The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-26

Mercury Down, Too,-O. J. Berg, 40
Washington avenue S, reported 10 the po-
lice that some one stole his overcoat last
night agJrhe garment was left in his room
at the above number and when he Went 10
getsft, it was gone - "'-a.:} = -, - e.4>
Preachers Association to Meet.-The
first meeting this season or the local
preachers association. whlch lnciHaes pa pas,
tors of various denominations, will be held
at 10 O'Clock next Monday morning at the
Y. NC A. building s. 1T. < Il. tE 81. N
Discussed Minor Matters.--No: paper
wasspresentedt this morning at the weekly
meeting of the Methodist Ministers assoc
ciatfon, but the pastors gathered at tho
Heflnepin Avenue Methodist church dls-
cussed minor matters informally. ::
BadsBey Breaks Parole-Dan O'Leary. a
paroled prisoner from the state training
school at Red Wing, was arrested last
nig11tgb y4Detectives Bahan and Gallagher.
He has broken the conditions of his parole
and VIII be returned to the schoot.
$4,000 WAREHoUsE-The Gilmore
Rollins company will build a store and
warehouse on Third street, between Fltth
and sixth avenues g., to cost $45, 900. John
W1uder is the contractor. The build
ing will be four stories and 30 by l50
feet. r." g.: 80
Employment Office Robbed.-The man
ager1 of the Minneapolis Employment
agency, First street N. reported to po-
lice Headquarters this morning tnat ms
office had been entered by thieves last
night and a valuable rifle stolen. lie has
no clue to the thieves.
Minikaf1da Club Annual.-The Mtnikah-
da club will hold it's annual meeting TO-
morrow evening at the clubhouse, There
will be a table d'hote dinner, with music,
from 6 to s o'clock. Important business
Is to- come up and a good attendance is
desired Regular boat service.
One FaIIure-One Success.-Burglars
. broke into the offices Of the Coe Commits
sion company. 220 Third street 8, last
night They pried open g.. desk but Sc
cured nothing of value. A short store
at sol Washington avenue n, was entered
by thieves last night and the cash drawer
sorced open. All that was secured was Sls
IN money and a few cigars Entrance was
Gained by breaking a rear window. ~. t.
Rush, of Taxpayers This Week-A busy
week was commenced in the county treas.
urer's office this morning. Saturday vii
be the last day for. the taxpayers o.
Hennepin county to pay the second hal
Of their" 1903 taxes. A penalty of@10 pei
cent Will De dlldCIeu MOiuctS lIloI lAA1A9
AS a result there was a rush to the
treasurer's office this morning, and al
extra force Of clerks will be kept bus!
all this week. -
BoxMAkERS ORGANIZE-The effort
of Charles F. Ceilly Of Chicago, Richar(
Braunschweig Of the Woodwork ers' Anal
gamated: international union and Joh1
Swift organizer for the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor resulted in. the tenn
porary organization at Thiry's hall yes
terday of a boXnlakers' local of the wood
workers. The scale will be that in fore
in st. Paul, providing for ten-hou
day, except Saturdays, when the nine
hour day shall be In force, and pay a
from III. cents to % cents an hour, witt
time-and- a-half for overtime. 49,
81
A New Brick company.-Articles Of III
corporation have been filed for the Terr
Gotta Brick company under the laws o
the state Of Minnesota with a capita
stock Of $4,000. The incorporators ar
Ira C. Jones, J. Fl. Morrison, B. E. Nor
rson and j. H. Morton, all Of Minneapolis
They own valuable clay deposits a
Grantsburs, Wis, and are promoters Q
a new hacking and trucking system, MI
Jones' being the patentee Of a truck
They will manufacture hollow blocks
drain tile, paving and face brick at thei
plant, which has been in operation tn
past season at Grantsburg.