The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-25

Get an office In the new Hulet block,
corner Seventh and Hennepin.
Hotel del Otero, Spring Park, Mime
tonka, opens May 20 for the season.
See announcement of e. Eichhcrn &
Sons in financial department, want column
zesbaugh's, II Fifth street S, headquar-
tiers framing and selling pictures cheap;
new stock.
The Minneapolis Camera club will show
a set of lantern slides from Toronto and
Hamilton, Can, tonight at the directors
room at the public library.
Subscriptions to all magazines and pa
pers taken to the Century News Store, 9
Third street S. near Hennepin avenue,
will receive prompt service.
Foreign lotteries are being hard hit by
the postoffice authorities. Fraud orders
were today issued against Thiele & Co.,
agents Of the Great Royal Hungarian lot
terry, Budapest, Austria-Hungary.
Minneapolis travellers purchasing SOU
venirs in Mexico will make their customs
invoices at s.49s for 81 Mexican, but
travellers in the orient where the same
coinage is used will be let off with SAT-.
In the future all federal officials hav-
ing the power Of notary public will not be
allowed to charge fees for notary services
rendered for any government business or
for any individuals during the official
office hours. + = aff .'7 ".E 20 =
The records Of the day-deatl1s, 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 II of this issue.
C. S. Cairns makes a conservative esti-
| mate that the population Of Minneapolis in
1905 will be found 100000 by the coming
state census, gain of 900 in two years.
Mr.. Cairns had charge of the 1900 ma
tional census for the fifth congressional
district. =.
Free for the asking-Journal vest
pocket Nugget Books containing nearly
| 300 bits Of philosophy, 1umor and good
you are at The Journal counter, or writo
to the advertising manager and a copy
will be mailed.
Five men were appointed last night at
| a meeting Of the Catholic procathedral
| committee to select an architect for the
| new building: w. J. Murphy, L. s. DON
aldson, Morris Mcdonald, w. p. Devereux,
F. e. Murphy. Collections were reported
proceeding satisfactorily.
Services for the last day Of the Jewish
passover season will be held this evening
at the Jewish Reform temple, Fifth ave-
nue. S and Tenth street. Rev. s. N. Del
nard's topic will be: ''Our Immortal
Selves The final passover service will
be held at 10 am. tomorrow.
Orders were given out in the customs
offices this morning that in the future all
official references to the home Of the
president shall read 1.-The White House, y
and not 1.-THE Executive Mansion It is
understood that the change is due to q
personal wish of President Roosevelt
Bishop Wilson T; Hogue Of Evanston
ILL.,, one of the bishops of the Free Meth.
odist church, will conduct special services
at the Midway Free Methodist church
corner University and Lynhurst avenues
beginning Thursday evening. to continue
over the Sabbath preaching Friday an6
Saturday afternoons at 2:30; evening
7:45. ~ :
E. Fortwangler, a, private detective
was arrested yesterday on complaint Of
| John Runestad, who charges that he was
victimized for $500 thru the manipulation
Of a partnership in the detective agency
| The agency was being established on CO.
operative lines and Fortwangler con-
tends that the case properly belongs II
the civil court. -
Ten crews are already at work laying
sewers in various parts Of the city. These
will be somewhat increased by the labor
ers at work on setting catchbasi anc
other work in connection with the depart.
ment. About 300 catchbasins will be
| placed this season, of which about 10(
were ordered last year. Sewers for the
season will cost about s225,0O0.
The annual business meeting Of the
Minneapolis chapter of tho American In.
stitute Of Bank Clerks will he helt
Wednesday night at TIC First avenue S
reports will be heard and officers will b.
elected, as well as delegates to the Min
nesota Bankers association convention
and to the third annual convention of tn,
institute at Minneapolis in July.
John Abrahamson, residing near Thirty
third avenue and Thirty-sixth street wa
arraigned in police court yesterday
charged with scattering poison in danger
Gus places. He intended to poison stra.
chickens, but neighbours little boy go
some of the bread that had been covere,
with paris green and had it not been TO
his parents he would have eaten it. Judg
C. L. Smith sentenced Abrahamson to fiv
days in the workhouse and suspended sen
tence.