The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-11

Money to loan on real estate. Mime |
sofa Title Insurance & Trust company.
Fine carriage team for sale, cheap; |
sound and kind. Inquire Of Louis Lara
NEE, 43 Fourth street S.
Do not put it off, but secure your tor
nado and windstorm insurance from D.
c. Bell Investment company.
+ Bintliff's new art store will be open for
business Saturday, May 18th. 120 Fifth
street S, opposite New York Life bldg.
Minneapolis Gas Light company per
cent bonds, netting 47s per cent, for sale
by Minnesota Loan & Trust. company, s1s
Nicollet avenue.
Mrs. Cecilia Gondret, a missionary
worker among the Jews. will speak at the
Union mission at $3.50 pm. tomorrow and
will also give vocal selections.
The records of the day-deaths, births,
marriages, hotel arrivals, railway time
tables, real estate transfers, building per-
mits and other information Of interest
will be found, together with want adver-
tlsements on page IA Of this issue. Il
Olaf Huseby's kiosk proposition does not
meet the approval Of the public affairs
committee Of the Commercial club, which
has decided that it is against public policy
to grant the privilege desired, and will
make a formal protest to the city council.
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| Magician - An entertaining twenty
minute magical number, consisting Of
| Straightforward experiments with coins,
! cards, billiard balls and handkerchiefs.
Strictly first class. VIII add greatly to.
any parlor or lodge program. Charges
moderate. Address 1899, Journal. "a
! r. F. Davis, Inspector Of Immigration;
left last night for New York with two
aliens in custody to be deported. Louis
De Busschcr is q Belgian and Is feeble
minded. Joseph Cerne, an Austrian, is
violently insane, and Is so destructive that
the presence of an attendant Is necessary
at all times.
The Baptist young people Of the twin
cities will hold rally at the Central Bap-
fist church. Fourth avenue and Grant
street. tomorrow evening. Rev. r. D,
Martin of st. Paul will speak on 1.-THE
Adversary A, special musical program
has been arranged. All young people are
cordially invited.
Otto Wirtensohn,- the bicycle inspector,
announces that he will go after cyclists
who do not show 1905 license tags on
their wheels. The crusade will begin next
Monday morning, and after that date
every wheel not properly tagged must stay
OH the bicycle paths or the rider will be
arrested.
4 Announcement that the United States
| internal revenue department Is contem.
plating the increasing of the revenue taxes
has been expected for some time by the
| local officers. When the Spanish war Ia,
/ was In effect the Minneapolis taxes We're
| from $4,000 to $4,000 a month. Nov
1 the monthly reports show about sac. 600 a,
| an average. -
Altho the wheat corner was smashed
some time ago, Minneapolis bakers arr
only now beginning to profit by the de-
cnlle OF the price of flour. AS the baker,
consider that flour is improved by beint
4 aged several weeks, the flour is bought :,
ADVANCE of the time to be used, Baker
IN other cities buy from wholesalers an,
the Hour is sufficiently aged at the tim
of buying. ~-1-A
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crosby returned yes
terday from Italy, where they spent tn
winter. While in Rome they were par
t1cularly Interested in the excavation o
the old Roman forum, now conducted un
der the direction Of the italian govern
ment. Very few art works are being dis
# covered Of late, but, on the other hand
It a great variety of relics of archaeological
!: value are constantly being found.
" Three freight cars were wrecked O.
the Great Northern tracks near Univer
slty avenue and Fourth street yesterda
n afternoon and the traffic between Their
It and the union station was tied up 70
-, several hours. The accident was cause
8, by split switch. which derailed the car.
topping them over on their sides. Th
- cars were torn from the trucks, maxim
) hard work for the wrecking crew. No on
J was injured and traffic was resume
I shortly before o'clock.