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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-06-11
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Mr.. Whiswerth, of Ky, is in the city.
Capt. Iesac Bryant. was in the city on
a visit to his family. u ~
Atty. W.T.. Greenhas returned from
Waupon where he vent on business.
Mr.. VIM. Davis has returned from
Chicago to look sf|seer his investments.
Miss Julia McNamee will spend the
summer at Atlantic City and Washington
D. G. .Hs."
Work has begun in remodeling the
Plankinton which will be completed by
Sert.. LET. ~ ~ = -. ~
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amaugA, Sept. 1920. 1853; 1855 killed
tla o. wonuiiIaassdl.: COD Harhor; :Jrns
IA, 1854; l ,Sl4 killed and 9,077 wounded
Fredericksburg, DEC ;. lila, 1852; 1924
killed and 9, 800 wounded. Manassas, Aug +,
$3.50, 1852; 1.747 killed and s,452 wound
ed. Shiloh, April 81, 1852; 1924 killed
and s.4('8 wounded, Stone River, Dec,
81. 1883, l,750 killed and 1852 wounded.
Peterborough, June 1916: 1854; 1858
killed and s,513 wounded: Total Of
twelve battles. 23,47S killed and. l2o. $50
wounded e ..:.....
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what their chances will be to meet thei

what their chances will be to meet their
sweet-hearts again if they should meet
the enemy; We are told that the fire
arms of those days we're nothing but
toy pistols compared to the ones in use
at the present time. Union losses:
Gettysburg, July 1-3, 1868; 3O7 killed and
l4,497 wounded. Pottsylvsnis, Nay s.
IS, 1854; 2.725 killed and IL, 413 wounded.
Wilderness. May 81, 1864; killed 2,246
and 12,037 wounded. Antletan, Sept,
II, 1862; 2,19s killed and 9,549 wounded.
Charlottesville, May 1.3. 1853; 100
killed and 9:762 wounded. Chic =
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: The present war is producing few
poets among the Afro Americans and
their pro ]uciioaiars fully as merito.
rious as any W. have ssen. Aswe don't
care to bs f,odsi We do not dare to
give sample oft1s af,-ss,id eff lsions
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take a we'll earned rest. Mr.. Russell
Bryant is bis successor. ~. ......

Rev. J. Higgans. preached an able
sermon to the Estella Chapter of the
Eastern Star Society on Sunday the
9Th inst. While there was quite large
attendance. in" in the audience they
were q little shy on the stars for some
reason known only to themselves. One
cannot tell when lion may jump from
a jungle rear by, or poisonous snake
may glide over our path, and yet God
may rescue us from q thousand perile.
All who are in debt to The APPEAL
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i m,at.ihg, and for nights after leaving the
to S'a snft = 1alled to appreciate the return
~ 49, mattresses and woven springs
IN lact't&such is the change of jife ali
a aL after sailing away from Luzon
INA tnat Tor days and weeks one longs for
me peculiar conditions that make life
easy in its capital. 'AAs
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BURNED AT THE STAKE.

"A Victum IN Louisiana Moderated by
mob. ..@.
Shreveport, La, June "A thousand
people gathered at Doiton. about eigh-
teen miles from here, to witness the
burning at the stake Of William Street.
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The Presid ant has again put the right
man in the right placs in appointing
Robert smslls C,lle:;or 81 Customs at
Beaufort s. q. snslls was one Of the
naval heroes Of this '.lste unpleasant
ness. 4
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gE~s9t.:a t.4V !. . tt.5's IsEEb
MILWAUKEE. !.
THE CREAM cITY.oF THELAKEs
AND ITS FOLKS.

Items Of all Sorts Gathered Together by
Our Ubiquitous Reporter and Served up
in Dainty Style for tho Dedication Of
Oui Readers. Co. .-', -" '..15
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ECkSTElN NORTON UNIVERSITY
CANE spRIno, suAks1T COUNTY, Ky.

