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

Must Stand Trla.-Judge D. F.. Simpson
has overruled demurrer interposed by
A. H. Hall to the indictment against DR..
Theron H. BLY,. The defendant will have
to stand trial on April 10.
For Beating Ills Wife.-Charles Lila
was arraigned In police court today,
charged with assault upon his VITO. He
is believed to be demented and an exami-
nation will be made in probate court.
c. e. Presidents to Meet-Presidents of
all Minneapolis Christian Endeavor So
cieties will meet President Colwell Of the
city union at pm today at the Y. M.
c.. A. building for the discussion Of i'm
portant business.
Greeks to Gather--Western chapters Of
the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity will CON-
vene In Minneapolis on May and g. Del
egates will be present from Wisconsin,
Chicago, illinois, Wesleyan, Knox and
Michigan universities.
True Bills Found.-Several indictments
have been voted by the grand jury and
will be returned late this afternoon. The
cases are believed to be all against de-
PENDANTS now in jail, including one against
w. v. Kaufman, accused Of embezzlement.
Fire In a FIat.-Fhe broke out this
morning in the basement Of the flats at
IS IT'S Hennepin and sEread to the first
floor and the apartments occupied by B. c.
Chase. The damage was about $1,000. The
fire started in the boiler room.
Beach Seeks Damages.-E. G. Beach has
pegunt suit in the district court against
Thomas Lowry and Horace Lowry to re-
cover $4,000 for personal property which
he claims the defendants Illegally seized
i at Beach pavilion, Tonl1a Bay, last No
vember
Professor Hays Returns East.-W. M
Hays, formerly of the faculty Of tho State
Agricultural college and now assistant
secretary Of agriculture, returned K
Washington last night. He had been II
the state a week on agricultural depart
ment business.
creatore Seats In Demand.--The sea
sale for the Creatore Italian band concert
began yesterday morning at the Metropol1
tan Music company's store on Sixth street
From the splendid demand for seats it i
quite evident that the Auditorium will b
crowded Friday and Saturday..
Strike situation Unchanged. - TIL
strike situation Of the plumbers and tn
plasterers tenders Is unchanged. Th
plum DerS met LQlS morning anu dSFeeu l
stand pat. The plasterers union las
night refused to aid the tenders and Their
is little chance Of their winning out with
out help.
Victim Of MISUNDERSTANDING the vic
Tins Of the epidemic Of cerebro-spin
meningitis in New York was WILDER Der
mis-, son Of Charles G. Dennis, for man
wears a Minneapolis resident. Mr.. Dem
was Ill but five days and died March 1
He was buried in Greenwich, Conn.,, whel
his father and his sister. Mrs. Frederic
Bursch live.
5& Lump Bid Observation-Disclosures at II
Coe Commission auction yesterday a
ssore." After the goods had been bid
as by the piece at comparatively low price
the whole lot was put up at auction a
cording to law, and 8. Jacobson, secon
hand dealer, entered a bid Of 1913, wh1'
was $35 more than the aggregate bids
rs all the piece buyers. This Is $135 mo
than the valuation set by the appraisers.
DOUGLAS Voik Here.-Douglas Volk
IS New York. formerly director Of the Mi
neapolis School of Fine Arts, came to s
Paul last week to superintend the placi
of his painting in the governors rece
ton room of the new capitol. The pair
Ing, Father Hennepin Discovering t
Falls of St. Anthony" was shown to t
public yesterday for the first time. n
Volk is the guest of Mrs. Olga v. Hask
and has also been visiting DR.. w. w. F.
well and DR.. Frank Burton. He retur
to New York tomorrow.