The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-19
THE: CITY
TOWN TALK

niShed Dy the beard Art co. sEe
Furs stored as usual Telephone fur depart
ment at The Plymouth Clothing House.
Gents belts of ever style and size: all up
to date, at Rarnu's Trunk Store. 715 Nicollet.
The Mushroom club will meet this evening
at 525 Medical block. Important business will
be transacted
"Phew! Let me have some lighter unuer-
wear" said hundreds of people at The Plym-
outh corner to-day
George Mitchell pleaded, guilty In pvnce
court this morning to the charge OF boarding
moving train. He was fined $40.
Our spceia'ties, surety bonds, burglary and
company. Guaranty Loan building.
George Bracket will give his experiences
IN Alaska at Plymouth CongregationalSc church
Thursday evening During his residence III
Duncans work and will tell Of it.
John A. Rawlns post. No. 1875, G. A. H.,
will attend Memorial Day exercises in body
SUI lay morning and evening In the morn
and in the evening addresses will be made
by three or four prominent citizens.
Andrew Hollison was arrested yesterday ".
charge of vagrancy. Before he was ar
raigned in police court this morning Louis
Lorby swore out a complaint against him
charging him with the theft of S. bill. He
pleaded not guilty and will be tried tu-ulol-
row.
Dr. H. T. Eddy will lecture on Long Dis
pecial prominence to the discoveries and in
ventions of Professor w. J. Pupin of Colum-
bia university. Tuesday evening. in the lee
ture-room of the department of chemistry
state university.
The regular meeting of the City Salesmen's
Association with be held at the hall, 800 Mic
G: l.. Wallace will address the, meeting on
The Makeup of a Daily Paper An invita-
ton is extended the members of the Retail
Grccers' Assoeiation~to be present.
| Leland church, 15-year-od boy, residing
at 500 Eighth avenue S, sustained serious
| fracture OF his RICH arm yesterday. In COM
pany with some other lads he was climbing
| about some beams when he fell heavily on the
| arm. He was taken to the city hospital,
| where the fractured arm was SET
Professor Gilbert Giddings Benjamin. a
graduate of Syracuse university, class 1899,
who has been taking. postgraduate work in
brother of Miss Mary E, Benjamin. and neph-
ew Of Mrs. j. H. Johnson. 1916 Chicago ave-
nue..
Scottish Clans, is at the West Hosel. He
will leave Minneapolis tonight for Duluth.
Mr.. Kerrs home is IN Boston. He came west
! to visit clans here and to establish new clans
at Missoula and Anaconda. The ordar. Mr..
Kerr says. now has 1000 members and ad Is
growing rapidly 1t has paid out $4,000 in
insurance benefits to members.
Joseph finder. colored man, was pain
|
| knife in fight with another negro in the rear
of the Columbia theater Saturda- afternoon:
He was taken to the city hospital. where II
was found that the arteries in his wrist were
severed and he had several deep cuts III the
palm of his hand. Hiss assailant has not
been arrested and he refuses to give any IN
| formation regarding him.. ~
| S. O. Olstad who lives at 2517 Lake OF the
| Isles boulevard called at the county morgue
| yesterday and identified the body of man
found in the Lakewood cemetery as that OF
Z. Low, Dato
man had made his home with Olstad ana leIt
there Friday morning. Mr.. Masser was q
years of age and Is sag TO nave oe s. q thsi
death resulted from chronic heart trouble.
Henry Sweeney pleaded guilty in police
court this morning to the charge or reckless
driving and was fined So. Saturday AFTERNOON
while intoxicated, he drove his horse up anc
down Washington avenue on the run Severa
pedestrians had narrow escapes from being
run down. and two officers attempted to stol
the rig but were unable to 40 SO. A5ter Ter
rorizing the people for some time be drove W
the street at slower pace when he was
arrested by Officer Fern
By winning the Glenn medal for the third
time Saturday at the university armory War
rem c. Knowltonis now itspermanent osses.
sor. The medal has been the object Of annua
competitive drills for fifteen years. Sergeant
Hanney of Company E. winner of the Guilc
medal for theoretical knowledge Of militar,
tactics, won the. preliminary, contest HI
stumbled on the fine points of the
GRILL IN inc mai CONTEST MI huONltou Ii
at present captain of Company A He VIZ!
captain of the football team last year :,
The 3-year-old daughter of B. Volkman
1221 Main street NE. seriously injured
yesterday by being trampled by runawa!
team The child was playing in front OF he
fathers home when a team Of horses hitch ne
to a milk wagon came dashing down tn
street and ran over her before she could b!
rescued. She was taken to the city hospital
where her injuries were dressed It wa
found that her skull was badly fractured ant
that she was badly bruised about the body
; The physicians gave up hopes for her recover!
this morning. -. 1.&s. = - y
James Gibson was in police court this NOR
ming charged with stealing coat and
| satchel from Milton Kiber. with whom n
roomed at 1112 Sixth street n. He pleade.
not guilty and the case was continued unit
Tomorrow When he vas arrested diar,
was found upon his person which gave com
plete account of a trip he took through tn
west. Events and minor details of thing
which came under his observation were re
] corded with care and the book covers perio
1 of several months. About dozen ticket
upon Cincinnati pawnshops were also anon
his collection