CANE sPRIno, suAk.rT COUNTY, Ky.
"tndustri. training will set 70 motion ten thousag3
|co-founder and first Chsncs.M,,s.
THE LOCATIONS.
The 1ckstsn Norton University is situated ct Cacl
e k mi. miles on from
stsse-the county being what kno=n q prchibtoe
CO 49, M a2o
hsa naoan..iR: 2sSipl. With timber q y,I.a
noents q piscss Of vee .nousenaents
81
who desire - prepare for An active life.
DEPARTMENTS.
ss::s.% s:ss:s Wiling e F.
SaioeinS "''7' csofsnaP' sw T. o,,.>
1piseuissr., foSls1y Raising. D1e:s G.sas.
Barber S'' er1 ss sss;se!!%k Wood. and Metals.
fs;nsins !. q; Oh ~. .SR;w H's'0s'
Musical Conservatory.
The above dspartmsnts undas competent prosso.
:: ss ss:S FEY sss
Sesss A:Dq.i
oaI .nd studio. o.zs.ne.a th.. ..rd.n.s
recruit their health finances, .Smpls1S
!: Il. a.
work in all departments.
,'TERMs. =
Board Iooac fuel, tuisior and moatA
studsn.~ may entsl Vt any tiusin the year.
HElP V9a STUDENTS.
Deserving students may have the privilege Of extse
reduction in proportion to the work they willing q
d. We ask patronage not only account of our leW
rate but account of the high character Of tn
work done. Our onmodatona 6rst-class Al
offered alike to both sexes.
Persons en- route to Cane 6prlne Ky. via LouisviloI
may find FREQ accommodation No. 51 Laurel 0tre08
!. Gouisville, Ky.
7orcataloeues and all business address. the Preso&
AEv, c. X. PARRISH, A. NJ, 3
CANE SPRING, ca,
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E1H]IEA'Tl''1TRAL.
CANNON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
A1LAN9A, o1o16IA.
AIMS AND METHODS

A1lAN1A, e1o1SIA.
AIMS AND METHODS
H ain q this school II TO Il practical Wskz
b helping men toward sseeees In the ministry.
Its eoa1ee q study 10 broad aAd practical; -
Aoals ~ high; it, work 10 thorough; ~ - A1O
~ frsoh, systematic, clear and simpis
COURSES OF STUDY.
n regular Course Of Study occUpies tks9
yoasu nd eovexs the lines Of work ja tn eevera
1opartmsats q theological tnstsuct5oai esualiy
la1sasd IN ths leading theological ssninaziss =
~ county.
+! + EXPEN6ES AND AID.
Teatica and roon-rent Are free. Ths apaR<
meats for stude1ts are plainly furnished. Goe1
boa1d can b had for seven aollArs PEI Ao1SA
U0ildings heated ~ steam.
AID froa loans without interest and g1fts q
friends, ass granted = deserving st1dents Who q
0Aoir utmost in the line Of sellholp. No youn0
1aa With gracs, gifts, and energy, need b d.
psived OF the advantages now opened to him N
this Seminary. For further paYticularl address,
R1v. Wn8x1 z. F1nxInD. D. D.. President
xfA1tA O.
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AGENTS WANTED.

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There are many women who nevs,
had one intrigue, but there are few whe
hive had only one.-Roche foucauld.
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WHO attempted the ruin and murder Of
Mrs. Parish. The crime was SSs,ammitted
on the|niRh, Of May 80. The p eopfs erect-
.eda pot near The railway trsck rear the
to*n, laid light wood and kindline,
saturated with coal oil, preparatory to
claiming Street to the pest. He was
led to the stake A. d II tered not word
as the g'eat .crf ck@ina flames shot up
about his head The fire WAS started at
10 o'clock. 1t YES eick -ninR sight,
whica lasted ten minutes, when Street
WAS atcharr"d aee, ,.,:.&' i TX
Ar;)l;o - - ~ III. rat wo<np opa $hns>
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THE APPEAL.
ANA1|0AAL AFRO AMERICAN NEWSPAPER

ISSUED SIMULTANEOUSLY IN " =.
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No. 3l2 West Jefferson st. Room 8
w. v. PENN, Marager,
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Minneapolis OFFICE,
Guaranty Loan Building, Room el7
p HALE, Manager
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CHICAGO OFFICE,
No. 1885 Dearborn st. Suite 2l3-2l5
G. F. ADAMS, Manager.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-09
SUI ROSS.

