The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-12
CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK

NO typhoid fever II you use Indian Med
ical Spring Water.
Electric Bells repaired. Hammer Elec-
trio Co., 325 Fifth street T. c. phone I'LL.
Burglars may visit you tonight. VIM. A.
Badger Co., Oneida Blk. Burglary Insur-
ance. s.,
Subscribe for all magazines. papers. ETC..
and get your binding done at Century
News Stand. 6 Third street. near Hennepin
avenue.
Garry burglary policy with Fred l.. Gray
Company, Guaranty Building, and let
them tell your troubles to the policeman.
Both phones.) ~
Mendenhall, the florist. 81 Sixth street
S., Minneapolis, continues to get up the
finest funeral flowers Also ships them to
any part of the northwest.
AT the Jewish Reform temple. Fifth ave-
nue. S and Tenth street, the address this
evening will be given by Rev. A. N. AL
colt on abraham Lincon's Services to
His Nation"
Remember the Journals great Saturday
Everybody reads the want ads in The
Journal. If you fail to have your ad
inserted it won't be read. -.. go
William M. Nash, who has been prepar-
ing himself in law while holding clerk
ship in the office of the register OF deeds,
was admitted to practice yesterday by
Judge A. M. Harrison, having previously
passed the required examination. 49,.
Surety Company Escapes Fire-Smith &
Wilson, state managers, received the fol-
lowing message from Baltimore to-day:
1.-The Fidelity and Deposit Co., Of Mary
land, escaped the calamity here. The fire
did not reach it's building. 1t Is still open
for business as heretofore and all matters
will be attended to with promptness and
dispatch" t' .E -
Miles Reeves. an eX-convict who has
caused the police department trouble for
the last fifteen years, was arrested again
last night by Patrolman Mondry of the
East Side on a. charge of discharging fire
arms inside the city limits. He went to
the rear door Of a residence and fired
three shots, causing considerable fright
among the neighbors. The officers say
he was intoxicated,
Shiloh Presbyterian church has called
o. G.. Dale Of Stanley, Wis, to the pas
torate. He is a man Of about SO, a grad
uate of Mccormick theological seminary
at Chicago, and a. brother-in-law Of Rev
G. P McGill of Oliver Presbyterian
church MI. Dale will probably accept
Part Of the time since the resignation OF
Rev. w. S. Ward to become pastor OF
Hope chapel Rev. John G. FAIRIES has
preached at Shiloh church. r e,~t
Probation Officer George Copeline ar
rested Robert Smith on Second avenue $
near Ninth street last evening on a chargs
of purse snatching. At the time of hi:
| arrest Smith was fleeing from Miss Ids
Nichol, whose purse he IS said to have
| taken When Mr.. Copelin saw that some
| one was running after the boy he pu
an end to his flight Smith is but L
years DID, and heretofore has had a goo'
| reputation
| City Clerk Lydiard yesterday received
a communication from the promoters o
| the Queen Victoria Schools for the Son
of Scottish Sailors and Soldiers at Edin
1 burgh, requesting that the names of; tw
prominent resident Scots be furnished
| The purpose is to invite them to, organic
local funds for the school, which sha
be for the benefit of sons Of the sailor
and soldiers. Mr.. Lydiard has referred til
matter to Mayor Haynes.
Mayor James G.. Haynes declares tina
the police department is unable wholly t
prevent gambling for even If there are n
public houses running those who have pen
chant for. the, game will get together, !
| a back-room and engage in privte gam
Of draw or stud He announces how
fever, tliatsthe policy Of the administratio
will be to minimize the gambling evil a
much as possible, by shutting up tn
| places as fast'as they are found.