The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-01
CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK

Bart's Cartoons for 1902 on sale at The
Journal counter for 25c: by mail. 35c.
Boards. Wigs. Robes, Crowns, Swords.
Wendell & Greenwood, Lodge Furn1shers.
The Title Insurance and Trust Co. pays
2 per cent on deposits subject to check.
Savings deposited with the Minnesota
Title Insurance G. Trust company on or
before April S. will draw interest at per
cent from the first. H..
Wanted, one first-class architect
draughtsman, one we'll up in design. Per
manent position to the right man.. F. D.
Orff, 615 Lumber Exchange.
Deputy Sheriff 10th yesterday picked
up two men going under the names of j. j.
Lynch and P. Madigan. Both men are
wanted at Little Falls for burglary.
Charles E. Heath cashier Of the Mime
apolis Iron Store company, who has been
with that firm and leaves with his family
to-day to take a position with the Sioux
Paving Brick company Of Sioux City, Iowa.
Chief of Police Ed J. Conroy issued ord
ers .his morning to the patrolmen OF the
city to enforce the ordinance against
teamsters driving upon the bicycle paths.
The order was issued after a number OF
complaints had been received.
A. G. Mcclure, general agent of the
Great Northern. at st. Louis, will be trans
ferred to Minneapolis as general agent
Of that roads freight department here.
He takes the place of H. A. Kimball who
goes to st. Paul. Mr.. Mcclure will as
sumo his new duties in Minneapolis early
next week.
Charles Owens was arraigned in the
municipal court. this morning charged with
grand larceny, it being alleged that he
broke into the shop OF the Twin City Dis
tributing company and stole 500 card
board signs. He waived examination and
Judge Dickinson held him to the grand
jury in $500 bail ~'..'. i~.'
H. A. Williams, brakeman was ar.
rested last night at Prior and University
avenues, charged with assa aulting w. Z
Andrews, a Minneapolis travelling man
The fight took place on an Interurban cal
and was started by dispute over seat
Andrews says Williams tried to take hi.
sea! and that when he raised an objec
tion. Williams struck him.
Dennis Mcnamara, deputy state com
mander of the Maccabes. who is going t.
leave Minneapolis next week for Duluth
was the subject Of complimentary resolu
tions adopted last night by representative
Of all the local tents, meeting at the Syke
building. Since Mr.. Mcnamara becam
deputy state commander two years ag
1900 members have been gained by tn
| Maccabees, largely through his efforts.
! 4 public examination under the auspice
| of the Northwestern Bible and Missionar
| Training school will be held this evenin
in the chapel Of the First Baptist church
This examination will be Of the tw
| classes in New Testament studies, an
will he conducted by DR.. Frost. teacher
This method is employed that the publ
| may know something Of the work til
school is accomplishing, and a cordial in
vi:ation is extended to all.
The police have been unable to find til
two Johnson children who were kidnappe
| last Wednesday. supposedly by the
mother who is divorced from her husban
The authorities at Rockford Ill.,, say thu
Mrs. Johnson has not returned to that cit
since her visit to Minneapolis over wee
ago. Mr.. Johnson's friends at Rockfo1
t!ink that she has placed the children
an orphan asylum at Chicago and do,
not intend to return to Rockford.