The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-04-07
Mr.. John Warren is on the sick list.

Mr.. John Warren is on the sick list.
Mrs. Henry Bland is still seriously ill there are
little hopes of her recovery.
Mr.. Walter Ashworth has returned from Chica-
go, where he went to his Uncle on business.
He claimed that three balls to one was to much
for him.
The Honorable lamented Bill Nye of Burling-
ton Hawkeye used to say that the biggest fool on
earth was the one who would take offence at an
article unless his name appeared.
THE APPEAL agent could have sold 100 copies of
the paper, provided he had them on Land. We
have never known THE APPEAL to be in such de-
mand as last week by both Afro American and
whites. !.
Mr.. John Arzlaff gave golden jubilee banquet
at the PlankiEton Saturday night March 31st
to his employer in honor of his fftyieth anniver-
sary in business. Covers were laid for $50. II
was grand affair, over 800 bottles Of wine were
drunk. -. a, "s,.a"
Mr.. Alonzo White has resigned his position at
the Plankinton and gone to Chicago where he can
befound at the Beach. AS Mr.. White has in his
possession one of Cozart's manuals and one of
Whitehead Stewards hand books. one will find
him to be an up to date hotel man.
Mrs. Walter Cartright while returning from the
doctors, where she went to have her finger dressed
and while crossing the street run down by
baker wagon. She was taken to her home 44-Sth
street, in ambulance. 1t will be several days,
before she will be able to leave her bed.
Mr.. VIM. Hughes was called from La Sale, Ill.,,
to the sick bed of his wife. MIR. Hughes inform
ed The APPEAL reporter that his wife was taken
with paralytc stroke on Saturday morning Mar.
25th and being alone she laid in the hall where she
fell, from Saturday until the following day, befor
she was discovered. And that the front window
doors were open, also the back door And there
being no fire in the house at that time. If it had
been cold night she would have froze to DEATH
MI. Hughes will put his wife in the hospital as it
is doubtful whether she will recover owing to the
exposure that she went through. .
on the sick list, is able to be out again.
Rev. G. II. Hamilton filled the pull
pit at St. Marks A. M. E. church Sun
day evening.
Mr. Oliver Harper, of Chicago, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. M. Releford, of
II Fifth street.
Mr.. R. H. Anderson, of Chicago, is
paying his family a. visit prior to
sailing for Paris. ... ..>'". ar-~~s..@....
The Young Mems Sunday Club did
not have any exercises on Sunday
afternoon owing to the stay -at-home
members. .@"a = .Ss~ (.
DR.. George Hay and bride will arrive
in the city from South Bend, Ind, or
the 18th inst. They intend to make
the Cream City their future home.
The chief of police has given order.
to the detectives to run in all thi
young loafers that hang around thu
dives but are too strong to work.
Mr.. w. B. Davis has been offered !;
position on the North Western rail
road as dining car man. AS he is
man Of ability and excellent habits, h,
is competent to fill the position
Two women of the bad Lands
type had a fracas on Wells street las
ouiiu1J. Vic " clo ~ Uduly CUT Su'
was taken to the hospital. The,
slashed each other like two boar
while a big crowd stood and looked on
On April End at 5 o'clock a. M, Mr.
James Johnson, after a long struggl,
with consumption, died at his home OF
State street. He was highly respect
ed young man. He leaves a mothel
and sister to mourn his loss. He came
mere with his parents from Washing
ton, D. G., in rs at the age Of ST,
years. He has been employed at the
! store of Gimble Brothers for number
of years. His life was quiet and unas.
4 Stunning, but he was known among his
friends as an honorable, upright youne
man. He lived a faithful son and
brother to his mother and sister and
other relatives who now have the
heartfelt sympathies of their neigh
bors and friends in this their hour OF
trial