WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 14, 1901. THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL. 7 THE CITY PAID IN DRIBLETS DUKE KNEW ATHING OR TWO ; Thursday—Couch Day TOWN TALK The City Won't Pay Those Rebates iks JRJplNgry^apg^p^ Thursday we place on sale 32 VERXft \u25a0 y* a ••\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 The Title Insurance and Tru»t company 1 \u000bbIH kZbmu^T liA^LsuMisßßwr\ pays per in a Bunch. Couches, no two alike, all new Huffman U«n«. Coffee, rich, aro- 2 cant on deposits subject to check. IBCmOS nOTTman nouse »,hu., ;ma «a. Dr. H. P. Rawson, with Dr. Lenox, has re- \u25a0:;^P^^^^^^^^^p^^^^ ' styles; and best makes. . Thty pure, lb vUw turned from a visit of several weeks to Buf- His Master Was Too Busy to Train Him for the falo and New York. i . . \u25a0^*-' are divided as follows: Rev. Thomas Archer will speak this even- ALL COAL BIDS ARE REJECTED * Robal B?ft 22c ing 1 r Put place any at the Florence Crlttenton home, 2014 6OOt0*8-7 this blend in of 30c or 35c cof- Twenty-sixth avenue S. Chicken Season, So He Went 6 ayprICM. fee In town. You will be pleased with the Afield Couches ?^d fT.' $4.75 result. The St. Paul real estate men completed ar- Aid. rangements, yesterday for Powers Makes the First Move ; and Santos, entertaining the 18 Couches tromilomtot^:' Aiiash Coffee, a Goldtn Rio Minneapolis real estate board, on Friday. for All-the-Year-Kouiid l^!"t $9.75 VUCOn t>l nd that makes a delicious It- Anyway. cup of coffee..... IOC Bishop Joyce will preach at the Ludington, Baths. • Mich., Chautauqua assembly, next Sunday, 8 Couches gJSJS^^!^*"^ and the following week will dedicate a church $14.25 at lola, Kan. city cautiously in Tea Tea Try the Empress shoe for women. Guar- The will move the Becauso Duke, 0. B. Clark's valuable try. Duke evidently understood the situa- apan anteed the best of all the $3.50 shoes. New matter of paying back the $25,000 or more hunting dog, took it into his head it tion Mew England Furniture &Carpet Company p\^ fall styles ready. of rebates due property owners, past and that and determined to attend to matters \ Japan 35c Sold only in the great, was time to begin training for fall , '\u25a0•'• One Complete Housefurnishers. sth st., ay. busy shoe salesroom of Plymouth present, payments the himself. The Price 6th at. and Ist 8. A.Uaai English Breakfast, Ceylon, ln- the Cloth- for excess on sewers season, his master is out just $25 yet ing House, Sixth and Nicollet. and water mains. Upon the recommenda- and He felt the need of preparatory work UOIOnH| ilia. Youn? Hyson, the Cf). he is so delighted with the dog's intelli- and so, one day, home, taking celebrated Mlnarda Tea.. UU C Professor A. Hove, appointed a year ago as tion of the joint committee on ways and gence left another treasurer of Augsburg that he does not begrudge the dog with him. went straighjt °' seminary and business means and sewers and waterworks, the money. The animals manager of Folkebladet, having resigned the to the park and started to work. They All kinds Battle Creek Sanitarium Rev. city council last night voted to request A short time ago Duke, together Andreas Helland of St. Olafs church the board of tax levy a with ranged through the fields systematically AMUSEMENTS goods, Sanitas Nut Food Co. goods, Rals- has been elected to succeed him. to set aside % of another pet of the Clark kennele, disap- as they mill for next year for this purpose. This had been accustomed to do and ton Health foods. About fiiO worth of tools and bicycle sun- peared, and their owner was unable to lo- when night came appeared at the hotel at INS. IS HARD TO GET dries were taken the bicycle will raise about J25.000. Whatever de- cate them. from store of are made in either of He thought the dogs Hopkins, where they were fed. The next METROPOLITAN I Frank L. Lofstad, Tenth avenue S and Fifth mands excess of that amount had been stolen and offered a TO-NIGHT. Saturday Inee, 25c. street, Sunday night. The burglars will have to go over until reward for day they resumed work, never resting for Healthal! JSKSri^2oc effected another year. their return. Ultimately this was program repeated an entrance through a rear window. Several of the aldermen took emphatic reward an instant. This was Big Establishments Have to Go Out- Seven TRIE TMfA A claimed and the dogs are now again at daily until the dogs were seen by a gentle- The papers in the Gjertsen case are being ground against paying the rebates until home. They THE TW^ Bread