The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-16
CITY NEWS
TOWN TALK

Bart's Cartoons for 1907 on sale at The
Journal counter for csc; by mail. 35c.
Twenty per cent discount on all pictures
framed and unframed for ten days. Bint-
lift factory. Ali First avenue s.
II death occurs in Your family and prop
erty is left. see the ~NIinn. Title Ins. &
Trust Co. about settling the estate.
The Seventh Ward Democratic club will
hold a mass meeting at 1874 E Lake street
this evening ats o'clock. Judge Corrigan,
Elijah Barton and Mr. Winthrop will
speak. The building committee will make
a report.
Bishop j. j. keane of Dakota formerly
pastor of Immaculate Conception church.
is here on visit. He preached from his
old pulpit yesterday morning and will re-
main in the city several days before re-
turning to his new diocese
Albert Friedman. Frank Ellis and Will
liam Brennan, three boys. We're arraigned
in municipal court this morning charged
with breaking into show case on Nicollet
avenue and stealing two hats valued at
s4.4S. They pleaded not guilty and their
hearing was set for tomorrow.
Lincoln services We're held last night
at the Park Avenue Congregational church.
Judge Daniel Fish. a close student of the
life of Abraham Lincoln and writer on
of the war president. The services We're
in harmony with the thought of the eve
ming.
Employees Of the G. A. Smith Lumber
company assembled at the box factory
Saturday noon, and presented Mr.. Smith
with a handsome silver loving cup in COM
memoration of his twenty wedding
anniversary. The men also raised between
5000 and $500 for the Scandinavian fam
inc relief fund.
| General L. A. Grant, formerly assistant
secretary of war, will read paper on the
Second Division. Sixth Army Corps, at
Cedar Creek" before an open meeting of
John A. Rawlins post and citizens corps,
to be held in the post hall to -morrow eve
ming. All members and their friends are
invited to be present
| William Barnett was arraigned in rnu-
nicipal court this morning charged with
Vagrancy. He was found guilty and was
given fifteen days in the workhouse. Bar
,nett is the man who a few weeks ago
gave the officers at police headquarters
an exhibition Of how a man takes NOR
phine hypodermicaly. He is a complete
physical wreck.
Charles Worthingham, who was convict
ed Saturday Of keeping a gambling house
at 706 First avenue S. and who was grant
ed stay Of sentence until this morning
appeared in court and the stay was va
Gated. He was sent to the wOrkhOuse
The Smith brothers, who were instrument
tai in Nottingham arrest, and for whom
warrants have been issued, have not vel
| been arrested. ..l.
| A stranger called at the residence Of
Charles Burk, 1919 Tenth avenue S, Sat
urday afternoon and told Mrs. Burk tina
her husband had sent him to get his bes
suit Of clothes to be cleaned and pressed
The woman was suspicious, and when she
went to call up her husband over the tele
phone the stranger fed. The man il
thought to be the one who has stolen sew
eral suits of clothing by the same scheme
A bold sneak thief walked into the of
flee of a hotel at 327 Washington avenue
S last night and started to carry off al
overcoat from the office table. AS he wa
leaving, Ted Fredericks, one of the pro
prietors of the hotel, gave chase. Afte
being pursued for several blocks the THE
threw off the coat and disappeared+in IL
alley. The matter was reported to tn