The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-31
CITY NEWS
WEATHER NOW AND THEN

WEATHER NOW AND THEN
Maximum Temperature To-day 20
Degrees; a Year Ago 70 Degrees.
Made a Revolver PIay-Tillie Martzahl
was in police court this morning charged
with aiming a revolver at Tressie Vez-
zosi. She pleaded not guilty and the case
was continued until tomorrow. 1t Is al
legged that Mrs. Martzahl and Mrs. Vez-
zosi were engaged in a quarrel when the
former drew a revolver and threatened to
shoot.
Forfeited His Bal-James Train. III
Second avenue N, who was under arrest
for vagrancy, failed to appear In court
this morning and his bond Of $25 was
ordered forfeited.
Henderson Estate-An inventory and
appraisement of the estate of the late AL
vina M. Henderson. filed In the probate
court to-day, shows that the deceased
left to her heirs $36,794.47.
Two Are Held Up.-Two holdups were
reported at police headquarters this morn
ing. One was that of John Kosterneck.
70 Seventh avenue N, who said that he
N and Washington and robbed Of $13 in
cash. Gust Lundahl. the other victom.
was held up on Fifth avenue between
Third and Fourth street and lost $3.50.
Lundahl says he was held up by two col
ored men. @sl3
Burglar FIed.-A burglar attempted to
loot rooms in the Edinburg fiat 1920 Chi
cago avenue last night. small boy was
awakened and cried for help SO loudly
that the burglar was frightened away.
Cat, Not a Burgar.-A report came to
police headquarters early this morning
that a burglar was being held in the
house at $40 Seventh avenue N, and the
When the officers arrived they found that
cat had been the cause Of all the trouble.
Transvaal OFFICIAL .Here-Sydney I.
Arundel of Johannesburg, Transvaal, in
company with his brother, R. Arundel,
postmaster at -Staples, Mimi, visited the
Minneapolis postoffice building this morn
chief of government supplies for his dis
trict, under Lord Minor '"'''''... =.
Admits an Embezzlement-Benk Cosby,
said to be from Minneapolis, has been ar
rested for embezzlement at Butte, Mont.
He was paymaster for the Montana Ore
Purchasing company, and admits a short
age Of $4,000. No one Of this name can be
located as coming from this city.
Information Bureau Busy-The Com
mercial clubs information bureau, in the
old city hall building, on Bridge square,
is well patronized. M. A. Nye Is In charge
nights and o. L. Bernhagen days. All
sorts Of information is given the stran-
in fIo nif VIII get
accommodations for the night, they are
set on the right track by the bureau at
PENDANTS. Incidents Of all sorts are re-
ported, which are out Of the control OF
the club One woman had made COM
plant that she was robbed Of three five
pound butter Jars by man who chival-
rously agreed to carry the burden for her
as he was going the same way. Two men
made objection to boarding place they
struck because the entire charge Of the
house was in the hands Of a feminine
contingent.
E. w. MORTIMER uL.-E. W. Mortimer, OF
Morgan post, G. A. R., Is 50 critically Ill at bis
home, $40 Sixth avenue N that his death may
come during the night. g... ......- @
scR5s RoM psade
House, has received of very fine peache:
from J. f. Wehr. proprietor Of the Crescent
Nursery & Farm Company of Crescent: Okla
and climate of the new territory.
TWO PLEADED GUILTY-Charles Turner wa
shot in the foot last night during row OF
Second street and taken to the city hos
Pital It was impossible to learn who had dom
conduct. In police court this morning. the;
pleaded guilty and were nfed So each. Charlie
Turner's injuries are slight.
LAC STAFFORD IS BACK-A journey of tw,
months duration thru England, Scotland. IRELAND
and France has brought Lac Stafford back t
Minneapolis better American than ever. HI
was particularly fortunate, being In Londo1
and Belfast during Kinw Edwards VISIT to Ire
land land IN Mr. Stafford saw one Of the yacht race
into New York barbor. ......
FEDERAL COURT LooAT1oN-Marsha
Grimshaw would like the federal jurors boil
grand and petit. to meet in courtroom No. 3
on the second floor Of the Hennepin count.
The federal grand jury will use the regular gran
jury room. on the same floor The Unite
States district attorney will use the room ad
Mr.. Jelly. In case Judge Lochren concludes t
sit in this court the courtroom of Judge HART
CORRECTIONS AND CHARITIES MEETING
The twelfth annual state conference Of char
Nov to and tbe WON De hera IN ~
county have been asked to appoint committe
to work with the conference
BANQUET FOR FURNITURE DEALERS
Northwestern furniture dealers are regsterin
at the headquarters CT the association in til
lobby of the Brunswick hotel maintained
the twenty-seven Minneapolis manufacturers al
Johbcrs a. X. McGillivrey is In charge. La
year the registration was los and it is expecte
that by Wednesday this record will be eqrale,
z banquet will be given for the visiting dealer
wednesday night at Athe Commercial club III
manufacturers and jobbers viii be hosts.
GENERAL KING IN THE CITY-Rr,oad,
General Charles King Of Milwaukee is In Il
CITY to attend the meeting of the Society Of IL
Army OF the Philippines In st. Paul. This NOR
ing ne visited the home of his friend, General
Moo. Reeve the shores OF Like Harriet