The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-03
AROUND THE TOWN

Talked About Islanders.-Professo
A. E. jerks Of the University Of Min
nesota spoke on the "Peop1e Of the
Philippines' at the Baptist minister's
meeting today.
Addressed by Hunttng-Rey. Harold
Hunting, assistant pastor Of Plymouth
Congregational church, spoke at the
Congregational ministers morning
meeting today on ''The Teachings Of
Jesus in Regard to Ownership of Prop
erty.''
Boy Accused of Theft.-Elmer Lyons,
charging him with embezzling $40 from
grocer, was dismissed in police court
today, as he is too young to be tried
in that court. His case will come up
tomorrow in juvenile court.
From Moose to Fine.-Frank Nelson,
who attempted suicide by hanging in
the central police station Saturday,
after he was locked up on charge Of
disorderly conduct, was fined $40 in
police court today. He became intoxi-
Gated and started fight on Washing
ton avenue.
~ Robbed in His Room.-August Wolfe,
a guest at the Glenwood hotel, says he
was robbed Of $50 last night while
sleeping in his room. He locked the
door and placed the key under his pill
low. He says the door and windows
were still locked when he arose today.
Has Prolonged Spree.-Tho locked
up last Friday on charge Of drunken
ness, George Dow was still intoxi-
Gated when he appeared in court today
and was sent back to the police station
to sober up. He was arrested by Pa
trolman B. S. Martin, who found him
drinking in an alley.
Why the Quakes?-The Minnesota
Academy Of Science will meet Wednes-
day at 8 pm; IN the public library
pedng r: f. enses Mestef Of T bsna
and the discussion will be led by War
rem Upham, secretary of the State His
torical society, who has made an ex-
tensive study of the earthquake.
Milk Poor in Fat.-Complaint has
been made against four dairymen for
selling milk below the standard in fat.
The unusual feature Of the matter Is
that the complaint is not made by a
by James NJ. Lane, a private citizen.
It is understood that he represents the
Dairymen' s association.
Coleman Appeal Argued.-The ap-
peal taken from the conviction in the
Hennepin county district court case of
Thomas j: Coleman. private detective,
vas. vas argued in the state supreme, court
extortion from William Pencille, a
southern Minnesota farmer with matri,
monial troubles. Coleman was repre-
sented by W. E. Dodge; the state by
County Attorney Al J. Smith.
Loyal Legion to Meet.-A meeting
Of the ,I9 military order of the Loyal LIE.
held in the West hotel Tuesday. even
read read paper on ii "ohickamauga.3 IN Ps.s3S The Tbt5
T Lincoln anniversary banquet will be
+ held this year in Minneapolis, and a
Z committee has been appointed to com
plete arrangements for the meeting.
Nurses Will Meet.-The Minnesota
State Graduate Nurses association will
I hold a special meeting in the mayor IS
reception room Of the Minneapolis city
hall, Dec. II, at 2:30 pm, to consider
the draft Of the bill providing for the
registration Of all graduate nurses
which is to be presented at the coming?
n 4 session OIL Iue StdIo 1cSlSldCuIt. AL
nurses attending will be obliged to pre-
sent their membership cards at the
door, as the meeting will be secret.
Insurance Lecture.-The seventh OF
4 the series Of insurance lectures at the
university will be given in the univer
sity library at pm. Wednesday. The
retary Of the Equitable Life Of Des
Moines, Iowa. His subject will be
T ''The Insurance Agent and His Rela
/ tions to the Company and the Policy
holder; the Rights Of the Policyhold
. err A luncheon will be given in Mr.
I Cummins' honor at the West hotel or
Wednesday at 1890.