The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-11-25
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Ou1 Readers.
Mrs. En- ,nusl and the En- .nuel broth
or have returned Chicago.
Mr.. Frank sBoxmln i J able t. ba out
again and h IS. resumed his work 8
Messrs George Mimns and -Lucius..
Brilln Of Chicago are in tie city to reside
permanently. ..5 y
Numbersof our public apirited lldi,s
who worked 50 hard for ST. Marks ga q
zaar arein despair.
Mrs. Gilbert Hamilton who Ia, bsen
confined to hsr bad for more than q
week sconyalsscant
Mr.. J. FL. Mitchell! Of Chicago fell
down the elevator shaft at the Plankin-
ton, spraining his arm very badly.
Mr., Geo. Bland was taken re !iously i'll
at the Plankinton where he is employed
and had to be taken home by Mr.. R. a.
Anderson.
Mr.. j. E. Page who was employed at
the Plankinton, has resigned and gone
to Chicago, where he will work in the
Lexington.
DIR. Geo. ILart.ell claims t1at he ha ],
the best business of any m IN in his lire.
He ia kept so busy that he. has no time
to eat or sleep. = IS.
z. Miss Matte Johnson who has been
demonstrating the Hazel brand cereals
10 this st to for sevara! weeks, has been
called to Chicago by her firm.
John Taylor an ex-soldie1. Of the 25th.,
got into row with William Austin at the
sKlondyke saloon and cut him with q
knife in several places. He escaped.
The jury brought in verdict Of MUIR
der in the second degree against Will
Crawford and Judge Waller gave him
the full extent of the law 25 years "a the
penitentiary.
Albert Pains and Billie Smith get into
a fight and both were run in by the po-
lice. Albert says he was glad when the.
coppers arrived a, Bil lie was was giving
him hot time.
Mr.. Walter Rsvell and Capt. Joe
Riend had a friendly bout Reve!s failed
to come to the scratch in the second
round so the victory was awarded to
Riend on points.
Mr.. o. Rountree and sister of Omaha,
Neb., are visiting their brother, Mr. VIM
Rountree, Mr., Rountree is so we
pleased with the Cream City that he is
thinking of locating here.
All Atrc-Americaus who reside in this
city and state and also in other stat 70
z who have been refused in Schlitz Hotel
: on account Of color at any time will con-.
fer a great favor on j. ID Miles by send
their names and addresses 10 attorney
w. T. Green, room 17-18 Bricaard Book
Grand ave, Milwaukee.
Mr.. D. D. Rogers claims that he has
been misrepresented by his friends cas-
ing him with the cheap m en- who attend.
ed the bazaar. Hesay that heis known
all over the country among the ladies as
dead swell and furthermore that tine
money spent SO lavishly by the cheap
sp ,rts was furnished by him.
Age is nothing, but blood tslls Sam
RICE was fined $5 and costs for as ,au!ting
Will Butler. Mr.. Rice has fought more
battles with different men, during his
life, thon Gen. Grant and he has yet the
frat time to get out warrent for one
Mr.. Rice served through the civil war,
yet he is always ready when he bscomes
mixed up with man.
The following is men, orial presented
to Mrs. ". G. Kinney by the Afro.Amer.
lcan employees of the Plankinton upon
learning of the death other father, Mr..
E. PArmalee who died in Minneapolis,
MIMI: We the Afro-Amerlcan employ
ees Of the Plankinton Hoas, sadly be-
moan the demise of Mr.. Parmales who
80 recently passed from labor to re- ward.
We feel that were it possible, you would
gladly call him yet you have the
sweet assurance, that when ljks him
you have escaped the turmoils aud yex-
atoms Of this life you can 20 to him.
That so kind and indulgent IA her is
sore.y messed is natural. We condole
with you in this your hour of trouble.
Mr.. ]. J. Miles has been congratulat ID
on every hand for the manly stand
which be has taken against Pieiss end
Heck in defence of his rights as an Amer
lean citizen and 9 tax payer. The fol-
ing is the complaint: John ]. Miles, head
waiter a! the PlankiEton Hous,. has
brought suit against August Pleiss and
Philip Heck, pror1ietors OF the Schlitz
hotel, to collec: 81 900 damages for in
jury to peace of mind sustained through
the defendants refusal to serve him re-
freshmen's. The suit was instituted BIZ
Attorney William T. Green, and the
summons has been flied. The complaint
alleges that about year ago John Miles
and two friends all three Afro Americans