The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-12

SATURDAY, choice carnations, $50 dozen,
Dayton's floral department.
Many varieties Of Hardy ANIMALS, 1oc
each Latham's, SO Tenth street S.
Going, going, gone; 50 switches for $50;
S. switches for $2.4S; $40 switches, $4.99.
BrahIs, 400 Nicollet
Fine carriage team for sale, cheap;
sound and kind. Inquire Of Louis Lara
NEE, 4S Fourth street S.
d. c.. Bell Investment company has
ready son or before' money to loan
on business and residence property.
Peter Thielen, defendant in a divorce
action now pending in the district court,
is not Peter J. Thielen Of 1913 Third
street N.
Carnations $50 per dozen; our roses are
the best, 75c per dozen and upwards, Sat-
urday The Rosary, COZ Hennepin ave-
nue. T. C. 1868.
1.-The Emancipated Woman" will be the
subject at the Jewish Reform Temple this
evening at o'clock. Saturday morning
service will be at 1880.
Subscriptions to all magazines and pa
pers taken to the Century News store, 6
Third street S, near Hennepin avenue,
will receive prompt service.
James Bryant was found dead in his
bed at the residence, 1882 Hennepin ave-
nue., yesterday Heart disease Is thought
to be the cause, as he was apparently in
good health.
Rev. A N. Alcott Of the All Souls Uni
versalist church will close his seven years.
pastorate Sunday. He leaves at once for
Webster City, Iowa. On Tuesday evening
reception will be rendered Mr.. and Mrs.
Alcott by the members of the church.
No TOTO Az ut,
minute magical number, consisting OF
sletght-of hand experiments with coins,
cards, billiard balls and handkerchief.
Strictly hrst-class. Will add greatly to
any parlor or lodge program. Charges
moderate. Address 1899, Journal.
| Mrs. Hans Christianson was stricken
with apoplexy while walking near Fifth
avenue 8 and Fourth street yesterday af-
ternoon and was found unconscious on the
sidewalk by pedestrians. She was taker
to the city hospital. where she recovered
sufficiently to be taken to her home.
| Nate Rose, James Clarity, Dan Leahey
Louis Friedman and John Freeman, ar
rested Saturday night in the police rait
on gambling houses were tried in police
| court this afternoon. The cases were Sc
for 10 o'clock this morning but othe
matters delayed the court. All Of the de-
PENDANTS stuck to their pleas Of not guilty
lightning struck the Yale flats yester
day afternoon and demolished the chin
ney top. The debris fell thru the roof Q
the apartment of R. E. Esterly, 1892 Vim
place, and smashed in the ceiling Of tn
servants room. No one was injured, alth
the tenants Of the block were seriousl
shocked by the bolt.
Rev. Moses Farber, the famous JEWS
! rabbi, who is regarded everywhere i
European and American cities as one c
,, the most worthy opponents Of orients
music, will conduct services at the Ken
, neseth Israel church, Fourth street an
Sixth avenue N, this evening and Satur
day at $3.50 pm.
A permit was taken out yesterday #
the H Alden Smith :three-story sto1
, building at 229-22e Fifth street S, /
, cost ,S45,000. The dimensions are SO b
> $50. A permit was taken also by JUL
- A. StimsOn for one-story brick stol
, building at 706710 Hennepin avenue,
), cost $500. The dimensions are Sc by
: feet s-
y Minneapolis council, No 60, Unite
Commercial Travellers Of America, holt
Its regular meeting tom orrow evening, (.
which time the trip to the grand counc
@ meeting at Sioux Falls, June 80. w
10 be discussed. Low rates are assured.
Is essential that those Wishing to NAL
the trip attend tomorrow's meeting, he
at the hall, 320 Nicollet avenue.
William Blair, 10 years old, was a
Ta1gned In police court charged with fu
n1sh1ng liquor to Martin Malloy, IA yea
old. The younger boy wassfound intoz
Gated on the streets and Was locked
by the police. He was placed on prob
- ton on condition that he would tell whe
he obtained the liquor, and his inform
- ton led to the arrest of Blair, who will
C tried tomorrow.