The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-30
CITY NEWS.

Memorial for Isaac cheney--A memorial
service for the late Isaac Cheney will
tional church at 1880 a m. JAto-morrow.
The pastor. Rev. p. s., Presley. and
DR.. J. X. Hosmer will speak.
Whatsoever Bible Class Reception-The
! Whatsoever Bible class Of Wesley Meth
odist church gave a reception last eve-
ming to Y. M. C. A. members at the Y. M,
10. A. building. A colored quartet sang
plantation songs, with banjo accompani-
ment, and a good program was presented.
Afternoon Address at Y. M. c. A.-The
afternoon address tomorrow at the \.
NJ. C. A. will be by Rev. DR.. P. A. Cool
Taking Risks" The Sheib1ey orchestra
Will play from 3:15 to $3.50.
First Fenollosa Lecture-The opening
lecture Of the special popular course on
Japan and Japanese Art" will be given
this evening by Professor Ernest +. Fenol-
losa. When it became evident that the Y.
w. C. A. hal would not hold the audiences,
the place has been changed to the Unfair
ian church.
Typhoid Fever EpIdemic-North Mime
apolis;is suffering from a typhoid epidemic
and many patients haveebeen taken to the
:
many other cases are being treated at
home. Many physicians think the city
water may, have caused the epidemic.
The Irving Repertory-The repertory for
the engagement of Henry Irving at the
Metropolitan Feb. II, y and IL, has been
arranged as follows: Thursday night and
Saturday matinee. 1.-THE Merchant of
i Venice; Friday night. Waterloo" and
i 1.-THE Bells and Saturday night, Louis
XII"
Bill Was Authorized-The Harness bill
from the fifth precinct police station which
was held up by the police committee at its
last meeting because 1t was thought I'M
authorized. has been satisfactorily ex-
planned. The erro was made by Alderman
Peter Nelson. who authorized the purchase
and forgot about it.
Benefit for Fire sunerers-For the ben
eft Of the fire sufferers Of Aalesund,
Norway, Oslo Lodge No. 2, Sons Of Nor
way, viii give an entertainment and dance
at Normania hall. Third street and
Twelfth avenue S. Saturday evening,
Feb. Is.
Special Program at Hopkins-A special
program will be given by the Danish-Nor-
Wegian Sunday school at Gethsemane
church, Hopkins, tomorrow night. Pro-
fessor H. G. Stub, d. D., will be In charge,
and two large choirs will assist. Soloists
will be Owe Preus and E. B. Bingham,
while Miss Ida Jacobson will preside at
the organ. Services will begin at 1880.
and large attendance is expected, both
from Hopkins and the city.
To Be Moved at last-The wires will be
cut this evening to permit the passage of
the house which has been blockading
Mount Curve avenue for two months or
more while a contractor and the North
western Telephone Exchange company
have been fighting over the question OF
cutting wires. The company will be paid
for it's trouble. The last west bound car
on the Kenwood line will leave Washing
ton avenue at a. m. tonight.
Who Took the Picture?-Where are the
lady and gentlemen who took a snapshot
Of two little boys at Minnehaha creek in
Washburn Park last Anguish One of the
boys, Willie Rorrison, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rorrson. died a few days ago, and
his parents wish very much to secure a
print from the negative which. was one
of the last ones made Of him. The two
boys were fishing in the creek when a
lady and gentleman came along on the
other side and were so struck with the
picture that they snapped their camera
at the anglers.