The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-06

Knows the Thief.-E. A. Walter, 255
First avenue S., reported to the police
today that thieves entered his room at
that address some time yesterday ana
He gave the officers the name of a man
suspected Of the crime.
Goes to Grand Jury.-David Gullick-
son, arraigned in police court yester-
day on a charge that he stole three
overcoats from the tailor shop Of O. Hea-
strom & Berg, II Fourth street Sc, was
bound over to, the grand jury today.
His bail was fixed at $780,
Old Clothes neutrality-suspicious. at
the woman's work exchange OF the
away because there are no CASTOR gar,
ments for them to work on. The need
of old clothes is pressing as the appll-
cants for this form of relief are nu-
merous.
Miss Boiling to speak.-Miss Alice
Boiling, representative Of the Universal
Brotherhood and Philosophical society,
will give an address on "Reincarna-
tion,0 Sunday evening at the First Uni
tartan church. The musical program
will consist of piano and organ compo-
sitions from the works of Saint Saens,
Gui1mant and Arthur Foote.
Carpenters Tools stolen.-Alfred
Olson, Erick Shalen, Carl Erickson and
John BystrOm, carpenters employed on
a new building at 413 Third street S,
had their tools. stolen from that place
Thursday night, and their total loss
will amount to about 5000. tt Is
thought that the thieves used a wagon
to take the stolen articles away.
Curriers' Play in st. Paul.-Four Kinks
from the Flour City Curling club viii
go to st. Paul tonight to give the
even for the defeat they suffered here
last Saturday,. The St. Paul club viii
have it's best men in the field and thu
Minneapolitans will have to put up
stiff game to retain their %laurels. 81
Telephones in Ch1uch.-An acousti
con has been placed in Trinity Baptis
church and will be in operation for us
at tomorrow IS. services. The acoustico:
consists Of an electric sensitive trans
mitter located in a small open box O
the preachers desk. In rear pews o
which enable the leaf to hear as we
as if their hearing was normal and the
occupied front seats.
Work Is suspended.-No work wi
be done on the new armory for a sho1
time. The armory board has placed
watchman in charge of the buildin
and will take counsel with it's adviser
before continuing the work of constru
tion. Formal notices were sent toda
to William Porten and the surety cor
pany which gave the bond that the co,
tract had been annulled.
Few. Storms T~oday.-For the fir
time since the opening of the new ye;
the weather map is practically fir
from storm symbols today. Rain
Spokane, WASH, and snow at Sau
Ste. Marie, Detroit, Mich, and Mort
field, n. H., are the only exceptions
the general Tranquility. The sunshil
with cloudy: weather confined to t.
extreme northwest, the great lakes al
New England.
Salvation Army services.-seccreta
Norton, of the Y. M. G. A., will spe;
First avenue S. Sunday afternoon a,
evening there will be special children
services. The children will give a p
grom and the leaders will deliver a
dresses. Prizes for regular ,attendan
will be distributed. Monday event
the Young Peoples legion will prese
a musical and literary program at t
hall. Brigadier Cousins will preside.
Coroners Must Refund.-Acting UNI
a ruling by the attorney general,
county attorneys office will make
demand upon Coroner Kistler and
predecessor, DR.. U. G.. Williams, fo7
refund of fees collected For postmort
examinations: The ruling holds that
county should pay special fees
posts" only. in cases where inque
are held. It has been the custom
the coroner to collect the fee for
such examinations. DR.. Kistler will
asked to rebate about $3.50. $3.50
be demanded from Dr.. Williams.