The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-12

WoEAAs S1oSe-The Diamond Iron
works closed down yesterday owing to the
strike OF the coremakers, and the S. T. Fergu-
son company has served notice Of an indefinite
suspension of operations owing to the refusal
OF the moulders to do the work performed by
( me striking coremakers. s
Dr.. Beardshenr's Condition The
sratifying report comes from the bedside of
Dr. Beardshear, the outgoing president of the
National Educational Association. that he is
y improving slowly and that no apprehension
need be felt of his early and complete re-
covery.
bishop VIII Officiate-Bishop Edsall
Will ofheiate at the opening summer service
IN IN Camp Memorial chapel, Minnetonka Beach.
Ihe choir will be composed as follows: So
prano, Miss Ednah F. Hall; alto, Miss Mabel
Mcintire Mrs. F. B. Pinkney will be director
and organist.
A Great Labor Meeting-Thomas l..
Kidd John B. Lennon. D. D. Mulcahey and
James Duncan, the prominent labor leaders Of
the east now en- route to San Francisco, spoke
to "a packed house at the Bijou theater last
evening. The keynote OF their talks was the
benefcent material results achieved for or
Sanfzed labor through organization.
Andrew Olson Missing-Andrew Oh
son has been missing from his home near
Quincy street and Twenty fourth avenue NE,
since last Tuesday. He left at that time to go
to the. Akeley Lumber company's yards,
where he was employed and has not re-
lao pounds. He leaves a wife and three chill
dren. -. ,...f.. -
Fractured His Skull-John Kenney,
q laborer employed on the addition to the
North Star shoe factory, Fifth street and
First avenue N, fell fifteen feet into the
basement this afternoon and received injuries
from which he will probably die. His skull
Is fractured and he is thought to be inter-
nally injured. He was taken to the city
hospital - L. - -S Y & ~
Veterans Visit Camp-Ell Torrance
OF Minneapolis, commander of the Grand
Army of the Republic; Perry starkweather,
commander of the department of Minnesota,
.and staff, went to Camp Lakeview this morn
First regiment, Minnesota National Guard, to
review the regiment this evening. "
Soldiers Pay Day-Yesterday was pay
day at Fort Smelling, the first one the
Twenty-frst regiment has had since return
ing from the Philippines, and the boys started
of them visited the cities and six of them
landed in the central police station in st.
Paul on a charge of disorderly conduct. Those
who came to Minneapolis were more orderly.
Colonel Kimball Recovering-It Is
believed that Colonel Kimball, postoflce in
Paul work, will soon be able to resume his
duties. His broken arm is rapidly healing.
Inspector in charge NJ: C. Fosnes, director
OF posts in Cuba since the Spanish war; was
reported the probable successor in case Colo
mel Kimball was incapacitated for length
of time.
Mail Carrying Contract to Let-Act-
ing Postmaster w. D. Hale is directed by the
department to advertise for bids for carrying
mails between the St. Anthony Falls station
>: IN. July 2s. The instructions cali for
ght nd { aS Ps ss5.v sa5 week & day ssnc and four
service until June 80, 1903. Then a four-year
term will begin Il
A. w. Harwood Indorsed-At a mass
meeting in the third ward the candidacy Of
a. w; Harwood for sheriff was endorsed; W.
s. CiIley chairman He introduced Judge
j. A. Kellogg as the speaker of the evening.
The judges address was received with fire.
date, then addressed the meeting, and was
given three hearty cheers. The other speak
ers were Thomas Girling, >Al Dale and wv. g.
Cille-.
A Linden Hills Church-A Congre-
gational church is being organized at Linden
Hills There ds general feeling that a
church is needed there, and as the Congrega-
tionelists are probably the strongest numeri-
cally, they have taken UP the matter. Finan-
ctal aid has, been promised by. the local
churches. A movement towards the erection
of a building will be commenced tomorrow
evening. Rev. Mr.. Herrlck will preach to;
morrow evening IN the tent at Forty y-second
street and Park boulevard '~.&.."
young man, apparently. about 49,, was found
on the Mlwaukee tracks near Twenty eighth
avenue and Twenty-ninth street, early this
morning 1t is supposed the" boy was hit by
the passenger train due at ITO last night, as
q mans hat was found on the pilot Of the
engine. The unknown man was dressed in
Khaki uniform, but the rest of his clothing did
not indicate that he was soldier. On his
underclethng was found the name, L.. Grose
Il "Masquerodes of Life'-Dr Mont.
eomery will speak at Wesley church Sunday
morning on the subject Sailing Under False
Coors or the Masquerades OF Life" The
music will be follows: Prelude, "Adagio, .
Rinch; quartet, Rejoice in the Lord Mas
cagni; duet, 'Children. Pray This Love-
Spohr, Mrs Park and Mr.. Williams; post.
ludo. March from Damascus COST. At
p m, General Ballington Booth will speak
on .Chrstianity Versus Philanthropy The
choir Will sing the following special music
Prelude, "Andante," Silas; quartet, '.still
Still With Thee" Foot; quartet, lin Heavenly
Love Abiding Parker; quartet, "Grant, W.
Beseech Thee" Gaul; >postlude, Allegro,
Mendelssohn. .~ ..0. &. s>5@+ss.