The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-11-26


! Our Ubiquitous Reporter and Served up
In Dainty Style for the Delectattoa of
/ Our Readers.
/ Mr.. Clarence Mason has resigned hia
position at the Plan kinton.
Mr.. R. H. Anderson has accepted
position in the Pankinton dining room.
Mrs. A. V. Rain sy and dsugh'er have
gone TO St. Louis 70 visit relatives and
friends.
Mr.. A. G.. B1rgett has accepted posi-
ton at the Davidson as extra man. I'M
der Capt. I. Potter. '-
The por.ers in the P'auknton b.yber-
shop. went on strike, on account of a
Misunderstanding with the proprietor.
Mrs. B. F. L. Taylor wac engaged at
Gross hardware store, during the Con-
vsntion Of the hardware dealers, intro
ducing new vegetable parer.
Gov. Scofield has app,inte! Attorney
Dodge to fill the w cant seat on the Su :
preme Bench caused by the relcta Of
Judge Plnney. Mr.. Dodge was one Of
the most hitter opposers to our Civil
Rights Bill during Gov. Peck's term.
Mr.. Jas. W. Payhe of Danville, Va.
is in the city and has accepted position
with Mr.. James McAlpine. Mr.. Payne
Inns been employed ss travelling sales
+. Danville firm for number OF
years. He is very pleasant gentleman
aa@ we'll educated. He is also Chef
by profession.
Mr.. J. J.. Miles Jr., has taken an ex-
animation before the U. s. Engineeri
Department for a position in the new
Custom House bui ding when completed.
As such prominent people as Capt.
Bundy,. Capt. Houston, Capt. Warren,
Capt. Cook and Mrs. Maj. Gsn.. Nc
Arthur are behind him, he certainly
| ought to be successful if he has the
ability to pass.
We meet little TITS daily with growl-
er on their way to some beer saloon dive
to procure beer for their parents. If
THERE'S not law, there should be one
passed at the next Legislature to prevent
parents who so far forgat their woman
and manhood as to send their offspring
into dive for liquor Of any kind. That
g one reason why there are 80 many
drunkards throughout the country today
In most cases, bad examples On the part
of parents, ara never ob.iterated from
the minds of children.
Sir Knight P. G. Clark has gone with
the. Wisconsin party to be present at the
launching of the Battle Ship Wisconsin
in San FrAncisoo, Gal. Mr.. P, G. Clark
is the Oldest porter on the St. Paul road,
and is the most popular with the officials
rs well as the travelling public: He is
one of the finest physique men one could
mee..n an area of 10 600 miles. large
port!y man of ovec feetin height aud
straight as an anow, be- is q perfect
gentleman in every eense of the WORD.
He has travelled all over the United
State s>witn distine uished parties, and in
numbers of places, when he would ap-
pear on the platform, he was taken for
some foreign potentate.
We ave sorry to note that we have in
Milwaukee 'What Is It," a supposed
real Atro-American, who made the re.
mark in the ressroe of several gsp,le-
men. "that he white people were justi-
fed in killing the Afro-Americans in
North Carolina aud that if he was there
he would telp them" The worst of 1t
all is. that this same "What Is It," is
from the same state himself and all of
his relatives live ere tothis very day.
The question is what shall we Edo with
this Negro?' Shall we ship, him to- the
Solomon Islands among the Ganniba]s?
No, that will not Go, for they could never
eat anything.ss tough as be.is. Wheth-
or his remark was in j5st or earnest it
matters net, as the meanest surf of the
earth would not make such a remark
about his own race when they are being
murdered and driven from their homes
without cause. If;there is not q place
below, that is hot hot enough, for this
ungratefel being. all good Afro-Amerl-
cans should see.that one be built here.
And we can't mske it, too hot for all
such men >(ifimen they be.), When we
heard of the remark, we asked the party
in the presence of twenty-five gentle
men whether the remark was made by
hin, be said it was, and ! then appealed
to the gentlemen to appoint . committee
to give him, dumb court-martal and
ride him out of town on rail. ALI
present we're too badly shocked at such
aremark, or, did not care TO poIute their
hands, by coming in contact with this
...What Is It." and 80 be- rename, but
hisconscience will so dog him, that we
will awake some morning and find the
air so much purer ard fresher by his
/ flight under cover Ct darkness.
DOM A MILITARY DISGUISE.
Weary Willes Pose, Heroes of the
/ War
The latest thing in trampdom is the
military heggar. The hohoes are aware
of the fact that a uniform is a powerful