The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-27
CITY news
WEATHER NOW AND THEN
Minimum Temperature To-day, SO
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New Cigar Factory.-J. w. Pauly Will
build a cigar factory at Washington and
Fourth avenues N to accommodate 400.
men. The building will be three stories
high, with basement.
Or. Denman at caIvary.-Dr. D. T. Dem
man of Milwaukee will address a mass
meeting tonight at the newly dedicated
Calvary BAPTIST church on the subject
THE Divine Life the Ideal for the HUI
man Life
Get-together supper-This evening the
get together supper of the Commercial
Club committeeman will be held. OF the
100 or more members favorable replies
have been received already from 100. The
supper Is to promote sociability and the
acquaintance Of the members Of the diff
ferent committees.
Sought to End His Life - Edward
Burns, whose home is in Chicago, made
two unsuccessful attempts to commit sui
eide in a hotel last night. He took poison
and then cut his wrist with a razor. An
antidote for the poison was given him
and the flow Of blood was stanched. He
to arrive from Chicago tonight and will
take the young man home.
Tax Penalty After To-morrow.-To-
morrow is the last day Of grace for the
payment of personal taxes in Hennepln
county without the 10 per cent penalty.
Owing to the rush Of taxpayers and In
order to give many possible an OPP
pOrtunity to avoid the penalty, the treas
urer's Office will be kept open Tomorrow
night until o'clock. Any mail payments
postmarked Feb. Is will be accepted.
Westninster's Annual Election-At the
annual election of elders and deacons in
the lecture room Of Westminster church
last night. the following were elected,
each for a term Of three years: j. s.
Davis, James Paige, John w. Thomas and
L. K Thompson. Deacons were elected
for like terms as follows: w. II. Baily,
A. r. Miller, Jr., Charles v. Smith, DR.. D.
Edmund Smith, George w. Stricken and
D. r. Wagner.
To Reduce Bowling Llcense-An ordi-
nance will be introduced at the council
meeting this evening, providing for the
reduction Of the bowling alley license fee
from $25 an alley to S.. The passage sot
the ordinance was recommended at q
joint meeting of the committees on Ordi-
| nances and licenses this morning.
| Husband and Wife Reunlted-J. E.
Hudson, whose wife was found Wednes-
day night on the porch at TIC Third
avenue s., called at tho central police sta
ton for, her yesterday and the couple left
| for Sioux Falls last night where Mrs
Hudson will be placed in a sanatorium
| Mr.. Hudson says that they were staying
at the eMrchants' hotel and that he LEFT
the room for a few minutes. When he re
turned the woman was gone. Afte1
searching for her several hours he found
her in charge of the police.
Gabrilowitsch Program chaneed.-I
his recital at Plymouth church this eve
ming Gabrilowitsch is to play the Bach
Tausig ''Toccata and Fugue In D minor
and the beautiful Beethoven Sonata opu
1 IS s(Pastora1e),'' in lieu of the Schuman
| sonata. These two numbers will i'm
mea surably strengthen the program, an
it is source Of congratulation that the
are to be heard at the hands of so distin
/ guished a player. The recital will com
mence promptly at s:15, and the doors wi
remain closed during the rendition Of tn
i Bach number, which opens the program