The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-02
CITY NEWS
TOWN TALK


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If death occurs in your family and prop
erty is left, see the MINI. Title ms. q
Trust Co. about settling the estate.
DR.. H. F. Stillwel and Professor B. P.
Stout will hold special meetings with Cal
vary, instead of at Central Baptist church.
as announced in Saturdays J Il n a |.
General L. A. Grant will read a paper
descriptive of the battle Of Cedar Creek
before the George N. Morgan post, G. A
r., at the post hall. Nicollet avenue and
Third street, Friday evening, Feb. g.
Examinations for those wishing teach
ers' certificates for Hennepin county will
be held next Thursday and Friday be-
ginning at a. M, at the old Lincoln
school, Seventh and Washington ave-
nueS N. = SIX
The residence Of G. W. Hengevold.
GOT Broadwal street Me- was entered by
burglars last night who stole quantity
Of underwear two gold watches, gold
ring and 20 cents in cash. They pried
open a window.
Perry Sutton, who was arrested on a
charge of vagrancy Saturday and lodged
in the central police station, feigned ill
ness so we'll that he was removed to the
city hospital. The physicians there said
the man was well and he was again re-
turned to the lookup.
Thistle Tent, knights of the Maccabees.
will have q public installation Of officers
in the Knights of Columbus hall, 1922 Mic
ollet avenue. tomorrow evening. Nc
Kinley division of the uniform rank, will
assist. The committee has prepared a
fine musical and literary program.
Thomas P. Pease left last evening for
Cincinnati, where he will attend the an
nual exhibition of the national merchant
tailors. He will go to New York before
returning. Mr.. Pease took with him
special lot of garments made to repre-
sent Minneapolis sartorial art at the
Cincinnati gathering.
Louis Wade, driver of the BLACK Ma
ria at the city WOrkhouse, has been
discharg for alleged drunkenness while
on duty. Wade had a runaway while
taking the prisoners from court to the
workhouse Saturday afternoon, and Su-
perintendent Mcdonald says it was be-
cause Wade was intoxicated. ---s- s--...
Members of the Darius Commandery will
meet this evening in their hall, 20 and %
University avenue Sc. The order of the
Red Cross will be conferred next Thurs
day. One week from this evening there
will be drill for annual inspection and
Thursday evening, Feb. IL, the Order Of
the Temple will be conferred in full form,
with appropriate music. ~
Burglars broke into the candy store Of
Coon & Getty. 1923 Eighth street S, last
night and stole 500 worth of cigars. a
sealskin coat and a fancy clock. They
then made their escape but lost the clock
in an alley near Fourteenth avenue S
and Washington, where it was found at 4
o'clock this morning by Patrolman John
P. Larson. The police think they have
clue to the guilty parties.
Grand Chancellor Robertson, knight of
Pythias, addressed meeting of the ex-
ecutive committee Of the Past Chancel-
lors' association, at the Brunswick hotel.
Saturday evening, and told those present
that he had just returned from a visit to
f1ftyfour lodges in different parts of the
state, all of which he found in good con-
dition. The matter Of suitable headquar-
ters for the association was discussed, but
no action was taken. .
Janitors and elevator operators yester.
day afternoon held an open meeting ir
Alexander's hall, which was preceded by
a business session. A resolution was
passed requesting the amendment of the
| law which requires an elevator operator
to secure a license. The union seeks tt
have an inspector appointed whose duty
it shall be to see that this law is en-.
forced and that all elevator operator:
employed in the various buildings arr
| licensed men. sf ~
Louis Wade, conductor" of the "bla cl
| maria line to the Workhouse since Sep.
| temper, 1901, has been removed by S1,.
perlntendent Mcdonald for intoxication
After leaving Highland park on his way t.
the works Saturday night, Wade gave
free rein to his team and urged them OF
at breakneck pace to the great alarm O
the prisoners who grasped the bars O
their cage and called wildly for help. r
II. Lathrop, 3619 Aldrich avenue N
stopped the runaway near Crystal LAX
4 cemetery.