The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-21
CITY N ] | EW S.
WETHER NOW AND THEN
Minimum Temperature To-day SO
Degrees; a Year Ago Al Degrees.

The Westminster c. e. The West
minister c. e.. Society will hold it's semi
annual business meeting at the church
this evening. Business will be -enlivened
by music and other special features.
viii Honor Woodrow Wilson.-The
alumni Of Princeton university will give a
banquet at the Minnesota Club In st. Paul,
Friday evening. in honor of President
Woodrow ;Wilson,<who lectures in Mime
apolis Saturday evening Iz
Reception for Bishop Joyce.-,The Meth
odist churches of the city will give a big
reception May 20 in honor of Bishop Isaac
Joyce, who with his wife will arrive from
South America May 1. The bishop has
been sent a letter of notification which
will reach him at New York. <
Eastertide Meeting.-The Church Club
of Minnesota: viii hold its 4 5Eastertide
meeting to- morrow at the Hotel Nicollet.
A reception will be held in the parlors
from to 7:45 p. m. Following the dinner
the proposed change in the name Of the
Protestant Episcopal church will be dis
cussed. 't r.. "-..-. ...
: Ares Again a Citizen.-Dr. A. A. Ames'
household goods have been returned to
this city from West Baden and the for
,f1edged citizen of Minneapolis. is comfort
ably settled with his family at 200 Hum
boldt avenue. o.. ...... -.
I, Strike Not SettIed.-Prospeots for the
settling of the wagon and carriage makers
strike are poor. At a recent meeting of
the strikers it was decided to try to settle
fhe matter" by arbitration but as the
strike hinges upon the refusal Of the en-
ployers to recognize the union, there is
little chance for arbitration.
: Mr.. 'Leadbeater's Lecture.-Charles w.
tLeadbeater of London, Eng, a member of
the English Theosophical Society, will
give public lecture at 8 o'clock; this eve
ming in the Unitarian church, Mary place
and Eighth street, on MAN and His Bod
les The public is invited -.
Six Ribs Are Broken.-Robert Winn. 421
Fourth avenue NE. was seriously injured
by being caught under car of dirt at
the Tenth avenue S power house. He was
taken to the city hospital. where it was
found that he had six broken ribs and
had received internal injuries.
Darrach of New York will give a course
Of three Shaksperean recitals in, the, uni
versity chapel on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. April 90, "a and %, of this
week. He will readE"The' Merchant OF
Venice" Julius Caesar and "Twelfth
night. III , :
Change in Prize LIst-The third prize in
the Minnesota Magazine contest has been
awarded to Grace Lavayea Of the senior
class at the university. Miss. 5Iavayea
won honorable mention as winner of
fourth place at the CLOSE ofslthe contest,
but it was discovered that the third prize
story was. plagariaZed and she was
granted the third prize money by I'M
anipnous consent of the magazine board.
A WeII-known TrIo-Bert White, J.
Garrity and Orville McAnnish, better
known as Buck Tooth" McAnnish, were
arraigned in police court this morning
h charged with Vagrancy They pleaded not
? guilty and their cases were continued un-
til Wednesday,. ALI three. mem were ar:
rested by Detectives Helm and Morrisey
: McAnnish was released from the work:
/ house a few days ago having just com.
pleted 6O-day sentence for vagrancy.
Z The Devin Meeting o.nlght.-Josepf
\ Devlin,. M. p, and Colonel John Finerty
Z arrived on the noon, train from Butte anC
I will address a big meeting at Harmonic
7 hal lto-night. Mayor Haynes will lipen thu
:. meeting and = Introduce Governor Var
Il will seat about / 200, and Intimidation
:. point to large attendance. 1t is a pub
lie meeting under the auspices Of tn
1rish-American citizens and everybody i
invited. ...
Thirteen Take c.. S. Exams.-seve1
women and thirteen men are takin.
, civil service examinations to-day at tn
federal building. Two of the wome1
n 10 m
" service, and five would willingly teacl
the pappoose how to parse his warwhoor
The men are going to be, perhaps, as
Is. sstant examiners in the patent office, as
ssistant topographers, electrical engineers
farmers at Indian agencies. Junior civ
engineers, meat inspectors In the India
service, and Typographical craftsmen.
Guest of the v. M. c. Fraters-Mayo
j. G. Haynes will be the geust Of homo
at reception given in his behalf by tn
Royal Arch council of the Royal Arcanun
at Lake street and Nicollet avenue. to
morrow evening". The reception is spoke
4 of on extraordinarily large postal cards
Il on which is stamped the mayors like
ness, as the 'event of the season" at tn
council. The mayor is preparing for
quiet evening, but the members of tn
lodge admit that they have prepared
= few surprises which will make his sta
strenuous. - ''
.a .>...E ...'a
Has Lost His Family-Joseph Loestel
bach informed Mayor j. C. Haynes to-da
that he had been deserted by his wi
and family. Loesterbach came to Mir
Z neapolis two weeks ago and secured qua
!, ters for the family at the st. James hote
He was out of work and left his fami
at the hotel while he went in search
u He accepted a position ou
q, side of the city and few days after 81
y. curing work wrote to his wife urging h
4 to come on. The return mail brought
III letter from the hotel clerk saying that tt
wife and children had gone elsewhere. al
since then Loesterbach has been unab
sS! to get any trace of them. &%% ~