The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-20

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Senator Bailey May Come - Repre-
sentative Fletcher has invited Senator Bal
! ley Of Texas to attend the Employers and
Empoyes' convention in Minneapolis In Sep
tember. Mr.. Bailey assured Mr.. Fletcher
that he would attend If his engagements per-
mitted. ,- & s-
.Lost-A M"n-August Kossoff. a gro-
Ger Of Menomone Ws left home several
apolis. and has not been heard from since.
His friends say there is no reason why Kos
soft should desert his family, and they fear
foul play. r. .-re.
Human Bones Found-Workmen on
the old Crosby farm, near Fort Smelling, yes
They had evidently been there for years as
roots of tree had grown over the bones.
Coroner Miller removed the bones to the
morgue. The remains are probably those Of
some person buried there many years ago.
Ten "'VaEs' in Court Ten men
charged with vagrancy were arraigned in
, police court this morning and permitted to
choose between going to the workhouse or
leaving the city without delay. They pre-
ferred to leave town. The men were arrested
last night by mounted officers in the Mime
apois & st. Louis yards, where they were
sleeping in boxcars. -
Odd Fellow Memorial Service - A
memorial program will be participated in,
Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, by lola Re
bekah bel ., lodge, No: s5; Northern Light lodge.
l: o. O. F.. at the hall corner Of Twenty
second and Central avenues NE. A suitable
program has been prepared. g.
Looking for Missing Brother-Mrs
Elizabeth Washington, 221s Papin street, ST..
Louis, is looking for her missing brother, q.
A. Pope, who was a member OF the Tenth
cavalry and was later a sergeant in the
Twenty fifth infantry. She has not heard
from him for a long time but believes that he
was at one tune in Minneapolis, and has writ
ten to the health department for aid in find
ing him. ~-.-' s-.- -sr ..-- H.. +
Westminster Picnic - Westminster
Presbyterian church and Sunday school will
hold their picnic Tuesday, June d, at Wild
wood. All connected with the Sunday school
in any way, or with the Endeavor societies,
Bile at 9:45 a. m. to take chartered cars at
First avenue and Twelfth street. Returning,
cars will leave Wildwood at 4:S0 The picnic
Is in charge of j. S. Porteous superintend
ent. S. H. Findley will manage the games
and athletic events.
Planning Next Weeks Concerts
The citizens public amusement committee is
planning the schedule for net weeks con-
certs in the public parks. In all probability
- Van cleye, Elliott, Barnes place and Glen
Gale will be included in the list for the
weeks concerts. There are thirteen parks in
. the city and some haye to be omitted each
week. Fa1rVleW may De one TO De Omm1tted
next week as the committee feels dsap-
pointed in the support received from the north
part of the city.
Broke n Leg Apiece-Two laborers in
the employ of the st. Louis railway were
taken to st. Barnabas hospital last night each
with broken leg. They were on construc--
tion train near Eden Prairie last night and
saw the headlight Of an approaching engine.
Wrongly supposing it to be on the same
track, they jumped and struck pile of ties.
Four others also jumped, but escaped with
only slight injuries. The men were W. E.
Easley, John Graberg, Peter Long. Charles
Anderson, Mike Flood and Otto Weiland.
A Prussian officer Here CAPTAIN
Captain William Won Muehlmann of the
Prussian army. who inspected Fort Smelling
yesterday, was in Minneapolis this afternoon
Captain Muehlmann and the officer in charge
OF the Prussian military school. were the two
officers sent by Emperor William to represent
him at the West Point centennial. Captain
Muehlmann secured a three months leave
of absence and will study military conditions
In the United States He will leave for
Yellowstone Park this evening. He will re-
turn by way of Salt Lake CITY.