The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-15

Judge Corrigan's Mother Dles.-Judge
J. r. Corrigan was called to Chicago day
by the death there Of his mother, Mrs.
Charlotte Corrigan. He will return Mon
day.
Bishop Warne coning.--Bishop Frank
w. Warne of the Methodist Episcopal
church in India. will arrive in the city to-
morrow and will be the guest Of Mrs. H.
c. Harrison. He will fill the pulpit of
Hennepin Avenue church Sunday morning.
Ozone Company Formed.-The Ozone
Generator company has been organized
with $780, 900 capital. 1t will manufacture
water filters and purifiers. The incor-
porators are c. NJ. Loring, T. E. Byrnes.
F. S. Blackmar, J. L. Willford and A. c.
Paul. -.. .s...-....
Apollo Tickets at Premium.-Premium
are being offered for tickets to the Apollo
club concert which will take place at First
Baptist church tonight, and many music
lovers will be unable to gain admission.
Every available seat Is reserved by sea-
son subscribers. The club will have the
assistance of Herbert Witherspoon, basso,
and Charlotte Demuth Williams, VIOLIN
lists.
Churches Unite for a RaiIy-A devo-
tional rally will be held at the Fremont
Avenue Congrega tional church at p. m.
tonight Highland Park Presbyterian.
Advent Christian. Robbnsdale, Forest
Heights Congregational and Fremont Ave-
nue. Congregational societies will join.
Short addresses will be given.
New Additions PIatted.-Four new plats
have been filed with the register of deeds:
Arcadia addition, so acres between Min
nehaha avenue, Forty second, Forty-third
and Forty-fifth streets; Deming & Ken
rnore's addition between Fillmore and Blu
r,orl ctr w tV-aa
Twenty eighth avenues NE, Yerkes addi-
ton, between Twenty ninth and Lake
streets, Fourteenth and Bloomington av-
enues; Seallum Gates addition, Third. be-
tween Thirtieth and Queen avenues N.
Rev. r. w. AbberIey Due.-R. w. Alb
berley, pastor Of the Portland Avenue
Church of Christ, IS expected home to-
day from Bloomington, Ind, where he has
conducted a very successful evangelistic
meeting, with $50 additions to the church,
mostly by confession and baptism. He
will be In his own pulpit next Sunday.
A Regular Old SIeuth.-Eric Swanson, a
demented laborer, came into police head
quarters this morning and informed the
officials that he was to give them 1nstruc-
tons in the science of detection He said
he had been offered fabulous sums for his
services in other cities, but he would be
loyal to Minneapolis and rid the COM
munity Of crooks free of charge.
An Eye to Observation-Disclosures
Telephone company exchange books were
selling cheap in the lobby Of the postoffce
this morning. Some one had thrown about
half a dozen of the old books on top Of a
radiator in the hallway. An enterprising
"newsie" had garnered them In and was
Offering them for sale Is Minneapolis di-
rectories for five cents apiece" He had
disposed Of two to unsophisticated infor-
nation seekers before the bargain sale
ended
Destitute Family ReIieved.-William Ba-
ker. his wife and four children. wandered
into Central police station yesterday in
search of lodging and a breakfast. They
said that they had spent a winter OF
hardship at Pine Island and that their
last cent was spent for transportation tt
Minneapolis Later In the day Superin.
tendent Barton Of the poor department
gave them transportation to Des Moines
where they have relatives.