The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-01


third plant to Mr.. Culp, Chestertown, Md.
Expert heating, and I can make your
furnace work. Both phones. H. o. Rob-
erts.
See want advertisement for Scotch COL
lie puppies from imported dogs costing
200 each.
To Lawyers-Surety bonds required in
all kinds Of court proceedings furnished
without delay by Fred L. Gray Company,
Guaranty building.
A genuine revival interest is develop
ing in the special services being held at
Calvary Baptist church this week. DR..
o. A. Williams breaches each evening, as
sisted by Mrs. c. II. Rust, sooist.
The records Of the day-deaths. births,
marriages, hotel arrivals, railway time
tables, real estate transfers, building per-
mits and other information OF interest
tisements on page 16 Of this issue.
On Friday st. Blase day. threats will
be blessed in all the Catholic churches Of
the city. This ceremony is centuries old
and originated when st. Blase prayed
successfully over a girl with a bone
lodged in her throat.
Joseph Grace, who was released from
the workhouse a few days ago. after serv-
ing a ten-day sentence for drunkenness
was found dead in a room at the W1scon-
sin hotel, 204 Nicollet avenue. last night.
He was g. years old. Death Is believed to
have resulted from alcoholism.
Satterlee lodge, No. 9, I. O. G. T., last
evening elected the following officers:
Chief templar, John II. Wolfe, reelected;
vice templar, Miss Edith l.. Brown, re-
elected secretary, Mrs. J. V. Ellis; finan-
cial secretary. Joseph Tate, reelected;
treasurer, Miss Annie Nelson; marshal
Ralph Willard; chaplain, Mrs. Sarah Tate
Endeavorers of Northeast Minneapolis
especially those Of Bethany and Oper
Door Congregational churches. will be the
guests Of the young people Of Shiloh Pres
byterian church, Twenty-fourth and Cen
trail avenues NE, this evening. The con-
ference will be led by Miss Violet Rob
erts Of Westminster Rev. r. R. Kannan O.
the First Free Baptist and Rev. George M
Marine Of the First Baptist church
Rev. DR.. F. w. Gunsaulus Of Chicago de
livered his famous lecture on Gladstone
last night at the First Congregations
church. Gladstone was particularly wei
| qualified as a great statesman becaus
of his scholarly attachments" he said
Were it not for the mans great knowl
edge much Of his efforts would have beel
wasted in the interests of ideas which
the history of the world has proved worth
less" -~, 49, i"
I The Minneapolis bank clerks will dis
| cuss the establishment Of postal saving
banks by. the government tonight. w
E. French and Charles Wyant Of the Sc
curity bank will take the affirmative, an
H. 8. McGregor and J. C. McKircher Q
! the First National will contest the ques
ton. A debate will follow. Bank clerks
| whether members of the American In
stitute of Bank Clerks or not, have bee
! requested to attend.
i The committee appointed to entertai
delegates to the encampment of the stat
G. A. R., March and 8, will meet at tt
Metropolitan hotel, st. Paul, tonight. TT
committeeman are: George N. Lampher
Becker J. P. Caldwell and J. c. Dons
hover Of Acker post, and G. H. Hausdor
Harrison Sloggy, James D. Wood, w.
Hill, w. B. Robinson and s. B. McCu
! Tough of Garfield post.
The Royal Arcanum Hospital Bed Fun
association has elected the following o
ficers: President, w. H. Lands; vi
president, F. L. Palmer; secretary, Thor
as A. Clark; treasurer Charles c. Crosl
trustees, A. M. Van Kirk, John M. Gle
! son, A.. G. Story, George M: Osborne al
T.. w. Bigelow. The association aims
take care of it's sick and injured membe
l who need hospital care. Six membe
! were cared for in 1904. .
Limited amount choice city improv
I ment warrants, ten-year maturity,
l sale, on 6 per cent basis. Savannah, G
Electric company 5 per cent gold f1fty-ye
l bonds. This company owns fifty-f1
miles of street railway and the only ele
trio lighting plant in Savannah, popul
1 ton $4,000; controlled and managed
Stone & Webster, who control and ma
age Minneapolis General Electric. Pr
ticulars and quotations on applicable
Wells & Dickey company, bank flo
l Guaranty building.