The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-04-16
CHICAGO.
The Worlds Fair City as Viewed by
The Appeal Man.
Compilation OF Number Of Happen.
0Es among tho Afro-Americans
81 the Second City OF this
Glorious Union.

the city.
Olive Baptist Church will have special
service Easter Sunday.
See Mr.. Pope at the Misht Clothing
\ Parlors 1853 Clark street.
What caused SO many ladies to faint in
linn Chapel Church last Sunday night?
Vow that spring is here it is hoped
tllGs wei viii have less sickness in our
city.
John B. French is getting up COM
pany to play Lied Astray." Just the
thing for Johnnie.
A reward is offered for some person
who il not going in business before or
during the Worlds Fair.
Miss Halle @. Brown addressed the
Prudence Crandall Club Tuesday night.
The house was crowded.
The fine millinary establishment OF
Mrs. Geo. Alexander will after the LIST,
day of May be located at 27l9 State 81.
The evening of the 3lst of May has
been set apart for the grand production
Of the Cantata of Ruth the Moabitess by
the Chicago Choral Society.
The visiting days at Provident Hospi-
tai have been changed to Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays 2 to and to
sP. NJ. BY order of the trustees.
Before you die make arrangements with
Moore & Banks the undertaken 2SOS
State street to conduct your funeral.
They'll plant you liz good shape.
Prices cut in two at Chicago Misft
Parlors 26S S. Clark street, on account of
removal May lst, to II S Clark street
near Randolph. opposite PostotHce.
The residents of Armour avenue in
the vicinity of 9th and ooh streets
showed their liberality in contributing
to the orphan boys who travel with Rev.
DR.. Sherwood, and they played sweet
strains of music ard their drilling is &C
knowledge to be fine
Mr.. Nelson Clark's friends sympatize
with him in his bereavement, his sorrow
is great his little infant daughter Allie
May was buried last Monday and his
aI1early loved wife was buried this Mon
Way. Two such sorrows will shock any
! strong and noble man. But there is one
cheering thought to console him the
knowledge of knowing that his wife died
christian.
The City Council of Elizabeth, N. j.,
has passed an ordinance prohibiting
girls under l6 years of age from attend
ing picnics, balls or other places of
amusement of like character unless &C.
companied by parent of lawful guardian
and imposing fines and imprisonment on
girls violating the law and upon those ad-
hitting them to srch places. The law
goes into effect Immediately. How
would such law suit Chicago?
Shot His Mistress.
AS a result Of a quarrel, Frank Atkin-
son, a Colored POI ter in the White Front
saloon at No. 5SS Clark st1e IT, shot Lucy
Harrington, ALI S Atkinson, Tuesday
afternoon because she would not live
with him. Both are we'll known to the
police as desperate characters, and the
Harrington woman has for some time
been living over Dan Curseys saloon,
No. 404 Clark street.
She has repeatedly refused to have
anything to DO with Atkinson, and two
months ago she shot at him because he
followed her. Yesterday Atkinson Sc
cured revolver and, going to the girls
room, he commenced firing at her at
random. Three of the bullets took effect
One entered the right side, twelve
inches below the arm-pit aud another
passed through under the right arm.
The last which is conceded to be the
most serious wound, entered her back,
just above the III bit hip.
She was removed to the County Hos
pital, where the physicians said they saw
no reason why she should not recover.
Atkinson was not locked up He
,- lodged the police at every corner, but
descriptions Of him were sent to all sta
tons in the city at once, and it is the
belief of the officers that he will be ar
rested in short time. In connection
with the shooting Harry Kent was lock
Ell up. He claims he was simply play.
ing marbles on the street and that he
knows nothing of the shooting