The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-05-03

DO
YOUR
WHOLE DUTY
NEXT TUESDAY BY
VOTING THE REPUBLICAN
TICKET.
Mrs. Carrie Dennis is in the city
visiting her sister, Mrs. E. De Bap-
tiste.
The little baby of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Y. Howard, who has diptheria, is get
ting on finely and is almost entirely
recovered.
Look out for the great show at the
Star next week The Thoroughbreds.
1t is said to be above the ordinary in
all that goes to make up an attrac-
tive show. Don't miss it,
Mime. Emma Nevada in one grand
recital at the Metropolitan Monday
night Mr.. Richard Mansfield Tues
day in '.Beaucaire." Wednesday in one
special production of Beau Brum-
MEL
Owing to the inclement weather
Thursday night the meeting of the
Council Committee did not materialize
and place of next meeting will be
given.
Mr.. F. L.. McGhee returned from a
trip to St. Louis and Kansas City
Wednesday. He reports having ad-
dressed two fine meetings in the in
terest OF the coming meeting of the
Afro-American. Council.
There was a fire in Union Block, in
which THE APPEAL Office is located,
Tuesday night which was the cause
Of the office and contents being badly
damaged by water, which however, is
fully covered by insurance..
F. D. Parker has been notified of
his selection as member of the
Executive Committee of the Afro
American Republican League, which
has called convention of league
clubs to meet at Springfield, Ohio,
Aug. 18th, 1902.
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1t costs little to place your papers,
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Paul Trust Co., 1873 Endicott Arcade.
Charles Harris, was found dead in
bed at the Economy lodging house,
Fifth and Jackson streets, at 5 o'clock
Wednesday. He was a sufferer from
consumption; and this disease is be-
lieved to have caused his death.
Harris was fcrty-five years old. and
had been employed as porter at the
Pfster bowling alleys, on Robert
street. Coroner A. w. Miller had the
body removed to the morgue.
The Charity Club has issued invita-
tons for it's first annual social, which
is to occur at Twin City Hail. Rice, and
University, Wednesday, May IA. The
club is under the control of an execu-
tive board. composed of w. J. Utley,
pres; c. M. Tibbs. Sec; J. H. Vincent,
treas. On the occasion of the social,
Messrs w. R. Godette and w. A. John
son will act as sergeants-at-arms, and
Messrs. G. S. Harrison and J. M. Alli-
son as floor managers.
Essie Stewart was : arrested Mon
day on information from Chicago
charging her with keeping 15-year-
old white girl. Josie Flannery, in a
uouSS VI I'LL CputS. SA SoOn SouACy
indictments were presented in the pc
lice court Tuesday morning to hold
her. The woman says it's case Of
spite work to get her back to Chica-
60 4 deputy sheriff is here to take
her back, and she was turned over to
him to be returned to Chicago. -
In the civil service examinations
for positions as clerks and carriers in
the post Office, which We're held Nov.
20. u and %, 1901, there were 80 fe-
male and 107 male candidates. There
were 81 females and 81 males who
made above the, 20 per cent necessary
to pass Among the successful candi-
dates are Miss Elizabeth Farr, with
a per cent of 1888. standing 18th on
the list, and Jos. H. Sherwood with
a per cent of 1870, standing 21st on
the list,
Howard Wheeler, Republican can;
didate for reelection to the Assem-
DIV is a native OF st. Paul and needs
no introduction to its people. He is
a resident of the Fourth Ward, but is
TO be voted for all over the city and
the chances seem very good for him
to surpass his phenomenal run of two
years ago He. has proven himself
to be in every way worthy of the
trust the people imposed in him then
and that he will be reelected is a
forgone conclusion. However it will
be just as well to get in the band
wagon by putting an x opposite his
g name.
A big outdoor meeting at st. James
church, Eighth Ave. S. and 18th ST.,
Minneapolis, Sunday, May 4th.. Pro
Z gram Music, Prof Towards K. p
Military Band; Invocation; Music, St
James Choir, Is voices; Address, Col
c.. T. Trobridge; Music, X. F.. Band ;
p Address, Rev T. Reeves, Phi. D.;
s. Music, Quartette; Laying Of the Cor
IS. ner Stone by the Masonic Order;
4 Music, Choir; Paper, Humanity, {
Philep Axis Hubert, d. D., LII. D.;
Public offering and rally among mem.
Il bers; Music, K p. Band Special In.
vitation to pastors and people Of the
Twin Cities. The u. r. *. F. will be
present to lend financial aid. Rev. p
b. Butler, Pastor.