The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-03-03
MILWAUKEE.
THE CREAM CITY OF LAKES
AND ITS FOLKS.
'e<n' II all Sorts Gathered Together by
Our Ubiquitous Reporter and Served up
in Dainty Style for the Dedication of
Our Readers. 5@}

Mr.. William Gamer OF Denver, Colo, is in the
city and may be found at the Plankinton.
Mr. John Mitchell has resigned his place at the
Plankinton and will 60 to Chicago to reside.
Mr.. William Clemmons of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
is in the city the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. J..
Wheeler, 448th street. -
Mr.. Walter Hill of Chicago was in the city vi
sitting his lady frinds. Mr. Hill says that he will
make New York City his home as his future.
Mr.. j. j. Miles received an invitation from the
Young Mems Sunday Club to deliver an address
last Sunday but he was obliged to decline as he
was under the care of physician.
mayor D. Rose went to Washington, D, c., and
turned the city over to the Royal Arch Masons and
the Ladies Of the Eastern Star who were in con-
Ventlon last week to themembers of one Thousand.
The Plankinton fed over 1900 daily.
Mr.. A. White the prize fighter, has met some of
ne pest men in the country. He put O'Donnell to
sleep In three rounds. He is also one of the best
bicycle riders in the amateur class. He is an all
around sport. Mr.. White reads The APPEAL,
MIR. w. B. Davis has returned from hunting
trip up North. Mr.. Davis says it was so cold in
the plneries that knocking bird was singing
Home Sweet Home" and the song froze in his
Dill. WeWill pass it up to some one to make it.
: Mr. Geo. Mitchell says that he would like to
know the address of the Afro-American gentleman
VINO called at his office with subscription list
and claimed he was authorized to collect money
Tor the Daughters of the American Revolution
Mr., Mitchell says that he kicked the Afro-Ameri .
can gentleman out of the Office and now he vii.
call the attention of the proper authorities to
him.
/ we would like to know what the lobster or
WIND bag or whatever one might call il th1nks
since Judge Ludwig has over ruled ATTORNEY Hil1ie
Austin in the case Of Pleiss and Heck VA. Miles
When one of the executive committee approacbed
this lobster and asked it to assist the committee
IN driving out this damage prejudice, his reply
was that we could not give one cent towards il
out ne hoped to see the day when Mrs. Ida Wells
Barnett and The APPEAL agent and all the othe.
negro agltators hanging on one tree, as they did
tne race more harm than good. The one consola-
'ion tne race mas. they don't know when such
"lnd Gags come into the world, nor when thew on
out OF IT,. Some of these creatures who know
nothlng OF court OF law demand that the case
WIS outlaWed and that Hon. w. T. Green was a
1901 1or taking the case into court. The demurrer
| VI f!elss and Heck was over ruled by Judge Lud-
WIZ the defendants being given twenty days in
"nlcn to tile their answer to the suit. Judge
Ludwig held that the injury complained of was q
GENIAL of the rights OF Mr. Miles and not per-
soaal Injury action such contemplated by the
| statues requiring notice. Now as the case is on
ana we nave passed the critical point it ia hoped
| tnat all patriotic Afro Americans who have en-
fol'ed their to assist the executive commit.
tee will pay their subscriptions as soon as posi-
Die. THIS is the way one can find out who are the
trends OF the race. All those who have claimed
to De friends of the race who have been approach.
ed oy the committee, and have refused to enroll
| tnelr names in defence of the race are towards
| ana we 90 not need their pennies, yet we can see
these same people in public places where GU,
| money gives them the right to 20. Remembe,
the Lett case. This goes to show that Lawye,
Green knew what he was talking about when he
stated to the client that the case was good for two
years.