X?M'"'.B.read: 3c cart fully by had their had not been stolen man who knew their value,' and who side to Get Enough. Su examined the board of eighteen suit been brought in individual cases, however, gone Perb BRMT b men consisting of the deacons and trustees taking the ground there was yet but had simply off into the promptly returned them to their owner, of Trinity Norwegian Lhat not country of their own accord to go Scenes, CAST. Best Table Salt Sie salaki8t Lutheran church The positive enough assurance that the law of into claiming the $25 reward offered. ORPHANS board met every evening laat week, also Mon- training for the season's work. $25 reward offered. Evenings at 8; matinees at 2p. m Ma.tlnee» Ca»fiiitAji Wni. Underwood's. In |f|«t day and last night. last winter making inoperative the Each year 25 cents. Nights, 25 and 50 cents. mustard-large cans statute of Mr. Clark has been accus- Mr. Clark says Duke is "hard as nails" COMPANIES LEAVE THE AM. FIELD daiUineS IUC Chief Ames has issued an order pa- limitations in this regard is tomed to take Duke out that valid. City Attorney advised pay- into the fields and in the pink of condition for his fall We carry a very large assortment of trolmen shall be more attentive to the duties Healy surrounding St. Louis Park and run him work. He begrudge pertaining to their office. He asks that they ing the rabates, however, and thereby does not the $25 and MEXT domestic and imported Sardines. Prices in order to harden the animal for the is delighted with pet's intelligence. SUHDJY-ONE WEEK range from 6c can, up. keep their faces toward the street and re- saving the big pile of court costs that his Readjustment of Classifications, Is WM, A. BRADY'S PRESENTATION frain as much as possible from fall shooting. This year, however, he was "I used to think animals couldn't rea- It . engaging citi- would inevitably result. too busy and the training Q.«A An unlooked-for bargain. At the zens in conversation. The assessment ,as the season passed son," he said yesterday, "but now I know Hoped, Will Make Business price of vegetables are worth rolls revised by without the usual excursion coun- redo present _ Dr. Charles Bayard Mitchell will conduct board of equalization, were submitted to into the better." More Profitable. 20c; our price the lot lasts, while Q the prayer meeting at the Hennepiu Avenue the council per can ; «JG church for the and confirmed. last time to-morrow evening. The aldermen put up a pretty bristling § Lover's Lane Presiding Elder Fielder will hold the fourth front toward the coal barons The New York and Chicago Matches, geod parlor, pkg.. quarterly conference of the year at the by voting to WILL KEEP HANDS OFF Large insurers in Minneapolis are hav- Production. v 9c close of the prayer meeting. reject all bids for supplying the city de- ing difficulty placing their SEAT SALE CHECK ON THE TRUST Building: Trades Won't Mix in risks. Busi- THURSDAY. Haglin put partments with coal for the ensuing year Council ness establishments requring large lines - Roll Toilet Paper, perforated, per Contractor has the men who In were laid off because of lack of steel from and resolving to buy in the open market. Plumbers' Fight. of insurance usually place theih entire the This was the dozen 45c Chamber of Commerce building, at work recommendation of the The Building Trades Council last night, business in the hands of some one agency on the new Augsburg seminary. The fore» special committee on fuel. Lignite Becoming a Factor That by which distributes the among is now increased to fifty, which will insure a vote of 17 to 15, decided not to inter- risks its Soda Crackers, from c in own companes they cannot care for ' hot the oven, lb 51 the completion of the building as early as Move for Permanent Batha. Barons Must Recognize. fere the local plumbing situation. This and it Nov. 1. practically puts an end to the fight against it all place* what is left with the com- A Satisfying White Clover Honey, very fancy, Six bicycles were found on the sidewalk Alderman Powers moved that the city the two plumbing firms that have se- panies of some other agency. But owing comb 15c in front of the Andrus building, on Nicollet controller be requested to include in his ceded from the masters' association, and to the retirement of several companies avenue, late yesterday afternoon, and taken estimates for the current expenses of the who have been unable to employ union from business and the withdrawal of a to the Central police patrol city year ITS