The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-03-17

Mr.. j. W.:.Walls.has resigned his place at the
Hotel Davidson.
DR.. James D. Cook has gone into the patent
medicine business. -.
Mr.. j j. Miles Jr. is still confined to his ROOM
chicago did not agreewith him,
Next Sunday at Sunday Club, DR. A L Heron
Will read paper on Digestion a
Rev. g. Hamilton, Mrs. Calvin Lyons and Mr..
d. y. Vaughn are on the sick list.
Have you paid for the paper you are now read
Ing! II not you will please pay up without fur
Their notice.
THE APPEAL congatulates Capt. @. j. White on
the able article which appeared in the Evening
Wisconsin recently.
Mr.. j. Il. Clay has returned from Chicago where
he was called to the sick bed of his wife. He re-
ports that Mrs. Clay is now convalescent
We regret to state that so Negroes voted Oh
Saturday at the Democratic cacus We would like
to know what has the Democratic party done for
the Negro 4
Mrs. James L. Gaines beloved wife of Mr.. James
l.. Gaines died last Saturday with appendicitis.
She was sick one day only. Mr.. Gaines has our
sympathy.
Hon. w. T. Green will run for supervisor of the
fourth ward on the Republican ticket 1t is hop
ed that he will receive the full strength of the
Afro-:American vote as well as the white
Mrs. A. L. Miles met with a very painful acct
dent While che was walking along the street a
large piece of ice fell from building and struck
her on the head inflicting painful wound.
Congressman Theo. Often writes to Mr.. j. j.
Miles that he will run for Congress again. Mr.
Often has filled his seat with credit to himself and
honor to his state. The Afro Americans will SUM-
port him as he has proved himself loyal to his
principles.
Mr. A. W. Stark has added to his business at
the Planklnton barbershop lady manicure which
ls novelty in barber chop. A barber of twenty
years ago could not fill porters place in the
Plankinton. Any barber who is caught receiving
tip is instantly discharged. It is the up to date
shop of the world.
Inc following was the program of the Sunday
Cl1h at St. Marks Church: Address, Life of
Charles Sumner" j. j. Miles; Address, w. T..
Green; Address, Rev Dexter Knight; Solo, Doctor
johnson; Remarks, L 81 Palmer; Remarks, Pres
! ldent W Il Hawkins 1t was in memory of Charles
Sumner who died March 18th, 1874 26 years ago
The members of st Marks say chat they Were
not responsible for dancing at their masquerade
They rented the hall to - o'clock after which
| the Red Raven club took charge of affairs the
| band played and the dance went on, and the God
| faring people went to their home as all good
Clristons should do "Therell come a time''
when all these God fearing sinners, will have to
| die and lay this body down at the sound of the
trumpet will have to give an account of the dance
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan T. Coates of Waukesha were
! In the city. AS Mr., Coates has always been q
charitable gentleman he and his estimable wife
have promised THE APPEAL agent to take little
Harry the orphan on the list of the month and care
for him as they would their own child. The AP.
PEAL agent has two more children sisters of little
Harry ahd he desires to find homes for them. One
ls five and the other years old. The paren1s
OF these children died in Beloit and no one but
Charitable disposed white people have taken any
interest in them.
We have any number of Afro Americans whose
names have been mentioned as candidates during
the spring election. AS politics is DAD place for
one who is known as dead beat If man wish
es to run for alderman he must be known az a
good fellow" in the ward in which he lives He
must not be one of those fellows like the one who
mas oeen proposed by the professor. This party
has never been known to refuse drink when asked
and has never yet spent cent. What we want is
man who has pull in the fourth ward with
classes and not fellow who has never been known
to spend cent or miss drink. AS there is a
great graft for an alderman in the bloody fourth
one must blow himself. We don't want CRATER
who will, ask five dollars to have piece of plank
put down in front of your door or " for opening
a sewer. We want a boodler of course but he
must be of the Coal Oil Johnny type.