The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-20
CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK


Co., 624 Nicollet.
Violets at Nagels, Saturday, 25c per
bunch. SIS Nicollet.
Choice farm and city mortgages for SALE
Minnesota Title Ins. & Trust Co.
Choice farm and city mortgages for sale.
Minnesota Title Ins. & Trust Co.
We manufacture celluloid buttons. Wen
dell & Greenwood, 307 Hennepin.
Bart's Cartoons for 1902 on sale at The
Journal counter for 25c; by mail, 36c,
Have larger quarters and better facili-
ties for storing furs. A Reiner, 701 Hen
Special cut prices on wall papers at
w. N. Taylor & Co.'s. II Seventh st.
Attend the Goodfellow anniversary Sat
urday, and visit the rug and drapery de-
partment. r
Subscribe for ell magazines. papers, etc.
and get your binding done at Century
News Store, 6 Third street, near lien
nepin avenue.
Fred Daniels, sent to the workhouse
Dec. 27, under a ninety-day sentence 1or
vagrancy, was found to have developed
case of smallpox yesterday, and was sent
to the pesthouSe. This is the second Case
at the works within a week.
Fred Mayo of Calls Falls, Mont, slipped
and fell while attempting to board Great
Northern train, last evening, and was
taken to the city hospital, where 1t was
discovered that his skull had been trac-
tured and his shoulder d1slocated.
| Mrs. Josephine Lewis, 245 Thirteenth
avenue S, fell dead while at work in her
kitchen, yesterday afternoon. Coroner
Williams decided death to have resulted
| from heart failure. The woman was ap-
parently well and cheerful up to the time
she dropped to the floor unconscious.
Dr. Linda Burfeld, formerly Perry, will
deliver her lecture on "The Religion of the
| Body' tonight at the Fremont Avenue
Congregational church. The sub-heads
are: "Pre-Nata1 Influence 'Hygiene.''''
and Physical Culture" The talk will
close with the dumbber exercises. The
lecture is given for the benefit of the
church.
! Peter johnson, an old man who has beer
living with his daughter, In the rear Of A.
Royalston avenue, who wandered away
from home Wednesday morning, has moi
lbeen seen nor heard from since. He Is
70 years old and is not in full possession
of his faculties. When he left he wore q
faded blue macintosh and carried small
satchel. -a'
Stolen p1 operty belonging to Charlie:
Barr s07 Seventeenth avenue N, ant
missing since Feb. 4, was located yester
day by Sergeant James Novack, who, act
ing upon information given him, went t.
an address in North Minneapolis wher'
he found the booty planted in yard
The articles recovered included certificate
of deposit amounting to 5000 and jewelr.
valued at about 5000. '''
A social meeting Of the Baptists of Min
neapolis, under the auspices of the Mime
apolis Baptist Union, will be held mex
Wednesday evening at the st. James hote
(Union Mission), Washington and Secon
avenues S. Supper will be served at 6:3
; for which a charge of 35 cents per plat
; will be made The principal address q
; the evening will be made by Rev. Marti
D. Hardin, pastor Of Andrew Presbyteria
church of Minneapolis. T. F.. Hughes
president Of the union wilt preside. T.
Tomorrow evening Dean Frederick
Jones of the university will deliver an ad
dress before the Graduate club on "Prog
; ress in Physical Science speaking NOR
particularly of the brilliant advance
made in the last ten years-wireless teleg
raphy, the X-ray, the Howell light, ett
: These will be illustrated with the actus
instruments. This lecture will be held
the new physics building at 8 O'clock
and the public is invited to attend with
out charge. &-
An ordinance, requiring grand oper
companies to pay $50 a day during an er
gagement in either city was passed to 81
| even with the private enterprise whic
put on grand opera on a large scale
! foreign tongues at the Exposition build
ing in former years. Now that the Cast
: Square Opera company is giving gran
, opera in English at the Metropolita
I theaters. in both towns. some revengef
, person has dug up the ordinance and II
: sisted on it's enforcement The ordinat
z will probably be repealed at the ne1
s council meeting.