The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-10
CITY NEW
TOWN TALK
Metropolitan Theater-"The Pit"
Bijou Theater-"Queen Of the High
way"
Lyceum Theater-"Carmen."
Dewey Theater-Irwin's Big Show.
Y. M. G.. Entertainment.

First-class newspaper solicitors, call at
Journal office and ask for Mr.. Lacy.
Don't leave your home alone without
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Fred L. Gray Company.
Report on Examination Of the North
western National Life, 10 cents per copy.
F. w. Fiske. 2720 Grand avenue.
Wanted-Furnished house for October
and November by small family; will
guarantee best care. Address 5153, Jour
nal.
Repairs under way on the entrance Of
the Medical building make it necessary
to postpone one week the meeting Of the
Minnesota Theological society. announced
for tonight.
The directors of the Twin City Tele-
phone company have decided to accept
the terms offered by the city Of ST. Paul.
They have signed an agreement and will
commence building conduits on Hague
avenue at once.
Frank Hicks of the Wisconsin Toiler,
Eau Clair, Wis, is the guest Of J. E..
Nash, As Fourth street s, and will re-
ceive members of the public ownership
party this evening.
Joe Knittle and Ole Larson, two Min
neapolis men accused of the murder Of
Henry Fashant near Annandale. were &C
s.
The accused were defended by A. H.
Hall and Henry S. Mead Of this city.
All members Of Fraternity lodge, No.
250, A. o. u. w. are urgently requested
to attend the meeting Thursday evening,
Oct. 10. as members from every lodge In
! the city will be present and a large at
tendance Of the lodge members is de-
sired.
Thomas Kolstadt, saloonkeeper, was
in police court this morning charged with
selling liquor to minors. It is alleged that
| he sold one pint of beer to Fred Howe, &c
years old, who was arrested last week
kolstadt pleaded not guilty and the case
was set for Tuesday.
Patrick Coffey, So years old, fell from 4
projection on the third story Of the Ma
tional Milling companys plant early yes.
terday morning and may die as a result
Of his injuries. He was taken to the
Swedish hospital. He lives with his fam
lily at 1919 Washington street NE.
The October meeting of the Minnesots
commandery Of the Loyal Legion will be
held tomorrow at the West hotel. Colone
G. II. Trowbridge, who commanded the
first colored regiment raised for the civil
war; will read a paper on six Months
in the Freedmen's Bureau with a ColoreG
Regiment"
James Corbett, laborer, died at thu
city hospital Of cancer Of the stomach
Saturday, and as far as Is known, thu
man had no friends In this city. Prior t.
his admission he lived at 1925 Twenty-fiftl
avenue S. The body is still unclaimed a
Amor's undertaking parlors, sos Secon'
avenue s.
Rev. T. e. Cullen of the Church Of tn
Imma culate Conception surprised his con
gregation yesterday morning by descend
ing from his pulpit, raising an tntoxicate
man from the front pew and carrying hin
tenderly out of the church The task done
Father Cullen returned and resumed hi
sermon.
Two men giving their names as VIII
liams and Hartzel were arrested yesterda
at Rugby Junction, N. D., on a charge G
robbing a store at Hopkins, MIMI, abou
three weeks ago. Police Superintendent
Conroy has received pictures Of the me
and they are identified as the men see
hanging around the town the day Of tn
robbery.
Pat Kelley John Clarke and job
Egan, men we'll known to the police, ar
1 locked up at Central station charged wit
the holdup Of George Jackson, Brandon
MINI. Jackson says he was held up b
\ three men In Jumbo alley" which Is
4 the rear of the Columbia theater, o
4 Washington avenue S, while walking thr
there early last evening" Patrolman d.
derry later arrested the three men at tt
Union mission and Jackson positivel
+ identified them as his assailants.