The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-21

Insist on your druggist selling you Dro-
sett's handmade chocolates Finest made.
Zesbaugh, picture sale, framing pictures
cheap to keep busy; new stock. II Fifth
street 8. 49,.
Exhibition Of American paintings, pub
lie library gallery, day and evening until
Nov. 26.
Call or telephone Nagel's greenhouse
for fresh flowers and plants. Ills West
Lake street.
We will buy Minneapolis bank stocks.
Wells & Dickey Co., bank floor, Guar
anty building.
Choice Nuns and other flowers for
Thanksgiving. Latham's Conservatory,
IS Tenth street S.
Pictures framed at factory prices. Fur
nish your houses with fine pictures; we
have them, the assortment Is new and
fresh. Bintlif Mfg Co., Alt First avenue s.
Leonard Paulle has brought suit in
equity in the federal court for alleged in
fringement by Ole s. Ross Of his show
case corners patent. He believes himself
to have been damaged $4,000. ..a:.r
North Western Limited train had one
passenger yesterday who payed for her
passage with her life. This was a. hen
who stole a ride from Chicago to Min
neapolis on the trucks, and was captured
by car repairer for his dinner table.
Nels Peterson, the young man who was
shot at Eleventh avenue S and Second
street Friday night, will lose his left eye
as result Of the encounter with the
hold-up men. The bullet did not pene-
trate the skull and he will recover rap
idly.
John Martin, indicted for stealing a
horse and then giving it away, has been
to1 IN ha
| minded at Faribault. Upon motion Of
the county attorney the case against him
was dismissed by Judge C. B. Elliott
Saturday. E.a-
City Clerk Lydiard has received a let
ter from John Mitchell, president of the
United Mine Workers of America,
acknowledging the receipt Of the invi-
tation to visit Minneapolis and expressing
regrets that he is unable to accept, He
hopes, however, to come to Minneapolis
later.
George Colding, an ex-convict, was ar
rested last evening by Detective Alfred
Johnson and Secretary Of Police Ed Con-
nor, and is being held for the Winnipeg
authorities. Colding admits that he has a
bad record and that he learned his trade
in the penitentiary. He Is wanted at
Winnipeg for alleged horse stealing.
A woman waving a goodbye to friends
at the Union station last evening was
| pulled from in front Of an approaching
| engine by stranger. She promptly slap
ped his face. The incident is cited by the
station employees as an instance OF the
| danger Of admitting to the train shed per-
sons who simply want to see friends off.
| The closing of the arts and crafts ex-
hibition at the Beard art rooms will be
followed by an exhibition of the latest
work Of Mile. Clopath of the University OF
Minnesota. This will be held tomorrow
Wednesday and Friday. Among the pic
lures, are several done in the Raffaelli oil
i sticks, which are used like pastels and
i give a similar effect without their per:
| ishable qualities. 49,, .-t .fa-.
Thirty young people Of the Thirty
eighth Street Congregational church have
organized Christian Endeavor society
with the following officers: Miss Ethe
Bartlett, president; Allan Lott, secretary
Waldo Nelson, treasurer; Roy Nelson
chairman of the lookout committee; Mis-
Alice Sthlman, chairman prayer meeting
committee; Harry Lott, chairman soc1a
committee.
Frank 8. Colds wholesale house at 81
First avenue rorth was broken into las
night, and a quantity Of general mer
chandise taken. The burglary was dis
covered by Mr.. Gold, who had occasion
to go to the office late in the evening
burglars also entered Larabee's drug stor
at 22OO Hennepin avenue Saturday, an
, carried away toilet articles and severa
), boxes Of expensive cigars.