The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-15

IWenCy-1Our men canvas cases, 81, at
Barnum's, us Nicollet >.-
Discard lamps. Install "Colt" gas
plant. Cheap as oil. 23S Hennepin.
Mr. Ryder of New York has installed
Andrews. heating system In his residence.
Frederick Roach the Rambler bicycle
agent is now located at Seventh street N.
Taylor & Watson, successors to w. N.
Taylor & Co. (next Orpheum theater),
wall paper.
Schrap's restaurant will be prepared
to serve "Parsifal" dinners. Engage ia
bles now.
I Arthur L. Helliwell. 1913 New York Life
building. has been appointed United States
customs notary.
St. Patrick's Day shamrock, green car
nations and tulips. Whitfield, florist, 400
Nicollet avenue.
Professor De Void, the eminent barry
tone, will sing 1.-The Land Of the Harp
at Ascension hall on st. Patrick's night.
DR.. A. F. Elmquist Of Duluth will
preach at st. Johns English Lutheran
church, Chicago avenue and Seventeenth
street, this evening.
Progressive and successful business
houses require fidelity bonds from their
| employees. Sold by Fred L. Gray Com
pany, Guaranty building.
Large attendance on the first three mer.
| chants meetings encourages the jobbers
| to believe that the final excursion will be
| a great success. Tickets will be on sale
May 21-2S good returning until June 6.
c. J. Spencer was elected treasurer
last night at meeting of the local unior
of painters paperhangers and decorators
| to succeed G. J. Axsen, resigned. Mr.. AK
sen has been treasurer for seven years.
Miss Mary Brookins, CS.B., member
of the Christian Science Board of Lecture
ship of the First Church of Christ, I3os
ton will give a lecture on Christian Sci
ence in the Metropolitan operahous,
March 49,
The annual report Of the st. Paul fir,
department shows that 800 alarms wer
turned in during the year. The total fir
loss was 1888 per fire or a total of 1904,
1888. The insurance involved amounted t.
$3,127, 106.
Peter Newgaard. George Mccall Davit
McI<eon and Frank Neville, found in tn
st. Louis yards last night, were foun'
guilty of vagrancy in police court thi
morning. Judge Waite sentenced then
to the workhouse for five days each.
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 IS Of this issue.
A small blaze on the second floor G
the building at 252 Second avenue S, ad
joining the st. James hotel, caused a los
Of $50 early this morning and drove tn
guests out of the hotel. The fire starte
in a vacant room. The loss was covere
by insurance.
Free for the asking-Journal vest
pocket Nugget Books" containing nearl
300 bits of philosophy, humor and goo
sense worth reading. Call for one whe
you are at The Journal counter or writ
to the advertising manager and a cop
will be mailed.
w. H. Roberts. gas inspector, has de
clared war on boys who turn out stree
lamps and break globes. Several case
have been reported to the police recentl
= and the pastine is becoming eXpensi1
for the city. The police will be asked I
!. help abate the nuisance.
4 Professor Frederick ]. Turner of the d.
\ partment Of history of the University
i Wisconsin has been invited to give tt
\ address at the annual dinner of the Twi
8 City Alumni association Of the Universal
q Of Wisconsin, which will be held at tt
4 Commercial club, St. Paul, April 80.
Miss Inga Eggen, a native Of Bosto
4 Of Probate Harvey and two, physician
: The young lady is said to have becon
q demented as the result Of separate
from her sweetheart in the east. She w
q probably be sent back to Massachusetts.
The entire plumbing system at tt
Brunswick hotel has been replaced ar
s. the entrance is to be remodeled. E.
H McGrory, one Of the new owners, will r
a move his office to the hotel next wee
Present leases Of store fronts have IL
q terferred with extensive plans for the r
81 modelling of the Brunswick
Rev. L. T. Guild, pastor of the Fore
Il Heights Congregational church, will a.
dress the union gospel meetings at t
81 Forest Heights church Thursday. T
b morrow evening DR.. o. A. Williams, Ba
4 fist house missionary superintendent, W
D speak on the great revival in Wales. T.
- union gospel meetings have been We
successful.
II Chicago street railway men who i
spected the system Of the Twin City Raj
Transit company yesterday pronounc
it the best in the country. so far as eaui
ment is concerned. The party was shoy
over the lines in the Lowry car by Mess
c. G. Goodrich and w. J.. Held for t
company. In the party were S. E. M
ten formerly general manager of t
Buffalo Street Railway company; G.
Starring, general manager of the Chica
Street Railway company; Electrical e
| gineer Fleming and Master Mecha1
/ Fort. The officials will adopt some
1 the Minneapolis features for the Chica
/ lines.