The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-24
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

Elegant furniture ut auction tomorrow at
lO a. m. at "BoWn's.' A 9Th at S.
Barnum. the trunk man. moves to us Mic
ollet the Kimball piano store) March l. Go
at once to his removal sale at 404 Nicollet.
Herman Jeub, the Minneapolis contractor,
VINO was injured by a fall from churcn at
vino, MINI, is recovering at st. Mary $ hos
pital.
There We're twelve drunks in the police
court this morning as result Of too much
celebrating on Washington's birthday and
Sunday.
John Compton, aged 20, had his right eye
removed at st. Mary's hospital yesterday. He
was injured while at work in the woods about
month ago.
James A. Peterson, Jay w. Phillips and j.
r. jacobson Will discuss the new tax code at
the Seventh Ward Republican 8 CLUBS meet
ing at their wigwam this evening There
will be music. Ladies' are invited.
The Northwestern Drum corps gave So
c1al dance last Saturday evening In the Sew
Lake st. There was music by Eaton's or
chestra Fl. Stodieck was master Of ceremo
MES.
P, pinkham lodge; No: 1913. I: 9. G: T.. will
music and speaking, in G. A. R. hall. Fiji
teenth and Franklin avenues. Tuesday eve
ming Feb. 25. Rev. A. A. Graves and Rev.
L. w. Brown will speak.
Joseph Shobin. in the police court this
morning, was given $40 ten days for steal
ing bushel of coal from the Omaha railroad.
Shobin said he was not guilty. but the evil
denoe produced at his trial did not confirm
his statement and he was found guilty
Herman krumrey, accused Of stabbing John
Martlnson In drunken row a few weeks
ago, was In the police court again to-day. He
was released on bail last week when It be-
came evident that the man Martinson would
recover. His case has been again postponed
until April.
The Young Peoples Society Of Christian En-
deavor of the Grace Presbyterian church will
| a W9ShinpfOn
building, Humboldt avenue S and Twenty
eighth street. The program will consist Of
musical numbers and readings, and OF six
tableauX, with readings appropriate to each.
Electric lighting and power plant for salo.
Descrption-Two American Ball engines,
14x12, each 10O-horse- power. direct belted to
four-pole 5O-kilowatt Howell lighting genera
tors. Possession given March l, 1902 These
equipments are in full operation and may be
inspected at The Minneapolis Journal plant.
Mamie Raine. in the police court to-day,
was given $40 or ten days for drunkenness.
The woman was arrested yesterday by De-
tectives Smith and Morrissy in a barber shop
on First street between First avenue and
Hennepn. The police believe that the woman
was drugged ard that robbery was the mo-
tive.
James Mcclellan and Max Seymour were
arraigned in the police court this morning,
charged with burglary in the third degree
the grand jury in $500 bail. These are the
men who were arrested last Friday, suspected
of burglarizing the Great Western printing
companys office
Patrick Kelley was arraigned in the police
court this morning under two charges, one
was for assault and battery preferred by
Amanda Olson, and the other was Tor being
a vagrant preferred by the police loficer who
made the arrest. The Olson woman says the
man assaulted her brutally almost beating her
into insensibility. The prisoner pleaded not
guilty to both charges and will be given
trial Feb. %. He is held in $50 bail.
Putrolman Erickson set upon yesterday
by 4 crowd Of young men. He was waiting
for the Central patrol wagon to arrive and
take a woman named Anna Smith to the sta
| fighting. The officer was severely. beaten, but
| held his own until assistance arrived with
| the, wagon. The woman was locked up on q
| charge OF drunkenness. ~: ~
Frank Farnham. night lieutenant of the
! signed to duty at the municipal court to fl
| the vacancy made by the resignation of Jay
| Phillips. 1t is said that Farnhamss transfer
| is in large part due to misun derstand1ngs be-
| tween him and Captain Krumweide regarding
| the management Of the red light section OF
! the city.
The two local characterization societies will
| move along separate lines in their campaign
| against compulsory vaccination. At the meet
| ing OF society No. g Saturday evening, it was
reported that it had been found impossible tC
| merge interests with the older society owing
| to the conditions named by the latter, and il
was recommended that the society proceed tc
| elect officers Of it's own. This was agreed to
! and committee of five was appointed to pre-
sent list of officers at the next meeting.