For The Post
hero's gonel We are wrapped in gloom.
Sadness fills the SOUL
Ger all our lovely commonwealth,
Bells of sorrow toll.
By all hearths, in all homes.
Grief and silence reign,
Strong men bow, fair women moan
Hearts are sore with pain.
They mourn the loss of a soldier true,
Who never knew to fear,
Who loved his State with devotion rare.
Holding life not dear.
On many stubborn field of bloou
He met the savage foe;
He dealt the fierce Comanclu
The fearful, fatal blow
In times of peace no less than war
lie served his country's needs,
Guided with skill the Ship OF state,
Achieved noble deeds,
BY Academus' shady groves
He shapes the future State,
Leading tho Youth to nobier things.
Teaching to be great.
But Death e'er loved shining mark,
And smote him unawarcs-
He fell--and passed In peaceful mood,
Leaving behind Earth's cares
His spirit brave and pure and mild.
Broods DER us from the skies;
Though dead he lives. though mute he speakf
Though In the grave he lies
Like the Lone Star OF our flag. he shines
With lustre clear and bright
In heart, on page. his name shall live,
Enshrined In love and light.
Edward l.. Bluckshear.
Prairie View. Texas January q, 1888.
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wIrEDEArEWs TROUBLES.
Rnfclinc's First Wifc Coming II
America Ia Identify Him.

Rnfclinc's First Wifc Coming Ia
America Ia Identity Hin.
New York. January S.--Mr. Ravenhills
father of Actor Il. y. Ratcliffes alleged
English wife. said TO q World Corresponds
ent In London last night;
My daughter and haze not tho slight
est doubt that the Radcliffe convicted Of
Wife beating In New York Is my daugh-
ters husband. ! should know him II his
head were Off. Tho lawyer asked my
daughter II her husband bore any dis
tinctive mark upon him by which no COULD
be Identified.
oh, yes; / remember she said. he
had peculiar mark on tho Aeshy part
CT one thumb-I can not remember which
one--as though It had been poisoned and
the core had been taken out, leaving =
small hollow or scar
"she described the mark AZ yunnino
down from the thumb underneath CA
not tell you where my daughter INST Rat-
cIiffe. / never learned that Ho lad an
alto voice al the time he married hec and
sang In tho choir ut the Jesuit church ~
Farm street. London @
HE always was fascinating ecAmp. Il
mistristed him and tried 10 prevent -
daughter marrying him. She VA only -.
at the timo and crazy about him. ~ 49,
q beast TO her N !. q n. XXI
.'She has been In service since - 49,
serted and had given up hope o. ever boar
Ing OF him again. She Will sall for Neu'
York by the st. Louis tomorrow " GlH4|
evidence against him IN order % neqilr9
her own frsed0m and that o. Tie xeQ4
lady dupcd ~ him In New York. - N4
remain Ia Amsrlca u she can ~ ~ a.!
fhnra. - q Xxx: lff<s..r
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CANE Away. rcII.

Chicago News
.yes, indeed said the doctor, cheerily,
shutting the inner door OF his office and
motioning the visitor to a leather bottomed
chair. Il expect to score great success
with that fellow who came under my care
last night. When he was brought In by the
ambulance the officers said he couldn't live.
In the morning all the papers declared that
death was only matter OF few hours. But
/ worked upon him. ! took him In hand and
cared for the conclusions, reduced the
fractures and disinfectcd the wounds The
man is now rapidly Improving. left him
an hoIr ago, and he was getting on 80 well
THAT the trained nurses were almost para
lyzcd with surprise
"Ab, It's great thing, this modern sur
gerry. Think OF the barbarities OF the old
time bonasaWy ers, and then see how arIis-
ticaily a finished modern practitioner, Ike
myself cen attend to such a case as rhis.''
The telephone rang sharply and the doctor
grabbed the receiver. 'iiello, Hello! Yes.
this u Dir. 49,. Is that tho hospital? Yes?
What's that2 Dead? Oh. the blazes you
say"
The visitor retrested. coughing apologeti-
caly. but the doctor was too mad tc hear
him.
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empire. One or two OF the territories In tne
Southwest were originally under tho Spanish
Law. and Il is said that In these tac grand
jury system Is practically lost to view cy
Other means OF attaining Justice
What Is tho meaning OF the phrase, a
"rrctty Kettle OF nsh," MOT.
The expression. as used to represent a
bundor. came from the phrase 'kiddlo OF
FISH" used by Ipswich fishermen. A kiddie
was basket set IN the opening OF wc,r
fo- catching nsh ms they attempted TO 20
thrcrsh. Tho kidd,c would contain many
kinds OF nsh In confused state.
Can you tcil mo how many statues there
arc ia the United States erected 10 the .,em-
or, o. women? EES
Four. as follows. Hannah Dustin. at Havor-
htl. Mass. Emma Willard. at Troy, n, ";
Margaret Haughery. at New orleans. and
Joan of Arc. in Paramount park. rhtladel-
phia.
What proportion Of the population Of ire
lend are Roman Cathclicss C.r.k
The population OF ireland is s.iss.ssa. out OF
which s,essSSs belong to the Catholic church.
or proportion OF 7S.s.
VIII you please tell me whether tho called
session OF congress the 18th of AIT Mawn
was u session Of the Tifty-ntih consvsss
J.H.O.
It was an extra session Of the prcsant or
Fif,y-ffth congress.
At what points in Texas can ono be exam.
ined by means of the \ rayss John a. q,
At Houston. Galveston. Dallas, or any
other large city.
L. capital punishment permitted ty Law In
Italy? MN.
Ne. It was abolished In lSia.
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TnE LATE MAGAZINES.

