The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-20

Call and see the most beautiful flower
store in the city. Patthey & Thompson's,
II Seventh street S.
Vrooman's glove certificates are good
in any department.; make q good Easter
gift. Sixth street s.
There will be a Christian Science SER
vice this evening at the home Of Mrs.
Della Whitney Norton, Flat 2, 1014 Mo
ollet avenue.
The annual business meeting Of Trinity
Baptist church will be held this evening
in the hall Of the Young Women's Chris
tian association.
J. p. Murray complained to the police
today that he had lost valuable gold
watch from his room in the Vestibule no.
tel, on lower Henrepin avenue.
J.. w. Taylor, who was seriously in
jured Thursday, Is reported as recovering
rapidly at the city hospital. He expects
to return to his home, 272S Pleasant ave-
nue., at an early date.
The Westminster club will have an open
meeting Monday evening with P. V. Col
Inns, TO Sixth avenue 8. Dean w. M.
Liggett will read paper on 1.-THE Work
of the State Agricultural College.
Arthur Van Court, charged with appro-
priating q horse and buggy belonging to
Arthur H. Ives, escaped with a light SEN
tence in police court today. The charge
of taking the horse was dismissed and
Van Court was allowed to plead guilty to
g. substitute charge. Of disorderly conduct.
He received q. sentence of SIS or fifteen
days. ta"
Two horses were burned to death last
night in a fire which destroyed barn
in the rear of 221 Oak street Sc. Fire
men and others made bold attempt to
rescue the animals, but were driven out
by the dense smoke. The fire originated
in the hayloft. it Is thought, and did but
little damage to the building. The horses
were owned by r. M. Osborn and the Co
lumbia laundry. 49,. ~,.-...
Unclaimed bicycles In great variety will
be sold at auction by the police depart
ment on Saturday, April 20, at pm
These wheels have been stolen or lost and
have been turned over to the police or re-
covered by the bicycle Inspector. Some
are in good condition and others nothing
| but funk. The receipts Of the sale &c
| to the city treasury. Other unclaimed
and abandoned property in the hands o.
the police will be sold at the same time.
The Orpheum Circuit company will ado
Salt Lake and Milwaukee to its list o.
cities, as we'll as st. Paul. The Salt Lake
house will be opened late in the summer
| The Milwaukee house will be built b5
O, F. Miller Of the Alhambra, who II
| interested, among other theaters, IN ths
Dewey at Minneapolis and the Star a
| st. Paul. The building will cost $200,00o
will seat $500 persons and Will be put VI
on Fourth street between Broad and syc
| amore. + --..-..
| sergeants Fred Johnston and McEi1
gott and Patrolman Irwin last night raid
| ed and closed an alleged disreputable re-
sort at 511 East Grant street, arrestlnt
a Mrs. Nelson and Annie johnson. Tn
Mace IS next door to a church and with
| in a. block and q half of the Central Higl
school. The Nelson woman was cnarge'
| with keeping a disorderly house ana sen
ing LIQUOR without a license, and the Jonn
son woman with being an inmate OF Tn
place. Both pleaded not guilty IN poilc
court this morning and asked that the1
cases be continued.
In olden days the traditional cross bu
was a sacred emblem of Good Friday
with its SAVIOR Of sacred spices and care
fully marked with slight cross, recall
ing its religious suggestiveness. Genu
! inc early days hot cross buns, an oil
English recipe used. Telephone you
orders early to grocers or Ye Olde lynn
Bakerle, 1922 Nicollet avenue; Woman
Baking company, 1900 Third avenue
the Cuisine, 46 Seventh street s; Uni
versity Bakery Lunch. 421 Fourteent
avenue Sc. .-.. ss.-s