The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1904-01-02

Charlie Shoecraft is on the sick list
Mr.. A. L. Taylor of Cleveland was
in the city last week.
Mrs. G. w. Sublette, who has been
on the sick list, is cOnvalescent.
Ex-Speaker Henderson declares that
he is not ambitious to be sent back to
congress.
The coffee manufacturers OF the
country have been in session in Chi
cago this week.
Gov. Yates skinned" the so-called
trust press" in his speech at Hamll-
ton Club banquet.
Pleasure and charity combined at
Inner-C Circles charity ball at Armory
New Years night.
Mrs. Carrie Hunter Lewis, after a
prolonged visit at Vicksburg, Miss,
has returned home. j, .:> ......< .#
Miss Lizzie Slaughter was suddenly
called to her home in Louisville last
week by the death of her father.
Isn't it carrying the strike idea
little too far when strikers attack an
ambulance bearing dying man?
Prof. T. D. Scott, principal of the
xenia. Ohio, High School, will lecture
ut the Institutional Church Sunday
night.
Chicago hotels must charge fair
rates. The Republican national COM
1nittee will not allow extortlonate
prices for rooms.
S. A. T. Watkins, Esq, OF the Chi
cago Bar. was admitted to practice
before the Supreme Court Of the Unit
ed States, at Washington, Monday.
Miss Fife Berry, the talented teach
pr of art at Wilberforce University,
will spend the holidays in the city,
the guest of Miss Fannie Smith, 3S4|
Dearborn street.
Funerals all over the city were in
terfered with by striking hverymen
Services in some instances performed
under police protection. Plckett
watch the bereaved homes.
Senator Allison, in address to Bank
ers' Club, declared present nationa
banking system safe. Says want o
elasticity is exaggerated. Opposes
proposed assets currency law.
DR.. John Alexander Dowie said in
his Sunday sermon: IF | were pres
ident l would take troops into the
South and see that the Negro be al !
lowed to vote. The South must learn
that it cannot steal the black mans
ballot"
Miss Katie Winbush will give re- |
ception next Monday evening at her
residence on Wabash avenue in honor |
of Miss Minnie McKaulass. Port Hr |
ron, Mich; Miss Josephine Davis, |
Washington, D. c.; Miss Frances Wal |
lace, Aurora, ILL.,, and Miss Fife Berry |
of Wilberforce.
Mr.. Luther W. Moore of this city |
and Miss Mary Fenno Rector. daugh"
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Elias Rector
of Little Rock, Ark, were married in |
the latter city on December 10th at |
the residence of the brides parents.
They will reside in Chicago and will
be at home to their friends after Jan
uary LIST at 1920 Wabash avenue.
Mrs. Emma Stewart, 221S Dearborn
steat, entertained a few friends at
whist and dancing at her residence
Wednesday evening. splendid time
was had. Miss Hayden rendered sew
eral fine solos. Those present were
Mr. and Mrs Howard, Mrs. Norris, the
Misses Johnson and Miss Hayden,
Messrs. Hubbard, Crutcher and Arthur
Anderson.
A condemnation of the spoils sys-
TEN in state institutions as a moral
crime, and a statement that the invol-
untary collection of money from ap-
pointees should be made a penal Of
tense, were the keynotes of the speech
made by Lawrence Y. Sherman in
opening lis campaign for the Repub-
lican gubernatorial nomination in Pc
uria County.
The concert given at Bethel Church
last Monday evening was grand al
fair. Mme Lucas and Mrs. S. F.
Green were we'll received by the au-
-dience The Aeolian Quartette, as
usual, made a hit. One of the patrons
of the concert was SO pleased that to
each of the lady singers he presented |
a one-dollar note and to each gentle
man of the quartette one dime.
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