The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-21
CITY news.
TOWN TALK

List your property for rent with the little
Insurance and Trust Co. .,.-e.s4E.. .2.r, .14
The Title Insurance and Trust Co. pays
per cent on deposits subject to check.
The Team Owners International Union
at it's first annual conyentionin Mansfield,
Ohio, yesterday elected Frederick Nye,
of Minneapolis, "a vice president. sE5-;.
Pointer-if you are thinking of buying
diamonds. or any other precious stones, it
will pay you to call OH Harry F. Legg s.
Co., 51S Nicollet ave, room g. upstairs,
The right leg of j. r. Mckinney Of
Grandvile n. D., was broken at the Union
passenger station last evening. McKin-
ney fell from a freight car He was taken
to ST. Marys hospital. ! '..'..,
Frank DeGray, the young man arrested
for stealing an overcoat from w. Gegr1ch,
in court this morning, changed his plea to-
guilty. Judge Dickinson sentenced him
to ninety days in the workhouse. Z
Mrs. Jennie Ward, wife of a merchant
of Buffalo, Mimi, while suffering. from
temporary alteration Of mind, jumped
from second story window at st. JOS
eph's hospital in St. Paul Sunday and sus-
tanned injuries from which she died later.
She was SO years Of age. ..-.
The fire department has been bothered
for several days by a number of false
alarms turned in by telephone or By use
Of keyless boxes and as result several
needless runs have been made. Officers
are now on the look out for those who have
been turning in the alarm and If they sue
coed In making any arrests examples vii
be made of the culpritS. .
| George Douglass pleaded guilty in munic-
| ipal court this morning to stealing sew
eral pairs Of mittens from a show case ir
| front Of downtown clothing store. Judge
| Dickinson sentenced him to sixty days II
| the workhouse He was associated In the
| theft with John Mason who was in cour1
Monday morning on a similar charge anc
| who also received a workhouse sentence.
| The need of new bridge across Hol
! den street and Western avenue was dis.
! cussed last evening at a joint meeting O.
| the West End and Oak Lake Improve
ment associa tons at TO Western avenue
! Charles HUM presided. short addresse!
| being made by Aldermen Merrill, J. Mer
sen NJ. J. Indeen, George Lucas and T. }
| Miller. A committee was authorized tt
arrange for a course Of entertainment
and lectures for the year. =
Permanent officers, for the new stat
! organizat ton Of registers Of deeds, wer
| elected during yesterday afternoons meet
| ing at the courthouse as follows: Chaae
! M. Holm, president; vice presidents, s. M
Serkland, NJ G.. Palmer, L. A. Nellermoe
secretary, j. 0. Anderson; treasurer, 0.
Olson. T.. D. French. II. E. Hanson.
| kasper. G.. A. hammers. 6. G. Merrill, )
M. Emmel, T. o. Otfslund, O. B. Clair AM
B. B. Hetland will form the executive
committee which is one member iron
each congressional district.
A joint meeting Of all the Tents
the knights Of the Maccabees will be he'll
this evening at Is and II Seventh stree
S. class of seventy-fve candidates Wi
be initiated DR.. r. E. Moss, suprem
medical examiner and State Commando
Chellew will be present Mckinley an
Shoreham Tents degree teams are to con
test for the championship Of the city. Th
St. Paul and Minneapolis divisions Of tn
Uniform Rank with Crescent Tents bras
band will escort the supreme officers fror
the West hotel to the hall at p. m.
The local chancellors Of the Knights c
Pythas were entertained at dinner las
night, at the Brunswick hotel, by Pas
Chancellor Edwin Murray. There Wer
seventy five guests. Toasts were an
nounced by Vice President G. A. Green
wood and responses were made by G.
Talbert Josiah Towne, A. T.. Smith, "
6, II. Lands. y. H. Hitchcock, F.. e. Whea
ton and others. Approval was espresso
of the proposed organization into ne
society of the past chancellors of Mime
sofa. ley will have their headquartel
in this city.