The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-20

convention Sunday and Monday, Feb. Il
and. %, at Holcomb's hall, 40 Fourth street
s. Arrangements have been made for
large attendance.
rurt in a Runaway,-Anton Joe Ian, re-
siding at 1927 Third streetsN, had his right
arm and his nose broken ~ a runaway ac-
cidcnt ut Thirtieth avcrue n and wash
ington at noon to-day. He was taken 10
the city hospital in the North Side patrol
wagon
Eorty-one New Enthusiastically four
hundred members OF the Mystic SHRINE
assisted in the ceremonial OF initiation III
EGYPTIAN hall, Masonic Temple, last nlsht'
when Zuhrah temple admitted forty-one
members The members OF the class came
from all parts of the state. '...'. =
Austin Not Watson-The man who COM
initte,l suicide T:ies.lay night az ISL fltth
avenue " was Thomas ). Austin, aftravei-
irs salesman AS CriSi'. ally published, thu
nau,c was Watson There is Thomas
Watson, a railr ,ad man in the city, put
he does not live at that address and has
40 cri.. ection with tne affair. 49, ~ .r.
BIq Question Answered.-"Why We Are
Alive will be the subject or an informal
talk at the Commercial club next Wednes-
day evening by Professor Conway Mac
milan of the state university. Stereoptl-
con slides will be used, and some inter
esting scientific facts will be presented
In popular form. o., q, ..'...,'
Three More Spitters-But three spit
ters were in court this morning and all
we're given the usual low fine. They Of
fered no excuses and one Of them, who is
we'll known gave q fictitious name and
had a -. attorney appear for him, for fear
he would be questioned as to his true
name and occupation. -, -
st. Paul Man to Speak at Y. M. c. A.
Rev Henry Y. .Givler, pastor of the FIRST
Methodist church in st. Paul, a GOOD
speaker, will address the mems meeting
Sunday afternoon at the Y. M. G. A
The meeting will begin at 3:15 with g
musical service. Mr.. Givler's subject Is
"a Poor Captains Prayer" -
Special Car for Bank Cerks-Members
of the Minneapolis Chapter Of the Ameri-
can Institute of Bank Clerks have char
tered a special street car to take them tt
the vaudeville performance which the ST
Paul chapter will give tonight in the
Knights of Columbus hall. The car will
leave First avenue s and Washington at
o'clock.
Valentines Go Astray-Cupid has a rep
utatiOn as a SflelI )SlOOleI puL Solio ~ iAi
bepigeoned and paper-laced shafts Wen
astray on ST. Valentines day. The postof
fee department has several tokens or tru
love which have not been delivered on &C
count of insufficient addressing. Every
thing possible Is being done to relieve tn
heantaches caused by the non-Gelivery G
the lnsSives.
"Baron Humbug" Boxes-Messrs. Ka1
De Lattre, Carlton G.. Pillshury and Ed
gar r. Hanson have been appointed a com
mittee to take charge of the auction 6
loge and box seats for the Roosevelt club
production of Baron Humbug," and tn
place and time of holding this auctio
will be announced in q few days. "A NUM-
Der of applications for boxes have alread
been received. The exchange tickets fc
seats in the bod yof the house may b
secrred of club members after Wednesda:
Feb. "a. ........ 49,. -. =.
NorWegians to ~Ceebr ate-Washingt
birthday will be celebrated by the Your
Peoples society Of the Trinity NOrwegia
Lutheran church with an entertainment
be given next Monday evening i'm tt
chapel of Augsburg seminary. The pr
ceeds will be equally divided between tt
home and foreign missions Of the No
wegian Free church. The program is. {
excellents one, including an address
Professor J. S. Carlson of the state unive
sity, a piano solo by Maybeile Olsen, voc
solos by Miss May Williams and H.
Hendrickson, violin solo by Sverre Oft
dal and a cornet solo by Mr.. Peterson.