The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-25

A prominent Chicago physician in
stalls Andrews water heating system.
Minneapolis Gas bonds, netting near
ly 5 per cent, for sale by Minnesota
Loan & Trust Co., 313 Nicollet.
Deposit your savings at per cent
Trust company. Oneida block.
Rev. W. H. Geistweit will conduct the
prayer meeting at the Trinity Baptist
church tomorrow (Thursday) evening.
-Four per cent interest on your saw
ings if deposited with the State Insti-
tuition for Savings, SIT First avenue s.
Mrs. n. s. Goldblum Of the Plymouth
milliners section has gone east to study
and design her new hats for fall and
early winter. y- .. ...r-
Modin tent, No. 20, K. o. T. NJ, will
entertain the great camp officers of
Minnesota tonight, and initiate large
class Of candidates. ~ Is. 4 SIS It
The Journal automobile tours, "see-
Ing Minneapolis - twctheur ride
leave The journal Office at $3.50 an,
1880 pm. 4 pm. and 1880 pm.
The coolest place in the eity-the
Kaiserhof German restaurant. Finest
cuisine, best service. A la carte noon
luncheon specially attractive. 242 and
244 N1collet avenue. ID
The Lake Harriet Improvement asso'
citation will meet Thursday evening at
Forty-sixth street and Washburn ave
nue. to discuss street grades that are
needed and other improvement affairs
Mr.. Herbert Pearce and Mr.. T. r.
Pearce Of the Pearce Clothing com
pany Of Minneapolis and st. Paul are
now in New York city making extensive
,@lo.o. qo~ &h> qe1I ooS S~:-&n. -.
sons. : 49,. +.
Several large spikes and nails were
found set in the road near Franklin and
bryant avenues last night, and the po
lice think that some one is attempting
along those avenues. Police superin
tendent Doyle will Investigate. .+s-.i
T, D. OBrien, insurance commission
er, has admitted TO the state the B RITZ
Abraham, a frateEnal insurance society
with headquarters in New York. The
admission Of the company to Minnesota
follows the clearance from the St. Pau
district court records Of small judg
ment which was standing against thu
organization. .r.s.
Major John Milsaps, the new head o.
the juvenile work Of the Salvation
Army in the northwest province, vii
be formally welcomed to Minneapolis
by welcome meeting at the army hall
ZIG First avenue 8, tonight. Brigade,
J. W. Cousins will be the pz1ncipa.
speaker. Other members Of the head
quarters staff win speak and music Til
be furnished by the provincial band.
Relief, in the form Of work, lodgings
food, medical attendance and railway
fare, has been given to twenty-nine per
sons by the German society Of Sc. Pau
and Minneapolis In the past tire.
months. This was shown by tho treas
urer g report submitted TO the director,
in St.. Paul Wednesday evening. TIL,
report further showed that tho societ,
had expended $1,000 since April I an2
had $319.23 in cash on hand. 9E~2 ..5
Henry Prolow Of Goodhne county
convicted Of murder in the first degree
and whose conviction was affirmed re
Gently by the state supreme court, ha
fled 8 petition fox clemency in the gov
ernor's office with the state board O.
pardons, declaring that the murder wa
not premeditated and therefore that tn
conviction Of murder ip the first degree
which carries with Il the death penalty
is too severe. Prolow killed Charlie
1emke, saloonkeeper. :, S..z-.''..