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5 Nl THE MINNEAPOLIS TRIBUNE SUNDAY, JANUARY 4. 1903. BROTHER AS vy TTa TT "arT A -VT LN. Scott HOT DEAD; JUST FAINTED CORONER RECEIVtS A IIIRRV-IH THE MINNESOTA LESSON FOR CONDUCTOR THE AVENGER 'AN 8 TRUST COMPANY BIT SECONP RJSG Or THE 4 Nights and Starting Wednes. Mat.

Sunday, Jan. 4 TELEPHONE SETS ALL HIS MIS GIViGS AT REST. 313 Nlooltt Avenus, Minneapolis. Wm. Ehlen, Recently Married, JACOB LITT 54 Production, Interurban Autocrat Attempts to Put Little Girl Off His Car.

Capital fully paid. $500,000 Surplus $100,000 Undivided Profits $30,800 Mrs. C. W. Mower.

53 Twelfth street south, thrown almost into a state of hysteria by the sudden fainting of a woman roomer In her house at 2 o'clock yesterday morning, aroused the police department into unusual activity, besides Charged With Bigamy by John Crogan. THE This Company Allow Interest on Deposits as Follows: SEARCH FOR EVIDENCE CETS KNOCKED DOWN getting Coroner Williams and Deputy Coroner Murphy from their beds. Yesterday morning shortly after 2 o'clock. Mrs. Mower called up police headquarters.

"There Is a dead woman at my house. Send the coroner at once." oa daily balance, aubject to check. 2X on monthly balance, aubject to check. Claims ttie Accused Man Married 3 Coroner Williams was aroused and told Passengers Insist On His Leav oa ix month certificate of deposit. of the occurrence, and be In turn turned 3J on twelve months certificate deposit the matter over to Deputy Murpby, who was awakened from a sound sleep.

His Sister in Iowa Three Years Ago. ing the Car When It Reaches Midway Station. 1 INTEREST BBQIN8 OIN DAY of DEPOSIT Coroner Williams had Just returned to That Amazed. Thrilled and Delighted all Chicago by its Realisil and Maguitude, Playing to Overflowing Houses for IS Weeka. his bed and was snoozing Into another leep, while Deputy Murpby was frantical 11 SUMPTUOUS Ofirt DaamI a I in THOROUQHBRED HORiES.

ly trying to get Into his clothes, when a second telephone call aroused tbe coroner. II SCENES. kUU i IU DltttSCTORSi M. a KOON, F. M.

PRINCB. r. B. SEMPLE. A.

M. KEITH. A conductor on an Interuran car, 1 The night desk sergeant Informed bim 3. E. BELL, T.

A. CHAMBERLAIN W. R. CRAT, li. S.

OIIXr.TTE. E. A. MERKIL.U William Ehlen, a local clgarmaker, and Miss Mary Shief of St. Paul, obtained a license to marry from tbe county clerk F.

O. WINBTON. E. P. WEULES.

F. J. LYMAN. OEOfWJK Hl'HN, H. L.

MOORE. J. M. MARTIN. that the woman was not dead, but had Just fainted away.

The deputy was notified 8. CAROILi THE GREATEST RACE EVER STAGED Prices, Nights, to ll.SO; Matinee 2io to Jl.Ou W. A. DURST. at St.

Paul Nov. 26. Shortly after the of the sudden change of affairs just as ce was leaving tbe bouse. couple were married, It Is claimed, by Rev. John J.

Jergen and are now living Mrs. Mower seemed very sensitive over in Minneapolis, wjilthj left Minneapolis about 4 o'clock last evenlDg, had an experience Just before his car reached the Midway barns which he will remember for several days, at least while his black eye lasts. For a time It looked as if there would be a riot on the car. and it was only the coolness of one of the passengers which prevented tbe conductor from being more roughly handled. He left the car at Mid tbe affair yesterday.

"1 didn't know what I wag doing, John -Cregan. 319 Washlngtoa avenue south, claims that William Ehlen Is still A. Plomer, the Fifth precinct police station, has received word announcing tbe promotion of bla old army comrade. the lawful husband of his sister, Mrs. guess.

