The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-10

2 am. to 10 pm.
Absent Minded Flnancer.-John Lar
Bon, an employee of the Wisconsin Dairy
company, was arraigned in police court
this morning for grand larceny. He was
held to the grand jury in $500 bonds. The
company alleges that Larson collected $37
and did not turn it in. o z@
New Apartments ProJected.-J. s. Kear~
ney of J. S. Kearney Co. has decided
to remodel his building Third street
between First avenue and Nicollet when
the lease expires. A cafe and bachelors
apartments Is said to be contemplated
and possibly a stock company to handle
the property, which is valued at about
$780, 900.
Realty Men at 'Haha.-The Minneapolis
Real Estate Board held a luncheon meet
ing today at the Minnehaha Falls pavilion.
The members net at noon and informally
discussed conditions in real estate cir
cles The meeting was one of a series OF
occasional get-together affairs planned by
the president S. S. Thorpe OF Thorpe
Bros. .s
Friedman's Feelings SaIved.-william
Smith, a farmer, was fined So in police
court this morning for assault and bat
terry on A. Friedman. peddler, to whom
he was selling produce. Friedman wanted
Smiths wagon to look at them. He re-
marked that the melons didn't look good
to him whereupon Smith gave him black
eye.
The Last, Cheapest Best The last two
Journal excursions of the season to be
given Saturday offer two attra ctivs.
trips which should appeal to all lovers of
water trips. 1.-THE Daylighter" is for "all-
day folks" and THE Twiighter" is for
afternoon and evening folks Tickets on
either trip are only So cents, the lowest
rate ever named for such delightful out
ings. See the big ad for full details.
No zTheft Observation-Disclosures Rbbs
the colored man who was arrested Fri
day by Detectives Bahan and Gallagher
after they had broken thru his barricade
was discharged in police court this morn
ing He was accused Of stealing a pound
of walnuts from department store. His
story was that he was waiting to see
friend and had picked UP two or three
nuts without intending to steal.
Not the Aggressor.-Robert Hall, the
hackdriver arrested Monday for assault
on his wife Emma, was dismissed il
police court this morning as it was shown
that he had not started the fight. H
said his wife met him at the door on hi
return home and began to abuse him. Sh
struck him in the eye, he averred ant
he ran out doors. She followed. Mrs
Hall said her husband got his black ey
climbing the back yard fence.
New Bike Path.-One4 Of the most ap
proved bicycle paths in the city is now il
process of construction on Lyndal
avenue north from Forty second avenu
to the, city limits, a distance Of one and 9
half miles For a portion of the dfstanc
the path will be planked and to help GU
the construction fund the G. A. Smit
Lumber company and the M1nneapoli
Brick and Tile company have each do
mated lumber to the value of $125.
"Stabat Mater Ton!ght.-The Par
band will give Rossni's "Stabat Mater
tonight at the Lake Harriet pavilion
This will be the bands second presenta
ton Of this famous work, and it is re
peated at the request ofsmany music low
ers AS before, the solos will be taken b
the different solo instruments Of the bane
The music of the ''Stabat Mater" lends it
self admirably to band arrangement, an
it has proved one Of the most enjoyab
works given during the entire season.