The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-11
POPULAR SONGS DONE OVER
IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMER
TIME, Nv.

Homeopathic Society Meetins-The Min
neapolis Homeopathic Medical society Will
hold It's next regular meeting tomorrow
at 8 p. m. in Masonic Temple. Program:
''Dislocations." r.. D. Matchan, M D.s
Health Of Minneapolis, P. M. Hall. M
D.; City Hospital" II. D. Newkirk, M. d.
To Burn Gambling Devces-J. Wing.
who pleaded guilty to the charge Of run
ming a gambling house at LOB washington
avenue s. was to-day given sentence of
$50 or sixty days In the workhouse. All
paraphernalia found In the gambling
house will be burned in the furnaces Of the
city hall.
A shrlners' lnvaslon--A party of shrin-
ers from Omaha will arrive In Minneapolis
Friday at 6:15 p. M, over the Chicago
Great Western and will be entertained by
their Zuhrah temple confreres in this city.
The visitors will be met at the train by
the Journal Newshoys' band and will be
escorted 70 the West hotel, where band
concert will precede the evenings festivi
ties.
Here to Buy Flour--A quartet of proni-
nent eastern bankers is visiting in the
city, with the intention Of investing large
1y in Minneapolis flour. The party, which
is registered at the West hotel. includes
Louis j. Kob of Philadelphia, r. B. Ward
of the Ward Mackey company of Pitts
burg G.. /. Corby of Washington and
James B. Arthur, buyer for the Ward
Mackey company.
An Auto Speed ordlnance-The special
committee appointed by the city council
to look into the matter of an ordinance to
regulate the speed Of automobiles has in
structed the city attorney to prepare an
ordinance leaving. however, the blank
spaces for the rate of speed. Alderman
IT, n w la
rnobolist wants to have maximum rates
fixed at eight. fifteen and twenty-five
miles for various districts.
Mill EmpIoye Injured-Hans Larson. an
employe in the Standard Milling company
was seriously injured while loading car
yesterday He was standing near a string
of moving cars and fell between the cars
and the building beside which they were
running. His body was severely twisted
and he was immediately taken to the Swe-
dish hospital. His wounds are considered
dangerous. He resides at 7O9 Pierce
street NE.
lis. chase's Place In N. Nj. L.-Earvey
s. Chase, who is supervising the work of
installing new system of accounts for
the city departments. Is a member of the
National Municipal leagues committee on
uniform municipal accounting and stats
tics and in connection with that league has
done considerable work along the line OF
uniform accounting in cities. In Ohio this
work has been carried out on a broad
basis. as about eighty cities are working
on the same system Mr.. Chase is not
identified with the League of American
Municipalities.
Last Week Of RevIvaI-This is the last
week of the successful revival services al
the Portland Avenue Church Of Christ
Thirty-five persons have united with the
church thus far and many more have beer
moved to consider the higher life. To.
night Professor Easton will sing, by spe.
cial request, The Holy City" Rev. A
Clerley will speak on the theme, "a De.
mon Cast Out and a Song in Jail" Thurs
day night the theme will be 1.-The Unpar
donable Sin Against the Holy Spirit ant
Can 1t Be Committed To-day?" Friday
night the subject will be 1.-THE Ark a:
Type of the Church." All seats free.