The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-05

Munro goes to st. Cloud tonight to de-
liver the annual memorial address at the
lodge Of Elks there.
Pneumonia Was Fatal.-Morton Peter
son died at the city hospital this morn
ing OF pneumonia. The deceased was %
and unmarried. He was found on the
streets and taken to the hospital uncon-
Sctous.
Robbed a Hotel Guest.-Marie Allan and
Charles Bartel. the pair who stole sos
from James Miller yesterday in the Hfnck-
ley hotel, pleaded guilty to a charge of
petty larceny in police court and We're
each sentenced to sixty days In the work
house.
a Teamster laid Up.-John Tiepel, a
dumpcart driver, had his leg fractured in
a collision with a Sixth avenue car at
Fifth street and Fifth avenue at 8
o'clock this morning. He resides at 626
Dupont avenue N, and has a wife and
five children.
Next Week to DE a Big one.-A sue
cessful week will close tonight at the
third annual food bazaar Of the City Sales
mems association OH the fourth floor of
the Dayton Dry Goods building. Secre-
tary Booth predicts for the closing week,
beginning Monday morning, banner at
tendance.
v. v. and S. L. Open Meeting.-The
Union Veterans and Sons League has re-
sumed active work and will hold It's first
open meeting this evening, Dec. s, at
Alexander's hall, IS Sixth street S. Gov
ernor S. r. Van SAINT and oIren w. Col
Inns will be guests Of the evening and will
deliver addresses. A. smoke social Will fol-
low.
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speaker at the mems meeting tomorrow
at the Young Mems Christian association
building will be Rev. DR.. G. H. Crawford.
He will speak on THE Sword Of the Citi-
zen Special music will be furnished by
ii. H. McGranahan, song writer, a
writer of instruction books in music and
q teacher Of singing.
North Town Street Railway Schedule
To-nIght.-Repairs on switch work at
Thirty second and Penn avenues to-
night will necessitate a change in north
town street car schedules. Between II
y. m. and 1 a. m. a stub will be used
from Emerson and Twentith avenues tc
Penn and Thirty second. After / a. m
the Twentieth avenue cars will be of
and passengers for that line will have t.
take Emerson avenue cars.
MorrelI Has Gone Back.--Herbert Nor
rel arrested at the West hotel Thursday
upon information that he was wanted ir
Chicago for embezzlement, has been taker
to the windy city, notwithstanding the
4 strenuous endeayors of his attorney, who
yesterday afternoon secured writ o.
habeas corpus made returnable this morn
ing. The writ was given to the sheriff
about 4 p. M, but the prisoner had al
ready been turned over to the Chicago de-
teotives and had left the city about p. m
be the topic of DR.. e. F. Storke's illus
First Unitarian church, Eighth street AMI
and least exploited places OF interest will
be presented. and the lecture is to b.
illuminated with 800 lantern slides
Among them will be Eye Old Cheshire
Cheese" the old rendezvous Of Iterar.
men; the glorious pageants of the recen
coronation, and Windsor Castle, which al
ways exerts a deep fascination upon tn
beholder.
Farewell to Old BethIehem.-Service
tomorrow at the Bethlehem Presbyterian
church will be preparatory to the dedi
cation Sunday, Dec 13, of the new build
ing. In the morning the pastor Rev
Stanley B. Roberts, will give historica
sketch as prelude to the sermon. In tn
evening farewell services will be held i
the old building. At 1920 g.. M, Dec
49, the dedcatory sermon will be preache
by Rev. DR.. Charles Thayer. Rev. VII
liam Campbell, Rev. John c. FAIRIES an
Others will take part.