The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02
CITY NEWS
WEATHER NOW AND THEN
Temperature To-day 80
Degrees, u Year Ago 70 Degrees.

e., Going to Photographers Meet I.
Lee, of Lee Brothers, and H. klXmoeiler
of the O. H. Peck company, leave to-mor-
row night for the National Photographers
convention at Buffalo, NY
The wildwood Limited Robbed-H.
r. Holt. a driver Of wood, wagon. re-
ports that he was held up last night near
Camden place and robbed OF 81. The case
Is being investigated by Sergeant kolen-
tersky Of the North precinct.
Plans by Ernest Kennedy Ernest
Kennedy, architect in the Boston block,
has drawn the plans for the new building
Of the Children's Home society on Dooley
avenue. An error in giving the archltects
name occurred in T h 9 journal or
vest erday.
Goes to Philippines-Rev.P Paul Doeltz
will preach in Oliver Presbyterian church
tomorrow, morning and evening. Mr..
Doltz will leave next week for Manila. K.
l., where he will be installed as pastor OF
the First Presbyterian church Mr.. Doeltz
Is a graduate of the south high school.
Fruit Record Broken Records in
west coast fruit receipts for the season
were broken this week, according to hg-
ures in the Commercial Bulletin. The
i ceipt Of thirty-six cars, however, had no
influence on prices. Plums, peaches and
pears constituted the bulk Of fruit re-
ceived.
washburn Hill Sales The deed
transferring to John Crosby the lot on
Washburn hill, adjoining that of A. F.
Pillsbury, at Stevens and Twenty second
street, was filed yesterday. This makes
effective the sale Of the first three lots
in this new dwelling property departure Of
David P. Jones & Co. The price was $1o,-
900.
Mid-weel< Observation-Disclosures East
Side firms on Fourth street will close
halliday each week this month. The first
half holiday was given Thursday with
good results and without injury to the
business. Notice was given to customers
several days ahead Of time. The three
firms are Larrabee Brothers, M. F. Hinch
and G. Eastman.
New Glass Company The Pease-
Stafford Glass company was incorporated
yesterday at 81 100000 with a liability
limit of s1OO, ,OO0 The incorporators are
made officers as follows: President,
Roger S. Pease; vice president, Levi B.
Pease; secretary and treasurer, Lac Stat
ford. The fourth incorporation is Oscar
Stafford.
The Courthouse Picnic-The annua
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held next Saturday at Spring Park. Cen
eral Manager Christie visited the city
hall to-day and extended a general invi-
tation to the denizens to participate il
the picnic, and issued a def to meet or
the baseball diamond in the time honoret
contest. Tickets for the picnic are to b'
had Of Mr.. Christie at the courthouse.
He Was Topheavy-John Hendrick
son, a laborer, became intoxicated thi
afternoon and was being taken up tn
stairs at the Pioneer hotel, Second stree
and Nicollet avenue, when he lost III
balance and fell. He was picked up un
conscious and taken to the city hospite
in the patrol wagon from the central pc
lice station. He had bad cut on tn
head and possible fracture Of the skull
CHARGED with Embezzlement-Er
nest Himeberger, a young man who wa
employed as cashier for the MalmsteC
company, was arraigned in police coul
this morning charged with taking $500 {
his employers money. He waived exam
ination and was held to the grand jur
under $1,000 bonds 1t is alleged that tn
amount was taken in small sums coverin
period of nearly ten months
Cream Not Up to Standard-The al
nual inspection of the milk supply of Mil
neapolis is giving some astonishing r.
suits, inasmuch as the cream delivered
the city is not up to the required averas
while the milk test is excellent. The mi
tests from 3.5 to 5 per cent butter ia
while a great deal of the cream. does n
test the required 20 per cent butter ia
Dairymen are at loss to know how
explain this condition.
Bootblacks Fined for Gambling G
Louis wager and Bennie Goldberg, tv
bootblacks, were in police court this mo
ming charged with gambling with die
They were members of a gang Of bo
caught shooting craps in an alley ye
terday by Detective Vaughn. The bo
say they were simply watching the gar
and had no money to gamble with. Jud
Dickinson fined them each 81 and warn
them to keep away from such games
the future.