The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-10
Installs Officers Tonight.-Henn,

court today Tor permitting MS morse
to injure shadetree.
Installs Officers Tonight-Hennepin
council, Royal Arcanum, will install
officers for The ensuing year tonight at
K p. hall, Masonic Temple.
+. MoKowan Put out.-Charles Alberg,
a poolroom attendant, was fined $40 in
the police court today for being unduly
severe with Edward McKowan, whom
he was ejecting from the room. He is
plainant with slungshot.
General Fowler in Chargs.-General
Mark D. Fowler today assumed the
! duties Of his office as postmaster Of st.
: Paul. The formal transfer Of the &C
counts and active control from R. G.
McGill to the new official took place
> this morning.
livestock Men at State Farm-The
Minnesota livestock Breeders associa-
ton will have an evening session at
the state agricultural school tonight.
The meeting will convene at 8 O'Clock
In the livestock pavilion, and there
will be livestock parade, horse show
and other interesting features.
w. A. Long in Trouble.-W. A. Long
was arraigned in the police court today
on charge Of obtaining money under
false pretenses. He is accused Of hav'
! for the @. F. Adams company and Sc
curing $3.40 as an installment on goods
purchased from that concern.
twenty-five Need Work.-The Min
neapolis Humane society has twenty
five men on it's list Of unemployed. They
are men whose families are in need ant
7 whom the society is seeking to help thr1
E the cold weather. The men can do al
classes, from college graduates to com
mon laborers.
Lineman Has Fall.-Martin Hey
wood, an A. D. T. hneman, fell from
telephone pole at Nineteenth street ant
Third avenue s today, but aside from
being jolted somewhat severely he sus
tanned no serious injury. In climbin.
the pole his gloved hand slipped o.
an 10y cleat and he lost his hold. For
tunately he had not gone very high.
1 TO Be Big Sangarfest.-Report
J. made at the meeting of the St. Pal
1 Sangarfest association last night, ind
cate that more than Is, 900 persons wi
z be attracted to st. Paul by the sanga
z fest, July 26 to 20. Ten societies a
ready have engaged Quarters and it
probable that more than eighty organi
/ atoms, from all parts of the countr.
will be represented.
Former Officers Reelected
are DO changes in the list Of officers
Of the Garfield Republican club tn
year. The club met in Morgan post ha
last night for the annual election and
discuss the good Of the order. Ever
thing went off smoothly. Peace and ha
1nony spread their white wings over tt
gathering and the entire list of old Q
fcers was reelected.
Life Crushed Out.-Carl J. BLY,, l6
Sherbourne avenue, St. Paul, a check
in the Minnesota Transfer yards, W
The safe was being moved from one c
to another on plank that slipped sen
ing the heavy body on Bly,. The ac'
dent is said to have been due to cal
1essness Of the men in not spiking t
plank and an inquest probably will
Confer Over Armory.-A conferen
was held late today between the armo
commissioners and representatives
the United States Fidelity & Casual
company, which is on the bond of
William Porten company for the sum
$4,000. Just what the company p
poses to do is not known, but it wal
to be assured that it's interests will
safeguarded as much as the conditic
will permit. -..... .'....... al.
Woodmen to Insta1l.-Former q,
ernor Van SAINT will head an excelle
program that has been arranged for I
public installation of officers of Flo
City camp, No. $50, M. W. A., in I
lodge hall, IT Seventh street S, Frid
evening. State Deputy G.. L. Rel
will be in charge and will seat the t
lowing officers: E. z. Orion, advis
w. III. Kemper, clerk; J. P. McCrack
banker; DR.. J. F. Schefcik, escort; [
q. g. Williams and James Hynes, ply
clans: Fl. A. McClatchie, manager;
o. Stenwick, Waterman; J. S. Gilkers
sentinel.