The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-12

Gets Verdict Against Cty.-A YER
dict Of 81 900 for the plaintiff was re-
turned by Jury Yesterday afternoon
n the e G "a; OF lnga J 1--we against the
injured by damaged sidewalk on
/ Twenty-ninth avenue N.
! Exhibit Will Remaifl.-The Collier
collection of pictures will remain on
exhibition at. the public library until
May 20. The, interest Of; the public
i'm the exhibit as shown by the large
attendance has prompted the managers
to extend the time one week.
D. @. Bell May Be in Raced. C..
Bell, who has been spending the winter
in California, will be home in a few
days and it, is said that Mr.. Bell is
likely to become candidate for the
office of county treasurer, which he
sonee filed very acceptably. d =
J Leg Broken Under Wagon.-E. W.
Watson Of St. Paul broke his leg this
Ninth Street near Sixth, avenue S. A
bolt came out of one of 1.-The shafts,
Ind in; Jumping out; to catch, the horse,
Watson. fell and the wheel of the Wag-
on passed over his leg. ##
Cowboy Preacher Fine>-Jesse Rice,
the cowboy preacher who has gained
some notoriety in police circles, was
given a sentence of $40 or ten days in
police court today on a charge of
drunkenness. Rice became intoxicated
last. night and attempted to preach to
"a crowd that had gathered at Seven
Corners.
s .:.story of Reformation. '''-Prepara-
lions are making to give the historical
ssStory of the Reformation in the
auditorium Tuesday evening, May 20.
The entertainment is, a lecture illus
More than POO persons will take part
lncluding militiamen and university
cadets. "
Brother Is Wanted.-Chief J. R;
Canterbury of the fire department re-
ceived a telegram today from Chatta.
nmooga, Tenn, announcing the death oi
to have a brother in Minneapolis and
Chief H. A. McQuade Of the fire
department. there, has asked the Mime
apoEs fremen to look the brother up.
Camp Patterson Benefit. Camp A
SR. Patterson, No. l, Minnesota divi
sion Of the Army of the Philippines
the Lyceum theater.A The society has
bought the performance of the Ralph
Stuart Stock company and is selling
the tickets. The camp is composed Of
veterans of the Thirteenth Minnesota
and other regiments which served il
the Philippines up to July 4, 1902.
DR.. Heysham Here.-Rev. DR.. Theo
dore Heysham of Philadelphia, forme
pastor of the Central Baptist church, il
in Minneapolis and will attend service
at a hotel in San Jose at the time O.
the earthquake. He was uninjured ant
will leave Tuesday for the Baptist an
niversaries at Dayton, Ohio, May 16, ii
company with the Minneapolis dele
gates Arrangements will be made, i
possible, for DR.. Heysham to speak a
the Central church Monday night OF
his earthquake experiences.
Entertainment for Sufferers. D1
: Graetz lodge, No. 316, o.. B. A., vii
give an entertainment Sunday evenin,
For the benefit of the Jewish peopl
who suffered in the San Francisc
earthquake. The entertainment viii
be given at the Fraternity hall, 81
sNicol1et avenue, and the program vii
commence at S:15 O'Clock. Amon
those who will take part are Miss Lyd
Burton, Miss Minnie Shapero, Coll
ENathanson, Miss Mana Halpern, Mis-
Susie Kohen, Arthur Brin, Sam Cults
Miss Eva Lomkin, Miss Annie Ravitz
Miss Minnie Friedman and Mis-
Locker.
Miss Hoffner, the expert corsetiere
& l. Tol,, ri p NJ