The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-07
CITY NEWS
TOWN TALK
EVENTS OF TONIGHT
For business or social calls, ssUse tn
Northwestern Telephone.

For business or social calls, "Use the
Northwestern Telephone.
Mr.. Watts of Atlanta, Ga, has an An
drews Heating System in his residence.
Big steamer Excelsior will connect
with the new trolley line: at Excelsior
tomorrow, "Sunday."
H. w. Schroeder will speak to social
lists at Holcomb g hall, As Fourth street
S, tomorrow at pm.
The Indian motorcycle used this week
at the EOrpheum Is sold by Frederick
Roach, North Seventh street.
Never buy real estate without having
the title insured by the Title Insurance &
Trust company. Costs little worth much
There is a reason why insurers prefer
| to place their Bond, Burglary and Liabil-.
| ity business with Fred T.. Gray company.
| 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. -
The Excelsior Casino brass band will
| be at the Excelsior Casino Sunday at.
ternoon and evening. Roller skating,
| bowling, etc. Late electric cars Satur-
day and Sunday nights.
! Rev. E. E. Rogers will have charge of
the Christian and Missionary alliance
service, tomorrow at Union city mis-
ing Fullness of the Fourfold Gospel.
twenty thousand claims have been in
vestigated through th e claim depart
ments of the Fred L.. Gray Co. Bond,
burglary and liability insurance written
without delay. '.**.
A small boy with a handful of
matches was responsible for the de-
struction of George La Crosse s. barn
at 1902 Bryant avenue N. The fire Is
said to have been started by Mr.. La
Crosse IS young son, who was playing
in the barn. The loss was about $500.
The Bryn Mawr sinkhole is bother
ing the contractors who are laying out
the new Great Northern yards at that
point. The track sank five feet Thurs
just what kind Of filler to use to- sat
: isfy the appetite Of the quicksand., ~
North Star lodge, No. 6, I. Q. o. F..
h will confer the third degree at the meet:
ing to be held in the Nicollet avenue
hall next Tuesday evening. New by
laws will be adopted and new officers
will be elected under the new law. "A
large attendance Of members is ex
pected - =, :
"Causes and Results Of the Ink
paduta Massacre is the subject of .
paper to be read by Thomas Hughes OF
Mankato in the old capitol building al
the executive council Of the Minnesots
Historical society at 7:45 p.m., Monday
4 Oct. 9. ,....z.
! The two hundred and seventy-fftl
\ meeting Of the Minnesota Academy O.
Z Sciences will be held Tuesday, Oct. 10
: in the directors room of the publi
library The program includes a con
ference of members on our sqmme
b scientific work and reading" !" AL pei
sons interested are invited. II @ d; {
4 &s@F Frank J. Ems, son of@5P ostmaster ]
p F.zEnns of, Butterfeld, - Mimi, is unde
arrest in St: Paul, charged with fo9rg1n' NJ
young Ems, who is but II years Of age
started to visit the Portland fair, tax
ing with him money orders from tn
Butterfeld postoffce, which he mad
l out and indorsed in the name Of Jane
|. Corbett at various points along the line
n Henry S. Mead, attorney for jaime
= B. Gilbert, indicted on a charge of sci
ing liquor to a minor, yesterday falle
| in his motion to quash the Gilbert ii
| dictment.: He argued that Chester Sin
mons had been summoned as a gran
/ Juror and that Chester B. Simmons, h!
son, was called, was appointed for
man, and, acting in the capacity, ha
been present at all .grand-jury session
and had signed all indictments.
= J.. H. johnson, proprietor Of the We
= tibule hotel, 202 Hennepin avenue, il
g sists that Ira Riddle was under ha
lucination when he reported he ha
been robbed in that place. Accordin
to Mr.. johnson, whose statement ,
indorsed by the police, Mr.. Riddle, wi
is s3 years old, is subject to attacks
4 vertigo. The police believe he fell
one Of these attacks and received tt
marks he attributed later to robbers.