I was so excited. I was alone In the house with the woman when she fainted and I naturally thought sbe bad Syllabic Shorthand 3 Nights and Beginning Sat. Matinee Thursday, Jan. WAGENIIA1VS KEMPER PRESENT Anna Crogan Ehlen, and In taking to hlm- Edward S. Past, wbo wai a sergeant In self another wife he la placing himself the First Minnesota.

Sergeant Past was liable to punishment on the charge of died. Shortly after I began to work over her. however, she revived. I am awfully College, I way, and another conductor finished bis bigamy, untll recently superintendent of the na sorry tnat 1 caused the coroner any in Crogan, ever since be heard of the convenience, but truly I was very fright ened." reported marriage a. few days ago, has run.

Soon after the car crossed the Wash; Ington avenue bridge on Its way to St left nothing unturned to search out tbe tional cemetery at Grafton, W. Va. Ha has been promoted from tbe fourth to the 'first class and placed In charge of tbe cemetery at Andersonvllle, Ga. RURAL FREE DELIVERY. G.

Gutter- couple and endeavor to ascertain the facts 0) 5) H. S. EASTMAN MISSING Paul an elderly woman with two little girls got on the car. One of the' girls was 7 or 8 years old and the other 5 In tbe case. He has reqeusted the Ram sey county officials that they furnish him or 6.

She tendered two fares for pas-. 501-3-5 Dayton Building, WUb tbelr patrons and friends a Happy Mew Tear. Shorthand la forty days or tuition rtfonied. Call and aee na in our, elegant new home. sage, when the conductor accepted- It son, who Is connected with the rural free a duplicate of the marriage certificate delivery of tbe postofflce department.

Is legalizing the marriage of Ehlen and Miss in the city to carry out some of the Shlef as soon as It is filed by the offlclat-extenslons which have been recommend- I Ing minister. The last time Crogan was and asked her for Whom she was paying. -SAUMMBO WIFE SAYS HE HAS SOT BEEX SEES OR HEARD FROM SICE FRIDAY AFTERSOOX. in St. Paul the certificate bad not yet She replied that nhe was paying htjr own fare and that of the larger girl.

The conductor declared that another fare was due for the other child, to which the woman in Stanislaus atange's Thrilling Romantic Tragedy, been filed ed for Hennepin county. The county Is now served by thirty routes which covers tbe country districts better than In any other county except that of A few changes will be made In "My sister, Mrs. Ehlen, does not know anything about tbe marriage of her hug band yet," said Crogan last evening, "but the routes which will enable carriers to 1 1 am going to follow tbe matter to the 1 fi leave mall closer to tbe homes In soma end and bring Justice down upon Ehlen If portions of tbe rural districts, where I possibly can. My sister Is now living CITY IN BRIEF complaints are now made on account of happily wltb friends In La Croeee, Wis. distances.

and I don't want to let ber know anything H. S. Eastman, 3414 Harriet avenue, has not been seen or heard from since Friday afternoon and his family has asked tbe police to search for him. Mrs. Eastman Is mystified over the strange occurrence and feels that foul play alone could keep her husband away.

Late Friday afternoon Eastman left tbe office of C. A. P. Turner in the Phoenix building, where be is employed as a draughtsman, to go to the public library. Since he has not been.

about it until I succeed In turning Ehlen SOCIALIST MEETING P. J. 0. Carrier over to Justice. DIED TUB MOST GORGEOUS EPECT ACI.B OF TBI YBAK Hiilgii' Accompanied by Ca'tM and other well known ayers demurred, declaring that she had never been called on to pay for the child, as she was only 5 years old.

"You must pay for both or get off the car," declared the concuctor. "The child won't be 6 years old until next July, and I won't pay fare for her," protested the woman. "Then you must get off the car," replied the conductor. "I have paid my fare and I won't get oft the car." replied the woman resolutely. "You may put the child off it you want to." "All I'll put her said the conductor.

''Come little girl'." He grasped the child's arm and began leading her down the aisle toward the doorv All the passengers In the car had been 4 attracted to the controversy between the conductor and the woman, and many of them started from their seats win speak at'46 rourtn street soum ai p. m. today; subject, and i MADAME BOYD Offers her remaining' imnorted fawns, waists and coats at William Ehlen and Miss Crogan were married tn Iowa, the brother says, nearly four years ago, and up to a year ago they bad lived together In Mason City, Iowa. Trouble rose between them. She went to visit friends at several points TREAT FOR -MUSIC LOVERS CHARLES SMITH ANDREWS.

