The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-09-16
MILW AUKEE.
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Oul Readers.
Mr.. VIM Miller will 20 to Ann Arbor
Mich, to study law. 81
Mr.. Harry Brown has accepted q posi-
ton atthe Davidson.
Mr.. John Taylor has returned from q
hunting trip up north.
AJew in France hes very little more
chance than Negro iu the South.
Mr.. VIM Harris who has been spend
iag the summer at Cooney is lin the city.
Mr.. Thos. Cowan has. returned from
Waukesha and can be found in 1.-THE bad
lands.
I'm old Kentucky" ia Playing at the.
Biion> this week. All Kentuckians will
attend.
Mr.. Walter ]. Miles has returned from
Chicago where he has been spending his
vacation.
Mr.. B. +. Taylor Jr. and Miss Efiet
Taylor have accepted positions at the
Exposition.
Mr.. A. E. Beatty delivered an address
to his comrades prior 10 leaving for Be-
rea College Ky.
Mr.. Louis Young the strong nan, is
running a m nstre]. show at the Fair
Grounds this week.
Mrs. A. L. Miles has returned from
Chicago where she went on visit to
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mis-. ]. w. Williams of Chica-
go are in the city, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. E, Blackwell of348-7th st.
Miss Hawkins and Mr.. Miller Of "Hot-
test Coon in Dixie" we're the guests Of
Prof. F. Williams and vie, white in the
city.
Capt. Saunders went to Chicago and
placed cold hundred on King Highway
and had TO charter 8 freight car to uring
his money back 70 the Cream City.
Deacon Hamilton filed st. Marks
pulpit on Sunday niRnt with credit.
Metsrs Revels, Bland and Sanford assist
ed Miss Lydia Hughes in the choir.
NJ. Willard Of the Pisukinton gri il
room will act as manager of the Cafe and
grill room both in the future. There is
no end to promotions for one if you are
in posses sioa of a pale face.
Mr.. Jackson Hawkins who has been
spending the summer at Wsukeeha, Tor
his health is in the city visiting relatives
and old time friends. Mr.. Hawkins says
Chicago Is the only city to line in.
Mr.. Geo. II. Patterson, head waiter of
the Plankjnton Cafe who hes been en-
ploy ed at q salary of $4,000 per month,
hes resigned bis position and accepted
similar one at the Auditorium grill room
Chicago ct a.salary of$l25.00.
Rev. Jas. Higgins took very near $50
70 conferance ag dollar money, and only
IS Was collected from the members Of
his church. This speaks badly for them
aathey should not let the outsiders do
more for their church than Themselves.
Prof. +. Williams and Dr.. S. A. Matt
hsws occupied q box seat at the Alham-
bra on Tuesday evening the 9th. T4ey
were we'll pleased with the Hottest Coon
ID Dixie. Quite number Of Afro
Americans attended the show during it's
stay here.
We have in this city hundreds Of men
who are called Bud for short, but there
is enc Bud who thinks he is the only
pebble on the beach; but he is not the
whole thing, as there other hot air buds,
cold and warm buds, rose buds and
many Others.
+ The gentlemen who we're taking in the
town and stopped into Devils Pass to
Yorstipat the shrine, md who SAN those
psr!or girls, should find ont Who the 80
ciety people are. before telling, thor
| friends what they ssw il : dive wine
room, One should remember that cal
that glitters is not gold" "a no lady in
this city would be- guilty Of such actions.
Nj. Geo. Wakefield. Who wss il favor
Of the l6 to l policy STEW yeals ago, is
in want Of 5000 miners st q. per day
and cannot find q man who is ont Of en-.
ployment. This does not look like star
vAtion. We cannot sec why these capi-
talitts don't 60 into the Southern States
and export the Negro labor. AS there
ale no strikes in tine mines in question,
they need havs no iesr Of riots.
The APPEAL agent is in want Of several
good respectable girls Who understand
general Homework. for some of the best
families in the city. Iteeems impossible
tc get hose OF our race to work in res
pectable positions we're they can earn
for them selves reputation. They seem
! toprefere houses of i'll fame who can
earn for themselves reputation among
gamblers and their mistress? S,me Of
these same people want respectable fam
lies to receive them into their homes.
We can n blame our bet. er Glass OF citi-
zens for drawing the line. They have ae
an excucs that they can tarn more mo-