The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-01
CITY NEWS.

In Memory Of Bishop GiIbert.--To-mor-.
raw Is the fourth anniversary OF the death
OF Bishop Gilbert. and there will be q
memorial celebration at Holy Trinity
church at a. m.
RlIs Speaks To-nght.---Jacob Riis. the
famous sociological writer and the biog-
rapher OF Theodore Roosevelt, will lecture
this evening at Plymouth church on
..,rony,s Hardships' The lecture Is one
j OF the Y. M. c. A. series.
. Veterans and Sons to Meet.-The Union
Veterans and Sons league will hold its next
injecting at Alexander's hall Saturday
svening March 8. At this time the league
will be addressed by L. w. Collins, r. M.
Eddy and r. G. Dunn.
( A RIa Building Month.--There were 126
permits issued by the building Inspector
In the month of February, the estimated
cost Of the buildings being s365,645. 1t
was the biggest February since 1893 For
last year the figures were 176 permits and
aggregate value S196,365.
Lerten Musical serHce.-The third Len
ten musical service at ST. Marks Pro-
Cathedral will be given tomorrow at s
lp. m. Gounod's "Gallia," noted for So
prano solo and chorus will be given with
Master Harold o. Van Duzee as soloist,
One Of the Last Ones.-"Cold wave;
temperature may fall to 10 above or lower
by Wednesday morning" Weather OBJ
server T. s. Outram made his clientele
happy with this cheerful message this
afternoon.
Jackson Dinner MISUNDERSTANDING tc
the illness Of ]. A. Jackson Of New York
the dinner to have been given in his honor
this evening at the Hotel Nicollet by
local life underwriters has been post
classes Of Professor McVHy at the Uni.
versity Of Minnesota have also been de-
ferred. Hsl.
A Sure Sign Of sprIns.-Postoffice clerks
\ are now getting ready for the incoming
and outgoing seed business. The catalos
run Is about over and was q heavy one
this year, The seed business Is heavy
as the government distribution and the
business Of the local houses combine tt
form a large amount during the bus,
season.
SputoriaT Fines Inoreased-Police Judge
III. D. Dickinson still thinks that the pen
atty for splitting street car should bt
enough tos make the law-breaker renembei
It, Judge Holt has imposed a fine Of s.
on all offenders for the last month, bu
this morning Judge Dickinson took thu
criminal bench and the fine was raised t,
SO. John DOVE was the unfortunate wht
paid the fine.
Holmgrsn Due to Rise-Axel l.. Larson
has been appointed entry clerk In the Of
flee Of the city clerk succeeding Edward
Holmgren, who is said to be slated for ON
of the now clerkships in the office Of tn
city controller. Mr.. Rogers has not how
ever announced his appointees and say
that Holmgren Is simply under consideraj
ton.
Lecture, Vita Musical Features.-Th
special feature Of the stereopticon lectur
tonight at Westminster church by Rev
John e. Bushnell. ID. on "a Summer Va
cation in Europe" will be the musica
numbers by Mr.. and Mrs. Carlyle Scott
They will play, the national airs Of eac
country which DR.. Bushnell describes. Mrs
Scott will play the violin and will be &C
companied yon the piano by Mr.. Scott -
Charged With Stealing Watch.-Jame
Lockert Of North Minneapolis was in Pc
lice court this morning on a charge c
grand larceny. 1t is alleged that" he me
8 man from Glencoe, and after severe
friendly -draughts took the mans gol
watch. He was first arrested on a chars
of vagrancy by Detective Simon: McNulty
! but after further investigation enough evi
dence was secured to charge him wit
r larceny. His case was set, for Thursday,
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