1 Charles Smith Andrews, a well-known lawyer of the southern part of the city and member of the real estate firm of Nlgg ft Andrews, died suddenly at his home, 1400 Franklin avenue east, at 2 a. m. Seat Sale Opens Monday, Jan. 5ih. Prims, Nights, "Oo to il.SO; Matinee to ILM.

greatly' reduced prices until Jan. 10, Vlt in Wisconsin, finally stopping In La Crosse. He came to the Twin Cities, COMING JANUARY 11, 12. 13, 14: avenue. STOLE A COAT.

A sneak thief entered Since August Ehlen has been employed Ole Theobald, Violinist, to Appear la Minneapolis About Jan. IB. in ii ADBLAIDB as a cigar maker in a local cigar factory Her AT COZY Mr. Andrews had been ailing for sev Tbe St. Paul county officials have be THI IDCTHIV New eral days but did not consider himself a a awfej I'lay.

come Interested In the alleged case of bigamy, and steps are being taken to ascertain whether or not Mr. Crogan seriously 111. He awoke durlug the early morning hours and arose. eat Sal Begins Thursday. January sth.

JAN. lb 16 17 I'RIMROSE A. LOC'KSTADlR MINSTRELS. Mrs. Andrews stepped out for a few story of a second marriage Is true, minute and returned to find him deaA In the meantime a sharp lookout Is being Coroner Williams viewed the remains maintained for Eblen decided that death was due to Crogan learned of the marriage of tbe Lovers of music will be given a rare treat Jan.

15, when the celebrated Norwegian violinist. Professor Ole. will inaugurate his first western tour. In this city. Professor Theobaldi Is a pupil of 01 Bull and uses one rare violin that ence belonged to that great master.

All over the world Theobaldi is known as the "wizard of the violin." and be has no equal on this "Instrument. He Is also the greatest living Interpreter of nature and his Imitations of the rustling of the leaves, the sounds of tbe waterfall and Mr. Andrews was 58 years of age and couple about two weeks ago through a for 40 years had lived In Minnesota. He woman friend who Is acquainted with both parties to the marriage. He does not was native of New York.

For 14 years he had been a resident of Minneapolis Week Commenc-iug Matinee. Today at 2:30. Tonight at 8:15. believe there can be any mistake as to when they saw the conductor about to carry out his Near the door a men sprang from bis seat, and as soon as the conductor came within reach a mas-slve fist was planted squarely between his eyes. The conductor measured his length on the floor, carrying the child with him.

The child began to scream In terror, and all the men In the car sprang forward to take a hand In the By that time the car had reached the first stop west of the Midway barns, and loud demands were made to put the conductor off the car. It was then that a dignified gentleman took charge. "Just be patient, gentlemen," he pleaded. "I'll see that this man gets all that's coming to him." TBI-J si laatisy JK'i LITT.ltSS-t THE? t. HAYS.

and bad quite an extensive acquaintance. the Identity of either of them. He was a Mason of high degree and at one time held a Judgeship. He Is survived REMARKABLE GROWTH the borne of T. E.

Hargraves, 920 Fifth avenue south, Friday eventng and walked off with an overcoat. FOR SALE Lady's Russian sjulrrel Jacket. Made to order by Ransom Morton. Just finished. Change of plana.

.131. Hth st. Flat 1. 1 MEMORIAL SERVICE Memorial servicer for the late Miss Abbls Judson will be beld this eventng, at Masonic Temple, by tbe Progressive Spiritualist society. PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

Tbs Product Exchange will bold Its annual meeting Tuesday, Jan. (. Tbe past year has bees prosperous one for tbe members of tbs exchange. SOCIALIST MEETING W. B.

Hammond wlU speak on "Social Evolution" a the meeting of the Socialist Labor party tbts afternoon at. 8 o'clock, at 36 Wash-lngtonavenue south. OFFICERS INSTALLED The officers of Nicollet Lodge No. 46, K. were Installed New Year's night by Deputy Orand Chancellor W.

J. Chapman. A banquet and general good time for tbe members and visitors present followed tbe in I the singing of birds Is nothing short of CHAS. II. YA1VE AND SIDNEY R.