USE BETTER UNDERSTOOD Place to Eat station in the for the 1902, the sum of $2,000 journeymen in consequence, the union number of foreign companies from this Saner Krant, gallon 20c wagou, and the owners had to call at the for maintaining a municipal employment being country, it is THE GRILL DINING AND LUNCH lockup for their The under an agreement to permit its said that one of Minneapo- machines. wheels ob- bureau, and sum only lis' largest ROOM-300-310 FIRST Cheese, full cream, lb 10c structed the walk. also the of $30,000 for men to work for members of the establishments has on ac- AVE.S. William the purpose of establishing and maintain- Robber Prices on Bituminous Coal masters' organization. count of these withdrawals been compelled Kidder, a private detective, while ing public during to go of Sweet Dairy Better, in jars, 16c, 18c, 20c at work in lower town Monday, was arrested baths the whole year. Will Encourage Use of Lig- The council decided that the seceding outside the city in covering its by Detective Chris Kidder came Both propositions were referred to the firms had a right employ property with insurance. Norbeck. to ways nite for Steam Fuel. to non-union Among Fancy Free Stone Peaches, basket.. 35c trial yesterday ia the municipal court, and committee on and means. help under existing conditions and refused the foreign companies which have testimony adduced showed that the accused On motion of Alderman Leighton, the to take sides in the controversy. Their withdrawn from the American field owing was well dressed and had enough money to president was directed to appoint a prun- action was a complete, to the unprofitableness of the business A Good Broom for bail himself oiut. The case was ing committee, The lignite men though close vic- We dismissed. consisting of one alder- coal expect to make tory for H. Kelly & Co., and Charles Wil- here are the Magdeburg, the North Ger- Yesterday several farmers visited the coun- man from each ward. This committee bigger inroads on the trade of Minneapolis kins, the two big man and the Transatlantic of Germany ty attorney and made an attempt to collect during the coming year firms who have deserted money which meets after the board of tax levy has if the soft coal the masters' association because they and the Lancashire of England. The they alleged was due them completed work, trust becomes powerful enough in is apportions Philadelphia, Time its and the Teutonia of Money. App! under a the claim that it so the United Fire pect es: law which reimbursed them for sheep northwest to Is conducted as to Inter- Jelly 30c killed by dogs. The fact tiat there was funds to be raised by taxation among the raise prices and maintain fere with competition. The vote was re- of Baltimore and the Pacific of New York city departments. them. any rate lignite You save time rt such a law came as a surprise to the various At the coal miners corded only after a somewhat stormy ses- are among those whch have quit busi- and there- Tomato Catsup S county attorney, -but a search revealed it, The city engineer's expect to ship more of their product to which ness fore money by using 12k only upon estimate of 81 cents sion, during the debate was de- and rainsured their risks. examination it was discovered that a square yard as the cost of laying ar- Minneapolis than ever before for domestic cidedly Some of the larger companies having as- it applied only to countie3 of less than 75 000 trade. acrimonious. At present there tificial stone sidewalk was approved, in are between 400 and 500 members of the sets invested, the income from which pro- inhabitants. spite of L. M. Davis, superintendent of big a big For Rent Within Alderman Powers. As the work the allied trades' organizations at work on duces revenue, are able to stand the one block of the is to be by contract, mine at Burlington, N. D., has in jobs which Twin City Peerless Market Chamber of Commerce— you done Alderman Pow- been the upon which the seceding firms have losses the business has sustained can rent room 7, ers a city for several days. for a recently, McMillan build-ing, 3d ay S and 3d st. Room entered vigorous protest, declar- He looks bet- plumbing contracts, and they not go but it is admitted that their Sirloin Steak 12\6c 55xiy ter lignite locally. says will profits is feet, steam heated, well lighted, sec- ing that the estimate was excessive. trade in He that out as the journeymen plumbers de- would have been larger had they liound Steak lie ond floor front. Just the room for