The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-07

AaI1y'S fapeTS H1IGu-IQOmaS Lally
the saloon and restaurant man. formally en-
tered the race for the democratic nomination
for mayor to-day by filing his papers with
the county auditor.
Carpenters' Tools Recovered - De-
tectives King and Brundage to-day recovered
$500 worth Of tools in a shed at the rear OF
1919 Third street s. They had been stolen
owners.
More Dogs Drowned-Sixty-two dogs
were drowned Saturday by the dog catcher.
went into effect. Beginning Monday the order
will be more strictly enforced and all dogs
must wear muzzles which eFectually prevent
biting.
Megaarden En- Route-Former Sher-
III Megaarden was expected to arrive in the
left Seattle and Is on the way. which implies
city this morning. but failed to get in He has
that he will be here either to-morroW or Mon
day morning. He is required to be in court
ncxt Monday when the cases will be set.
Judge Noyes Coming East-A. H.
Noyes, formerly United States judge at Nome.
Is on his way to his home at Baraboo, Wis.
Mr.. Noyss left Los Angeles over the Santa
Fe route yesterday. He has been in i'll health
for some time. and his friends were unwill-
ing he should make the trip, fearing its
effects. However, he decided to come not
withstanding their entreaties.
Easter Music Repeated-At Century
hall tomorrow at p. NJ. the Woodward
churus and the quartet of the First Baptist
church will give an extended program Of
Easter music. The First Baptist church was
filled to overhowing to hear this program
last Sunday, and the people who can go to
Century hall tomorrow afternoon will find
seats free and q cordial welcome.
Log Owners Meet-H c. Akeley, C. A.
Smith and E. ]. Carpenter were members Of
lnc> tfaa for he at a
OF log owners Tuesday in the surveyor gen
erals office. Twenty-Five lumber companies
from Minneapolis and down river points We're
represented. The men from below asked for
representation the log committee on the
grounds that one-third Of the logs turned
by the boom company belonged to them.
Fuel Retailers OrSanize-At an ad-
5ourned meeting Of retail fuel dealers Friday
evening an organization was perfected with
the following officers: President, =: E. Ash
tary, Albert Thon; treasurer, Barney An
derson. The organization is formed to pro-
mote the interests Of the retailers. The next
meeting will be held next Monday evening at
Aiexander's hall, So Sixth street S. All re-
tailers are urged to attend
The Reign of Law in HistOry-Pro-
fessor w. NJ West will give an address on
The Reign of Law IN History before the
University Liberal Association, in the univer-
sty chapel this evening at o'clock This Is
one OF series OF SUBJECTS CnoSeu IL Sl'e
those attending some of the much discussed
problems OF the present day. Professor Vests
extended knowledge of his problem ENSURES an
able, interesting and stimulating discussion.
All cordially invited.
Old Clothing Needed-It' is desired
to establish depot for supplies for the needy
to be distributed by the city missionary Of
the New Century Sunday school in the down.
town district. In her rounds, Mrs. M: Roe
mer finds many cases of real need, particular
ly as to clothing and shoes. There are several
girls OF about IA years of age who much
In need of suitable articles Of clothing at this
time which would be much appreciated. Mrs
Roemer can be relied upon to be judicious
and careful in distribution, having been in
relief work much in the past in Chicago.
These supplies can be left with the janitor Of
the First Baptist church for Mrs. Roemer or
will be called for if card is dropped to her
at the church.