The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-31


Temple. All knights are welcome
Barnet Pays Fine-JacOb Barnet OF
Minnehaha park was fined 500 by Judge
Holt this morning for selling Intoxicating
liquors withouta license. He was charged
with selling claret but said that the in
toxicant was contained in a flavorng 4eX-
tract and that he did not intend to violate
the ordinance.
The Automobile Speed Linit-Police
Superintendent Conroy will seek to Sc
cure the passage Of an AUTOMOBILES ord
nance for the city similar to that OF the
park board, which limits the speed TO
Is miles an hour. 1t is understood that
the members of the Automobile CLUB, favor
such an ordinance 80 ,.g7 .... .. ... +
Nevada VIII Be Presented-The third
annual dramatic entertainment OF the
Sheridan Dramatic club will be given next
Monday evening, Aug. l, at the fourth
Ward Wigwam. The club will present the
stirring western play, Nevada. Joseph
! McDermott, a talented amateur Will take
the principal character.
Peterson Held Until To-morrow-Frank
Peterson was arraigned in police court
this morning charged with obtaining
that he obtained by Misrepresentation
1852 from Cora Shelley, 402 Fifteenth
street His case was continued until to-
morrow. Cd
, Nelson's Good stop-Patrolman Nels
Nelson who walks a beat at Washington
and Hennepin avenues, stopped a runaway
horse which was coming down the street
at full pace this morning. The animal had
no bride on, but the officer caught 1T by
the nose, and, altho dragged several feet,
cholzed it until it stopped. The horse
hal COdSteln.
sFriuhtened by An Auto-The team Of
w. J. Edwards Of the Metropolitan the
ater became frightened at an automobile
at Twenty second street and Portland av-
enue last evening. Mr.. Edwards held the
could aight, but the horses in their fright
kicked the buggy and harness to pieces.
The chauffer was not 1dentlhed.
VIII Attack a Law~-Eisen & Scheiner,
pawnbrokers at 216S Washington avenue
S, arrested for violating the ordinance
which requires them to hold property
listed with them upon orders OF the chief
of police will attack the validity Of the
ordinance. They maintain that, as the
ordinance does not fix limit to the time
they are compelled to hold an article, it
Is defective.
A Photographers Junket-This state
will be well represented at the annual
convention of the Photographers Assoc
citation of America, beginning at Indian
apolis next Tuesday. The delegation from
Minnesota, leaving Sunday night will con-
sist Of ThorWald Lee H. w. ixmoeller,
j. A. Brush, George Benson, Frank Stat
ford, S. P. Eggan, Of Minneapolis; J. R.
Zweifel Of Duluth and F. Fl. Lloyd of st.
Paul. &c.,, -.
Dr.. French in His Former PuIplt--Rev.
DR.. H. H. French, formerly pastor OF
Centenary Methodist church.. now Wesley
church, is soon to be in Minneapolis, and
will preach in the Wesley pulpit. next
Sunday and the Sunday following
wesley church's present edihce was built
in DR.. French's pastorate.< Since leav-
ing Minneapolis DR.. French has been pas
tor of a strong Congregational church al
Maiden, Mass
4 City Record NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in the
, office Of the city clerk are found to Nave
been tempered with. Two pages In the
chattel mortgage book of 1902 were re.
Gently found to have been cut out en-
tirely. AS there were only five unsatisfec
mortgages on these pages not grea
deal Of damage was done, however. Re
Gently seventy street car checks were
stolen from Mr.. Lydiard's desk. and hi
is keeping a watchfu1 eye on the move
mentS strangers his office,