The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-19


bert, aged 20 years, died Of smallpox at
the quarantine hospital yesterday after
noon after an illness of two weeks. She
was taken to the hospital May Is from her
stopping place. 70 Western avenue.
Thirty Teachers VIII Marry-At meet
ing Of the school board last evening the
teachers list for the school year of 1903-0{
was selected. There are very few II any
changes. Thirty teachers have resigned
in order to marry and twenty-five for
other reasons, but their places have al
ready been filled.
Would-Be Suicide DIes--Lewis Pearson.
who on the night of April 2a attempted
suicide by jumping from the East Island
bridge into the canal. but who alighted
upon log jam and broke two ribs died
at the. city hospital this morning. He SUI
fered from alcoholism. Pearson was IS
and had no relatives In this country.
Early Closing for Barbers-Several boss
BARRIERS informed the Journeymen BARRIERS
union last evening that they were in favor
Of closing their shops every evening at
Z o'clock except Saturday. They promised
to do what they could to influence the
other proprietors. Such regulation
would not affect shops in the outlying dis
tricts. A committee will wait upon the
boss BARRIERS and report at the next meet
ing.
pr. Frost on 1.-THE Grand Canyon
1.-THE Grand Canyon" will be the subject
Of DR.. A. j. Frost's lecture at the First
Baptist church this evening This lecture
was delivered in the city two years ago
and was the subject of so much favor
able comment that DR.. Frost has con-
sented, at the request of many, to repeat
the same, under the auspices of the North
western Bible and Missionary Training
school. The doors will be opened at :a0
p. m. Admission will be free. A frse-will
offering will be taken for the training
school.
Leaves Stage For Neutrality-suspicious.
Broderick. a stage carpenter at the Dewey
theater, was married last night to Miss
Guste Tuscen, late Of the City Club Bur
lesque company. Miss Tuscen and Mr..
Frederick first became acquainted when
the City Club company appeared at the
Dewey recently. 1t was case Of love at
first sight. and Mr.. Broderick found tirne
during the weeks engagement, to propose
to Miss Tuscen four times, receiving a
favorable answer the last time. Mr.. and
Mrs. Broderick will make their home in
Minneapolis.
ArcanumItes As ZuIus-Governor Van
SAINT and Mayor Haynes will speak to-
night DIT inc Dig 1SdSC TO De given AT the
Nicollet House BY Cataract council. No
669. Royal Arcanum, in honor of the big
chiefs" Of the Zulu tribe. the Initiates, .
and ladies. Other speakers will be Charles
T. Boerner and Grand Regent James
Craig Music will be supplied by the Twi1,
City quartet and the Nicolet House or
chestra. These arrangements have been
made by Charles T. Boerner, Gerrit F.
Backus. Raby Plank, Thornton w. Hall
and Walter J. Mycue.
Last Teachers Club Concert-The seat
sale for the last entertainment Of the
Teachers Club course will open to-nor-
row morning The concert, which will be
given by the Spiering Quartet Of Chicago
one of the most famous string quartets OF
the world, has been arranged for Friday
night AS no date was announced for the
last number of the course, special atten-
ton is caleld to this and also to the fact
that the Spierings take the place Of the
kneisel quartet originally announced fol-
this concert. The change is one of much
interest. as the spierings have not been
heard in Minneapolis for a good many
years. during which time the organizat ior
has made rapid strides up the ladder OF
fame a nd If