The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02

\ court the SnOe STOCK OF! >. "A. camp. 2O0
Washington avenue N, who assigned re-
Gently was sold to the Home Trade Shoe
store. ...... ..e. ..yEs-.-
il Frank J. Mead Here-Franl J. Mead,
formerly of this city, now of New York,
arrived this morning to be in attendance
y. on the March term of the United States
= district court. He is stopping at the Mic
ollct. ~ s-
He's After Hammond-Dctective Ser
geant Mullen of the Chicago police force
arrived this morning with papers for the
arrest of George J. Hammond manager
of the Cole Commission company, who has
been indicted in Chicago. Detective, Null
len expects to leave this evening with
his prisoner. >'- 30.
Buildings in Prospect-Architects F. B.
~ j. l.. Long are making plans for
$4,000 building to be built by the First
yNatiOnal bank of Wadena. f. T. Over
mire has plans for a $500 residence for
L. B. Richardson at Girard and Twenty
second. The II. n. Leighton company has
the contract to rebuild the First Meth
odlst church at a cost of $4,000.
Wanted the Cash Himself - Charles
Chardnal who holds forth in the classic
halls of the dime museum, was in the po-
lice court this morning on charge of dis
orderly conduct. 1t appeared that when
tine management paid over a part Of his
salary to his wife, who is largely depen-
dent upon charity for support, Chardenal
s grew furious and created general disorder.
The authorities will prevail upon him to
leave the city.
E Hamilton w. Mabes Lecture-The sale
OF seats for tho lecture Hamilton W. Ma
bic is to deliver at Plymouth church in
the New Century course began to-day at
the Metropolitan Music company's store
There is no more popular occasional lee
s }turer now before the American public
than Mr.. Mabie, whose fame as an author
journalist and successful speaker is nat
ional. "American Society and Literature"
is to be DR.. Mabes topic.
Joseph OevIin comina-Joseph Devlin,
member of the Irish party in parlia-
ment, will arrive here next Wednesday,
according to dispatch from Cleveland.
flc Is organizing the United Irish league
IN America and has already established
800 branches. He is also collecting money
and has secured $50. 900 Of the $10O. 900
America is expected to contribute to the
cause. In Cleveland last evening he Sc
cured $500. Mr.. Devlin is accompanied
sby John MITCHELL a grandson of the Irish
patriot of that name.
An "A. 3. C. Farewell Banquet-Messrs.
"A Y. Bayne NJ. *. McCollum. a. r. ,Eber-1
berhart and George +. Perkins were the
guests of honor at a dinner given at the
West hotel last Saturday evening by the
executive staff of the American Bridge
company in this city. Those honored by
the dinner are retiring from the bridge
company. Mr. Perkins to go into the real
estate and insurance business and the
other three to form a partnership for do
ing general contract work.
Mems Banquet at Wesley--The Sixth
annual banquet of the men Of Wesley
church will take place at the church next
"Wednesday a t 6 p. M. These annual ban
quetS have come to be a strong feature
in the life of tho church and are one of
several factors which have welded the men
OF the congregation into a strong, active
body. An elaborate spread will be served
q in the church parors Wednesday evening
and fine program of toasts has been ar
ranged, including w. II. Eustis among
other speakers. There will also be special
musical features.