The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-21
THE CITY
TOWN TALK


NUNS galore. plants and flowers, at
popular prices. Nagel, florist, 818 Nicollet.
Williams book store. now at 317 Hem
nepin avenue, removed from Nlcollet
house. --.
The faculty of the Northwestern Con-
servatory give their third recital in the
Unitarian church tonight.
Free lessons in art needle work at
Goodfellows', no restrictions or condi-
tons: free to all till and including next
Monday.
Our burglary policy covers loss from
burglars. sneak thieves and porch climb
ers Fred L. Gray company, Guaranty
building.
Subscribe for all magazines, papers, ETC..
and get your binding done at Century
New Store, Third street S, near Hen
nepin av.
John Quigley lodge, No. 1, I. o. G. r.,
will meet Wednesday evening at the Of
flee Of the general secretary, lO25h Sixth
avenue N. Reports will be given Of the
district convention at st. Paul last week.
Emma ston and Jennie schwenk, young
girls who ran away from their homes at
Eau Claire, Wis, about week ago, were
picked up on the street to-day by Detec-
tives Derrick and Helm. and will be
turned over to the sheriff from Eau Claire.
G. A. Hoffman, 1O5 Washington avenue
S, heard a man trying to enter his room
early yesterday morning and, suspect1ng
that it was a thief, ran down stairs and
save an alarm Officers were sent from
police headquarters, but the man had es-
| capped.
Coroner Williams yesterday turned over
to Marie Kustad of Red Wing $455.60, the
sum found upon. the person of John Heg-
stad, the man who died suddenly at the
Arvika hotel, on Cedar avenue, last Sep
temDer Marie Kustad Is a sister Of the
dead man.
The infant daughter Of Mrs. j. McGrath,
SCI Fremont avenue N, died yesterday
morning of suffocation. The child was
lying with it's face in pillow when it was
| found by it's mother. Coroner Williams
decided that it was plain case Of suffo-
cation.
Madame Sembrich will sing In the city
| Nov. l under the management Of Frauletn
| Schoen Rene unsteady Of the Metropolitan
Music company, as recent item might
| lead one to think. Tickets will be sold
| at the Metropolitan Music store, which
probably accounts for the confusion Of
| names.
John Mcnamara, the Second street sa-
loOnk &c per, who was sentenced to the
workhonse for twenty days for exhibiting
obscene cards in his place Of business,
was released yesterday after having
served six days. The release was ordered
by Judge Holt because McNamara's lit
tie daughter is lying at the point of death.
Benjamin Mattson, residing at the
Newpcrt hotel, was taken to st. Mary s
hospital yesterday suffering from injuries
rec eived by falling 100 feet from scat
fold at Farm cunt, N. D. He and three
other men were at work on the scaffold
when it gave way and precipitated all OF
them to the ground. Mattison's lower
lirlbs are parayzed, caused by an injury
TO the spine.
But for the 5000 horsepower storage
| batteries recently installed, the street
| railway company would be unable to
operate all of it's lines in this city or st.
Paul. This condition is due to the un-
precedented low stage of water in the
Mississippi Two new steam power
| houses, now being constructed in Mime
apolis and st. Paul, will relieve the sit
uation. The company officials believe
that they will be forced to rely entirely
! upon steam for certain seasons Of the
| year hereafter.