The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-23

Fell on Slippery SldeWatk.-W1lllam
Brennan, a grocer laborer residing at
1000 Second street S, fell on the slippery
sidewalk near the Great Western depot
this morning and broke his leg.
MISSING Boys Found-Earl Stade. aged
II, and Carlton Manning, aged IL, both or
South Minneapolis, were picked up yes
terday at Shakopee by the police. The
parents ordered the boys sent home. They
had been gone two days.
Volunteer Flremen's Banquet-The an
nual banquet Of the Volunteer Firemen's
association will be held tomorrow night
at the Brunswick hotel. One of the fea-
lures of the evening will be the presen-
tation of a handsome new banner
Jewish Reform Services-The services
of the Jewish Reform congregation this
evening will be held in the building Of the
First Church Of Christ. Scientist. Fiji
teenth street and Portland avenue. Inc
subject will be THE Universalistic Ele.
ments Of Judaism" Sabbath school Will
be held at 10 a. m. Saturday.
Sprint Of Three Theves-Patrolman
Sam Olson caught three men IN the act
of rf1ing the window in A. E. PAGERS
dewelry store % Third street S, early
this morning. and chased them several
DOCKS, DuL they SStdpSu' AhA. oS6SA
thinks nothing was stolen except pair
of opera glasses and other small articles.
His Injuries Fatal-Michael J. Finn, a
brakeman employed by the Chicago Great
Western, fell beneath the wheels Of his
train In the Northern Pacific yards, near
Twentieth avenue NE, last night, and had
both his legs badly crushed. He was
take INTO the Swedish hospital, where he
died early this morning. Finn resided in
St. Paul and leaves wife and several
children. The remains will be taken TO
La Crosse for interment
A. Poultry Show Boost-The council
committee on ways and means yesterday
recommended that $3.50 be appropriated
for the benefit Of the poultry and cat
show to be held In Minneapolis next week
The poultry association was represented
by G. L. Smith, George A. 10th and R. F.
Jones, who spoke of the value of the show
in a commercial way. The petition was
also endorsed by W. G. Nye Of the Com
nercial club public affairs committee.
Arrested by the ch1ef.-Thomas Bond
alias Murphy, sef-confessed ptckpocket
In municipal court this morning pleaded
guilty to a charge Of vagrancy. He got
ninety days in the worllhouse, but a stay
was granted until tomorrow morning
upon condition that he should leave the
City. Bond was arrested last night Dy
Superintendent Of Police Conroy, whe
found him in a down town saloon. He is
considered a dangerous character.
Talks on Jonah.-The revival services
the First Baptist church are growing ir
attendance and interest. Last evening tel
We're received for baptism. The meetings
will be continued next week. Mr.. Riley
will speak each evening on the Gospel ii
JONAH" as follows: Monday Jonah a
Sea-; Tuesday, Jonah in the Storm
Wednesday, Jonah Overboard; Thurs
day. "Jonah's~ Gospel' Friday, "Jonah''
Gourd."
a Co. A Thirteen Reunion-To renew
the ties Of old comradship and live agar
the stirring incidents Of '9S and 80 is the
intention OF the members Of company A
Thirteenth Minnesota infantry, L. S: V.
on Friday evening" Feb. g., On that date
will! be held the third annual reunion o
the boys who, side. by side, suffered ant
enjoyed the Philippine campaign. a ban
quet will be spread at the Rathskeler OF
the occasion of the reunion. and it ]!
hoped that all mebers of the old conpan.
will be present to enjoy the evening.