The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-11-11
MII.W AJJKEE.
The CREAM CITY OF THELAkRR
AND ITSsFoLIkr.
items OF All sorts Gathered Togothsr b.
Our Uniquitoua Rsportsr and Served mp
n Dasaty Style for the Delsetation Of
Qu1 Readers.

ss IN Dasaty Style Tor the Dslsstasion Of
Qul Readers.
Mrs. Thos. n. Sanford is on the 81
& ist. $50.
Mr.. VIM Heines has accepted a posi-
ton at the Plankinton as dish-carrier.
We ere sorry to note that Mrs. II. 81.
Bland is lying seriouely IL at her home
$50 7th street.
Mr.. VIM B. Davis and the APPEAL
agent gave swell luncheon in honor of
Miss NJ. Johnson. ~
Mr.. VIM Harris. after trying hard to
hold down q position ct the Planklnton
a. busman. has reeigned.
Mr.. Edward Alexander is able to
leave the hospital. But it will be some
time before he will use his foot.
Mr.. Sherman Allen was arrested for
stealing silver from the Plankinton Ho-
tel and vas fined ten dollars and costs.
Mr., Jerry Isabel has resigned his po-
sition at the Plankinton where he has
been employed for wo years as dish
carrier.
Mrs. J. Miles has been offered a po-
sition by the Hazel Cereal Co., through
Mics M. johnson, ss travelling agent for
the firm.
Mr.. Robt. Cant and family have
moved from Williams urgh to the city,
where they will be pleased to zee their
many friends at 1873 Martin street,
The st. Marks bazaar was q grand
success financially. The APPEAL agent
was dumped to death by the young ladies
for his dough. Who ever. heard of a
newspaper man having any money; as
rule they are transported over the coun-
t,ys d eads, and this case Is no
exec ption to the rule.
F The Piankinton plungeIs laid their
nickels and dimes on Jeffries. Hote \
men who are interested in sports, would
consider it crime to let any kind OF
sport come up without laying q few dol
lars on the result. Uncle Charlie Barker
was the heaviest plunger before be went
to the wall; but now, Capt. A. Saunders
and Col. Geo. Cash are the Riley Grand
ums Of the hotel.
Mr.. A. E. Beatty of Berea XIV, ha
made arrangements with prominent
citizen there to furnish.th APPEAL agent
With respectable and reliable girls for
private families in this city, as our girls
are too stroug to work. We hope t. be
able to secure IS positions for young Is
dies during the coming year. All tie
ladies who have been supplied with po-
sitions 80 far, have given such general
satisfaction that the ladies for whom
they work have called and spoken in
terms Of praise, and some have even
gone so far as to offer SIS and $40, but the
reporter always makes it rule to refuse
all monies for such services. If parents
would interest themse Ives in educating
their daughters for good house wives,
instead of parlor Watchers, there would
not be one halfso many young girls 10 60
astray as there are under the present
system Of training. What we want is to
learn cur children how to work, We can
not all make our bread and butter by
the pen, We must do manual labor as
well. This thirg Of parents living from
hand to mouth to keep their children
out of private families and hotels, is q
thing of the past. A man of to-day, is
not looking for something that has eat in
the parlor all her days. with her face
with paint and powder, He is looking
for good help mete. one that prepares
a good meal and keeps neat and clean
house. Paint and powder girls don't 60
any more. We are lot king for the girl
who prefers plesnty of soap and water.
One never feels so cheerful as when he
goes home and finds his house tidy and
clean aud nice meal awaiting him. to
be served by neat and tidy wife after
bis daily toll. This kind ofawifs seldom
figures in the divorce courts.
Hon. w. T. Green will push the civil
suit brought by j.. Miles against the
proprietors OF the Schlitz Hotel for re-
fusing himself and party of friends
lunch on March 1st, 1898, after inviting
them to take seats at q table in their sa-
loon, on the Ground Of color. AZ this 10
the only place in the city where the Co
lor line is drawn; it is the duty ofthe
Afro-Americsns to aid the plaintiff in
this suit to wipe cut this damnable dis
elimination for always. How many
hundreds highly respectable Afro Amer
leans who visited this city from Chicago
with white friende, have gone into the
Palm Garden which is connected with
the Hotel in question only to be refused
TIE defendsn,sin3 this suit sent one OF
their employees to the plaintiff on March
lst 1898, to tell him that If he brought
suit against them, they would have him
discharged from his present position:
~ $3.50 Ss-..3 l,..L %hot ~ hsa was 6ia~ i