The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-26

ssl\/OU may not like it, said the iceman, "but it's my
! weigh'
Mr. Bowen, who was bigstcked recently is recovering
but is still little dazed in his mind. His first words
''Who done that9''
Miss Carolyn Hazard, president Of Wellesley college,
given LID by Tufts. An LIP, Precepress Of Laws,
would be suitable.
Admiral Togo draws $4,000 year. Mr.. Rockefeller
would think that Togo had wasted his opportunities.
Whteaw Reid went against London life last week. At
banquet in his honor Alfred Austin read original poem
The hardest thing for the ambassador to do to slap
Austin the shoulder after the banquet and say cheer
fully: = ,@..s ..,
''That was a pretty warm bit Of verse; Alfred. You
haven't copy of it about your Clothes have you7'
The expenditure that the greatest shock to
Americans who London houses and expect break into
royal society and tap the Prince of Wales playfuly with
their fans is the of money takes get social
activities noced'' in the newspapers. To get the
that Mrs Rocks of New York has taken Lord
So-andSo's Mayfair residence for the Season. into the
chief London daily and weekly journals costs than
$780, The fashionable Morning Post alone charges $685.
The newspaper rule this point is hard and fast one
and the only exception to it is royalty This rule to
outsider like good There's money it for the
papers, and it keeps lot of cheap society out of
the public eye. i, @r..> -G1%s4E. .x,,.
Taylors Falls is now enjoying continuous Fourth of
July Two three times day the people at work the
dam remark blas it, and this result is four to six
explosions that if it winter would shake down the coal
furnace Then all night long the steam drills go rapraprap
rap-rapraprap fast you say the words Under
it all you hear the of the falls. At exactly AS
the first skaters the night and Immediately twenty
eight other rooster pull up anchor The then
off regularly in patoons at $3.50, a. 4:2o and s. By that
To
your pillow and fall asleep:
The Honolulu Commercial Advertiser states that
Demoshenes Lycugus manager of the Volcano house, de-
parted the steamer Aorangi for Victoria c. route
to Athens. Demoshenes will remain in Greece about year,
returning to the islands to business in Hlo and
the Volcano.
James Street, New York business man of So having
home wife, six children and fourshin business is Civ
ing them all up and engaged in running his career
Drawing business and social osracsm and wrecng his life
all for Edna Miller silly girl of II, who has been acting
typewriter poor onein Streets office street has
just resigned his position president Of the Street Steam
ship and has announced his intention Of marrying
Miss Miller Gas legal arrangements be made -
Mrs: Streets attitude is brave She will take
action against her husband. This is the little s
philosophy, such as it is: -. ::
" Miss Miller is sweet-faced girl. know that I am
not handsome Mr.: Street always liked pretty girls-all
during nineteen years of married life But would
think that of husbands age would appreciate
common more than superficial beauty IL J.
Just Street got his divorce proceedings we'll going and
had transferred Miss Miller and her momma by the
way what do you think of that mother?-ino fine apart
ments where he is paying the rent something happened
Street got bad pain He called in bunch Of DOCTORS and
inside of twenty minutes they had him down. He was
taken to the Polytechnic hospital and cheerfu carved for
appendicitis The physicians had fun But Street is said
to be making good recovery.
There is box full of other dents laid up for him, how
and they will be handed out later His little 17year-
old typewriter girl likely to pretty sick of papa In
ten years Street will be &C., and Edna will be e. Things
going to look different to her then including papa
she is likely to 'um ugly'' and tell the old that he
is good deal of skate And Mr. Street is going
it out himself without any outside information.
~ How easy it is to point out other peoples asninity
= "A. j. R.