The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-09
CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK


exchange. Bijou Trunk Factory.
Bart's Cartoons for 1902 on sale at The
Journal counter, for 25c: by mail, Soc.
If death occurs in your family and prop
erty is left, see the MINI. Title ms q
Trust Co. about settling the estate.
Big auction -morrow-Fine furniture,
carpets, oriental rugs, etc. a Seventh
street S, at 10 a. m.
Check protectors all styles less than
one-half regular price. Minneapolis
Stamp & Stencil Co.
The Ohio association of Minneapo polls will
hold its annual meeting for the election
of officers in the paror of the Nicolet
hotel o-morrow evening at s o'clock.
Better Fire Protection will be dis
cussed by the Utopian Sovereigns at
Union Temple this evening. Alderman
Rand will talk of the alleged bribery
case. ..r..-.-
g. The annual meeting of the Ohio asso-
citation for the election of officers and for
the transaction of other business will be
held in Parlor p of the Nicollet hotel to-
morrow at s p. m. ~ zfs
, The Minneapolis Homeopathic Medical
society will meet next Wednesday even
ing at Masonic Temple. DR.. D. w. Horn
ing will read the paper and the discus
sion will be opened by DR.. Adele Hutch
inson.
John Nelson. residing at %2527 Twenty
sixth avenue S. is in an unconscious con-
dition at the city hospital suffering from
a partial paralysis. Neighbors found him
unconscious in his home early Saturday
night and sent him to the hospital.
Right Rev. Reginald II. Weller, bishop
.coadjutor of Fond du Lac. will deliver
the second lecture in the Church club
at Goth-
semane church. The subject will be THE
Prophetic Life as Exempified by st. John
the Baptist
James Blackwell. a travelling man whose
home is in Chicago, reported to police
headquarters that he had been robbed OF
S400 by a young woman whom he met on
the street, He says they stopped in a
dark stairway and that shortly after she
left him he missed his purse.
Nels Benson. a wood-worker employed
by Simonson Brothers, was struck by a
Cedar avenue car Saturday afternoon and
received injuries which may prove fatal
He was taken to the city hospital, but
| was soon released. it being thought thai
his injuries were slight. Later he became
unconscious and the physicians fear ne
sustained internal injuries.
Veterinarians report an unusually large
amount of sickness among the equine
!
parts of the city-mostly blooded stock
are suffering from a combined attack o.
| influenza and pleurisy. In most cases
| the victims have been lately shipped into
the city and have caught cold in transit
Fred Everett, a young man, was ar.
raigned in police court this morning
charged with stealing a quantity of fur!
| from a Nicollet avenue clothing house
He waived examination and was held tt
the grand jury in $3.50 bail. He is tn.
fifth boy to be arrested in connection will
the case and all Of them have been helt
to the grand jury.
Members of the Shattuck club held thei
fourth annual banquet at the Commercial
club Saturday. evening, about forty grad
yates of the Faribault school being in at
tendance Judge George D. Emery Off
ctated as toastmaster and introduced tn
various speakers. The club is made u
Of the alumni and faculty of the schoc
residing in the northwest, and. while it
membership is largely among Minneapoli
men, guests were present Saturday even
ing from other cities as we'll.
Theodore Williams pleaded guilty i
4 police court this morning to the charge. {
: Ivagrancy and was given thirty days i
the workhouse: He was brought to tn
} city yesterday from Bloomington, wher
his eccentric actions frightened the cit
zens. He appeared in the neighborhoo
Friday and secured work at a farmhous
! That night he went outside the hous
and began to yell. The people drove hi
away and Saturday night he sought lods
! ing at another place, where he repeate
the operation. The farmer. instead
! driving him away, took him into cYs
I tody and brought him to the city.