The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16


Seventh street S, this evening.
Archbishop Dedlcates Chapel.-The De-
Sale institute chapel West Island avenue
and Grove street, dedicated by Arch
bishop John Ireland this afternoon at 3
o'clock. The chapel was erected by Mrs.
J. S. Coughlin, in memory Of her husband.
VIII Open Plant April 1.-THE Nelson
Paper company will have it's new plant
at Fourth avenue NE and Main street
ready for occupancy by April l. The ca
pacity of the plant has been Increased to
$4,000 pounds day, the product being
building and roofing paper.
. Pierce Is PenItent.-Austtn Fierce, ar
rested upon complaint Of his six-days'
bride on q charge Of non-support, has de-
cided. to support his wife. He paid her
$40 before being released from custody
and promises in the future to see that she
does not want for the necessities of life.
Newsboy Stole Papers.-A. Bloom, a
newsboy who was arrested for stealing a
bundle Of newspapers at Washington and
Fifteenth avenues s. last Sunday morn
ing, pleaded guilty in police court this
morning and was sentenced to the state
training school. He was placed on pro-
baton.
FrandeII's Trial Begun.-Charles J.
Frandell. charged with embezzling ring
valued at $14 from John Pantura, had his
trial in police court this morning. Fran
dell claimed that he had purchased the
ring for S14 and admitted that he still
+ owes 50 on account The case was con-
unued until tomorrow.
Singer Is sssting.-Professor M. G.
Martin Of Alden, Mimi, is the soloist as
sisting Rev. DR.. J. r. Pratt of Albany, the
evangelist, who Is conducting evangelistic
meetings afternoon and evening at the
First Baptis' .urch. Large crowds at
tended the meeting last night. The after
noon services begin at $3.50 o'clock and
the evening meetings at 7:45.
Probably a "Wrlter."-Altho pens and
penholders for the use Of the public in the
postoffice are stolen about once week
the ink In the wells has been spared until
today. At an odd moment when the
Waterman was in another part of the
= building, an enterprising thief made the
round Of all the wells and with a large
fountain pen-fller carefully extracted all
the ink.
~ Ball Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. County At.
torney J. F. Bornhagen consented to the
reducing Of the bail of Fred A. Blixt
E. A-OWAo A%1IlSOlA dllu N1lAG bIOWQ, en-
ployees Of the T. M. Roberts Supply house
arrested Tuesday night, from $1,000 tt
$500. The cases Of Blixt and Larson were
continued until March 20 and that O.
Brown until March 81
Ball Was Forfelted.-James Cain, WIKI
caused a cOmmotion in front Of the Penny
Arcade, Nicollet avenue, yesterday after
noon and was arrested on a charge O.
disorderly conduct, forfeited $25 bail b.
+ non-appearance in police court thi
morning. An attorney appeared in cour
later and entered a plea of guilty. Judg
Waite accepted the plea and Cain is t.
appear in court tomorrow.
Alex Mckinnon's Expuson.-E. s
Woodwork, president, and other mem
bers of the board Of directors Of tn
Chamber Of Commerce, today said tina
Alex McKinnon, who was expelled from
the chamber Tuesday, had been given no
tice Of the charges against him and ampI
opportunity to defend or explain the trans
action. This he failed to do, and tn
action was taken in compliance with tn
rules Of the chamber
TWO ParslfaI Lectures.-Harlow Gal
will give lecture recital on "ParsifaI' a
the Metropolitan music company's room
& tonight, with pianola illustrations. TIL
rolls used in the Illustrations were metro
styled by Alfred Hertz, conductor Of tn
first performance of ''Parsifar' in thi
country. The numbers to be played ar
"The Swan" March to the Castle Of tn
Grail THE Eucharist Heart
Affliction" and 1.-THE Redemption" Ru
bin Goldmark, the composer will give
e second lecture on "Parsifal' at 8:15 pm
Friday in Plymouth Congregations
church. No admission charge will b
q made.