grain "I will fight from now on," exclaimed the people are beginning to learn how to manded. depended upon their investments alone Telephones. Shoulder Steak 9c commission firm; blackboard, 35x9, treat lignite in the stove in ruled for Alderman Powers, "to have the work done order to make The council's decision is a severe blow and not upon the fire insurance business Pot Roast 7c stocks and grain. Western Union cable in. by day it burn at its best. Many purchasers at all. Price per labor." last to the masters' association, and it Is prob- Our thoroughly modern Rib Roast 6c of $25 month and location cannot On winter had this to learn and they are now By a be duplicated. O. M. Laraway & Sons, 100 motion of Alderman A. S. Adams, the able that section 19 of the masters' by- reclassiflcatlon of rates the com- equipment enables us to Rib Boiling Beef 4c city controller was requested strong friends of lignite. laws, panies in the hope to prevent losses Pork Chopa Bank of Commerce. to include which is claimed to be a violation field give more prompt and 10c The in the tax estimate for 1902 sum The use of lignite for steam coal de- of the laws, of profits in the near future. The average Pork Roast committee on constitution of the Catho- the of pends entirely upon price anti-trust will now be satisfactory service than 10c lic Foresters recommends that one examiner $10,000 to construct a bridge over Min- the of soft coal. amended to suit the secessionists. company has about sixty-five classifica- the No. 1 Ham 12V£c be appointed for the whole district; nehaha creek at At the price which has ruled during the work in Minneapolis TwinCities have here- Bacon, that the Twenty-eighth avenue S. tions and the of ad- a, bargain 121/aC list of non-ellgibles shall include saloon- The report past few years, lignite cannot compete tofore enjoyed. keepers of the special committee ap- justing rates to them is proceeding as and bartenders on the ground that pointed to attend test with soft coal. But if the soft coal trust JULY WEATHER rapidly as possible. ia to their occupation make them dangerous mem- the of the crema- secures control It the purpose bers tory, to see whether it complied of this market, the lignite make each classification pay its own for a fraternal organization to take with the people believe that it will push the price Director T. S. Uutram's Fignres for Rates: GOOD FOR GRAZING chances on; that Instead of confining the specifications, was adopted, but the mat- losses. This will reduce the rates on investment of funds of each jurisdiction ter of paying P. L. Decarie $2,000 for of bituminous coal to a point where lig- the Month. preferred modern risks. It is probable $150 Per Month for Residence. of \he nite can come in Cut Over Land* Ueingr Picked Up by which there are nineteen, the funds are to patent right wns laid over. The commit- and compete. At pres- Section Director Outram has com- that as the rate sheets are issued it will $4.00 Per Month for be Invested wherever the best terms can be tee found that the crematory ent they are very much interested in the piled his be found that churches, plants, Office. Cattle Men. secured. answered movements of Minnesota weather statistics for lumber the test in the matter of capacity and ab- the representatives of the the month of July. The summary is as and large, poorly constructed manufactur- Conditions in northern Wisconsin are so sence of bad odors, soft coal trust in Minneapolis. follows: ing past ten years but there is a matter shipment lignite interests which in the favorable for stock raising that cattle men of $596 outstanding may The first of came to WIND AND have a net feel a part sheep THE WEATHER that the aldermen Minneapolis several years ago WEATHER. showed loss will and men from Illinois. Montana and see fit to deduct from the $2,000, as this but the fuel The prevailing direction of the wir.d was of the burden. Twin City Telephone Co lowa are preparing to acquire land was not pushed systematically in this for The Predictions. sum—to-wit, $596—was necessarily ex- from the southeast. 