The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-12

Hurt by Fali.--Peter Losk1, s5lS Uni
versity avenue NE, broke his leg this
morning by falling from the roof OF
building. He was taken to the city hos
pital. .v,s a ~ *a
r. A. Smith Passes crisis.-F. A. Smith,
cashier of the Swedish American National
bank, passed the, crisis to-day and is on
the way to recovery. He has been Ill for
a week, beginning with inflammatory
rheumatism. ~ ~
Going to Life Underwriters Meetlne.-
The executive committee Of the National
Association of Life Underwriters will
meet April Is in Philadelphia. B. H. Tim
berlake will represent Minneapolis and l..
d. Wilkes ST.. Paul. .aa 4.
Rogers Under Surgeons knIfe.-J. E.
Rogers, who was taken to the North
western hospital Sunday suffering from
appendicitis, was operated on yesterday
by Drs. c.. and A. Schwyzer. Mr.. Rog-
ers stood the ordeal well and is. said to
be improving. f~.".. .@.
Teachers SociaI.-Rverside chapel will
have a teachers social tonight E. l..
Carpenter will sing, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carpenter, Rev. and Mrs. w; s. Ward
and Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Bushnell will
assist the superintendent, c. V. Smith, In
receiving. ..A 49,.
Autos Go Too Fast.-Men with stop
watches will be hired by the police depart
Inent In timing the speed Of automobiles
running along the residence streets. Com
plants are beginning to come in to police
headquarters, and Police Superintendent
Conroy promises to see that the statute
Is enforced.
Lectures on Life Of Christ.-Since Easte,
Rev. G. Edgar Haupt, vicar Of St Marks
procathedral, has begun a series Of studies
in the Life of Christ" following the har-
mony Of the gospels. The lectures are
given on Wednesday evenings after even
ing prayer at o'clock.
Associated Charities Conference
parlor conference Of the Associated Char
tiles will be held at the residence Of A B
Barton, Vine place and Clifton avenue
The subject will be CHARITY Organiza'
ton and the Churches" The speakers are
Rev. George Fl. Thomas, Rev. J. F. Dol
phin and G. e. Faulkner The discussion
will be opened by Rev. DR.. S. D. Hutsin
piller.
A Bid to CeIestaIs-The public affair!
committee Of the Commercial club passed
resolutions to-day suggesting to the de
partment Of commerce that China b.
asked to send industrial commission
to America TO study It's business lnStltu
lions. The action arose from the pro
posal that the club invite Pu Lun, the i'm
perial prince, to Minneapolis and with tn
idea of increasing trade with the orient.
Real Estate Signs for FueI.-The rea
estate men are aroused over the stealing
OF signs by Migrants who chop them u
for flreWood. A sign worth $40, be
longing to the Walton agency, was take
from Kenwood parkway and Lyndale ave
nue. yesterday, and Mr.. Walton has of
fered So for information that will lead t
the conviction of the thief. The realt
agents believe a few convictions Woul
tprove valuable lesson.
Y. M. c. A. Wins In Debat.-In tn
5oint debate last evening before the Eight
Ward Prohibition club on the question
"Resolved, That Women Should Hav
Equal Suffrage Rights With Men, the al
firmative was upheld by Mrs. Maude {
Stockwell president of the Minnesot
State Suffrage association, and Mrs. Lor
Little, editor Of the Liberator j. d" "
Tracy and K. Peterson defended til
negative as representatives of the, Y.
G. A. Mr.. Tracy asked the women for
rising vote on the question and nearl
two-thirds voted against suffrage.