The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-28
CITY NEWS.
Bishop Joyce VIII Preach-Bishop !. w.
Joyce will preach at the Fowler Methodist
church tomorrow at 1880 a. m.

Bishop Joyce VIII Preach--Bishop ]. w.
Joyce will preach at the Fowler Methods
church tomorrow at 1880 a. m.
S. S. Officers Meeting Deferred--Tht
Sunday School Officers association which
was to meet next Monday will not NEE
until after the holidays.
Bishop Joyce at Fowler-Bishop ]. w
Joyce will preach tomorrow morning at
Fowler M. e. church. This will be the
bishops last sermon In Minneapolis be.
fore his departure for South America
where his duties will keep him all winter.
Young Was Mxed--Andrew Young OF
South Dakota reported to the police this
morning that he had been robbed Of SIC
by a colored man whom he met on the
street. An officer found. however. that
the money was taken by a colored woman
He could not find her.
He Took Wheat--Adam Robinski. Rus.
sian, who has lived in this country only
q few months, was arraigned In police
court this morning on a charge Of stealing
wheat from Great Northern cars. He
pleaded guilty and was sentenced to pay
a fine Of SIS or do fifteen days In the work.
house.
Took $500 In Loose SiIver-John Lankis
reported to the police this morning that
burglars entered his fruit store at Third
street S, last night and stole over $500.
The money, which was all silver, was ly-
ing loose in q, drawer The thieves we're
evidently frightened before they had fin
ished. for they left about 500.
Human Jetsan1.--Three bright faced 1T
tie girls, whose father Is a criminal drunk
ard and whose mother is unable to furnish
the necessaries of life. were committed to
the state public school by Judge Harvey
this morning. Mabel. Oracle and Hazel
Lund were their names. and their ages
are 10, and years respectively.
chuffsd to the Cameo. A. Campbell
and Harry Robbins have returned from an
automobile trip to Madison. Wis, by way
of Austin. MINI. They went down to see
the football game and returned by train.
The start was made last Sunday morning,
and Madison was reached, after q 400
mile trip, in time for the game
His Mind Affected-John Johnson, who
was some time in the st. Peter hospital
for the insane, was found wandering about
the streets late last night and was locked
up on charge of vagrancy. His father
to the asylum. as he is irresponsible and
will not stay at home. ~
Public Employees 6owE-Ctty and county
met this afternoon in a contest on the
bowling alley. Minneapolis was repre-
scented by Walter Walsh, Harry Hanson,
Harry Brown, Charles Van Nest and Frank
Race and Hennsptn county by L. 8. Og-
den L. O. Fnsseen. John Hunter, Edward
Fortier and Charles c. Yancey.
Services by GIdeons-The Gideons will
have charge Of the services at the Grand
Avenue Church of Christ, Grand avenue
SNfxI Gr-% -t~
M. Take Twentieth and Hennepin car to
Grand avenue. The meeting at Century
hall will be in charge Of William Mo
Weigh A meeting will be conducted by
the Gideons at the Volunteer hall this
evening at o'clock.
" the FooI-kI came-Rev. s. D.
Hutsinpiller Of the Hennepin, Avenue
Methodist church will speak to- morrow at
the afternoon meeting of the Young
Mems Christian association. His subject:
IF the Fool-killer Should Come Along -
The Park Avenue Congregational church
choir will give special music and the Shtb-
ley orchestra will play half an hour before
the talk. which begins at $3.50. a
Brothers Stole Grain-John and Louis
Krumery. brothers, were convicted In 20
lice court this morning on charge OF
petit larceny, the complaint being that
they had entered g. car on the Great
Northern tracks and carried away thirty
bushels of wheat. Louis, the younger.
was sentenced to the state training school
and John was sent to the workhouse for
sixty days.
"The Royal Homes Of France"-This ie
the sixth popular lecture to be given by
DIR. E. F. Storke in his illustrated series of
Sunday evening talks. It will be given
in the First Unitarian church, Eighth
street and Mary place, tomorrow at 8
y. M. and as 1t is profusely illustrated to
show the French chateaux. together with
historic events, social customs. and all of
the conditions that made the court OF
Versailles the most brilliant Of it's kind 1t
will be entertaining and educat ional.