The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-22

Van SAINTS Big Contract-GovernorV van
SAINT and Secretary of State Hanson NAYS
Ito Ak their signatures to all diplomas OF
the state university and normal schools,
land they will have to sign their names
over b. 500 times before the task is COM
pleted.
Plano at Everett school-Piano presen-
station exercises We're held this after
moon at the Everett school, University
and Sixth avenues NE. The piano was
secured thru contributions Of the residents
I'm the Everett district.
sues City for Injured Arm-M M. Ton
del a tailor, has made claim against
KS the city for $3.50 as damages for injuries
received last winter when the sidewalks
were icy. He fell and broke an arm
which he alleges has never healed prop
$erly.
Mas L aramee lmprovIng--Miss AIMEE
Z Iarsnlee who was injured in runaway
accident on Western avenue wednesday
evening, IS at Asbury hospital, where she
is said to be improving. The physicians
think that she will entirely recover from
the effects of the accident
Fosay as to Detalls-Otto Ceich re-
ported to p olice headquarters this NOR
\ ming that he was held up last night near
Hennepin avenue and Second street ana
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seription of his assailants and was rather
Fl unce, tain as to how the holdup occurred
5a A New Leading Man-Carl Smith
6 Seerle, the new leading man Of the FERRIS
Stock company, has arrived and Will
make his first appearance as Marcus Vln1-
cius in the companys big production OF
stQuo Vadis' Sunday evening. Mr.. Seerie
lis one of the best stock leading men IN
this country and will prove a valuable
It, IL, ~Ixy ole ~
4 ization.
Visitors on 'Change-J. H. Hiland OF
" II Chicago general freight agent OF the MIL
- waukee road, was visitor on change TO-
day. Several visitors from the country
were In and various foreign millers and
grain men called. D. H. Slater of Edin-
burgh, Scotland, and B. F. Thomson OF
Christiania, Norway, were registered IN
the secretary's office, also D. w. Spear
man Of London, England.
Excursion for Turners-Minneapolis anc
st. Paul Germans are making elaborate
preparations for the Twin City Turner's
excursion and picnic to be held at Yer
million Falls, Hastings, Mimi, Sunday
June Z. This annual event Is always one
of Importance to pleasure seekers ano
this year program of music, sports ant
refreshments is being arranged which l
is TnOuSnC Will SuIpdSS I'LL ~ SS1OAS q
forts.
Editor for the Indians-A. DeLac3
K Wood who inaugurated the first Min.
nesota editorial excursion, while secre.
tary of the State Editorial association
twenty five years. ago, has accepted the
management of the Tomahawk, the
newspaper at White Earth reservation
and he says that if the bad Injuns or
che reservation don't toe the mark here
after he'll write 'em up Mr.. WOOD
will wish his brothers Of the quill" a:
hetcalls them, godspeed when they leav
on their Washington excursion to morrow
Last Important concert-The concert o
.schamber music by the Spiering quartet Q
7 Gshicago tonight at the First Baptis
ehurch will close a. very successful seaso1
for the Teachers Club entertainment
ycourse. In music the course has beel
particularly strong and has furnished sew
4 eral of the most important concerts o
AK the, year. The Spiering concert will af
ford the only opportunity Of the year Q
G hearing an important program Of chambe
Emusic Interpreted by artists of ability an
prominence. AS the quartet has not bee
heard in Minneapolis since it has estab
an international reputation, the oc
casion is one of much interest.