The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-04

down Of the flour mills OF the city was
scheduled to take place this afternoon
Heller a Candldate-J. II. Heller, bar
Der, at Lake street and Lyndale, has an
nounced his candidacy for alderman Of
the eighth ward.
Burglars Rob a Grooer.-Buglars broke
into the Courthouse grocery. Fourth ave.
nue. and Fifth street, last night, and
carried off several small articles. They
also broke the telephone pay box and Sc
cured about SO in nickels.
To Inspect Factorles.-J. H. Ellis, c. w.
Bongey and Andrew Haugberg local rep
,resentatlves of the state labor depart
ment left this morning for the northern
part Of the state on their periodical fac
tory inspection. They will be gone about
six weeks.
cantata at Welsh church.-This evening
the choir of the Welsh church will give
the cantata, ''St. Peter" in the church,
soloists will be Miss Clara Williams, O.
t. Morris and Allen Jones, with DR.. Rhys
Herbert at the organ and Miss Mabel
Hughes at the piano.
ohio Association commttee.-C. 8.
Cairns, president Of the Ohio association,
named to-day the following executive
committee: H. w. Benton, William D.
Gregory, G. T.. Thompson. George A.
Clark, and G. 8. Cairns ex-off1cto. The
committee will make an active campaign
to interest all local Ohioans.
~ Summer Schedule Next Week.-Journal
car-"Seeing Minneapolis will begin it's
full summer schedule next Monday There
will be four trips daily except Sunday, as
follows: a. m. and p M. from The
Journal building, for the lakes and boule-
wards; II a. m. and p. M, for the river
parkway and state university.
He Owed His Broker.-Fred B. Whit
comb, a clerk filed a voluntary petition
in bankruptcy this morning. He scheduled
liabilities Of s6,511.05 Of which $500 were
for brokerage commissions, due and I'M
paid. The assets are given as $500 of
which property to the value of $3.50 Is
claimed as exempt.
Westminster Club Observation-Disclosures
club held it's final meeting Of the season
last evening at the home Of 9. T. Thomp-
son. G. V. Smith read a paper on Alex
ander Hamilton. Officers were elected as
follows: President, H. M. Hill; vice pres
4 ident, ]. P. Thomson; secretary and treas
urer, Andrew Benton; additional members
q OF executive committee. A. E. Sage, c. S.
Cairns.
Winners Soon to Be Announced.-T h e
ournaIs circulation manager has been
besieged with kilograms, telephone calls
and letters asking "Who won in T h e
Journal voting contest?" It is a
terrific task to count up and it may take
three or four more days to pick the win
ners, 80 all contestants and friends OF
Il contestants will please exercise a little
patience.
Is SpIrItuaIsts and Photos.-The State
Spiritualists' association has come to the
aid Of Police Superintendent Conroy in
g dealing with spirit photographers and
: = has passed resolutions refusing to indorse
n the work of A. Norman. 2721 Elliot avenue
Is s. about whom several complaints were
y received. Superintendent Conroy has no.
4 titled Norman that he must stop taking
& spirit" photographs the matter will
be taken before the grand jury.
Drank to Get Even.-Jerry Schwits was
sent to the workhouse to-day for forty
days on a charge of drunkenness pre-
ferred by his wife, who says that he came
home intoxicated last night and drove the
family out Jerry admitted his guilt, but
claimed good reasons for his actions. He
sS said his wife went to dances against his
4 will, SO he quit supporting her and begar
drinking to get even. His excuse didn't
"A appeal to Judge Holt and the severe SEN
tence was passed.
Commercials May Hep.-while the en-.
tertainment Of Crown Prince Gustav, hei,
q to the throne Of Sweden and Norway, will
y undoubtedly be under the auspices Of his
4 Y Minneapolis countrymen next June, tho
Commercial club has expressed willing
ness to cooperate with the committees Il
1T is so desired. The crown prince will at
tend the st. Louis exposition and plans tt
be there on Scandinavian day, June "a
He will come to the United States witt
the chorus of students Of the Universit,
of Lund, which is to tour the United
States