The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-24

Get an office In the new Hulet block,
corner Seventh and Hennepin.
Hotel del Otero, Spring Park. Mime.
tonka, opens May 20 for the season.
Minneapolis mounted commandery, No.
%, K T., will meet tomorrow evening.
Golden glow, hollyhocks, and other roots
and bulbs. Northrup, King & Co., 80 Hen.
See announcement Of E. Eichhern &,
Sons in financial department, want column.
Zesbaughs, II Fifth street S, headquar-
ters framing and selling pictures cheap;
new stock. E-s..
Fraud orders have been issued against
the Arcade Manufacturing Novelty COM
pany of Quincy, Iowa, by the postoffice
authorities. 49,.
The last south-bound car on the Eighth
avenue trolley line tonight will leave
Washington avenue at am. Service will
be resumed at am.
On account Of illness, Dean Liggett will
not be able to read his paper this evening
before Westminster club and Judge E. A.
Jaggard of St. Paul will present an adj
dress on "Lawlessness in America. -
: The records Of the day-deaths births,
marriages, hotel arrivals, railway time
tables, real estate transfers, building per-
will be found. together with want adver-
tisements, on page IA of this issue.
Charles Seaman. inspector of immigra
ton and Chinese labor, returned to Min
neapolis today from Duluth, where he
was present at the hearing Of Lee Cow, a
Chinaman accused Of being without GER
tificate. Cow was ordered deported.
. Having experienced the trials of home
lessness during fair week, H. r. Menefee
of St. Louis has reserved a room at the
Rogers hotel five months ahead Of time.
This is the earliest application on record,
altho reservations are frequently made in
June. T.. >. ..-s
A 3-weeks' old baby boy was left on the
doorstep Of E. Il. Erickson, 1928 Seventh
street S, Saturday night and Matron
Sarah Schaeffer Of Central station Is car
ing for it until home can be found.
Erickson Is a student at Hamline Medical
college.
In pursuance Of the plan OF the Asso-
ciated Charities to secure the 1906 con-
vention of charities and corrections for
Minneapolis, delegates to the convention
at Portland this year will be invited to
stop over in Minneapolis July IL on their
| way west. -. .t~&f
| Free for the askiny-Journal vest
pocket Nugget Books containing nearly
| 800 bits of philosophy, humor and good
| sense worth reading. Call for one when
| you are at The Journal counter, or write
to the advertising manager and copy
will be mailed.
Mrs. O. C. Otun, employed in the Hunt
block at Plymouth avenue and Third
street, fell downstairs while doing hel
1 work Saturday afternoon and. aside from
| q. fractured arm, sustained several pain.
full bruises. Mrs Otum is 65 years ole
. and resides at 1919 Twenty-fifth ave
nue. N. .s'> 49, ~
Get Karl Strahle formerly with Men
denhalD to plant your hedges, vases
snowballs syringa, spirea, lilac. honey
suckle, hardy perennials, tiger lilies ant
| make you an old fashioned garden. Tree!
and shrubs Of all kinds. Summer bulbs
and all kinds of bedding plants. N. w
telephone, S 436.
While two plain clothes men Wer'
n standing in front Of police headquarter
last evening a runaway horse hltched Z
a. cab dashed by The younger OF the de
i tectiyes ran to the edge Of the sidewau
and fred two shots into the air, hoping
to startle the frightened animal sufficient
| " to make him stop. The horse, how
ever. kept on running, and when tn
crowds began to gather and the curiou
began asking questions, the officer ex
planned that a cab tire had exploded.
Completion Of plans for the Pabst build
ing on Nicollet avenue. adjoining the Ho
, tel Nicollet, show a three-story structur
50x1OO feet, to cost $4,000. A rathskdle
will be built in the basement, with marbl
floor and vaulted ceiling. Great fire
places will be surrounded by oaken bench
es. The first floor will be for the cafe
with bar in front. A ladies' diningrooI
will be put in on the second floor, wit
banuuet-room. in the. rear, which will b
two stories high. KEGS & Colburn ar
} the architects.