The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-21

Zesbaugh, IL 9Th st s. Headquarters
framing pictures. Selling pictures. art
ist material cheap.
Souvenir postals, complete line in
views, comics, art and city. views, at
the Century News store, 6 Sd street s.
Four per cent interest on your saw
ings if deposited with the State Insti-
tuition for Savings, SIT First avenue 8.
The Pulpit Aid society of the Bethes-
da Baptist church gives musical and
literary entertainment tonight in the
church.
Miss F. w. Whitcomb has returned
from the east with complete line OF
fall novelties in hats. 81 Eighth
street S.
J. u. Barnes is reported to have
bought the Youmans hotel property at
Fifth street and Second avenue s for
$4,000. Mr.. Barnes owns property
around the hotel corner. The transfer
includes part Of two lots.
Signor Camuzzi, formerly of Delmon-
leo New York; and Marchand, San
Francisco, has been engaged to run the
cuisine Of the new italian and French
Cafe La Boheme, opposite Metropoli-
tan theater.
Judge Hallam of the st. Paul dis
the motion of DR.. T. E. Appleby for a
new trial in the case involving the
legality of the will of the late Mrs.
Cornelia Day Wilder Appleby, who left
a great part Of her estate for charitable
purposes in st. Paul.
The bones Of human forearm were
found in yard in the rear of 1409
Vine place yesterday, and were turned
over to the health department. The
matter was referred to DR.. Frank Cor
bett of the health department. He
thinks the arm was amputated at some
time and had been buried in the yard.
John Deyken,. Is years of age,
residing at Hastings and Earl streets.
st. Paul, accidentally shot himself thru
the left foot yesterday afternoon, splin-
tering the bones. Deyken was examin-
ing revolver belonging to his father.
preparatory to hunting trip which
he had planned with several other boys.
julius Wilterstorff of Highwood, st.
Paul, had his right arm nearly torn
off Wednesday. His sleeve caught in
the wheel and betting Of a threshing
machine near Hazel Park. He was hur-
ried to st. Joseph's hospital, st. Paul,
where it is feared amputation will ul-
timately be necessary.
Inc travelling exhibit OF the Ma
tional nti-Tuberculosis association
will be shown in the twin cities in the
near future. Secretary H. M. Bracken
Of the state board of health succeeded
in making arrangements while in the
east recently. The exhibit will be
shown ten days in each city.
Lightning struck the Mound Park.
st. Paul, school house yesterday. The
bolt entered the roof, and bored hole
down to the basement. Miss Mary q.
Dallas, principal, was slightly stunned
The lightning played about the walls
and frightened teachers and pupils. In
the kindergarten the children became
panicstricken and ran for the exits. It
was near the noon hour, and school was
dismissed following the incident.
DR.. Tincher, who recently came to
Minneapolis from the east, has been in
the lecture field of the middle west and
south for several years, having filled
engagements in the leading cities and
before number of Chautauquas. The
Yellowstone lecture, graphic account
Of bicycle tour thru the national park,
will be given tonight in Simpson M. E.
church. The lecture will be illustrated
with eighty splendid stereopticon
views.