The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-22
EVENTS OF TONIGHT

Hoy's Detective Bureau. 20 years con-
tinued experience In Minneapolis. Legiti-
mate business solicited. Fifth floor
Phoenix building.
Carpenters union No. 7 will have an
open meeting and smoker at Alexander's
hall this evening M. Grant Hamilton
will be the orator Of the evening.
The Century News store, Third street,
near Hennepin, has the largest line of
souvenir postals, magazines and lOc
books. See us about your binding and
subscriptions.
Jonas F. Brown & Co., ZIG Nicollet ave-
nue.. Very old and choice whiskeys ands
wines; be sure to try them, before buying
your fall supply. Very fine blackberry
brandy. Try a bottle.
For newspaper clippings or for sugges.,
tons as to how to apply them to your per-
sonal or business needs, call on or tele-
phone Robert l.. Pollock, $40 Sykes block.
M 4127 IL; T. c.. ,914o.
| Wanted Miners - Fifty experienced
practical miners at our coalmines in Will
! ton, N. D. Good wages and treatment
| Apply Immediately, Washburn Ignite
Coal Co., POI Guaranty Loan building:
Charles Hanson, as administrator Of the
estatae Of M. L. Hanley, has begun suit
in the district court for $4,000. damages
against the 500 railway company. Man
| ley was killed in a wreck some months
ago. 4 = IA
Acting Mayor A. E. Merrill yesterday
directed the proper officials to see that
two banners suspended across the street
without the permit of the council, be
taken down. One Of these is at a theater,
and the other advertised a football game.
H, w. Marshall, the Osseo saloonkeep-
er charged with passing a forged check
on Nicholas Eckes, the Osseo saloonkeep-
err was released from custody and his
bail exonerated yesterday by order OF
Judge F. c. Brooks Eckes desired not to
prosecute. - ...Ea~'.. 49,
Rev. r. NJ Underwood Of the Seventh
Day Adventist church will preach this
evening at the regular service of the
Jewish Reform congregation, Fifth ave
nue. S and Tenth street. The regular Sat
urday service will be held tomorrow at
1880 am. - I.-@. -
l. DR.. Richard Burton's lectures on the
drama. in progress at the U. Of M. chape
are attra citing large attendance IRON
others than university students. The
lectures are free to the public and art
given Tuesdays and Thursdays at 4 pm
in the chapel. .-ss.. s...*
Fredricka Hobbs, one OF the pair o
young girls recently arrested and indicted
on charges of SIMPLIFYING, appeared befor'
Judge F. C. Brooks today. She with
drew her plea of not guilty and pleaded
guilty to grand larceny in the second de
gree. She was remanded for sentence
l. Creditors Of the American Desk com
pany Of Minneapolis, voluntary bankrupts
4 held their first meeting In the office o
o.. c. Merriman, referee In bankruptcy
this morning, After the presentation Q
claims, e. P. Allen of this city wa
named as trustee and the meeting ad
Ijourned. ~, *--:~ -s@' .~r:-5--
E.. D. Hennessey made sensations
charges Of attempted poisoning agains
his wife when he was sworn as a Witnes
yesterday in the divorce case Of Hennes
sey against Hennessey, tried before Judg
II. D. Dickinson. The witness swore the
his wife put strychnine in dish Of gree
peas and that he was only deferred frol
eating them by their peculiar taste: =
also averred that Mrs. Hennessey ha
tried to commit suicide and had finally de
serted him. - - i-@'- IL -: .:~...:.
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