The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-21

Speaks to Bank Clerks.-Joseph
Chapman, Jr., a trustee Of the Ameri-
can Institute. of Bank Clerks, will de-
liver an address tonight at the ban
ter. Mr.: Chapman will speak on the
future of the institute.
William Collins Returns-William
Collins of Milwaukee, formerly a citi-
zen of Minneapolis and assistant cash
ier of the Northwestern National
bank, has returned to the city to be-
come auditor of the Northwestern Fire
& Marine Insurance company.
Continuance Granted-Judge G. L.
Smith has granted another continuance
in the case of Mrs. Mamie Sicily, who
is charged with keeping a blind pig
in her clearinghouse at. 7l5 Fourth
street N. A part of the evidence was
taken. last Thursday and the remainder
will be heard Feb. %. ::
To Burn Church Mortgage.-A mem
orable service will. be, held, in. st.
Ansgarius church Thursday at pm.
The feature Of the evening will be the
burning Of. the mortgage on the church
ef.se4Rev.=%s W.. Blonanist,, the rector.
Bishop Samuel Edsall will deliver the
main address. All the Minneapolis
Episcopal clergy will be present.
Postoffice Hours Tomorrow.-As TO-
morrow is a legal holiday, the post
office service will be curtailed as much h
service will be in operation, but in the
afternoon no mail will be collected
outside the business district. Stamp,
registry and general delivery windows
will be in operation under the schedule
which obtained on Lincoln's birthday.
Alleged Thieves Bound Over.-Fred
Peck, Andrew .Steen and George Du
gan, arrested in North Dakota on a
charge of grand larceny, it being al
eged that they stole $45 from E. L.
Friedlund s confectionery store at
1901 Central avenue, were arraigned
In police court today. All waived ex::
animation and were held to the grand
Jury in $1,000 bail.
Economist to Lecture. - Walter
tomorrow evening at McElroy hall, u;
Nicollet avenue and Friday evening at
r the Unitarian church. Mr.. Mills is
The author of ''The Struggle for Elk
.stence,'' and ranks high as an author
.tv in economies He was formerly {
leading temperance agitator, but OF
ate years has given himself to writ
ng and speaking for socialism.
DR.. Marshall Lectures.--Dr. A. 3
MARSHALL delivered an address this
,fternoon on "The Bible in Litera
;ure,'' at union meeting Of the
.hurch people of Moorhead, MIMI, ane
his evening he will speak to a similar
audience in Fargo, s. d., on "Th(
Bible as a Factor in the Making Of {
State.'' He will return home tomor
,ow in time to be present at the frs
If the series Of Ben-Oliel entertain
nents to be given this week In th'
First Presbyterian church.
seguin's Home Reincorporated-A
ian Union Incorporation upon qu'
varranto proceedings brought by tn
.ttorney general, new corporation
las been formed, presumably to con
inue the working girls home con
lucted by that organiza ton. TIL
lame> of the new corporation is tn
Working Girls Christian Home
nd the 1nG;orporators are George NJ
POTTS and others. It is probable tha
seguin will continue in charge unde
he new regime. ,~... -
Cleaning East side.-A squad .
'olicemen from the East Side static
wooped down on the fiat on the sec
nd floor at 100 Central avenue las
light and took four women foun
here to the Central station on seriou
harges. They, were all arraigned i
clice court today on charges of main
aiming or inhabiting an immoral re
nrt, and their cases were continued
he police have suspected the piac
or some time. and having obtaine
violence they decided on the raid, las
light. Other places on that side %
he river are under suspicion and dc
ectives are working to get evidenc
gainst them.