The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27

All-Star Course tickets now on sale
at Metropolitan Music store. =
Barnum has the very latest in horned
alligator bags in great variety. See our
Window rs Nicollet avenue.
FourBper cent interest on your say
ings if deposited with The State lnsti-
tuition for Savings, SIT First avenue >.
T. N. Kenyon and his brother, Rex
ford Kenyon, have been called to New
York by the sudden death OF their
mother. 2~N
The Garfield Republican, club will
meet tomorrow evening at Morgan post
hall, Nicollet avenue and Third street.
The debate on railroad-rate regulation
will be continued.
John Potts was found guilty in police
court today of assault and battery on
his wife, Lucy Potts. He was told to
reform by Judge Waite and was given
thirty days in the workhouse.
An illustrated lecture on Alaska -
will be given Friday at 1880 pm. at
Westminster church, under the auspices
of the Woman's Presbyterial Society
of Home Missions. An offering will
be taken.
A false alarm turned in over the
burglary protection wires last evening
called large squad Of policemen to
the new German American bank build
| ing, Plymouth and Washington avenues
N. A thoro search failed to reveal
anything wrong.
Under the auspices Of the North Star
| Benefit association, an entertainment
and lecture will be given next Friday
evening at Maccabee hall, 1925 2
Franklin avenue. The speaker will be
G.. r. Chindblom, a well-known Chicago
orator and attorney.
The Pokegama and Irving Lake
Boom company has filed articles Of in
corporation with the secretary of state
and will conduct general boom bus1
ness on the upper Mississippi betwee1
Irving lake and Pokegama: The com
pany is capitalized at $4,000.
The Minnesota chronological associa
tion meets this evening at McElroy ball
Eighth street and Nicollet avenue. Their
will be a musical program, papers b,
DR.. Bailey and Professor Rugg and pub
lie delineations by DR.. Williams on sub
jects selected by the audience.
Mary Paulson was found guilty Of be
ing drunk today by Judge Waite. Sh'
was in court some time ago on TIT
same charge and was given thirty day.
with stay. Today she was sent up TO-
ten days for this charge and the sta.
was revoked, making forty days TO-
her to serve. :.
II r Henry Miller; WHO was sent to th
: workhouse. few days ago for drunken
ness, escaped yesterday and altho tn
police were notified Immediately, h
has not yet been found. He was worl
1 ing in the greenhouse at the time, an
was not closely watched. and when a
opportunity came he fled. His tim
was nearly out. ,."r
The directors. Of the Tri-State Tel
phone & Telegraph company have d
s clared the tenth Quarterly dividend {
7, the rate of 6 per cent per annum on tn
- perferred capital stock Of said compan.
y payable Dec. /, 1905, to stockholders {
e record Of Nov. Is, 1905. The transft
books of the company will be close
from Nov. 25 to Dec. 1.
A small blaze behind the bar
"Tooze' Rogers saloon on Fourt
IT much excitement among the guests
u the adjoining hotel. A panic WI
IS the guests that the smoke came fro
- the engine room. The fire was disco
! cred by Patrolman John Gordon, WI
turned in the alarm. The damage W
trifing.
Rev. J.. M. Cleary and Senator JUL
Collier Of Shakopee were the princlp
speakers at the joint meeting Of t
y Minneapolis courts Of the Catholic I
s der of Foresters yesterday afterno
- in A. O. U. w. hall, II Seventh sire
s. There was a large attendance fre
|c the nine courts in the. city and frc
outside points. Father Cleary congr;
= ulated the order on it's success a
C rapid growth and benevolences Sci
n tor Collier gave short interesting h
~ tory of the order.