The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-22

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For sale, at bargain, a $4,000 automo-
bile; first class make and almost as good
as new Call and see it at Strong's All
tomobile Co.. 249 Third avenue S.
The Century News store, Third st, near
Hennepin has the largest line Of souvenir
postals, magazines and 10c books. See us
about your binding and subscriptions.
Restaurant for rent, fully furnished,
opened three years ago. capacity 100 per-
sons, none but competent and reliable
party need apply. Julius Schutt & Son,
Temple Court.
High-class family or bachelor hotel or
apartments or rooming houses; small or
large built for responsible parties. For
rent or sale. Inside of Tenth street. I.
F. Curtis, $40 Commerce Bldg.
Mrs. Ellen Eagen has begun an action
to compel Patrick Eagen, her former hus-
band to pay $4,000 back alimony. The
plaintiff is seeking an order sequester1ng
all of the defendants property and asks
| that a receiver be appointed.
Delegations from the South Side called
| on Mayor D. P. Jones yesterday in the
interests Of Patrolmen Aasgaard, Daily
and Mcdonnell, whose designations have
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| want retained on the force.
| William Tuhey, an alleged gambler who
escaped the raid Wednesday night, gave
himself up to the police last night and
will be tried with the others next Tues
day The police say they have evidence
that will convict all the men now under
arrest.
| Sheriff Delahunt Of Morris, Minn ar
rived in the city yesterday armed with
a warrant for the arrest of Joseph
Nichols, who was picked up Wednesday
by Detectives Conroy and Lyons He
| is wanted in Morris on a charge Of safe
| blowing.
The street railway company announces
| that the last car to go north on the Sixth
avenue line will leave Hennepin and
| Washington at 1 o'clock tonight, until
$50 am, and that the last car to go
south on the Fourth avenue line will leave
Mt 1870, until am.
John D. Chubbuck Of the Cigarmakers'
union was elected president Of the United
Union Label council last night to serve
for six months. William Shannon was
elected vice president; D. S. Woods, sec
rotary; J. T. Spies treasurer; A. G. Balm
bridge, sergeant-a t-arms. Twenty-three
labor organizations are represented in the
|.council.
r Free lemonade, and lots Of it, Is part of
kthe program at the Salvation Army meet
ling tonight at the army hall, PIG First
|avenue S. While the inner man is being
taken care of he will also be entertained
with the story of ''Nibsy Harrigan,'' one
of the remarkable army converts. The
story will be told by Mrs. Fanny Lawson
McAbee.
j. E. Durben is locked. up at Central
police station charged with stealing q
large quantity of silverware from H. A
Mas, who conducts a bakery at $50 Hen
nepin avenue. Durben has been employed
in the bakery nights for some time anC
recently the silverware has been disap-
pearing. He will be tried in police court
Monday.
A picnic will be held at Woodmen park
Robbinsdale, Saturday, Aug. S, under the
auspices of Franklin camp No. 1884, M
w. A., and Woodbine camp No. ST. R
N. A. Members of all other camps o,
Woodmen and Royal Neighbors are in.
vited. There will be music, dancing ant
! field sports, for which valuable prizes
have been donated.
W. A. Thomas, a colored man employed
by Brown Bros. Mercantile company
/ Il Sixth street S, stopped a runaway or
4 Washington avenue near Hennepin las
l evening. A horse hitched to light bug
\ gy became frightened on Bridge Square
4 ran up Hennepin and then turned dow1
4 Washington. Thomas grabbed the bride
4 and brought the horse to a stop.
A Magnus and Bessie Jensen were ar
raigned in police court today charged
4 with grand larceny on the complaint O
I o. H. Nelson, who says he was robbed
\ of $40 by the two. Nelson was stayint
\ at the Palace hotel on Washington an,
4 the Jensens had rooms near him. Will
3 he was intoxicated he says, they wen
Y thru his pockets. They will be given a.
4 examination tomorrow.
4 Leaping two feet at a Jump, a hug
h tarantula. spanning eight inches iron
4 poisonous claw to claw, made life merr
4 at the, grocery store of r. w. Whitney
I 3OO8 Lyndale avenue s, Thursday after
noon. The angry creature was shake
4 loose from a bunch of bananas and i'm
b mediately began fight for it's life
Charles Parker and L. M. Woods, arme
\ with a fruit jar and two long sticks, cor
. raled it after twenty minutes chase.
The superintendent Of the Calhoun pub
lie baths denies that unruly crowds, dis
appointed by the early closing Of the in
4 stitution, broke in the doors early in tn
4 week SO as to secure baths. He say
that waiting crowds have always bee
n accommodated. The report probabl
originated In the fact that nearby camper
have been coming over after hours t
use the good bathing beach near tn
a lighthouses. - ... =
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