" Talk for January gives. MS usual.
information of value and comfort to
|bme-maker- Mary Ronald tells of small
cnics.," Mrs. Grinnell OF ''Useful
S. Miss Bedford gives many recipes
bonus, leading to reasonable expenditure
>ney and good results. Mrs NJ. O. Myers
Bill OF Fare" is full OF entertaining
pseful suggestions, Mrs. Burton Kings
gives the FIRST Of three articles on the
~ OF .'IIow to Read and her readers
Ind her guidance practical. helpful and
Ptagcons-
initial number OF the Arena for 1898 Is
} and aggressive. The frontlspiece Is a
bii OF Henry George, the prophet OF the
Rcan Republic. The first article is part
Freedom and It's Opportunities" by
fnor John r. Rogers Of Washington. the
\ article. "orr Interstate Protective
\ by Jsmes ]. Walt. is an able expo
OF the eviis OF DISCRIMINATING freight
fs by the railways Of the United States
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Immigration 10 souih Texas.
,ort Arthur Herald

The immigration from the North to the
gulf coast country promises to be greater
this year than ever before. Not only this
place. but others East and West OF us
have had an unusual number OF visitors
investigating tho deslrsbility or taking up
their residence. The farm lands are re-
ceiying most attention, and there viii.
no doubt. be many thousand acres planted
to various crops next season by newcoIn-
erB. Little attention is given to cotton,
but lands suitable for tho raising OF fruit.
early vegetables and such flrm produce as
home consumption demands are receiving
the most attention. There is no doubt but
that there are thousands OF acres OF land
varying In price from 81 10 $40 that could
be made TO bring good returns II
planted to that for which there is de-
mand and properly cultivated.
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Hood County notes.

Granbury, Texas. January 7,--wsatacr
Is beautiful and pleasant; tho recent
weeks slect and rain put tho ground In
fine condition for blowing.
(lranbury college opened up since the
holidays with quite number OF new. slu-
dents and nearly every one OF tho old onca
back.
Cotton Is pretty we'll all marketed. How
ever several bales on the street every day
Hood county up to date has marketed
5000 bushels OF pecanE. Now This II no
small item TO our people. but, like cotton.
the price has been away below prices lisrea
toforci yet as q source OF revenue It counts
s0mcthfng
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Assay OfAce Ile-estabIIsLcd.

III Paso. Texas. January S.--rhe collector
Of customs at this port received from the
treasury department at washinston today
. telegram revoling tho order ahpliahirg
the government assay office al thid pctl,t
to restore the old order Of things. 20 the
government assay iorco Will ref,irn 70 work
Monday. An average Of thirty carloads Of
Mexican ore per day pees through this
port and the Average daily axsays mede hy
~ goysrnmAnf ~ fifty.
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Hou.tanInn. I'd sugarlend.

sugarland, Texas, January s.--sugarland.
the great sugar metropolis OF Texas, was
Visited ioiay by about forty of HoEscFs
lads and iassies and judging from actions,
which speak louder than verbs they spent
q pleasant iay-if the Wind was nigh and
the weather threatening
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Fair ia this maid Isxpodioncy.

