The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-26

Swell table d'hote dinner at the
Kaiserhof, Sunday from S to 8.
Violets, Beauties, Chrysanthemums,
ETC., at Latham, the florist. Orders de-
livered.
Saturday, your choice Of any sword
fern in my store, S5c. Latham, SO
Tenth street s.
Four per cent interest on your saw.
ings if deposited with the State Insti-
tuition for Savings, SIT First avenue s.
Souvenir postals, complete line in
views, comics, art and city views, at the
Century News store. 6 Third street 8.
A report is circulating that the
United States Furnace & Foundry com
pany, which has factories at Darling
ton, Pa, and in Michigan, is looking
up Minneapolis as the possible site for
another foundry.
Fire visited the residence Of Mrs.
M. II. Greenlee, 1926 Clifton avenue,
last evening, and before the depart
ment could get the flames under con-
troll, property Of several hundreds Of
dollars value, was destroyed. The cause
Of the fire is unknown.
Ambrose Hines and Daniel Morrison
are held by the police as hold-up sus-
poets. They are accused Of holding
up Charles Rose, 3l17 Tenth avenue S,
who was robbed of ST Wednesday night
in the rear Of the Bijou theater. Rose
positively Identifies one Of the men.
Charged with stealing draft for $55
from the collection department of the
Security bank, Edward schuchow, an
| employee Of the bank, has been arrest
ed. Schuchow came to Minneapolis
from Harvey, ILL.,, ten days ago, and
has been employed as a clerk in the
transit department Of the bank.
Claiming that he was robbed by a
woman acquaintance, James Walker Of
Fargo has reported to the police the
loss Of $3.50 and is aiding the depart
| ment in the search for the thief. Wal
| ker asserts that he met the woman In
the Pioneer hotel, 8 Second street s,
| and that in some inexplicable way she
separated him from his wallet.
The council committee on ways and
means, which was to have met. yester-
day to consider the public examiner Is
city's methods of doing business, failed
cred likely that the report will be con-
sidered by the present council, as few
Of the aldermen are in sympathy with
the recommendations made by the pub
lie examiner.
Official raising of the flag on the
giant flag pole on the university cam
pus presented to the institution by
Messrs. Nettleton and Schwager of Ia.
coma will be observed Saturday at
pm, with proper dedication exercises
J. T. Wyman will deliver the address
Of the day and the university cadet
corps and band will observe all mill
tary honors. A salute Of twenty one
guns will be fired as the flag is
raised. 49,. z<.a -. - >.-
Because he struck up o friendship
with a complete stranger. and, shared
his bed with his new:found friend
Marshall johnson Of Long Prairie is
out $50. Johnson has been stopping
at the Ryan hotel, 222 Washington ave
nue. S, and his wallet was removed
from a room in the hostelry. johnson ,:
friend, who gave the name Of "Slim,'
disappeared simultaneously with John
son 8 roll, and the police are looking
for both.
The Russian Republican club of tn
first and ninth wards has Endorsed 1
on-partizan ticket for support. Thos
Endorsed are John A. johnson for gov
ernor, Mayor David P. Jones TO
mayor, Peter Mccoy for alderman. Tn
, speakers at the last meeting held a
f l617 Fifth street M were Alderman
Mccoy, John Ohnick, Theo Sivanich
I William Loscsisin and others. Anoth
: er meeting will be held Sunday after
noon in the first ward.