The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-22
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

Dr.. Talbert has returned from California
and Is temporarily located at 3O1 Medical blk.
DR.. Emily w. Fifeld has returned from
the east. Office, 210 Plllsbury building, corner
sixth and NlcOllet. -s...--. ...
Subscribe for all magazines, papers, etc.,
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Store, . Third street S. near Hennepln av. "
All leading real estate dealers Will be repre-
senteu VIA good bargains on real estate
pages in Tomorrow Nights q u 4 l..
WaCCh Ior them. += p
Orhcr $3.50 shoes use so cents for expensive
advertising, but Inc plymouth puts thls
OF cents lnto the extra quality of the 'kun-
peror" ana "Empress' $500 shoes.
T. The Central Baptist church mortgage will
be burned the evening of May =. A debt Of
9lU,VoV was contracted IN oulidlnS the auulJion
III 1890. MoSC CT the money has been raised
an the past Two years.
L. A. Jaggard OF the st. Paul lodge of Elks
Will address the Minneapolis lodge on The
american Invasion .ot Europe tomorrow
evening. Mr.. ,Jaggard is one OF the best in
formal speakers III the two cities, and his
auaress sucn AN interesting subject Will
draw d large crowd. %
An oil house situated at the Northern Pa
cine railroad tracks and Twenty second ave
nue. SE threatened serious blaze yesterday,
ana Il spark, longing IN the pllng un0er d
railroad briuge at University ana twenty
egItn avenue Me-, set the STRUCTURE on hre.
butn nres were eXllDgulSleu Win HUE re-
suttln, damage.
James Horn, proprietor OF a tea and cof-
fee store at l0S hennepin avenue, dropped
dead III a saloon at A Sixth street 5 just pc
fore midnight last night. lie had entered the
place out IL moment previous and was IN COLI
versation with his companion, john Client
mlngs, when, without any warning, he
dropped to the floor and died instantly. Heart
failure is believed to be the cause OF death.
Deceased, who was about Az years Oh age,
leaves wife and son.
John Everhart who was admitted to, the
city hospital last week suffering from rheu-
matisln supposedly, died very unexpectedly
last night and thea physicians may perform an
autopsy toa determine the cause Of his death
Everhart was, a teamster who lived at 62i
Sixth avenue n. He was unmarried, 50 years
old and has relatives in Virginia, to whom
word has been sent. 49,
At a meeting of the Federation council las
evening resolutions We're adopted exoneratins
EdN ard Helm from amy participation in the
| citic Railway cOmpanEfto take men from MIN
neapolis into Montana to protect :1on-unior
| men who had taken the place of striking
| switchmen in the employ Of the road. MI
| Helm appeared before The council and salts
lied it that he had' no connection with tn;
affair IS. NJ EH+s'
A auadrllple wedding was held at the Church
Of the Holy Cross yesterday morning, Father
Jaieski reading the, service that made eight
four The contracting parties were Joseph
Mink and Magdalenea Mlskowic; valentine
Kozak and Mary Ptfsak Frank Sienko and
Agnes Luberda, and 'Jaccb Halik and Susanna
Smietana The bridal procession was pre-
coded by group OF flower girls. GroonIs
and best men wore lilies Of the valley In theil
buttonholes, while the; brides wore orange
blossoms and full wells.