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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29

The white ladies of Minnesota, and
several other states, for that matter,
who are raising such hubbub
against Afro-American ladies joining
the Women's Federation, might learn
very useful lesson from the action
of the National Equal Suffrage Asso-
citation which convened in Washing
ton last month when four of the local
clubs composed entirely of white wo-
men elected Mrs. Mary Church Terrill
one of the four delegates to repre-
sent them in the convention. And
the attention of the Minnesotans is
particularly called to the fact that
Mrs. E. A. Russell, a wealthy
and cultured lady OF Minneapolis, pre-
sented Mrs. Terrill's name for life
membership and paid the fee of $50
required for enrolment. Evidently
Mrs. Russell is one white woman who
is not ashamed to recognize brains
and culture even when covered by a.
skin slightly darker than her own.
All honor to Mrs. Russell; may her
tribe increase
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29

A case which would seem to be as
much a mystery as where Cain got
his wife has turned up. in New York.
Ten years ago w. c. Howard, who
was supposed to be a man, married
a woman. They have lived happily to-
gether ever since, the wife keeping
the secret well. w. C. Howard died
the other day when it was discovered
he was a she. Well, that is not the
most mysterious part. The wife was
nursing baby only few months
old. Now who is the father of that
child? Howard played the man part
good and strong even so far as voting
at all elections and to his or, rather.
her credit, be it said. always voted the
Republican ticket. .-..4
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29
NEW NAGEL UNDERTAKING 90

Having withdrawn from the Listoe
G Void Undertaking Company, for
merly W. E. Nagel Undertaking Co.,
for which was manager for the past
tive years, [ wish to announce to the
public in general and my friends in
particular that have a new undertake
ing establishment at Seven Cor
ners," No. 20S West Third street, and
am fully prepared to handle any bust
ness in my line in the best style pos
sible. have a lady assistant to at
tend in cases where one is required
VIII answer all calls in person. OF
ice Telephone, Main 1904; Residence
Phone, Main 190O-L-3. My Office
phone number will not be found in
the telephone book until the new book
is issued, SO remember the number.
Calls promptly answered day or night.
- z@az VIM, e, NAGEL, ~, Ia
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29

The record for one day of this week
is two lynchings of Afro-Americans-
one James Walker, aged nineteen.
near Washington, N. c., alleged to
have poisoned the family of DR.. D. r..
Taylor OF that town; the other w. H.
Wallace, a Pullman porter at La Jun
ia, Colo. also young man, for an al
legged criminal assault upon a white
woman aged sixty-seven. Wallace de.
MED his guilt to the last. One lynch
ing in the South. one in the North
for the objectionable crime of being
born black. Oh, God How long, how
long. ~~ .: .~ y
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29

Among the artists engaged are Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Kelley, who nresent
delightful farctcal sketch, entitled
Uncle Fineus." This act is one nf The
most entertaining OF it's kind in vande-
Vllie' and the Kelceys are conceded
20 pe the head-liners on any program
IN which they appear. 80
Plenty OF comedy is provided for
and deal of it will be supplied by
Eddie Girard and Jessie Gardner in
their laughable sketch, entitled .'The
Soubrette and the Cop" Eddie Girard
is well known to comedy lovers
through his association with Dunno
and Girard, the once famous comedy
duo, This sketch in which he now an.
pears is said to be a most amusing
feature and gives him an opportunity
to display all the comedy eccentrici-
ties for which he is so famous. =.
An act which will be of striking in
terest and provide much endowment
for the ladies and children is La
Favre's dogs, cats and monkeys. La
faVre has trained his animals to do p
list OF tricks marvellous in the extreme
ana the act provides performance
both amusing and instructive.
Vermette and Dionne, conceded to
be the greatest horizontal bar experts
IN Americas will present an act of that
KIND which is said to be uneuualled
III It's daring and novel and wonderful
features. - -.J.-....-. : - -.
Black face fun never fails for appre-
citation at the hands of local theatre.
goers, and an excellent artist of that
order IS promised in the appearance
OF Geo. r. Wood, whose great claim
is originality and who sustains it in all
his efforts.
The Rosinos, eccentric comedians
and acrobats, will present their ia
nous billiard table speciality. which
is an act full Of unique, difficult and
striking features. il.
The famous Harmony Four, clever
quartette of singers, will also appear
IN an entirely up-to-date act of their
kind. ~ ..-*l @29. ~,,..-. =. !. : F. 49, ,
The great interest shown in the re-
cent visit of Prince Henry will accen-
tuate the local interest which is sure
to be shown in the animated pictures
which will be given of some Of the
scenes and incidents in connection
with the visit Of the famous brother
OF the Emperor of Germany.
A vaudeville program would be in
complete without a songstress, and to
I'LL that void there has been engaged
Miss Dollie Rathburn Chesley, a we'll
known local soprano, who has ap-
peared with distinct success upon diff
ferent occasions, both locally and in
other cities, and who is sure to be a
feature Of the performance.
Notwithstanding the big expense
which the management will be put to
in connection with this attraction,
there will positively be no raise in
prices,
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29
SATURDAY. MARCH 20, 1902:

No president of the nation has ever
held position with reference to the
people that correspondent exactly with
that held by Roosevelt Washington
was venerated and honored in his day
and looked upon as the savior. or
rather the maker of his country; Lin
colin was the idol, but only of a
divided nation. Mckinley was loved
Tor his gentle nature and honored for.
his firm determination and his exalt-
ed Ideas of personal and official recti-
snde, but all of these, dear as they
IN a way raised up above and separat.
ed from the millions Roosevelt is
one OF them, and the Iowliest citizen
has the feeling that if he could only
SO to Washington and present himself
at the White House he would be re-
ceived and welcomed as cordially as
though he were member of the cabi-
net In addition to this is the impress
sion, deeply imbedded in the minds
OF the people, that Roosevelt is abso-
fpFtely independent and original, that
ne looks to no one for the construc-
:sicn Of a policy or for the means to |
carry it out. In this view Of the
president Republi leans are practically
sznanimous and are Joined BY thou
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HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE

