The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-18


! See the newest styles in fancy leath-
ers at Barnum IS, 715 Nicollet.
| Mr.. Donaldson, Richmond, Va, in
stalls Andrews Heating System in his
| residence.
French toupees, So and up, Our own
make, $15 and up. Feely 4 Crocker,
622 Nicollet avenue.
Enlarging our building; business
telephones every day.
E. B. Johnson, former registrar, will
address the University Y. M. G. A. next
Wednesday at 7 pm. at the chapel on
"Lack of Unity.'
Bispham in ShaksEere Song Cycle,
Plymouth church, Tuesday evening,
Nov. 21 Reserved seats now on sale
at Metropolitan Music bldg.
At socialist headquarters, Holcomb 8
hall, 45 Fourth street S, tomorrow at
3 pm, Thomas H. Lucas will speak on
Strikes.' Admission will be free.
Clinton NJ. Norton gave an interest
ing account of GA Summer in Yellow
stone Park yesterday afternoon be-
fore the students of the Minnesota
School of Business.
. The civil-service commission offers an
examination on Dec. l3 for appoint
ment to the position of marine fireman
III the duartermaster's department. at
large The salary is $540 a year.
A Jury in Judge F. V. Brown s court
yesterday found Ms Rose Dahl inno
cent of adultery as charged in a divorce
complaint by her husband, William r.
Dahl The defendants cross bill charg-
ing cruelty is still to be tried.
w. K. Morrison & Co. have taken out
permit for repairs on their building at
247-249 Nicollet avenue, after the fire.
The H. w. Leighton company has the
contract. The cost is estimated at
$4,000.
At the Richmond halls this evening
J will be organized new commandery
of the Knights of Malta. A good at
tendance is requested, as an &applica-
tion will be framed by those present for
q charter. The name will also be chosen.
Special revival services are being
held every evening at the Nazarene
Holiness mission, 245 First avenue s.
Sunday at 8 pm. there will be a mass
meeting, and at pm. the regular SER
mon: Rev. !. A. Dawley and wife are
in charge. All are invited.
The msst19R ggg cre5 sH
will be extended on the Great Northern
road Nov. 10 to include St.: Paul and
Minneapolis to Hutchinson, Sioux City
and Yankton, Watertown and Huron
lines for both local and thru business
and between all intermediate points.
John Keating of Chicago, ILL.,, former
national president of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians, will deliver. an address
before the Ancient Order of Hibernians
and Ladies' auxiliary Of Hennepin
I county at Elks' Hall, 9 and II Sixth
street S, tomorrow at pm. No ad
\ mission will be charged.
Despite the objections and charge.
: made by some of the heirs, Judge F. c
> Harvey has granted a decree Of distri
button in the estate Of the late Lev
L.. Cook. A hearing of the obiectooE2s
complaints were groundless. The es
tate now in the hands of the executor
is valued at $402, ,714.50.
| "Sin-Its Nature, Cause and Cure, ,
| will be the subject of a lecture by G
II w. G.. Withee of St. Paul, before tn
/ Minneapolis Liberal league, at Ceda
| Camp hall, Two-and- half street ant
/ Cedar avenue, on Sunday at 80 pm
Mr.. Withee has previously spoken her
before good audiences, one of his for
mer lectures being on Buddhism O
Christianity: Which?''
At the Church Of the Immaculat
Conception Sunday evening, Rev. Fathe
Arctander will deliver his address O.
= fFWhat the Catholic Church Has Don
- for the World'' The subject was
=. =. have been treated this evening, bu
stress of other work necessitated post
I ponement. Father Arctander will dis
cuss the matter from all standpointl
including marriage and divorce.
| WI Wing On, the Chinaman arreste
here Sept. 10 on the charge of illegall
! residing in the United States, had hi
final hearing before United States Con
] missioner Charles E. Bechoefer Of S
Paul yesterday afternoon. WI adhere
! resided in this country for twenty-on
1 years. The commissioner reserved hi
decision till Nov. %.
/ Mrs. j. W. Anderson and her 1:
| year-old daughter living at 1922 Wasl
1 ington avenue S, have been left i
i straitened circumstances by the my
g terious. disappearance of the husban
= and father, j. w. !. Anderson. Whe
a last sseen Mr.. Anderson started fro
) | one lumber camp in Itasca county
i | another. Since then he has. not bee
]. | heard of and The authorities have bee
!, unable to find any trace Of him.
Il Another Of the lines of business su
gested in h j III a rs industri
page is to be taken up in Minneapoli
The Washburn Coupler company wi
y. man'ufacture steel castings for II
=. trade. Primarily the company w
make car couplers in the old Menzel
Ferguson plant at 1907 Third street
but it will add the new line. An ado
tion will be made to the old plant
G be ready Jan. l. The John Lund col
~ pany has the contract. The plant W
J., employ sixty men.