414 Third Aye. So. that purpose. E. A. Smith of Morrison, pended by the city engineer market. Railroad rates were against it The maximum velocity as recorded by 111., Mnnesota —Generally fair to-night and because of the for a time but later made the Real Estate Transfers. has purchased 40,000 acres near Rice alleged incompleteness of the plans fur- concessions weather bureau instruments was 50 miles per Lake. Mr. Atwater of Superior Thursday; slightly cooler to-night; vari- situation better from the lignite stand- hour Mary A. Guth and husband to Andrew has nished by Decarie. from the northwest at Minneapolis on Olson; north one-half lot bought 10,000 near Bayfleld, and J. S. Mc- able winds. Montana—Generally fair to- point. General W. U. Washburn, who owns the 28th. 5, block 54, night and Thursday; winds. Parker's addition $4(K Donald of Miles City has about 10,000 variable mines along the line of his railroad in The greatest monthly movement Wisconsin—Generally fair to-night HAD of the wind F. W. Hager and wife to Andrew 01- a:res in the same region. Grass and un- and A GOOD MEETING North Dakota, began the importation of was 8,716 miles, at Minneapolis. --sen; south oue-half lot 6, block 4, Thursday; cooler in southeast to-night; lignite last His dergrowth are better than anywhere. J. A. Brush December. representatives There was precipitation on an average of Parker's addition 404 ground is free from variable winds. lowa—Partly cloudy to- Returns From the Pho- in making much progress 6 days; Minnesota Debenture company to Au- The limestone and the night succeeded with there were 17 clear days, 10 partly district is well watered. Owing to the and Thursday; northerly winds. tographera' Nat'l Convention. the fuel. cloudy, and 4 cloudy. gusta Ott; lots 17 and 18, block 16, For Cleaning North and South Dakota—Generally of stoves especially Walton Park 175 Watclies. cold climate a greater growth of wool is fair J. A. Brush, the well known The invention de- TEMPERATURE. to to-night and Thursday; slightly cooler in photogra- signed lignite has Ellen S. Ward Elbridge L. Otis; Insured as protection for the sheep. pher, returned this morning from Detroit, for also helped and dur- The average temperature of 65 stations was lots 1 and 2, Franklin avenue rear- SAA For Mainsprings. . east portion to-night; variable winds. iag the coming winter aid in increas- •™ Prairie farmers from Kansas are clearing where he attended the annual convention will 74.7 degrees, or about 4 degrees above the rangement 600 for new farms on the land which was of the ing the local consumption. Lignite coal normal. Martha M. A. Mahoney to Peter I. For Minneapolis Photographers' Association of JOHN S. ALLEN, Agent, abandoned two years ago by the lumber- and Vicinity—Fair to- America. Mr. Brush says miners maintain that the best guarantee The highest monthly meen was 79.8 degrees, Peterson; in section 12, township 27, night and Thursday; slightly to- the conven- Minneapolis against prices range 24 3,732 JEWELER. men of the white pine association. cooler tion was one of the most interesting and has extreme at New Ulm. night. for coal in case the is able to master The highest temperature Oscar J. Smith to James C. Wilson; 110 Quaranty Loan, instructive ever held and speaks en- trust recorded during lot 6, block 7, B. S. Wright's addition. 1,350 Ground Floor. thusiastically of the situation here, is the immense quanti- the month was 110 degrees, at New London, STAFF MADE UP Weather Conditions. the treatment accorded lignite brought Detroit Light and Land company to the visitors by Deroit's men. ty of that can be to Minne- on the 20th and 24th. Christine Wilson; lots 18 and 19, block business apolis from comparatively nearby points. The monthly Sew Snrgeon and Adjutant Chosen It is warmer than it was yesterday A new plan was adopted in the meet- lowest mean was 63.8, at Two 19, Whitcomb's subdivision 1,300 morning in the Ohio valley, lower lake re- ing this year, Mr. says: Lignite has made the most progress in Harbors. William Robson and wife to Patrick J. Judge Harrison has denied the motion for at Soldiers' Home. Brush Prizes In western The lowest Kinnane; lot 33, block 19, Forest new trial asked by the plaintiff in the case of• gion and northern Minnesota. There have were left out entirely and the work of the Dakotas. North Dakota temperature was 35 degrees on trustees of light there are many towns which burn little the Bth, at Tower. Heights addition 1,260 E. L. Reed and others against the city of The action of the the Sol- been scattered showers during the the convention and of the individual mem- Peter I. Peterson to Martha M. A. Anoka. diers' home yesterday in the matter of ap- past twenty-four hours in southern bers was of other kinds of coal. It has made cheap The greatest daily range of temperature Mahoney; Min- made educational and not com- for farmers in was 47 degrees lot 28, block 2, Queen ave- pointments was as outlined