The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-24

Husband Dead Beside Her Mrs. Mic
ThieSen, 63S Pine street, st. Paul, found
her husband dead in bed yesterday morn
ing. CoroI. err Miller was summoned and
he pronounced death due to heart failure.
society moved it's headquarters to-day
from the Bank of Commerce building to
the courthouse. The new rooms will be
on the second floor in the quarters re-
Gently abandoned by the board of educa-
ton when it removed to the city hall side.
Called to Galesburg.-Rev. w. J. Taylor,
a former resident of Minneapolis. and now
pastor of the Bates Street UniversaliSt
church at Lewiston, Maine. may accept
the passionate of a Universalist church at
Galesburg. Ill. The Illinois church, says
a Maine newspaper, is much the larger,
and is considered one of the leading
churches of it's denomination in the west"
Mr.. Taylor lived in Minneapolis up to
1895.
Street Lamps Smashed.-Dozens of
street lamps along Kenwood parkway and
the intersecting streets have been broken
in the past few weeks and the officials
Of the gas company have been unable to
find the guilty parties. AS a last resort
the company has decided to offer sub
stantial reward for the arrest Of the van
dals, and notices have been posted on the
lamp posts in that vicinity.
Dinners for Many - The Volunteers Of
America will distribute dinners to 800 poor
families Thanksgiving Day. The dinners
will be given in baskets each of which will
contain a chicken, potatoes, rice, sugar,
cuffee. A new testament will accom-
pany each dinner. For those who cannot
call for their baskets at Volunteers hall
the day before Thanksgiving. deliveries
will be made by the A. D. T. company.
Banking Room for Women.-The new
women's department Of the Northwestern
National bank was opened for business
this morning. The officials have made ain
innovation by placing Miss Adah JEFF
fries. who has been an employee Of the
bank for some time, as teller in charge.
The department is reached from the same
lobby as the general departments Of the
bank, but is entirely separate.
To List T. c. r. r. stock.-President
Thomas Lowry Of the Twin City Rapid
Transit company left for the east Satur-
day night to list the stock of the street
railway company the New York stock
exchange. The stock must be paid up
before listing and about this time the
certificates Of stock mature and are ex-
changeable for stock. According to- the
last report, preferred stock certificates
matured in October, of which there was
outstanding 100000 and in November
common stock of which there was out
standing $15,010O0O.
His Work ApprecIated.-George D.
Flynn. assistant chief clerk Of the railway
mail service, who has been stationed at
the federal building, has resigned from
the government service to accept a more
lucrative position. In view Of Mr.
Flynn's resignation, the MINNEAPOLIS
branch of the National Association of
hallway Postal Clerks has adopted reso-
buttons expressing appreciation of his ''un-
firing efforts. during sixteen years Of
service. to- better the condition of his
fellow Clerks The resolutions were
prepared by j. II. Nightingale E. A..
Jones and George Bradford.
Paper Repudiated-At the last meet
Ing Of the Minneapolis Trades and Labor
council a motion was unanimously carried
That the secretary SHOULD notify the daily
papers and advertisers in general that the
paper which sprang up in the recent cam
palgn and called itself "Organized Labor
was not connected in any way with the
Trades and Labor Council or any other or
ganlzatiCn that the council knew of. TO
protect the public against any possible
Misrepresentation the council also states
that THE Union is the councils onlv
Official paper and is also the only official
paper of the Minnesota State Federation
of Labor and the Minneapolis Building
Trades Council