ELUS PRESENT OF A SAVINCS BANK marvelous, Tne compositions of Faganinl and Ole Bull are bis favorites. Theobaldi is a Norwegian by birth and In appearance Is a regular Viking, being six feet three inches tall. He has played loi Or The Three Hundred ana Fifty Per Cent lo4 Tup Increase in One Year. In all the larger cities of Europe and the east and the different monarcbs have honored him with gifts, orders and medals. The late President McKInley was a great admirer of this celebrated artist who had the honor to play several times SCEMCiLLY BEWILDERING, Eli t'THICALLY MaRVnlOCS; COMKAUY SIDB 9PLITT11SO, MUSICALLY DELIGHTFUL, ECTACULAKLY DAZZLIKO When the ear reached tbe barns the conductor, the motorman and the dignified gentleman got off the car.

It only took a minute or two, and when tbe car resumed Its trip a new conductor was ringing up fares and tbe elderly woman was quieting tbe little girl. "CAUGHT ON BEHIND" SLOW GOING PLUMBER in tor tne president. by bis widow and two sons. The funeral will take place from tbe family residence at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon. Interment at Lake wood.

R. CLARK. At an early hour Saturday morning R. R. Clark quietly passed on to Join tbe great majority.

For many years Mr. Clark was an active member of the firm of Carver, Young A Clark, sash, door and blind company. He was widely known and highly respected In business circles of Minneapolis and tbe Northwest generally. Mr. Clark's death comes as a great shock to his many friends, as his Illness was of short duration, death coming swiftly and almost without warning.

He leaves a widow and one 6on, Dr. E. J. Clark. The funeral services will be held at the family residence, 701 Bradford avenue, tomorrow at 2 p.

m. DWIGHT BUSH NELL. Dwtght Bushnell died suddenly of heart disease In his bed at 222 Mackubln street, St. Paul, Friday night. He retired at his usual hour and did not complain of feeling ill.

Mr. Bushnell was born In Vermont sixty-eight years ago, and had resided In St. Taul nearly twenty years. FUNERAL OF EMERY R. BROWN.

Adam Hannah, treasurer of The Savings Bank of Minneapolis, Bank of Commerce Building says: "The deposits of this bank have Increased 350 per cent tbe past year. Of course, we cannot hope to keep this up, but Judging from the growth of similar banks, we may have 11,000,000 deposits within four years. I account for the Increase by the fact tbat people are getting over the notion that 3 per cent Is the very best Interest tbat a well managed savings bank can afford to pay." LOOKS TO BE A GREAT SUCCESS Good tor Railway Trackige, The land known as lots 2 and 23, Auditor's sub-dlvtslon 34, lying between Twenty-seventh and Twenty-ninth avenues northeast and the Northern Pacific and Great Northern tracks, and comprising about forty-five acres, was recently sold to Charles M. Way. The consideration named was 31.

but some years ago the land was considered very valuable for mill sites or railway trackage. The land has a frontage of 1,100 feet on the Northern Pacific and for available trackage Is unexcelled. My sympathies went out for the poor little urchin that passed by me en a "dead run" the other day through drifts of snow to "catch on behind" a pair of bobs that were fully a block in advance of where I was, but before tbey had gone another block be bad caught on, and was, no doubt, contemplating a good long ride down town, but was doomed to disappoint stallation. MIDNIGHT MISSIONARY Tom Macltey. midnight missionary, will be at tbe Christian Workers' mission, 29 Wsshlng-ton avenue north, at the noon hour between 13 and 1 o'clock.

Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday of this week. REMEMBERS HIS ORDERLY Patrolman Albert Czala, who has served as clerk and orderly in the mayor's office during the past two years, was presented NEXT WEEK MR. ROBERT B. IV! A TE LL ment, as tho rig stopped In front of a residence, when the boy had not secured Lasrilsen Malt Co.

Already Doing a Proaperona Baaineaa. more than a rod or so of ride. When I came up to the rig the boy was with handsome pipe by Acting Mayor patiently waiting for the driver to come Jones yesterday. The gift was In recognition of the officer's faithful service. PUBLIC INSTALLATION Hermlon out and proceed on his trip.

