The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-03

Missionary society of the Presbytery
of Minneapolis meets a week from next
Monday instead Of next Monday.
May Exceed 4,ooo.- With clear
weather, registration at The "U" took
q squirt today. Registrar johnson eX-
poets the attendance thistyear will ex-
coed 1000.
Need Is Imperative--It was an
nounced at the mayors office today
that subscriptions for the tornado suf
ferers at Waconia and st. Louis Park
were coming in, but that the need is
imperative for more.
Back to Oil Lamps. Owing to a
change to be made in engines at the
courthouse tonight, police headquarters
will be in darkness except for few
beams to be shed by oil lamps borrowed
from the workhouse.
Father Time in Doctors Care-Time
will be scarce at the courthouse for sew
eral days. The clocks, including the
tower time piece, were stopped at l
pm. today, and repairs are being made.
No '.Hiawatha' Here This Year
Sam Ellis, the amusement promoter, has
abandoned for this season the plan to
bring the Ojibway Indians to Lake
Harriet for a series of the perform
ances OF 'H1aWatha.
What the Coroner Did, During
August Coroner Williams and his depu-
81 ties investigated forty-seven deaths.
The causes of death were as follows:
#' Accidental, 10; suicide, I; drowning, 8;
storm accidents, q dead at birth, 9;
and from disease and natural causes, 16.
Guaranty Building Brings $780,
00O-The sale of the Guaranty Loan
building to the Metropolitan Life In
surance company has been closed. The
transfer basis is said to be about
tegests acquire the carworks at Duluth.
The First Cum Tonight-The first
gun of the republican state campaign
in Hennepin county will be, fred this
the auspices of the Union Veterans and
Sons League. at Alexander hall, SO
Sixth street S. R. G. Dunn, Lieutenant
Governor Ray W. Jones and others will
speak.
Keg of Beer Cost S1oo-John Kelley
and Con Dahlstrom broke the seal on
a car in the Milwaukee yards last night
and stole barrel of beer. They were
caught by the yardmen as they were
rolling it out to the street. In the
police court this morning they were
given SeuCeuCeo VI PoO VI olAIy uey
each.
BOY Sues for S125oo-John St. John
as the father of John St. John, ha:
brought suit in the district court tt
recover $12,25O damages from Gross &
+ Kronick. 1t is alleged that the 12-year
old son of the plaintiff was employed
by the defendants, and thru their neg
Igence was run away with and seri
ously injured.
3 Lawyer Moves to Unconstitutional
A neapolis for many years, has betake1
himself and family to Worcester, Mass
the move being occasioned by the deaf
of his father in-law. His new office
are in the Central Exchange buildin
of that city. Mr.. Bergstrom, who
a graduate Of Yale, has spent niue
time in Worcester in recent years.
j. S. Bradstreet Homeward Bound
e John S. Bradstreet is named by tn
u New York Tribune in list of abou
twenty distinguished passengers arriy
III ing Tuesday on the Kaiser Wilhelm L
III Other passengers were: Frank Munsey
John H. Flagler. George P. Field, Mr.
III. 0. Armour, Mrs. S. B. Elkins, Baro
sss Gerard Nothomb, Baron P. de Morogue
Arthur Won Briesen and others. TIL
Kaiser broke her best previous tim
over the southern course and lande
the largest cabin list ever brought
by the big ship-936. Aboard we1
Y fthirty-seven commissioners to til
world 8 fair from Belgium. 49, st...