The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-25
CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK

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Frederick Roach will call for. grind and
deliver your lawn mower. $40 Hennepin.
Members of Anchor camp, No. $40, M
w. A, will meet in their hall, $40 Nicollet
avenue, at 2 p. m. Sunday and join with
the other camps on Third street N to
march to the Church Of the Redeemer.
w w. Young, Hamline graduate, son
of r. II. Young OF this city, has been
graduated with honors from a New York
law school, and has entered law part
nership in New York with E. H. Wal
lace, another Hamline graduate
Adolf Herndon. residing at $40 Third
avenue N, who Is one of the early set
tells Of the city, no wlies at the point Of
death, the result of a stroke of apoplexy.
His friends entertain small hope for his
recovery. He Is a member of the Masonic
order.
Albert Massolt, 1901 Dupont avenue N,
reported to police headquarters that some
one attempted to rob his residence while
the family was away. Several holes were
bored in the rear door Of the kitchen and
a pick and hammer was found on the
rear porch.
Sheriff J. H. Cudlip Of Dickinson county.
Michigan, Is in the city armed with a
warrant for the arrest of John H. Carey,
an embezzler, who left that county with
| thought that Carey was hiding in the twin
cities but every effort to find him has
| proved In vain.
William Cook, farmer residing near
Corcoran, reported to the police that his
hired man came to the city several days
ago with a load Of hay. The man sold
the hay, left the team In livery barn
and disappeared with the money. Cook
furnished good description Of the miss
ircr for hon fI,o -
find him.
counterfeit IS bills is being sought by
the police. He entered a boarding
house on Fourth street S, the other day,
and tried to pass a counterfeit bill. The
landlady sent out for change and received
the report that the bill was bad. The
man left without ceremony and boarded a
| street car for st. Paul.
j. F. Murrin, alias J. F. Palmer, and his
| wife, who are under arrest at Detroit
Mich, and who are wanted upon severa
charges Of forgery in this city. will not
| be released to the Minneapolis authori.
| ties. Chief Of Police John j. Downey OF
Detroit, has written Superintendent Con-
roy that he has five good cases against the
| man and four against the woman and thai
he desires to prosecute them In that city
Sophie Danielson, whose home is in
| England, is at the central police station
| stranded. She came to this country tc
claim a fortune of s25o,ooo, which she
| heard an uncle had left her in South Da-
kota. When she reached Minneapolis he1
| money was exhausted and she was com
| PEELED to call upon the police for aid
The police are tryin to find Herman
Hendrixon, cousin of the girl, who
formerly worked for the Akeley Lumber
company. .a
The Winner Glee club will give its sec
ond annual steamboat excursion down tn,
| Mississippi river to Lake st. Croix mex
Sunday. A landing will be made at some
accessible place along the way, where 6
program Of prize contests and athletic
events will be given. There will be dane
! ing all day, music for which will b.
| furnished by Potter's band and orchestra
The boat will leave Minnehaha Falls a
9 a. m. and the dock at the foot of Jack
son street, st. Paul, at TO- and on thu
return trip will arrive at st. Paul at
p. m.