1 tnougni this would be a good chance for mo to get a free ride, the first of the winter, and at the same time save my legs and renew Trying to Locate Parents. Bert Hastings, well known In this city, died recently at Little Rock. after a sickness of four weeks in a hospital In that city. It Is not known where Mr. Hasings' parents reside and his frlenda are attempting to locate them, Mr.

Hastings' father formerly resided In Den- ver. and any one who can give any Information as to his relatives will confer a favor by notifying George E. Byers, 101 First avenue south. Tbe funeral of Emery R. Brown, son of Lodge No.

18, Knights of Pythias, have LYCEUM BACK TO THE The Theater For Homt Folk Dr. R. S. Brown, will take place from St arranced for a nubile Installation of. the Peter's A.

M. E. church, Tenth avenue Lauritzen Malt Company, incorporated last summer, bave now completed their new modern plant, which Is tn full operation and already doing a prosperous business. Big loads of tbe new health drink, Dr. Lauritzen's Health Table Malt, is dally seen delivered all over the city and by a talk with its manager we.

are Informed that their goods have already been shipped to all the surrounding states, even to New York city. Many drug stores bave it for sale, where also orders are and Twenty-second street east, this sewy elected officers Monday In the lodge' parlors at the Masonic Temple. A mostca! and literary program will also be a feature of tbe evening, AH brothers and their ladlea are Invited. afternoon at 3 o'clock. MRS.

MARY Mrs. Mary C. Ortte, widow of John Ortte, died Friday night. Funeral will GIRL MISSING. The police have been Week Starting TONIGHT, 4 1 The Ferris Stock Co.

Will return to their own home in a magnificent production of notified to look for Laura 15 years Sbe left- her home at Blooming take place Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence, 1207 Marshall street Elect A. Jones President. The Union Veterans' league held its annual election of officers last evening. The following officers were elected: President, A. L.

Jones; secretary, N. H. Nelson; treasurer, B. F. Ward.

The election of the vice-presidents was referred to a committee to report at the next meeting. PRACNA GOES Frank Pracna, one of the chief deputies In the office of the taken for. cases of thirty-six bottles, which only cost 32.25 a case. A new medicinal e'x tract tonic is coming on tbe market within a few days which, through Dr. Laurit2en's experience; experiments and effort has developed to the most valuable and nutritious malt preparation which In taste exceeds all others, and which In quality fully comes up to and even excels the well known and highly recommended imported malt extract, which is sold at my youth talking with 'the kid.

After sitting there for fifteen minutes, swinging our legs from the rear ot the bobs, iu bllssftll contentment, at the same ii.me keeping our ears on the alert for tbe coming of the driver, wbo at tbat moment was seen approaching the bobs In his shirt sleeves, I made bold to accost him as follows: "'Good morning, frlendi' Thought I'd Join the kid and get a ride down town with you, if you, have no objections." "Certainly not, not! I'll be ready to 'heave. ahead' In about an hour. Got a bad freeze up here In tho building and It will take fully this time to thaw-out the pipes allow me to disturb you a moment while I get out Ibat coll of lead pipe and ray blow-pipe, and don't get Impatient if I do not show'up in an hour, and If you get cold pull that extra horse blanket over you that you will find on the sent," Thus saying he sauntered Into the house while the kid bounced off with the fleet-ness of a deer, to catch on behind a load of wood that was going at a snail pace In the opposite dlrectlcn from what I was while slid ungracefully and sheepishly out of the rig and renewed my Journey down to my office only fifteen minutes later than usual. FELIX. See the Lightning' Prairie to visit her sister at the Owa-tonna state school, and after leaving the train In that city disappeared.

She has a dark complexion and was well dressed. Another girl of the same age accompanied ter-: i GOUDRBAU 1 ARRAIGNED. Charlea Goudreau, who was arrested the early part of the week on charge of procuring a pension by fraudulent methods and entered a plea of not guilty, was arraigned before Commissioner H. S. Abbott yesterday and waived examlna- Hon.

He will be tried at the March term county auditor, left for his new position with the state auditor. Mr. Scott has ap 'Hitch-tit' pointed Ben Johnson, of the Seventh ward, to a position in his office and Dro- northeast. MBS. JANETA OLSON.

