The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-06
CITY NEWS.
WEATHER NOW AND THEN 8
Minimum TemperatureToday 50
Degrees; a Year Ago, rs Degrees,

c,,s. ~ Entertainment course-George
wendling of Washington, D. G., closes
fne,Y M. c. A. entertainment course this
evening at association hall with ms iec-
lure on "rhe Man of Galilee.
cIerovn1en Meet-The regular monthly !
meeting of the ministerial association OF
The iCty was held at the Y. NJ. y. "A
building this morning. Rev. :. >. Rosers
presided. The paper was read by III: =.
L. =Kiehle on Religious Education OF 'ne
Young" .r-. .s... ..- e.. ga.
President Thanks conroy-Before ieaY
Ing the city Saturday night, Presldent
Roosevelt personally thanked Superlnten-
dent Of Police Ed J.<Conroy for the way
in which the crowd was handled py tie
police. The president informed the cnlel
that he had not single criticism 70
make.
" colna to Meet SchIey-Henry Deutsch,
chairman of the public entertainment
committee of the Commercial CLUB VIII
20 to Litchfeld in the morning 10 meet
Rear Admiral Schley and party, VINO are
: to be guests Of the twin cities for three
days. Mr. Deutsch will represent the
CONNIE ercial club of Minneapolis. -
Editors Plan ExcursIon.-The executive
committee of the State Editorial assocla-
tion will start; on April 10 for washington
D. c. to make arrangements 1or tne an
nual excursion of that body. ~iWeiVe
vears aro the association visited the capi-
fal of the nation and members are LOOK
ing forward to the visit this season Wltn
the pleasure impaired by old acquaintance
Took Poor Debtors oath-L. M. craw
ford, fined $100 last month Tor passing
bills issued many years ago by stat'
released IRON
iail this morning on the order or Onlte'
States Commissioner Howard Abbott
Crawford was unable to pay his tine am
could not be detained longer than thlft:
DAYS. He took the poor debtors oath'
Dr.. Ames In New Home.-Dr. A. A
Ames and family. who have been stopp'n
a. the NicoIlet house ever since thel
enforced return from New Hampshire
have established themselves in a prlVat
house in the eighth ward. On the oe
parture of the family from the city las
July all the household effects were shipPe
to West Baden, Ind, but have since oee
ordered back to Minneapolis.
Another Sleuth Fined-Frank Burri
who witnessed the holdup of G. +. Boe
on First avenue N a few nights ago an
who pointed out the alleged highWayme
to Officer Bacon. who arrested them, We
IN police court tHlS HUI llihS o"o eiiS W.
come of his detective work. He W.
charged with assault and battery upe
Frank Mckay, friend Of the young me
arrested. He pleaded guilty and was mn
IS. Mckay was also arraigned for al
orderly conduct and pleaded guilty. Jud
Dickinson. on McKay's record. sentenc
him to the state training school. 1
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Westminster Parish Meeting.-Io-nlg
the annual meeting Of the congregation
Westminster church for election of tr;
tees and the hearing Of reports will
held in the chapel. The church quar-
will sing. Reports will be made by I
trustees, session deacons. Sunday schc
Womans Home Missionary society, "
mans Foreign Missionary society,
mans City Missions society. Ladies Soc
circle, Young Woman's Missionary
ciety. Chinese and Japanese sumo
school. Y. P. S. c. E.. intermediate
ciety, Daughters of the King. Cleaners {
city missions A summary of bene
lences will be given also.