The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-07

Great Creatore and his band tonight.
New Auditorium. Popular prices.
Light YOUR Minnetonka home with
"Colt" generator. For cooking, ALSO
Creatore and Royal Italian band mat
inee tomorrow. Auditorium. ESQ and SOC.
Hair switches sent by mail on approval.
Wigs and French toupees. Brahls, 400
Nicollet. .a*,..
Fraud orders have been issued at the
rostoffice against the Royal Supply COM
pany. Boston, Mass.
For Sale-To be removed at once. six
houses On Third avenue and Fifth
street. David P. Jones & Co..
Cyclone and Windstorm Insurance
D. c. Bell Investment company, Ill
Fourth street s. Companies the best.
Rates the lowest =. H..
Subscriptions to all magazines and pa
pers taken to the Century News Store, s
Third street 8, near Hennepin avenue,
will receive prompt service.
The Sunday school lesson for next Sun
day will be studied from II to pm. to-
morrow at Christian Workers mission.
e. W. Giles will direct the study.
"The Poetry of the Bible will be Rev.
s. N. Demands topic this evening at the
Jewish Reform temple. Regular services
will be held at 1880 am. tomorrow.
The records Of the day-deaths, births,
marriages, hotel arrivals, railway time
| tables, real estate transfers, building per-
mlts and other information Of interest
will be found, together with want adver-
tisements on page &c OF this issue.
| Seven Of the fifty molders of the Min
neapolis Steel & Machinery company at
Minnehaha avenue and Twenty eighth
street threw down their tools and went on
a strike Saturday. because the company
would not abolish the piece-work scale In
the foundry.
Free for the ask1ng-Journal vest.
pocket Nugget Books" containing nearly
300 bits Of philosophy, humor and gooc
sense worth reading. Call for one wher
you are d, The Journal counter, or write
to the advertising manager and cop,
will be mailed. .,@-a. = ...
Marcus Clark. 20 years old, was ar
ra1gned in police court this morning
charged with petty larceny on complain
Of Andrew Peterson, who accuses him o.
stealing ham from his meat shop at 201(
Twenty-fourth avenue S. Clark pleaded
not guilty and his case was continued.
A break In sewer pipes on the SECOND
floor Of Central police station may com
pei the department to occupy the new jail
in the city hall. The sewer pipe br ol1s
last night and by morning the station was
flooded. Matron Mrs. Schaeffers quarter!
cannot be used at all. Mayor Jones !!
trying to arrange matters SO that tn
station may be moved today. Il
| Professor A. A. Adams Of st. Paul will
give a stereopncon lecture next Monda,
evening before the Engineers club in tn
county commissioners room. The tall
p and pictures will illustrate architecture
a and engineering work, railroads, bridges
water supply, methods Of constructor
and other very interesting subjects Il
Mexico.
A runaway team hitched to depart
ment store wagon furnished excitemen
| for pedestrians on Nicollet avenue las
/ evening. The horses ran from Eight
street to Bridge square at furious pace
but no damage was done except to tn
: wheel of q dumpcart. William Bake
the driver. was trying out a new hors'
and the animal became frightened at tn
crowds. This excited the other horse an
they broke. ...4 ,.,~ S
re- AL Weinberg, champion roller skater
the United States, has accepted tt
sweeping challenge Of Harley Davidson
champion of Canada, and the Casr
roller rink management has matched tt
| two for a series of five races, beginnin
Monday, April TO- and continuing ever
= ! evening during the week except Saturda.
\ and as Mr.. Davidson has been in trainin
, all winter, the races. are sure to be clos
= and exciting.