-The funeral of Mrs. Janet OUon, who died Saturday at her home, 3207 Eighteenth avenue south, will take place Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the First Congregational church, Sixteenth avenue and Lake street south. HENRY OLSON. Tbe funeral of Henry Olson, who died Jan. 2, aged 12 years, will take place this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the residence, 2113 Fifth street south.

Interment will be at Layman's cemetery. CHARLES Charles D. Mousso died yesterday at his borne, 409 Central avenue. Tbe funeral will take place tomorrow at 9 o'clock from the French Catholic church. motlons will fill the place vacated by Mr.

by Crack rracna. THROUGH BIO WINDOW Fire A valuable borse belonging a local firm of men utHH'rs, wnue neing tried out early last evening on Waahlng-ton avenue north In a llKht racing rlgr, broke away from the driver, and. after rlddln Itself of tho sulky, dashed ALARM of court. CASE FOR ORAND JURY. After walv.

ing examination In tbe police court, V. C. Zlerath was held to the grand Jury, ball being fixed at $750. 'Zlerath was arrested at his home several days ago and quautlty of alleged stolen property found tn bis possession. He Is accused "by R.

A. Jefferson wltb stealing a quantity of Jewelry from him Deo. 18. GIVEN ANOTHER CHANCE. Gertrude much higher prices, on account of freight and transportation.

This new malt preparation, made under Dr. Lauritzen's personal supervision. Is of great interest to the public and especially In temperance circles, inasmuch as they are strictly non-intoxicating. Dr. Lauritzen seems to bave solved the question, "What to drink as many people have objections to narcotic, Intoxicating and Injurious stimulants now In use for want of anything better.

People find Dr. Lauritzen's Health Table Malt not only a palatable beverage, most beneficial for the health, but a most delicious drink, which can be given with impunity even to weak and feeble children. Being non-lntoxlcating, the Introduction of this new health drink should be looked upon as a blessing to the community. Scores of orders are coming In dally and large numbers of testimonials are in Dr. Lauritzen's possession, which strongly enough speak of the merits and success of this new Minneapolis Institution.

madly toward Third avenue. At Third avenue the animal plunged headlong Into the large plate glass window of the Nichols Shepard Imprement hous. The entire window wus ruined andi the horse van badly cut and SOME TASTY WINDOWS oruisea. ureal excitement was caused In the store, which was filled with a number of purchasers at the time. Prices IP, 25, 5Cc.

Souvenir Matinee Tuesday MEK JAN. II Woman Against Woman." Handsome Display of All-White Good Made by the Sew Store. BtrRGI.AR8 STEAL OVERCOATS. Burglars broke In the front door of Mrs. Ooldle Kpstctn's store at 211 Washington ave- Gerblg, aged 14, was In the police court nue north last night at Li o'clock, and stole nve overcoais Desines two watches and a re charged with Incorrigibility by her mother, Mrs.

Addle Gerblg. The testimony hewed that the girl was unmanageable. Judge Holt advised the use of the rod, and told the mother to try It again. Gertie was placed on probation tor three months. volver.

Hergt. Ulnaberg and Patrolmen Funis and Cu'Vr. who heard the crash of glaae as the froi door was broken In, gave chas as scon as the thief could be located in the dense TEACHERS' CLUB COURSE. Albert W. Kelsey THE WEATHER.

WARHIXGTOV, Jan. 4. Forecast for Sunday and Monday: Mlnnetota Fnow and warmer Sunday; Monday fair, fresh south winds, shifting- to went. South Dakotar-Fulr and colder In western portion Sunday. North Dakota Fair Sunday and Monday.

Iowa Fair, colder Monday. Wisconsin Snow Sunday and Monday; fresh southwest winds. Untied States Department of Agriculture, Weather Bureau, Observer's Office, Minneapolis. Jan. JWJ.

Observations taken at 1 o'clock p. 90th meridian time: Maximum temperature 22 Minimum temperature 17 Pally ranc of temperature 6 Iially mean temperature 20 Temperature at time of observation 17 Direction of wind fprevalllna). northwest: fog. The overooats were dropped by the thief, alihouKh he retained th other property. The The Savings Bank RETAINS HIS OLD DEPUTIES cincftrs were unable to follow the, burglar owing rill Lecture on OF- 10 mo xog.

