The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-20

Hot days-eat lunch in comfort-excel-
lent service. Dayton's Tea Rooms.
An Andrews Hot Water Plant, cut to fit,
has been shipped to Jamestown, N. Y.
c. R. Cooley, deputy collector Of United
States customs, has left for a two weeks
vacation at Niagara Falls and New York.
The Century News Store, Third, near
Hennepin. has the largest line of souvenir
postals, magazines and 10c books. See us
about your reading and subscriptions.
Evening excursion on palace steamer
j. S. Chartered cars leave MINNEAPOLIS
at pm. for St. Paul, Saturday. June a..
Tickets only 70 cents. Children, so cents.
Ho for the harvest fields of Kansas and
Missouri! This Is the slogan Of the new
state employment bureau and every effort
will be made by its officers to secure
hands" for this work. Word has been
received that 10000 willing workers are
needed.
Free for the asking-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.
DR.. ]. T. Moore was elected chief of
staff at the annual meeting Of the medi-
cal staff of st. Barnabas hospital at the
Commercial club yesterday. DR.. S. M.
White was elected secretary. The presi-
dent, with DR.. S. M. Mcdonald and Dr..
G. H. Hunter, are the new executive COM
mittee.
Robert Ames and Frank Haeg, arrested
at Bloomington Saturday night on a
charge Of assault entered pleas Of not
guilty before Judge D. F. Simpson yester-
day. They were released on 500 bal
each. Charles and Angus Dwinnell, in
dicted for criminal assault, pleaded not
guilty and bail was fixed at $1,000 in each
case.
Examinations will be held June 81 al
st. Paul by the United States civil service
commission to fill vacancies as they may
occur in the position Of stenographer anc
typewriter (male) in the departmental
service. An examination will also be heli
! July 10 and 20 for the position Of drafts
| man in the office of the surveyor-general
Phoenix, Ariz. 5..:.
| Fred G. Oakins, an employee Of tn,
Great Northern railroad, fell from tn,
| pilot Of an engine and down a. forty-foo
| embankment at Minneapolis Junction ear
| ly last evening and was probably fatal.
| injured. He was adjusting the headlight
and missed his footing. The Central sta
| ton ambulance took him to his home, 80
East TwentySecond street.
| w. M. Grant, an oiler employed by tn
Minneapolis Steel & Machinery company
was taken to the st. Peter asylum yester
day suffering from disordered mind.
was stated that the arrangement was du
| to overwork. but the time-sheet at tn
companys office did not indicate a
much. He has a wife and three childre,
in poor health. They live at ITO Jewet
place.
| Memorial services were held by tn
knights Of Pythias in their hall in tn
Masonic Temple last evening Albert H
Hall delivered feeling address on Life
Death and Immortality" Music was fur
nished by quartet composed Of Miss His
cock, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Heinlein an
Frank Neumeth. Clusters Of carnation
were used as decorations The praye
was offered by w. H. Lands
George Hoar, laborer from St. Cloud
was held up and robbed early Sunda
| morning. He met two men in Washing
ton avenue saloon and mentioned that b
intended to go to Hopkins to work. The
proposed to go with him When the
reached Western avenue one of the me-
struck him In the face and he was uncon
soious for some time They took S frUl
his pockets, all the money he had, an
escaped.
| S. w. Batson Miss Minnie Turnbul
and Miss Rosa Turnbull have left for To
ronto, Can, as delegates for the Centre
Baptist church to the International Bar
fist union. Miss Minnie Turnbull Is ais
delegate to the meeting of the Jerusa
lem Pilgrims, held in connection with tn
convention. The Misses Turnbull wi
make an extended trip thru Michigan an
Canada and Mr.. ,Batson will visit the Ne
England states before his return.
Jospeh Mitchell Chapple, editor an
publisher Of the National Magazine {
Boston, accompanied by his wife, was
Minneapolis on brief visit yesterda,
Mr.. Chapple Is western man and is we
acquainted in Minneapolis. He was Dor
at La Porte, Iowa, and educated at Col
nell college, that state. Later, for te
years, he was engaged in newspaper wor
In Dakota and Wisconsin. When but ;
years Of age he was engaged as editt
of the Bostonian, which has STINT
changed to the National Magazine.
Notice has been received by F. e. Ho
ton, secretary Of the protective commi
tee Of the Minnesota Bankers associatio,
of the arrest Of a man giving the name
Charles Emerson at Waterville. The Sc,
rotary recently sent out q warning cal
concerning the bogus check operations
an H q. Miller, and Emerson Is believe
to be the man wanted. Checks purpor
ing to be signed by the Minnesota Sos
company Of st. Paul on the Security bar
of Minneapolis were passed on unsuspec
ing persons. The company has no SUI
deposit account.
E!NNESQ[li: 81 Pii;iiijl(S[NESS