The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-19

Hanna Memorial Meetlng.-Plans have
been made for Hanna memorial meeting
in the Fourth Ward wigwam Sunday at
s p. m. They have been made by COM
rlittee of fourth ward republicans.
Fortunate Dr.. Jordan.-Dr. c. M. Jor-
dan and number of school principals ana
teachers will take sleigh ride jaunt this
evening. The objective point is the Min
3nehaha school, where there is to be
presentation of the prize won by pupil
of the school at the Art sOciety's contest
Larae Scandinavian Chorus-The sue
cess attained by the male chorus at the
concert given last Wednesday at the
Swedish tabernacle has revived the talk
of organizing a large Scandinavian chorus.
Some want it to include the Norwegian,
Swedish and Danish societies and others
believe that it would prove more satisfac-
tory to unite the Norwegian societies.
Local Man Deserts Navy.-Mayor James
c. Haynes has been officially notified that
George Ellsworth Ginter Of this city has
been declared deserter from the United
States navy. He served on the United
States warship Wyoming. Ginter not only
loses his citizenship. but may be remanded
10 the naval authorities when he Is dis
covered
Arrested on Unusual Charge-Edward
Slater mechanic. was arraigned In po-
lice court this morning on an unusual
charge that of threatening to break the
peace. 1t is alleged that Slater was
angered by some persons with whom he
had business dealings. and threatened to
do them bodily harm. He pleaded not
guilty and his trial was set for Feb. "A.
SaIvatlonist in TroubIe-Charles Erick-
son, 80 years old. was arrested and ar
iraigned in municipal court this morning
on a serious charge preferred by an 1S-
year old girl. Erickson Is a married man
and has a wife and four children. The
police say he Is prominent Salvation Army
worker and has lived in Minneapolis the
greater part of his life. His examination
was continued until tomorrow morning.
Five Spitters FIned.-Five men who
didn't know a health officer when they
saw him were arraigned in police court
this morning for splitting on the street
cars. They were smoking on the rear
platform of a car and said they were
crowded back into corner where they
could not reach the gates. One Of them
said that the health officers helped crowd
them back and then arrested them for
splitting on the floor
Leon Levi Memorial-A memorial
service for the late Leo N. Levi will be
held this evening at the Jewish Reform
temple. Fifth avenue 5 ana Ienth street.
Mr.. Levi. who died Jan. 10, was president
OF the Order Of B'nai Birth. Rev. S. N.
Deinard will speak on LEO N. Levi as
Jew and American" and Jonas We'll will
make an address regarding Mr.. Levi as
head of the B'nai Birth. Appropriate
music will be rendered by the Temple
quartet.
c. w. and G. Rev. G. l.. Morrill, will
speak on George Washington Sunday al
the Masonic Temple in the morning, and
before the Masons at Albert Pike lodge
at Hopkins in the afternoon. Monday
morning he delivers the "WashingtOn' ad
dress at the Saltwater penitentiary, anc
before the *. P. lodge at night in thei1
Masonic headquarters. He is to have {
George Washington wedding at the
parsonage at p. m. He delivered {
washington address at the Clinton
school this afternoon