FOR MEN At the Y. M. C. A. this Coroner Hi afternoon Thomas Mackey, of tbe Star Minneapolis.

Williams Reappoints Old Assistant. rrnna Mlulnn. nf rhlrairo will address the usual men's meeting. Miss Albertson, "THE CITY OF THE FUTURE" FUtLY aLtT3TRAlEB. FIRST BAPTIST FRIDAY, Jan.

o. Reserved Seats on sale, Metropolitan Nuilf Co. Prices, 50o and I.OO. tba mission singer, wno is assisting Mr. DKTECT1VE IS ROBBED.

Detective Stavlo'a room at UH4 Fifth street souJt was entered about 9 o'clock last evening by iurglax and property valued at about iii, besides about one hundred pictures of convict prisoners were stolen. Besides these one colt revolver, one pair of handcuffs, four razors and a suit of clothes were taken. Mackey In his work in this city, wll ha nrasent to render a number of hen weather, cloudy: morning-, partly cloudv: aft- beautiful Gospel songs. Mr. Mackey will emoon, clear; vain or melted snow during past Open Saturday, 3rd January, and Monday, Sth January, till 8 m.

Dspu.lt of 1100 or multiples thereof left a year get 6 per cent Interest. bet-Inning January 1st. The Certlrtratea are a first Hen on certain absolute seourltle. set aside for thulr rnlcmp-tlon. The BavInK' VnnV.

of Minneapolis, 107 Fourth St. So. ADAM HANNAH, Treasurer. twenty-four hours. T.

take as his subject. "All Men." T. S. OUTRAM, Observer. United States Department of Agriculture.

Weather Uureau. Obaevatlon taken at I p. Tittt meridian time at all stations: THE GREAT KIMBALL HOUSE The Majestic Oak Spring; From a Little Acorn. Coroner Williams has reappointed his staff of deputies, their work having been eminently satisfactory during the past two years. The coroner begins his, second term this week and his appointees will accordingly hold They are Dr.

Charles M. Klstler Dr. W. B. Murphy and Dr.

Harry Irvine. The county commissioners have the appointment of tbe morgue keeper. Tbe present Incumbent, W. A. Lovejoy, has proved himself a capable official.

However, It is stated that the 'board of com-mtsloners Intend to pay a political debt by naming a man from South Minneapolis. Press Claim of R. H. Johnson. A large delegation of labor representa tVa THE STUDIO OF Lawranca A.

Mclvor fi Co Interior Decorators and Furnishers, Has been removed to 33 South Seventh Between Nicollet and a s. AMBULANCE PROBLEM Dr. Hall, health commissioner, will attempt to have the- present detects In tbe ambulance system 'rectified. His Idea Is to have a small' building near the city hospital in which to bouse the ambulances, and to have the board of charities and corrections purchase horses and care for them there. Having two ambulances would always keeD one on hand when one was out vsad would do awav with all delay.

GETS A PROMOTION. Lieutenant R. STATION. 2 Fa is': White, white as the driven snow whit-er by far than any snow now resting upon the bosom of Minneapolis are the windows of the New Store. By this It Is not meant literally that tbe windows themselves are white, but that the magnificent showing of linens, muslins, corsets, muslin underwear, corset covers, skirts, night robes, laces, draperies, bedspreads, shirts, night shirts, within are all of one tone dead white and so well has the work of trimming been done that, though there is not a single primary color, or even tint, along tbe entire front, the eye is relieved by passing from one window to another, due to tbe nice taste used' in the selection and arrangement ot goods.

Especially has artistic effect been secured in the case of the window containing the spinning wheel girl; above, below and on both sides of the figure, to the front, dainty, snowy napkins, doilies and centerpieces are- twisted and hung, tbe whole having a likeness to some huge, white, symmetrical bush with bursting buds at the twig ends. At the bark of the window In the center sits tbe figure busily engaged In spinning, while the wheel turns and the spindle rotates as In good old revolutionary times. It Is a very pretty display, and one that even a casual observer cannot help adtntrlng, while to tbe 'experienced eye It represents hours of careful planning and pains, taking labor. The whole display. Indeed.

