The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-09
CITY NEWS.
WEATHER NOW AND THEN
Minimum Temperature To-day 81
Degrees; a Year Ago 80 Degrees.

Improvement Club Meets.-The Seventh
Ward Improvement association Will meet
this evening in the Wigwam at Lake street
and Bloomington avenue Important mat
ters will come up for consideration and a
large attendance is expected.
LIenIuken VIII Return.-Edward Lien
luken, who was formerly employed by
Brown Brothers, tailors, and who is under
arrest in Portland, Ore, charged with EN- :
bezzling $1,000 Of his firms money, adj
mits taking the money and agrees to re-
turn to Minnesota without extradition pa
perS. ..rr. s... .-} r. .
Her Son MIssIns-Mrs. Bertha Schen-
isch Of 80 Cedar Lake road, reports that
her boy, John Schenisch. left Waterloo,
Iowa, two years ago last Fourth of July
and she has not heard from him since
that date. He would be % years old next
April. She has another son in the army
at Peking, China.
President Hadley Coming-The annual
Yale dinner will be given at the Minneapo-
lis Club Monday evening. March 80 The
guest Of honor will be President A. II.
Hadley of Yale college. The arrangements
are in charge of c. c. Bovey and David
Tenney of Minneapolis and Reece New
port of st. Paul. Covers will be laid for
100.
w. r. Guile Returns-W. r. Guile, a
member. Of the old police commission un-
der Mayor George Pillsbury, has returned
to Minneapolis from Chicago, where he has
lived for the last ten years. Mr.. Guile
was a. neighbor of Mayor Haynes in the
second ward before making his Chicago
residence, and he renewed his acquaint-
ance with the executive this morning. He
has not seen Minneapolis in nine years and
notes some wonderful changes in the city s
sky line and general development since his
departure.
Mother and Son Arrested - Elizabeth
Sowowski. and her son, John, aged, le
years, were arraigned in police court this
morning charged with assault and bat
terry. They pleaded not guilty and their
cases were continued until tomorrow. II
is claimed that the woman and her son
assaulted J. Namesoski, a neighbor with
whom they had trouble, with a pitchfork
and that when they left him he was badly
disabled. The trouble grew out of a dis
pute over the line between two lots, an6
there has been bad blood for several days
A Camera Club Lecture-The Town ant
Country Camera club at the next meeting
on Wednesday evening, will take up the
subject Of Bromide Printing and En-
larging." The subject will be treated Dy
w. A. ates of st. Paul. an enthusiastic
amateur photographer, who has devoted
much time to a study Of that branch, ant
he will give the club the benefit Of his ex
periments and experience. Mrs. Helen n
Pattee was awarded the prize at the las
meeting of the club for the best "genr
picture" submitted in the contest. He
success was the more noticeable, becaus
among the contestants were two of tn
prize winners of last year.
Reunion Of Fifteenth Minnesota-Th
Fifteenth regiment Minnesota volunteers
will meet in annual reunion Friday even
ing, March 81. The place for the celebra
tion has not been selected by the commit
tee in charge, but the program as arrange,
includes a banquet followed by pro
Z gram of specialties, speeches. etc. It i
expected that Captain H. A. Leonhausel
former colonel Of the regiment will b
present. The officers of the organization
aSe: President, Mark Tisdale; vice pres
ident. r. II. Sloan; secretary and treasur
er. e. {. Schroeder. The committee il
charge of the reunion is Oscar Frey, G
= r. Hazard, P. Miller, G. J. Schiller and E
G. Schroeder of St. Paul and Ed Burns
Andrew Larson, N. P. Nelson and r. II
y Sloan of Minneapolis.