The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-11

Her Jaw Was Rroken-Miss Alice Hills,
1920 Ninth avenue s, was badly injured in
bicycle collision on Twenty-e eighth
street, near Fifth avenue s. last night.
Her jaw was broken.
Meeting In St. James BuIIding-The
Union mission will hold it's first service
In the st. James building Sunday even
ming. Special music will be furnished by
the young people from the Park Avenue
Congregational church.
Thirteenth Ward Neutrality-suspicious. of
the thirteenth ward will meet Monday
evening at the home Of John H. Van
Nest. Fortieth street and Lyndale avenue,
to perfect the organiza ton of a Thirteenth
Ward Improvement association.
Charged to Boys.-The confectionery
store kept by Mrs Catherine Glavey, 3103
Nicollet avenue, was broken into last
night and SO in cash and two boxes or
fcigars stolen. The work is thought to be
that OF boys residing in the neighbour
hood.
New Minneapolis Co.-The Holman
Gerdes company has Incorporated to sell
groceries, meats and provisions In Min
neapolis. The capital stock Is $50,OOO.
and the incorporators are Oliver P. Hol-
man. Charles Gerdes and Charles A.
Mettler.
"Christlan Cltizenship"-Quincy Lee
Morrow Of Indiana will speak In North
M. E. church, this city, tomorrow morn
ing at 1890, and at Trinity NJ E. church
NE tomorrow evening, on the subject,
"Christan citizenship" Mr.. Morrow Is
making a tour of the states.
Twin City Phone Co.'s DIvldend-The
board Of directors of the Twin City Tele-
terly dividend at the rate of per cent
per annum, payable Nov. 1 to stockhold-
ers of record Oct. %. The transfer books
will be closed Oct. 25 and reopen Nov 5.
Checks will be mailed.
j. w. Raymond I'LL. W. Raymond.
president of the Northwestern bank Of
this city, is seriously i'll at the Waldorf
Astoria, New York city. Mr., Raymond
went abroad several months ago to bene-
fit his failing health. He suffered a re-
lapse upon his return week ago. 1t will
be a week or more before he can be
brought back to Minneapolis.
Mothers Grlef-Mrs. Edward Cough
lin of 800 Fremont avenue N is in a dam
gerous condition as the result Of grief over
the disappearance of Patsy, her 14-year-
old son. The boy had some trouble with
the principal Of the Sumner school, and
evidently feared reprimand or punishment
from his parents. Mrs. Coughlins health
has been delicate for some time. 1t is
feared she cannot recover.
Tried to Dodge observation-disclosures
Hall. the 11-year-old son of Mrs. Evelyn
Hall, residing at 2704 Ninth avenue S, did
not like the idea Of being in quarantined
house, and knowing that his home was to
be quarantined for diphtheria yesterday
decided to leave Accordingly Thursday
nj he RI friend q
Fortieth street and Thirty sixth avenue S
His mother notified the police and the boy
was returned yesterday, while health Off.
GERS went to the house he had visited and
fumigated it.
Will Enter Political Field-Candidate
for election in Hennepin county who are
in favor of compulsory vaccination will
have the Anti Compulsory Vaccination
league to contend with this fall as wei
as rival candidates At a .meeting~h
by league members last evening it wa
also decided to hold three house meet
ings this month-Oct IA, at 1887 Twelfth
avenue Sc; Oct 81, 1947 Lincoln stree
NE; the last at ia Twenty-f1rst avenu
N. An entertainment under the auspice
Of the league will be given early In No
vember.
Struck by Car.-Rev. R. L. Adams o
Brewster Mimi, who is attending tn
Presbyterian synod here, was injured in
street car accident on Fourth avenue
near Lake street. this morning, and wa
taken to the Northwestern hospital. Hi
injuries consisted of several painfr
bruises on the left side, but none
thought to be serious. Mr. Adams an
his son, Rev. G. G. Adams Of Albert Lea
were running to catch a Fourth avenu
car at Lake street, when the elder ma
ran directly In front Of the car and wa
knocked down.
Got the Iron Anyway-Work on the ire
trusses for the roof of the northea
pumping station will begin Monday at tt
Bros Iron Works and within a fortnig
the trusses will be in place. Mr. Br
could not get certain iron from the cas-
ern mills and the American Bridge COM
any refused to do business with him
he is out of the trust. City Engineer SUI
lette can do business with the trust, no,
ever, and when he set out to look f
agile irons the American Bridge compal
was ready to do business with him.
he will bug the angle irons. Mr.. Bros W
do the work and the cost will be deduct
from his estimates. ! ..< -.