The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-23
CITY NEWS

csahr,,ovvitsch Seat Saie.-The sale c
seats For the Gabrilowitsch piano recita
at Plymouth church Friday evening Wi
omen at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning a
the Metropolitan Music Store.
Not Glass Block Canvassers-Two mel
representing themselves as employees o
the Glass Block. have oeen canva ssint
certain portions Of the residence distric
and selling patent medicines. These mel
have no connection with the Glass Block
BURGLARS Ransack TWO Houses.-Bur
glars broke into the residence or G. H
Wahlberg, 1928 Tenth avenue s, last eve
ming, and carried away silverware and
other articles. While the family was a
church, burglars ransacked the residence
OF George S. Hoeffner, GIL Fifth street: N
Like the Real Thlng.-Water color de-
signs of the costumes to be worn In
"Oueen of the Ballet next week at the
Metropolitan are on view in ]. B. Hud-
sons display windows. A stunning col
lection Of Photographic groups from the
Roosevelters opera is being shown by Mil
Ter, the photographer at Fifth and Nicollet
Tries Suicide, Then Repents.-C. S
Johnson. who lives at 1874 Twenty second
street, attempted suicide last evening by
severing the arteries in his wrist. He
afterward repented and walked to the
home of John Lally. who called patro
wagon. in which Johnson was conveyed tt
the city hospital. He was weak from the
loss of blood, but will recover.
Transplanted Gophers.-Several former
residents in the gopher state now located
I'm the famous Yakima valley, Washing
ton, have formed the Society of Mime
sofa. It's first annual reunion will be held
at North Yakima at the Woodman hall
on Feb. Is. F: G. Drew, formerly an al
derman in this city, is the chairman of the
committee on invita- ton and arrange
ments.
Didn't Get Free Board.-Otto Sublady
, of 1903 r Twenty sixth street was great,
surprised to discover upon applying fol
admission to the city hospital last eve
ming that man with sufficient resources
to care for himself cannot be admitted
free at .sthe hospital Subladys broker
leg had been set by his physician. but the
former thought that he could get his mo-
neFss worth as taxpayer by boarding
at the hospital while convalescing.
Baptist is VIII Hold Reunlon.--The Cal
vary Baptist dedication services which be-
gan yesterday will be resumed this even
ing. with general meeting Of Baptist
people of the city in a semi-social way.
under the auspices of the Minneapolis
Baptist Union. presided over by r. T.
Hughes. Ipresident. Addresses will be
made by John Day Smith, ex-president of
the union. and by Professor Benjamin
Terry of Chicago.
slsns of spring.-John Engquist will
build $4,000 fiat building at 1614-161C
stevens avenue. 1t will be four stories
n1gh and OF pressed brick and cut stone
fremont D. Orff is making plans for an
eight room school house at Britton, S. D.
Barnett & Record will build grain ele-
Fator at Great Falls, Mont, and another
at Port Arthur. Ont. The first will have
a capacity of $4,000 bushels and the sec
ond OF 100000 bushels Of grain The lat
ter will be of tile or cement.
Talks Baskets -night-George Whar-
ton James, the lecturer on many interest
ing subjects connected with the great
American southwest, arrived In the city
Yesterday and is the guest of DIR. and Mrs
a. w. ABBOTT He was a guest at lunch
con OF w q. Nye at the ComemrciaI club
This evening Mr.. James will lecture I'm
der the auspices of the Teachers club or
Poetry and Symbolism of Indian Bas-
kerry at the Unitarian church. The SUBJ
Jeet is one in which he is deeply versed, as
he has studied the Indians of the south
west for twenty years. ~.