The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-13

DR. Peter NJ. Holl is home from a trip
in New Mexico.
See Gamble & Ludwig's advertisement
Of Jap-a-Lac given away.
I4atham-Visit glass store, SO South
Tenth street, for choice plants and flow
erS.
There will be q special meeting of the
Dairymen's association Saturday at s
pm. in Alexander hail. Sixth street S.
Fraud orders have been issued by the
postoffice authorities against Frank j.
Bell of New York and J. Merton Rose Of
Watertown, N. Y.
Weinberg versus Davidson. worlds
skating championship, every night this
week, Casino roller rink, Eighteenth ave-
nue. N and Washington.
The ladies of the First Free Baptist
church will hold their annual Easter sale
in the church parlors, Fifteenth street
and Nicollet, tomorrow evening.
DR.. Fayette L. Thompson speaks on
The Seriousness Of TIC Man Of Galilee"
tonight at the FIennepin Avenue church.
The subject Of tomorrow nights address
is Some Frequently Forgotten Final APP
peals."
Special meetings will be held in Vine
Congrega tional church this, week and
next. except Monday and Saturdays. at
pm. Rev. 8. V. S. Fisher will preach
this evening and Rev. Henry Holmes to-
morrow evening.
Rev. A. F. Thompson will speak about
the Goodness Of God at the Hobart
Methodist church tonight and Rev. Jo-
seph Hogg will speak tomorrow night on
1.-The objectionable Sim" Song service
at 7:45.
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Charles W. Folds Of Chicago, western
representative Of Charles Hathaway &
Co. Of New York. large brokers, was in
the city today with Charles Hathaway,
head Of the firm. Mr.. Folds was formerly
discount clerk at the Northwestern Ma
tional bank.
The interest in the series Of evening
meetings being held at TriSity M. E.
church is increasing. Rev. William Field
er the presiding elder, will occupy the
pulpit tonight and tomorrow night Rev.
H. B. Collins of the Western Avenue
church will preach.
Grace Newman and May Wyman, each
Is years old, were sentenced to the work
house this morning for ninety days for
, vagrancy. The Newman girl figured
prominently in the Chinese scandal last
fall. Yesterday the two girls were found
! in a saloon on Washington avenue. N.
Plans for the third annual convention
of the American Institute Of Bank Clerks
| were discussed at the meeting of the
Minneapolis chapter last night. The con-
| vention will be held in July. Professor
James Paige Of the state university law
school lectured on Negotiable Instru-
ments Law
Alex Graves, a transient roomer at 81
Washington avenue s, blew out the gas
and retired Tuesday night. YESTERDAY
morning the clerk noticed the odor The
window was open. allowing much of the
gas to escape, but the sleeper was un.
conscious. He was resuscitated at the
city hospital. -: -. -. =. =.
Over 400 enjoyed the entertainment O
the, United Union Labor, council at thu
Third Ward wigwam last night. A part O.
Julius Cesar was given by E. F. Kerr
H. E. cambridge followed with a shor
| address on labor unions. Others who tool
part in the program were G.. E.. James
John Gleason, Miss Susie Rescof and j. j
Appelon. The program was followed b,
dancing. ".'-