The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-05
CITY NEWS
WEATHER NOW AND THEN
Minimum Temperature To-day, Is
Degrees; Year Ago, 20 Degrees.
CITY page

"EconomIes Of Health.'-Dr. c. n. He
witt will give all address on The Eco,
non1ics Of Health, in the department OF
political science Of the university, at the.
university chapel. Friday. at p. m.
Minority MeetIng--The first meeting Of
the First Baptist church minority was
held last evening at the residence OF U.
Rorahack son Dupont avenue. Those pres
ent preserved secrecy as to what took
place.. -; .t17.- ~ -, RS
Hard Coal Arrlves-Fifty carloads of
hard coal for Minneapolis dealers arrived
yesterday. The extreme demand Is al
ready past and the arrival of this lot in
dicates that no scarcity will occur in
4 Minneapolis, this year at least.
Edward Lienuken Arrested-Edward
Lienuken, formerly bookkeeper and cash
Ter for Brown Brothers, 81 Sixth street S,
has been arrested in cortland. Oregon. on
charge Of embezzling $1,000 from the
firm. A deputy sheriff started for Port
land to-day to bring Lineuken back.
Bonds for $500, ooo-Papers have been
filed in the register of deeds office show
ing that Deere & Co. of Moline, ILL.,, who
operate manufacturing plant III this
city, have issued bonds to the Central
Trust company of Illinois amounting to
$500, 900. AS security the property and
plants in several cities, including Mime
apolis, are given.
&% First National Needs Room-The First
National bank, which found it necessary
not long ago to double deck it's banking
room in the Phoenix building by taking
in the story above. will make another
move for more room by extending the
directors room on the ground floor out
to .the lobby. The additional space now
forms the base Of the light we'll and can
be spared for such purpose.
The City that Lives outdoors-In St
# Nicholas for March there is leading
article on 1.-The City that Lives Outdoors
by w. S. HARDWOOD, formerly of e
Journ al staff and still frequent con-
tributor. The city which IS the subject
of the article is New. Orleans, concerning
which the writer has made some bright
and interesting observations. The article
is beautifully illustrated.
Mr.. RIakefieId obJects--L. F. Blakef1eld
who was reported in T h e j ourn a
Of Jan. %. to have been arraigned will
: Fred Martenson on a charge of attempted
burglary, objects to n e u + n
statement that the men were said to have
been caught in the act Of breaking Int
the store. AS a matter of fact, Mr.. Blake
field was arrested some distance iron
Z the store and after hearing in the mu
nicipal court, was released on the strength
of an alibi.
Ben Hur Readng.-A dramatic ar
rangement of Ben F1ur' will be presente
in Plymouth church next Monday evening
The selections will be by Josephine Bona
parte Rice. The reading will be illus
trated by a series of stereopticon picture
specially prepared for these reading:
Miss Frances Vincent will sing THE Hol
City My Redeemer." 20 Holy Night
and "The Palnls." Moving pictures wi
also be- shown. Tickets on sale at Met
ropolitan Music companys. H. -
Y. M. c. 7 A. ~"" Entertainment Post
poned-The eighth entertainment in tn
Y. NJ c. A. popular en- efta inrneslt course
which was to take$5pmee neat Tuesda
evening. has baeah fnstpolied definitely
The Resd, Ams4 ; -B ss fGglMslastio
but the serious fHrfess- rof epic Fseau'
son with typhoid fever has made
necessary sfor4NIr. Read TO ca1cel.all date
fds the*4 pEesenA VAS soons as; a new dat
has been fixed announcement of it wi
h