The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-04

ICI t1IS money 1dCN--uOAAA 1|ohooA W.
Bemidji, Mimi, a state fair visitor, says
he lost $3.50 in Washington avenue re-
sort Wednesday night. The proprietor OF
the place made good Larsen's loss, altho
1t is thought that the money was lost In
another place.
Beiated Arrest-Herman Miller, charged
with stealing $40 from H. A. Atkinson,
was arraigned In police court this morning
but the hearing was postponed to next
Wednesday, The complaint against Miller
was made last year, but he was arrested
only last night.
Rev. r. w. Stout Recalied-At the quar-
terly conference of the Lake Street Meth
odist church last evening resolution
was unanimously adopted by rising
vote, requesting President Elder Fielder
to secure the reappointment OF Rev. T.
w. Stout as pastor of the church for an
other year. He has served two years.
Or. kivington Returns-Dr. S. S. Kill
vington, grand commander of the Mime
sofa commandery Of the knights Templar,
has returned from New York. where he
represented this state at the ninetieth
annual session Of the New York grand
commandery Many outside Templars
were In attendance
Ordered the Dog shot--"A dog that
bites children will not be allowed to live
in this city. Children are more important
than dogs" With this bit Of wisdom
Judge Dickinson this morning ordered an
officer to go with Gottfred Stobel and
shoot the latter's dog for the viciousness
Of which Stobel had been arrested
Conroy Denies Charses-Chief Of Police
Conroy has indignantly refuted the accu-
sation Of the Pinkerton detectives at the
fair grounds charging that the Minneapolis
police are protecting" crooks. He says
that the charge grew out Of hard feelings
stirred by the Pinkerton arrest Of the
Bearman brothers. Chief Conroy has dis
missed the incident.
Postal Service ExaminatIons-The an
nual examination for the postOfftce serv-
Ice, clerks and carriers, will be held in
the federal building, First avenue and
Third street, Nov 10. Applications for
the examination must be on file with the
secretary Of the local board Of examiners
before Oct. 10. Blank forms for applica-
tions and instructions to applicants may
be obtained at Room. No. 2, postoffice
building. These examinations are open tc
all reputable citizens Of the United States
who are between the ages Of Is and 40.
Heard McAIpn's Story-Maud Brooks
who was arrested last night charged with
case was continued nto Sept. IA. The
states evidence was, however, listened
to by the court because the complaining
witness was obliged to leave the city
This witness, John McAlpin, furnished
considerable amusement by telling in a
dramatic way how the prisoner had met
him on the street last night and after
some Smooth foolin' had managed tt
get away with his purse, containing $63S
Bail was fixed at $2,500
Fraud Was Too cIever.-"The case il
30 palpably a fraud that I feel 10th t.
dismiss it, but the evidence will not per
NIT me to do otherwise This state
ment, may by Judge Dickinson in tn
police court this morning, gave Henri!
Peterson and John Mobrey their freedom
They were arrested night before last OF
the charge Of working G.. o. Sherlock
an aged stranger, for ten dollar bill
The graft they worked Is commonl,
known as the freight game" but tn
court could not see how what they ha,
done brought them within the statute.
Hoo-Hoo Take in klttens-The Con
catenated Order Of Hoo-Hoo initiated
thirteen kittens Wednesday night at tn
Phoenix club. Two hundred men wer
present. w. B. Tomlinson was gran,
sunark. At the session on the backyar,
fence toasts were responded to by JOIN
r. Hayden, w. r. Proctor, Joe Lansing
w. E. Grove, G. B. Webster and Mayor w
B. Scanlon Of Anoka. The newly fedget
Schley Simon A. Tofthagen, Roy w
Grenfell. George B. Webster Alexande
j. Allison. William e. Scanlon, Harry A
Muffley, Ole c. Hobe, Jacob E. Jacobson
John M. Dannell. Martin L. Gilman, Rob
ert A. Kay, George e. Newmyer.