The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-23
CITY NEWS

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Fractured His skull-Henry Kuch. a
farmer. living near Robbinsdale. slipped and
Tell while cutting ice at Crystal lake Monday
died.
Charged With Theft-Charles Pool,
a driver for the Fred Armstrong Transfer
company, was arrested this morning by De.
grain from his employers barn, on Seventh
street and Third avenue Sc. Pool lives at 2Uo
Second street N.
Two Charges Against Her-Rachel
Grigsby. colored. was arrested on the charge
or being found in disorderly house. Lew
anderson, the complainant, later charged h aeI
with robbing him OF $780, She was nned SlO
Tor the former ofense and was held under
$500 bonds for hearing as to the latter.
Credit Men Dine - The Minneapolis
Credit Mems association banquetted last
night at the Hotel Nicollet. Officers We're
elected as follows: President, George T.. Hlg-
gins Of Anthony Kelly & Co.; vice presl-
dent, w. S. Hughes Of Dodson. Fisher, Brock
man & Co. ...
Result Of u FiEht-OWen Murphy is
at the city hospital suffering from erysipeas.
which resulted from wound. on the fore
head, inflicted In fight in a lodging house
At 204 Hennepin avenue, yesterday morning:
set upon by several men and brutally as
saulted.
Capt. MacGregor improves-Captain
John MacGregor, special agent of the treas
ury department, who suffered light stroke
OF paralysis at the San Angelo last Thurs
captain had slight attack of the same
trouble and it is believed that he will again
recover.
A Fall and a Broken Wrist-While
cleaning windows the second story OF the
Twin City Telephone company's building,
Third avenue 8 and Seventh street. this lore,
aud fell, breaking his wrist. He was taken
to the city hospital, and later to his home,
2s2S Sixteenth avenue S.
G. "A. II. Commanders Ass'n-The G..
A. R. Commanders and Past Commanders
ASSOCIATION will hold its annual meeting at
the G. A R. headquarters Saturday evening,
Jan. 70. New officers will be elected and
business connected with the next department
encampment will be attended to. All the
delegates for this encampment 1t is hoped,
will be present
Next Citizens Council The Citi-
zens' Council which was organized last No
yember for the purpose Of promoting chart,
table unity and interest, will hold its second
meeting Jan. 20. The subject for consdera,
under the following heads: social Settle
ments,' industrial Education" Hospitals, ,, ,,
pstGet j and Frendy
sion of the whole subject. There will be a
meeting Feb. 10 and one in March, at which
the subjects of The Protection of Unfortu-
nates'' and 1.-The Relation of the State to
Social Problems" will be considered
On Mckinley Dayton the fifty -ffth
anniversary Of William Mckinleys birth.
Jan. 20, the Ohio association Of Minneapolis
will hold Its annual dinner at the Hotel
Nicollet. The usual speeches will be omitted
The Masonic quartet will furnish the enter
tainment and has prepared magnificent pro-
gram, in which will appear Heinrich Hoeve
quartet will sing an original poem by a mem
Der of the society. This has been set to music
and will be an enjoyable feature of the en-
celebration to be the largest and most in
spring affair that has ever been given under
its auspices.
Lecture on Sir Thomas More-Dr.
Henry Austin Adams, who will lecture at the
Lyceum theater this evening, dined
with Archbishop Ireland, in st. Paul, last
evening. He has lectured to three audiences
in st. Paul and several st. Paul persons have
secured seats in the Lyceum for bis lecture
tomorrow night. His subject is "Sir Thomas
More" Sir Thomas was the ideal Catholic
layman, who SO stoutly resisted the. claims
OF Henry VIII. to spiritual supremacy in Eng
his tragic death for conscience sake have
day Of his death. While Dr. Adams does not
most enthusiastic admirer Of the martyrel