The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-14


for pickup wagons after p. m.
For the United Irish Leasue-Colonel
John F. Finerty of Chicago will be in
Minneapolis tomorrow. and at 3 p m.
will meet, at the West hotel. all who arc
interested in organizing a branch of the
United Irish league here.
A New Lumber Company-Articles of
incorporation were filed this morning for
the Western Lumber company. The in
corporators are W. CARPENTER. G., H.
Carpenter and E. F. Crandall. The con-
Germ is Incorporated for 100000 and Min
neapolis is the principal place of business.
De Windt night-ttarry De Wiudt,
the famous English explorer. arrived in
MINNEAPOLIS this mo> ing. and will lee
ture at the First Unitarian church to-
night. with stereopticon Illustrations on
his wonderful trip from Paris to New
York overland.
Blind Boone's Concert-Blind Boone.
the colored pianist. who rivals Blind
Tom, will give a concert Monday evening
at Wesley church. He is a wonderful per-
former. Many of his selections. are diff
cult and intricate and are executed with
grace. skill and ease. Miss Stella May,
who has a rich contralto voice, will as
sist. ~
Looking for Land.--A party Of about
twenty business men will leave IN the
morning over the Great Northern for the
coast The members of the party will
look up the timber land question with a
view 10 purchase. Investigation will be
made some 100 miles inland in Oregon.
Among those who will go are S. F. Lind
say, P. D. Mcmillan, J. l.. Gable, Joseph
Parker and w. j. Hartzell.
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Manager a. NJ. Robertson of the Mime
'apols General Electric company. Informed
1.-THE council committee on underground
wires yesterday that his company was al
ready removing service poles from the
iccnters of downtown blocks because Of
the menace to property In case of fire.
Mr.. Robertson explained the companys
plan for supplying all patrons from the
curb by conduits. Permission was granted
to lay cond,its in Seventh street Mr..
Robertson also served notice that he
would ask permission to string wires from
poles in Tenth avenue Sc sa.
The Savage Brothers "Arrive." --I,inna-
Gus T. Savage and his brother q. S. Say
age. both graduates of the Minnesota uni
versity and Theta Delta Chfs. are inter-
ested with Detroit capitalists in the new
Savage Manufa curing company in New
York city. The company is capitalized
at 500. 900 and has already bought a
plant where it is turning out printed
metallic work. l.. r. Savage, who will
be remembered secretary of the uni
versity Y. NJ. G, A. for three years, is
president of the company and his brother
is vice president Both are sons Of Rev.
F.. P. Savage. Mrs f. S. Savage, who
has been visiting at the home Of Rev
Mr.. Savage this winter, left yesterday tc
join her husband in New York.
To Conduct Street Falrs-The Mime
apols Industrial & Amusement as
ISOLATION filed articles of incor-
poration yesterday. The company is
capitalized at 100000. The com
pany, will conduct outdoor amuse-
ments such as street fairs The incor.
porators are: Theodore l.. Hays. presi-
dent G. F. MCNEIL. first vice president
F.. F. rowle, second vice president; J
w. Murphy. third vice PRESIDENT; A. J
Mullen, secretary; E. W. Goddard treas
urer; V. G. Russell. A. l.. Hazer. f. Kay
ser. George Cook. l.. a. Lydiard. F. c
Shepard, Fl. r. Richardson, C. d. Tay
lor w w. Wittig. W. H. Levings. c. 0
I.anpe. F.. E. Wheaton and S. E. HOopeS