Is a credit to Messrs. Evans, Munzer, Pickering A and in keeping with their fixed policy of presenting only the best things. IMPROVEMENT BONDS. The committee on municipal affairs of the Commer-elal club met to discuss tbe problem re-garding the bonds voted upon at the last election for the improvement of streets. Tbe validity ot these bonds are In th same position a those for school purposes, and It will be necessary to have a special act passed by th legislature ts aaas tat ots sails, DEWEY THEATED.

All Week. Coromenclnff Inr A. MATIMKK J. ml A. Mitinea.polls M)ortiead Clear NWI Pt Cloudy SBl tives, Including some of the best known union men, railed on the city attorney again yesterday to -press the claim of 22 11 24 Duluth NW it Fucanaba, Mien Cloudy NW The Savings Bank PRICKS- IOC 20c 30c Paiqnet 50c Assistant City Attorney Herman F.Johnson for reappointment.

Mr. Johnson suc K- Huron, H. 1 Cloudy Ths Famous London Belles Extravaganza Company Bit Acts. Orand Choi J. Secure Seats Early.

As Minneapolis boasts of a branch of the great piano house of Kimball, tbe following clipping from a Chicago paper will doubtless prove of Interest to many of our readers: "The progress of the W. W. Kimball establishment during nearly half a century Is part of the history of the growth and development of the city of Chicago. The flrat Kimball factory was a structure of considerable proportions, but nothing compared to the present Immense structure, without an equal in the universe, The great W. W.

Kimball factories are marvels tn their way. It Is Impossible In the space at our disposal In this issue to go Into details about the manufacturing facilities of the Kimball establishment. But It may be Imagined how great they are when we state that they are equal to any two ot the largest Institutions of the kind In existence. The W. W.

Kimball Co. Is progressive corporation, wltb a high standard of achievement, an ambition to overshadow every competitor, and an energy tbat will enable them to bold that l'erre, 8, Snow SKI -OF- ceeded E. Walte as prosecutor In tbe nismarck. N. Snow .02 The Savings.

Bank Minneapolis. 22, 4 30 2 Ml 3 J'f EMC Wllllston, N. Clear NW Helena, Mont Clear Havre, Mont Ft Cloudy Mile City. Mont Cloudy NW police court last August. FRENCH SOCIETY At the meeting of the Society St.

Jean Baptists, held Friday evening at the A. O. U. W. hall, Winnipeg, Can Cloudy HK Mtnnedof Can Cloudy SK Lu' Anpellc, SW 44 Mi 12 m- 4 is 4 8 as 1 24 Minneapolis.

Open Saturday, 3rd January, and Monday, Mh January, till 8 p. m. Deixolts of or multiple, thereof left a year rt rr cent it wrest b-' dinning January let. The UtllniAl a Hrat lien nn certa'n atouluU securities set aside for their rlei. tlon.

The Savins Jlank of 101 Fourth St. So. ADAM UAMKAat, Treasurer. the officers tor the ensuing year were elected and a very excellent musical and literary program was rendered. The fol 8k J-'l Open faturday, 3rd January, and Monday, fcth January, till 8 p.

m. Ixputlis of tlto or multiples thereof left year set i per cent Interest inning January int. Th Certificate are a first lien on certain absolutu -0ruleH set aside for their redemption. The Savings bank nf Minneapolis, Fourth Wt, 80. A DAM HANNAH, Ttaurr.

Ml lowing officers were Installed: Solomon Swift Current, Can Coar Medicine Hat, Can Clear Cilltary. Can 1't. Cloudy Kamlnop. Can Cloudy Edmonton, Cloudy Hattlnford. Cloudy Prlnoe Albert, Can, Cloudy T2nlifrna a Trace.

12 (I 24 2 To Attend I'onfe-ntlon E. A. Forr, corrnpondlna secretary ot the Moore Carving Machine company, this city, left last evening for Orand Rapids. whsrs hs wlU attend tas anauaj soarssUca st rsmUur Baiiactoqsrs. Cyr, president; A.

orignon, vice-president; N. L'Herault, recording secretary; J. O. Felix, corresponding secretary; J. .80 commanding position with comparative Oratton, treasurer; E.

J. L'Herault, li ssaiMNIiaMlsssMaums Section Director. T- D. I'liirLABl, brarian. saaa.

Minneapolis, Jan. I. Uui, a TV.