papers. ETC..
and get your binding done at Century News
Store. Third street S. near Hennepin av.
Professor F. J. f. Woodbridge will address
evening in the chapel on ''Agnostcism.' His
address will be followed by general discus
sion. and refreshments will be served.
Kate kearns took whisk: to relieve Sc
ing. AS result she became badly intoxicated.
Sho was arrested on Nicollet avenue last night
broken. but he was badly bruised.
John Kelly, who spends about three fourths
OF his time in the workhouse, came to the cen.
trail police station. yesterday and gave himself
over to the officers He was sentenced for
another ninety days this morning by Judge
Dickinson. - -.. y
7 Alex Adeos. 'laborer at the government
dam, was injured this morning by caving
bank. He was taken to the city hospital
where it was learned that no bones were
broken, but h ewas badly bruised. -..
The horse and buggy which c. B. Dickens
found yesterday IN the barn of Nick Ronner
near the West Hotel. The horse had been
there all the time the officers were looking
for 1t. 49,
One Of the demands made by the striking
is a "a
bakery after SIP. m. An employer who is a
practical baker is not allowed under this rule
to go into his own bakery after 8 .. m. and
make a batch of goods and employers who
would not agree to this demand are now be-
ing boycotted.
Masons belonging to the 'blue" lodges. in
Guiding Hennepn, Minnesota and Minnetonka
lodges, were entertained at smoke social
given last night by Zion commandery, Mime
apolis council and st. Johns chapter. Ad
dresses were made by Weed Munro. G. e.
c.. E. Ovenshine was master of ceremonies
and vaudeville program helped to entertain
the guests.
DIR. w. Douglas Mackenzie Of the Chicago
| Theological seminary addressed a Wide Ho:
rizon" meeting last night in Plymouth church
He is interested in the Chicago movement tt
disseminate theological knowledge so as tt
make intelligent lay workers. He plans tt
| develop theological extension work alons
| the lines of university extensions The de
nominations are too far apart, DR.. Mackenzit
believes. He aims to concentrate their ener
gies. Et ~ Is 50 f..
/ G. S. Eastman special officer detailed al
a dog catcher, saw two men break open {
| showcase on the sidewalk at Third street ant
Ncollet avenue last night and take thre
pairs of shoes. He arrested the men ant
took them to the central station. where the!
gave the names of Harry Palmer and Claud
| Dennison. They were araigned this morninl
| and pleaded guilty to the charge. Judg
| Dickinson sentenced them to ninety days il
| the workhouse.. = - $3.50.
The arrival of a car load of trucks yester
| of the street railway company to remark tina
if trucks continued to arrive from now or
all of the new interurban cars contemplate
i would be ready for business inside of tire
replaced will be taken to the shops, repaired
remodeled and refurbished. Air brakes wi
be feature of the new cars.
Lieutenant W. B.. Felwell, Jr., who has bee
deputy collector of customs at Trinidad, Cub;
for the last two years, has notified his famil
in this city that he will sail for the Unite
States May p. 1t will take him two week
to reach home Lieutenant Folwell, who er
tered the service upon the organization
the Fifteenth Minnesota. during the SPANS
state university. He will probobly be ordere
to the Philippines upon the evacuation (
Cuba.
| Link Crossman, who recently testified tefo1
the grand jury, was yesterday allowed to
free BY Judge Dickinson. Crossman was, 0.
. Of the city, but was summoned here by tt
grand jury that his testimony mlght be s.
cured. AS soon as he arrived in town he W;
arrested on the charge of vagrancy by Detec
i've Howard 1t was shown that while eros
man had been getting his living without wor
yet at the time he was arrested he had del
mite object and could not be said to be
: vagrant Judge Dickinson agreed and al
missed the case.