The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

Got Fifteen pays-Fred Garvey. a Ia
boring man, was in police court yesterday
charged with assaulting Andrew Oh
( SON He was found guilty and sentenced
to the workhouse for fifteen days.
At the Band Stand-F. d. Larrabee will
speak at the band stand near the agrl-
cultural hall and not at the grand stand
at the state fair grounds, Labor Day. as
announced yesterday
Goes to the coast-Magnus Turnblad,
with his family left this morning for
Seattle where he is owner OF the West
ern Tribune, large Swedish weekly
7 paper Mr.. Turnblad has been connected
with the Svenska -Amerikanska Posten for
fifteen years. He has lived in%Minneapolis
since 1880. .1aa@ssst%
Suicide Is Suspected-Hattie V. Gosse-
line, As years of age, was found dead IN
her room at 1923 Aldrich avenue N last
night. A bottle Of carbolic acid was found
by her side and it is thought that she
committed suicide. Coroner Williams will
hold an autopsy. ET.--E~ II ..s.
Charged With Burglary-H. j. Taylor,
colored was arraigneti in police court yes
terday charged with burglary in the
third degree. He asked for an eXamira-
tion and was held to the grand jury. Tay-
lor was captured while attempting to- rob
the residence of Thomas Coleman, 412
Seventh street S, early this morning.
Absorbed Another company--The Min
neapolis Bedding company at. Fifth and
Division streets Sc has absorbed the Min
neapolis Excelsior company at Central and
Tenth Charles NJ. Way, proprietor of the
bedding company, will continue both busi-
nesses under the one roof. -. He will dis
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1.-THE Bondage Of MexIco'-Mrs. Lydia
P. Williams will deliver an address at
the Y. NJ. c. A. at $3.50 o'clock. tomorrow
afternoon, to young men. on "The Bond
age of Mexico."s Mrs. Williams has re-
Gently travelled very extensively in Mexico
and her address will be a. descriptive, talk
on the conditions and customs that pre-
vail there. * .@ =
OF to See the DaIes--W. B. Dixon,
northwestern passenger, agent Of the Mil
IWaukee, takes a party of newspaper folk
down in his private car tonight to visit
the famous daNes Of the WISCONSIN, near
Kilbourn City. The coach will be attached
to the Pioneer Limited and will bring the
party back Monday morning.
7S4 Goodrich avenue, st. Paul, who has
been living recently at 81 Eastman avenue,
NllnuSa pOllS, WAS ehdlllSu LUZ INSTABILITY
in the probate court this morning. Mrs.
Little, frail sad-faced little woman, said
that Little was the victim of occasional
fits of insanity and that at such times she
was in constant fear Of her life. Little
talked rationt y' and admitted that he had
been taking treatment for his head He
was attempting to commit suicide by
hanging when arrested yesterday.
Ladies' Auxiliary Adjourns-The insur-
ance convention Of the Ladies' Auxiliary
OF the A. Q. H. closed late yesterday at
lows: State secretary, Miss Margaret
Grady of Saltwater; treasurer, Miss Mar
garet Sullivan of Rochester; board Of di-
rectors, Miss Agnes REILLY of Saltwater,
Mrs. Higgins Of ST. Paul. Miss Mollie CAL
lahan Of Minneapolis, Mrs. Best of Min
neapolis and Miss Sadie REILLY Of Brain
$ erd; auditing committee. Mrs. Boardman
of Minneapolis, Mrs. Mccarthy of St.
Paul and Miss May" Eorgan of Duluth. 4
NJ. w, Conservatory Prospectus-The
+ Northwestern Conservatory of Music has
. issued its seventeenth annual prospectus.
The faculty numbers thirty, representing
: every musical instrument Carlo Fischer
violoncellist, comes from Victor HERBERT s
Pittsburg orchestra, and will be the only
I soloist on that instrument in the twin
cities. Mrs. Gertrude Dobyns is a noted
concert pianist just from EUROPE. MISS
Harriet Davis, the past two seasons lead
ing lady with Robert Downing; Mrs. Fish
: er and Miss Harrington have been added
to the oratorical department. Other in
structors include Mrs. Porteous, Mrs. AL
: bee. Miss Sans Souci Messrs. Oberhoffer
Hunt, Beach, Straka and Christiansen. T.,
Honor for Fournler-Alexis. Fournier,
+ the Minneapolis landscape painter, re-
: ceived a letter from William French, di-
: rector of the Art Institute of Chicago, in
4 forming him that one Of the institute
{ galleries would be at his command Oct
: 2 to Oct. 19 for a special individual ex-
hibition. This is a great honor, as the
: institute only offers the privilege to men
ranked very high.
/ Most of the Chicago artists who have
! been abroad within the last decade know
. Mr.. Fournier and he is regarded as a
man whose future is assured Mr.. Four
nier will lsend from twenty to thirty pic