FAR III this nAt1 lTxpunloncy,
Az ahe morrly trips along:
she plnyeth her pnrt full wariy.
Her song liz the mock birds song.
The South was right. but the North YVES not
WRONG
This is the burden OF her song.
IL tho North were not wrong. pray who VIVA
wrong?
Why WAS tho war II neither WIS wrong?
II the North were not wrong. and the South
was right.
Pray, will you tell me, why was tho iighty
II the North were not wrong, Ghe must have
been right!
Who. who will solve mo this riddle arightY
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cat ses OF death in this and In other conn
triesg Beid.in
Consumption is by far the deadicpt disease
in the United States. In 1890, 1919 deaths
wers caused by it. Pneumonia ,ooK second
place, with 1886 deaths. Consumption also
leads all other diseases In France. Ceriran.,
Russia, Italy, Switzerland. Belgium. the
Netherlands and Scandinavia. In England
brone bits is the most deadly disease. IN
the latter country consumption stands ,e,
ond heart disease third and pneumonia
fourth. Next to consumption, pneumonia is
probably the worst OF diseases In all .9oun-
tries. In France, Switzerland, the Neither
lands and Scandinavia It is only surpassed
by consumption. In a list OF the soIr mort
deadly diseases OF all countries II Is always
present Bronchitis is also largely RESPONSE
bic for death in Russia. Belgium swit1er-
land and Scandinavia. Typhoid fever is one
of the seyerest plaques OF France. Gar;lnny.
Russia, Belgium and the Netherlands. fica-t
disease is, next to consumption. the MOIST
disease OF Italy.
What y the Oldest existing newsgaPer T, in
The worcester (Mass) Spy. daily aud
sunday newspaper. Is the oldest IN the United
stetes. II was first published at boston,
March g. III, by Isaiah Thomas. Four years
later II was removed TO Worcester, wDere "
hal been issued continuously ever since.
IL there State IN the Union where grand
j,ries have been abolished s.W-M-
r'be grand Jury system Of this country IS
iopnded upon the common law q England.
OF rh.ch It IL IN integral part The COM
mon law prevails IN nearly every state IN
the Union, with the exception Of Louisiana,
tie Jurisprudence Of which is based upon the
Code Napoleon. which was In force in Lou.s'T
ana when II was province Of the Fru 70
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Chairman Loud will in few days also
report bill requiring all publishers and
other persons sending large quantities of
mail through the poslofticcs before drfGs
iting In collection boxes TO classify and
separate the same in bundles or saol.s by
States. cities towns and counties 40 the
postmaster general may direct
william e. Curtis.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-08
REUBEN MORRIS WEDS
 A SANTA CRUZ BELLE

SANTA CRUZ, Feb. 1.-The wedding of Reuben Morris and Miss Lillian Fleisig. celebrated on Sunday at high noon at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. l. Fleisig, on Maple street, was brilliant affair. The parlors where the ceremony was performed were decorated artistic ally The canopy under which the couple stood was a beautiful piece of floral work of white flowers and smilax.
 The bridal procession was led by the groom, Harry Fleisig, a brother of the bride, and the bridesmaid, Miss Pauline Rhein of San Francisco. The impressive service according to the Hebrew ritual was solemnized by Rabbi Nieto or san Francisco.
 A wedding breakfast was served and toasts were offered by pr. Nleto, pr. Stern, J. o. Wanzer, and c. W. Waldron. Telegrams of congratulation by the score were received and a cablegram was read from the groom's parents, who reside In London.
 The honeymoon will be spent In San Jose, Sacramento, Stockton and Los An geles Their home will be in San Fran cisco, where Mir Morris is member of the firm of Morris Brothers, wholesale matters, on Sansome street
 Those present were: MT. and Mrs. L. Fleisig and family. Colonel and Mrs. Herzog of San Rafael, Dr. and Mrs. Stern, Major Rhein, Miss Pauline Rhein, Miss Esther Rhen, Mir. and Mrs. Il. Lichenstein. MT. and Mrs. H. M. Lichen.. stein and MT. and Mrs. Max Morris, of San Francisco; Mir. and Mrs. A. Cohen. MT. and Mrs. A. Gosliner, MT. and Mrs. Florence Wanzer, Carrie Bias and Anna RiaS