The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-25

TOWN TALK

Miss Mary Morrow has returned from
New York t'.a
The only place where Dunlap bats can
be secured is Barnaby's.
New styles stationery. The Beard Art
Co. ga Ntcollet, until April is.
Bart's Cartoons for 1902 on sale at The
Journal counter for 25c; by mail. Soc. .
The Title Insurance and Trust Co. pays
? per cent on deposits subject to check
see1our new line of foreign and domestic
wall sdecorat tions.. Taylor & Watson. els
Nieollet. IS. ~ A.
Check protectors soc. ST.. So, So $780,
$40. while they last Minneapolis Stamp
4 STENCIL CO. =. -
DO you want a good investment? Read
the classified columns tonight. Ihcy
are overstocked with good bargains. ~
Earl Gee, farmer whose home is near
Flaxton N. D.. was robbed at the Milwau-
kee depot yesterday afternoon. His pock-
et-bcok contained draft for 5000. s.'.-
The dissenting members of the First
Baptist church have secured the =. NJ.
c. A. rooms for all their meetings. The
regular weekly prayer meeting Will, De
held there tomorrow evening.
The council gas committee has recon-
mended that a gas main be laid In Six
teenth avenue Sc from Seventh to Eighth
streets and that gas lamps be put in along
Fifth avenue Sc from Second street to
University avenue. ss : y So
a postmorten examination by Coroner
Williams shows thatt the de ath Of Charles
s. Anderson, who was found unconscious
at Washington and First avenues S last
Monday evening, was due to the burst
ing of a blood vessel.
Frank Webster was arraigned in police
court this morning charged with burglary
/ in the third degree. lie was accused OF
breaking: into the saloon OF Harris &
Mayo. He waived examination and was
held to the grand jury under $3.50 bail.
A. c. Randall. who was recently Arrest
ed in Minneapolis on the charge of COLI
Quoting an Illegal insurance business III
western Minnesota, has begun habeas cor
pus PROCEEDINGS Arguments will be
heard before judge Lochren at Fergus
| Falls next week.
1t cost the General Electric Company SCI
to get Frank Gilligan fined So for breaking
one of it's big street arc lamps. G1lligan
apa prently not knowing that the electric
company had a standing reward for IN
| formation as to lads who amuse them
selves in this manner, failed to suart
| against detection. and was fined. Inc
! infor1per. a Pole with an unspeakaol,
| name drew the reward.
| Copies OF CertnlCdteS nave Deel ieCeiNe'
| by Postmaster w. D. Hale for distributor
| to contributors to the fund of the Mck1n
| ley National Memorial association. The
| certificates designed by Tiffany Of New
| York contain engravings of the late presi-
| dent. of the White House, and of thu
NICK inley home al Canton. Ohio A prom
inent space is reserved for the name o.
the contributor.
| Fire broke out last evening just befor*
o'clock in the old frame buildings ad
| joining the Lumber Exchange on Hen
nepin avenue and caused a loss of severa
, hundred dollars The Calumet restaurant
and the apartments of Mrs. Helen White
| AIS Hennepin avenue were scorched. Mrs
| Whites property suffering severely, as nc
| one was at home. Sam Richardson's sa-
| loon at 413 and the effects Of Fred Black
we'll above were also badly scorched. The
| building was owned by Thomas Lucas.