in The nesota and northern Michigan. The petitive. The results were much fuel the who have located on the Bth, at Tower. nue addition 800 of yesterday. following more western part of the state and they Journal The weather is clear this morning in Man- satisfactory than under the old arrange- the PRECIPITATION. Christ Stadem and wife to Andrew will have charge of the institution dur- itoba, the Dakotas ment. appreciate it. The extension of the Soo The average precipitation of 69 stations J. and Anna Daline; lot 24, Eggle- and Minnesota, with the The best work submitted was in territory in- was 3.33 inches, ston's ing the next two years: temperatures from 58 degrees to 66 de- artistic effects, style line into South Dakota will or about 0.29 below the aver- rearrangement 1,500 James Compton, commandant, succeeds after the of the old crease consumption lignite in that age for the state. Benjamin F. Brown et al. to Frederick who grees. A low pressure area is evidently masters, and the general line of the of himself. studio state. The Soo has been a good friend to The greatest monthly precipitation was Dumas; lot 7, block 1, Green's first A dire you going advancing from the Gulf into the lower work was above the average. L.. F. McKusick of Stillwater, adjutant, A most lignite 12.08 inches, at New addition 6,500 who Mississippi valley. The pressure is high interesting exhibit was made by a New coal. Folden. Alex McKay and wife to James H. succeeds Frank J. Mead. in The greatest 24-hour precipitation was 6.44 Dwryea; 30, block 9, \u25a0to the extreme northwest and on the At- York photographer of a large number inches, Folden, lot Forest school i Fred Straub, quartermaster, who succeeds lantic coast. of negatives of at New on the 2d. Heights 1,000 New York city taken NOT SO ENTHUSIASTIC Home Insurance company James himself. . —T. S. Outram, Section Director. in 1851 and recently to Dr. F. E. surgeon, accidentally found Higbee; part lot 11, auditor's subdi- 1 this fall? Blssel of Lltchfleld, who Phillips, tbe Corn King, and His by the artist in an old trunk in the at- HAD NO CONFERENCE vision No. 2 7,000 succeeds Dr. O. S. Pine. Maximum Temperature. tic < L. P. Smith, of his house. They were almost per- "Biff Bank" Scheme. Katharine B. Van Twyl and husband to || Ifso,you cannot do chaplain, re-elected. fect, showing W. A. Clark Talks of Reported Meet- James F. Hoel; lot 5, block first George M. Lamphere of St. Paul, secretary Maximum temperatures for the twenty- that the photographers of George H. Phillips, the corn king, has \ attend ending to-day: half a century ago something Ins "With Harriman division, Remington Park 700 || better than the of the board, re-elected. four hours at 8 a. m. knew about not the enthusiasm for a big farmers' Men. John A. Reynolds and wife to Albin Upper Mississippi Valley— .. their work. There were about 1,100 mem- displayed few ago New York, Aug. Minneapolis present bank that he a months 14.—The Tribune says Carlson; lots 5 and 6, block 40, Rem- 90 La Crosse 84 bers from every state in .the following Minneapolis that Senator A. ington^s third addition 400 Davenport 92 St. Louis 92 union. The immediately his W. Clark of Montana who Lake next convention will be held speech outlining his plan for such an insti- is in this city has contradicted a report Thomas H. Houston and wife to Alberc CREMATED IN HIS CELL Region— In 1902 at Buffalo. Benham; In section 18, township 120, 1MINNESOTA Buffalo tution. Northwesterners who have dis- that he conferred with representatives 82 Port Arthur 72 of mnge 23 5,000 Prisoner at Good Thunder Detroit 84 Sault Ste. Marie. .82 cussed matter Phillips since his E. H. Harriman in Chicago, Started a Marquette the with that there has Emma K. Carlson and husband to 74 Eseanaba 80 recent trouble say that, while he still been an agreement by which the southern Emma A. Houston; 8, 1, \u25a0 SCHOOL OF Fire in the Jail. CAN THEY FIND IT? lot block Milwaukee 88 Green Bay 88 favors the plan, the interest he displays branch of the Oregon Short line will be Powderhorn Park addition, etc 3,000 Minn., Aug. Rell, Chicago 84 Duluth 80 Two Minneapolis Mankato. 14.—Fred Houghton 76 Women Say They is not what it was. turned over to him, and that Union Pacific Nine minor deeds 18 whose parents are believed to reside in Are Heirs Phillips' plan was to organize a big opposition to the construction of his rail- Northwest Territory— to S. Falls Property. Total, twenty-six deeds |35,125 W
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