At the Grand Opera Honse. st..Pau1.
Following Al. H. Wilson in 1.-THE
Watch on the Rhine at the Grand
theatre goers will be entertained by. a
Week OF. high class vaudeville. This
is company especially organized by
Manager Hays and it is promised to
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CANNON THEM, n Y s 4 i y


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AIMS AND METHODS 81
The aim of this school Is to do practical
Work IN helping. men toward success in
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" COURSE OF STUDY
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IN n, this Seminary: For further particulars
address REV. WILBUR P. THIRk,EI,D.
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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29

L. Eppste1n & Sons Co, who have
racently moved their extensive LIQUOR
house to the corner OF Wabasha and
Eighth streets. where the best in their
llne viii Oh th. city affords may be OBJ
rs city salesman, Of Mr. Joseph Eu-
FIST for many years with the CaI:f Or
MA Wine House. Mr.. Eurisr is o. j >,t
the best fellows in the world and ap-
preciates anyone else who is a good
fellow. Cali to see him; he'll treat
you right. S
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29
LIE VOYAGE DE NJ. pERR1cI1oS.

Comedy in four nets by Iabiche and
Martin. Edited for, school use by G.
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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29
SLIPS OF. SPEECH,

b 80
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-05-14
BARTLErT's ISLAND RANCH.
What the People There Have to Say
About the Scheme.

What the People There Have to Say
About the Scheme.
Last week THE AMERICAN reprinted an
article telling of the purchase OF Bart
iett's Island for sheep ranch. The
article was printed for what II wss worth
as a "story", without verificstion from
Bsrtlett's Island sources, as was stated.
THE AMERICANS correspondent a,
Bsrtiett's Island was. however, requested
to give the story as known there for this
weeks issue. The correspondent writes:
Some one must have had a very lively imas
nation when he wrote the story which wa
reprinted In The AxKsIcAs. The facis are
that Capt johnson came here. and after looking
ihe island over. decided 10 asirchase " peo
pie would sell. As reported In The AshHi
cAs's BArtlei's Island items ias, week. he has
bought hrs Natling's place and closed the bar
gala for Mrs RaymoBd's place. Further than
this he has only talked with several others with
= View to buying.
The report says thai Il was stipulated that all
shall yaeate az once. On the contrary, Capt.
johnson has very kindiy told them to do their
farming and remain Till the crops are gathered
next fall. He seems very Kind man, and will
Ing to do what Is best for the peop e. As for
the hall, nothing has been taid as yet about lite
purchase. The bali, By the way. belongs to the
ladies Of the Barteit's leland sewing society.
The island Is three aud one half miles long
and 1T its widest part. two miles wide don't
know where the Idea originated that the people
here have never been away from the island. of
the hfteen men now here. the older ones Ia their
younger days went fishing and eoasting, and
one was with Commodore wilkes on his famous
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-05-14
ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Lynch's band gave one OF its pleasing
band concerts at its stand at Hillside 90
Monday eyea'ug.
Mrs. Alma ID uiing and child, OF Boston,
are visiting MR.. Darling's parents,
CoIemsu Steele and wife.
Mrs. Fred Grace 81 here from Green
Lske for fw days, the guest OF hsf
sister, Mrs. Alvin Staple.
Mr.. and Mrs. wsrren Jordan spent
Sunday with Mr@. Jordau'a parents,
Charles f. Lynch and wife. Mrs. Jordan
win remain through tns week.
Albert Hamilton, who has been In Cali
fnrnia for the past eighteen months,
arrived home Saturday morning HIS
many friends are glad to wsieoms him.
rne house owned by Wellington Has
lam, aud until recently occupied by
Dennis Reynolds was burned to the
ground early Sunday morning, with con-
Meeting buildings The loss is about
$500; small Insurance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-05-14

Mount Desert Ferry.
w. w. Jellison has sold out his interes,
In the Sullivan ferry.
Joseph Grant is at home from Seal Hsr-
Dor to do bis farming.
Mr.. Newcomb, OF Raugor, is in place OF
Harry johnson, baggage master. resigned.
Clarence Nickerson succeeds r. l.. Colby.
Mrs. Katharine Jellison is suffering
from a psraiytic shock. As she is an old
lady, there are fears for her recovery.
Quite q number of changes are being
made at the wharf. A large piece Is
being built on. also slip for the new
boat "Norombega".
Messrs. Hui q Jacques are improving
the grounds about The Bluffs. The hotel
will be thoroughly renovated. The out
look for good season is favorable.
May II. YASKAPoo.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-05-14

ManseI.
The Misses Taieott, OF Bangor, are at
their cottage here for the summer.
James Parker, fish dealer, received a
cargo OF 400 hogsheads salt last week.
Mrs. E. Benson Stanley has arrived
from her winter home at Duck Island,
and is busy getting her hotel 10 readiness
for the summer. Every indication points
toward prosperous season for the hotels
here. The Stanley house will be open
earlier than usual.
The fishing season began in earnest last
week. Schooner Cosmos, Capt. Whit
tsker, and schooner margaret Leonardo,
Capt. Bunker, landed about 40 600 pounds
each at Parker's wharf. Schooner "van-
gusrd", Capt. Squirting, brought sbou,
As 600 pounds which were sold to Johu S.
Hopkins. Schooner "IoIsntbe", Capt.
Stanley, came with a load for her owner,
b III. Mayo.
May IL. L.