The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-15
THE: CITY
TOWN TALK

Choice farm loans for sale. with titles
guaranteed Title Insurance and IrustC
DR.. Tabert has returned from California
and is temporarily located at aO1 Medical blk.
Frederick Roach will call for Nour lawn
mower, grind and return it. Main 3ls6-L1.
Nicollet lodge No As, K of P, will confer
the second rank on two candidates this eve
ming. N.
At their regular meeting last evening. the
sheet metal workers passed resolutions in
dorsing the action OF the Seattle and St. Paul
unions, and requesting all sheet metal work
ers to stay away from those places.
George Belden had his wheel stolen on
Washington avenue last night. and at once
reported the matter to the police. Detectives
Conner and Vaughn found Albert Olson riding
the wheel this morning, and he was arrested
on the charge of petty larceny.
Among the names of public school pupils
winning D. A. R. prizes, the published an
nouncenents made Brewer Goodsell masquer-
ade under the first name "Brice.' Brewer
class of competitors. He is an old-time Jour
nal Junior. -.... e. .s... s-.sa
Theodore Dumas, aged 16 years, attended a
baseball game at the university last week,
and when the ball went out of limits appro-
prated it to his own use. He was arrested on
the charge of petty larceny and pleaded gull
ty. Judge Dickinson sent him to the state
training school, .~
for all patrolmen in the city to attend drills
three times each week. The men viii report
at the drill grounds at Thirteenth and Spruce
place each afternoon and will drill for an
hour Lieutenant George Sinclair will have
charge as drillmas-er. @as.- -s.-ss
L. E. Allen, colored, in the employ of l.. F.
Broberg of Cedar Rapids. Iowa. who has
been working in the city as "a magnetic healer,
hired a horse and buggy of C. R. Dickens
Tuesday forenoon, and up to this time has not
returned the rig The police have been notl-
fed and notices sent to the neighboring towns
for the officers to be on the lookout for the
rig. -.....-.
A large delegation of Minneapolis Elks
will go TO St. Paul by special car at 10
to take part in the opening day parade OF the
Minneapolis carnival, June 2. st. Paul Elks
remembe, with gratitude that Minneapolis
gave the st. Paul carnival hearty support two
years ago. and they now intend to repay this
| city in kind. --'. :.
4 regular meeting of the Minneapolis Ho-
meopathic Medical Society was held last eve
ming at the office of DR.. Aldrich, Ninth street
| and First avenue S. Discussions were held
! on the following subjects: The X-Ray in the
Ethel E: Hurd; ':Diphtheria,, ry Dr.. Bling;
ham of the city hospital; Heart Disease,
| bv Dr.. Joanna Crawford. The next meeting
| will be held June II with DR.. Asa f. WILCOX
| Oak Grove and Hennepin.
Ex-Deputy Sheriff John Duffeld was as
saulted Yesterday afternoon by laoor j,
| man and received painful INJURIES Duthelo
has charge OF a gang of worlSnlen employed
! on the new warehouse CT the Advance Thresh
err company Third street and Seventh avenue
| S. and found several of them lettering over
| can OF beer. He ordered them to return tc
work, and one of the men assaul.es nm
| Duffeld was knocked down and was uncon
| scious for some time. His head was badly
cut and a physician was called to dress hls
wounds The assailant was not arrested.