The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-26

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has sold the old T. J. Buxton Homestead,
9S Highland avenue, to J. r. Redfield Of
Connecticut for $4,000. This is an invest
ment sale.
G. Campbell Morgan Here.-Rev. G.
Campbell Morgan. the eminent English
evangelist. reached Minneapolis this
morning and will lecture this evening at
Wesley NJ E. church for tho benefit Of
Ruskin hall. ".....
Plumber Had No LIcense.-Charles
: Simmons, a plumber, in police court to-
day was fined $40 for making sewer con-
nections without a license. He said that
he had made applica ton for a license but
had not yet received 1t.
Has Lake compIexion.-J. F. Conklin
returned to Minneapolis to-day brown as
berry. He has spent two weeks vaca-
ton at Markville, where he is building a
new lake home. The time was spent in
laying out garden and setting trees.
To Have New office.-Willam d.
Morse, the government immigrant inspec-
tor, is to have an office in the federal
building. He will occupy room 303. He
has just returned from an investigation
of an imported labor case In North Da-
kota.
Took Iodine by MIstake.-Mrs. B.
Greenberg, 1913 Fifth street S, had mar
row escape from death last night by TAX
ing half q teaspoonful of iodine mistakng
1t for tonic. Physicians worked over her
Sor several hours and reported this morn
Ing that she Is out of danger.
An !. o. o. F. Anniversary.-North Star
lodge No. 6. I. o. O.. F., will celebrate a
double anniversary this evening at its
hall, 300 Nicollet avenue The lodge itself
Is forty-five years old and the order s
eighty-nft anniversary will also be OBJ
served. Rev. G. l.. Morrill, will be the
principal speaker.
Colonel McCord Returns.-Cololel w. B.
McCord. who has spent the winter in
Urbana, Ohio, returned yesterday for the
summer and is at the San Angelo. Mrs
McCord and Miss McCord who have been
at Somervie S. c., and Washington this
winter, will return Monday. when all will
reoccupy their home at 1916 Second ave-
nue. S.
Needed a Gun BadIy.-The police are
hooking for a man who needed n revolver
so badly that he unprecedented an officer
and took one away from some boys whC
We're going out to Bryn Mawr for target
practice. The man had a detectives stan
under his coat. and told the boys tina,
they were lucky to get off without a
workhouse sentence.
Dakotans Not Worryng.-J. E. Jacob
sen, a banker at Darcy N D., is in the
city for few days on private business
There is not much doing in his part O.
the state on account of the backward
spring but the farmers are not worrying
as similar conditions have prevailed be
fore. and bountiful harvests have beer
obtained. even when seeding did not begin
until May.
Nysaard Not Destltute.-The report tina
William Nygaardt was dying Of consump
ton in lonely cottage in North Mime
apolis. and was without nurse or neces
sary food and medicine, caused a nurs
Of the Antituberculoss committee con
siderable trouble. Thru wrong addressc
she had been unable to locate the cas-
till to-day, when she found the cottag
and the young man. He Is in the las
stages OF consumption, but the cottage
scrupulously clean, he has plenty Of foo
and his brothers are supporting him
Owing to- his serious condition he wi
probably be sent to the city hospital.
Lecture on Church Work.-An instruc
tive lecture will be given in St. Mark
procathedral tomorrow at S:15 p. m
when Rev. Charles Scadding. rector q
Emmanuel church. La Grange. ILL.,. wi
speak on 1.-THE Church in America" TIL
lecture Is illustrated by stereopticon views
The speaker will discuss the coonie
church. work among the colored people
work among the American Indians. an
picturesque Alaska. Admittance will be b
ticket until s o'clock at which hour tn
doors will be open to the public. Ticket
can be secured free Of charge by appli
cation to any of the Episcopal clergyme
Of the city.