The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-17


offices in Pillsbury building, 9Th and Mic.
Frederick Roach. the Rambler bicycle
agent, is now located at Seventh street n.
R. l.. Penny has returned to the city
after a three weeks absence in the SOUTH
Schrap's restaurant will be prepared
to serve "Parsifal' dinners. Engage ia
bles now.
Hotel Nicollet, Sunday, DAM Metro
politan orchestra from 6 to s. Dinner 81,
or Ia carte.
S. A. Reed uses q Colt gas generator
for lighting his summer home at Mime
tonka. 23S Hennepin.
Subscriptions to all magazines and pa
pers taken to the Century News Store, 6
Third street S, near Hennepin avenue,
will receive prompt service.
The New York Life insurance men will
have banquet tomorrow evening in the
Dutch room at Donaldson's tearoOms.
Covers will be placed for twenty-five.
Westminster club will meet Monday
evening with D. D. Dayton, 2O2O Blais-
dell avenue. The subject will be ''Yel-
low Journalism" r. S. Thomson will
lead the discussion.
Frank w. Plat Of Minneapolis has filed
petition Of voluntary bankruptcy in the
United States court. His liabilities are
S3,9O6.47, but it is thought that his assets
will cover the liabilities.
John F. Naughton, a solicitor for the
Metropolitan Life Insurance company, was
taken from his room at the Rogers hotel
to st. Mary's hospital yesterday. He is
suffering from typhoid fever.
An examination is announced by the
United States civil service commission for
the position Of assistant in division Of
biological survey, department of agri-
culture, salary 5000, April -, at st. Paul.
John j. Thomson, a grocer, has COM
menced a $4,000 damage suit against
Henry A. Ertz, a commission dealer. The
plaintiff alleges that Ertz, without rea-
son, caused his name to be printed in a
list Of delinquent Debtors"
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-
tisements on page % Of this issue.
Saturday Cigar SpeciaI-All 1Oc straight
cigars for 25c; Henry George, for Csc;
La Filadelfa, a 10c perfecto, for sc. Souve-
mir given with every purchase. Apollo
Mandolin orchestra, 1880 to II, Saturday
evening. Du Tell G. Lineaweaver, 800 Mic
Ollet. ~ -.. ... ,,.-..
''The Feast and the Book will be the
subject of an address by Rev. S. N. Del
nard before the Jewish Reform congrega-
tion Fifth avenue S and Tenth street,
this evening at o'clock The usual Sat
urday morning services will be held at
1920 pm.
Free for the asking-Journal vest
pocket Nugget Books" containing nearly
800 bits Of philosophy, humor and good
sense worth reading. Call for one when
| you are at The Journal counter or write
| to the advertising manager and a COPY
will be mailed.
Austin Lion, aged IS years, fell from
the roof of the residence of G. d. Boynton
Fifty-second street and Vincent avenue
| yesterday afternoon and sustained seriou:
injuries. He was taken to his home, 121:
First avenue S, where he was treated BY
DR.. H. E. Pond.
The Minnesota Loan & Trust compan,
has just bought $4,000 Ramsey count,
4 per cent bonds, in competition with thir
teen houses, two being from Minneapolis
six from Chicago, three from Cincinnati
one from st. Paul. The bonds will b.
sold at $40 per cent net.
! Forty seniors from the South Side Hig]
school had box party at the Orpheun
last night. After the theater they CAV
a stag banquet at the International cafe
Toasts were responded to by r. Donald
l.. Slower, r. Shellgord and O.. Oftedal
Irving Condit was POSTMASTER.
Professor G. F. McClumphia of the stat
university will deliver his illustrated lee
ture on the Lake Regions of England
at Hope chapel. tomorrow evening. Oh
the evening of March rs, J. A. Gregg vii
deliver his illustrated lecture on 9Th
Mediterranean, Egypt and PALESTINE"
Requests for second performance Q
! "a Crazy Idea,'' under direction of 40
olson Madeira, have resulted in arrange
ments to give the little play, adapte
from the German. Monday night at tn
Church Of the Redeemer. 1t was produce
once before by The Players" as thei
first try for fraternal and public recog
nir1on
The body Of the man who died at tn
city hospital Wednesday morning ha
been identified as Emil johnson, 100
Washington avenue S, who was employe
In the stone quarry at the lock and dan
He had two brothers in Rockford, III
and the body will be shipped there for in
terment. 800