The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-04
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

The Title Insurance and Trust Company
pays 2 per cent on deposits subject to check.
Our specia2ties, surety bonds, burglary and
employers liability insurance Fred L. Gray
company, Guaranty Loan building.
Five hundred hair switches at half price.
Mail orders filed. BrahPs Hair Bazaar. 400
Nicollet.
A meeting of the Minneapolis Stamp Col
sleetors' Club will, be held next Friday eve,
ming. June g. at Harry SmeLson's law office,
514 Bank of Commerce building
= Members of the Chicago Avenue Baptist
Sunday school win give The Village e School, 81.
the benefit Of the Sunday school.
An entertainment social and dance by the
degree team CT Lincoln council, No. 81. Mod
ern, Samaritans, will be given Tomorrow eve
ming at Easthagen's 2413 Bloomington ave-
nue..
The Christian Endeavor Society of River.
side chapel will give an ice cream social and
band concert at the chapel Friday evening:
The Queen City Band, of the South Side, will
furnish the music
S. Cameron, motorman on the Camden
Place car line, was injured yesterday after,
ndon by striking his head against pole as
he stuck his head out of. the window. His
injuries are not serious. .e p
Delegates who are to attend the Minnesota
State Federation of Labor convention at
Rochester will meet Saturday evening at Al
p m. Sunday for Rochester over the Great
Western. The rate is one and a third fare for
the round trip. Delegates will return arriving
at noon Wednesday. ..
Fred Fake, photographer from Wisconsin.
was arraisned in the police court this NOR
ning charged with selling obscene pictures.
He waived examination. and the case was
taken before the grand jury. Detective Oscar
Hicks purchased pictures from the man and
the case against him is said to. be strong
one. Isl a g 5s ~. ~
Thomas Gleason, a Great Northern enploye
aged 80 years. was seriously injured at the
foot of Third avenue IS last night When
found he was unconscious and his,right arm
was crushed below the elbow. It Is believed
he fell from moving train. He was taken
was amputated. His home is in Mason City.
Iowa. 80 a.. '-... ~. !
Charles Johnson. colored, was taken to the
city hospital last night suffering from four
knife wounds in his back, received in hght
with another colored man at Third street ana
Nicollet avenue Both men are engaged In
selling chameleons and in some way dis
agreed The fight ensued which resulted IN
Johnson S getting slashed. His injuries were
not serious and he was able to leave the hos
pital last night. His assailant has not been
arrested. ~ -uE
E. WEIGH, at GA Seventh street S, is under
quarantine for scarlet fever, and Mrs. Welch,
Miss Eleanor Weston, -matron Of the North
western hospital; Health Commissioner +: M
Hall and Health Inspector Loveland are mixed
up In troublesome quarantine case. The
trouble arose over the removal of Miss lver-
son. nurse, from the Northwestern hospital
while she was recovering from an attack OF
sufficiently convalescent and had her go to
the boarding house Soon after she arrived
the health department quarantined the house
and Mrs WEIGH objected to the quarantine.
The house will remain under quarantine
until the department sees fit to remove the