The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1906-02-10
WASHINGTON
The City Of Magnificent Dis
tanCeS
A Collection CT Events Occurring Among
the People of The Capital of This Great
and Glorious Nation and Condensed for
the Hasty Perusal of our Many Readesr

IL OUT N1dny ne doe ST.
The President has nominated Will
!, liam r. Vernon CT Kansas for Register
OF the Treasury. The name was sent
| to the Senate Monday.
The Sub-eXecutive committee Of the
, National AfrC-Americal Co. neil i'll
held its seni-annuat meeting in this
! city next week.
| Robert H. Terrell. who was recent
~ reappointed Justice OF the peace.
was banqueted by a number of re-
! preventative citizens at Gray's cate,
Monday night. Mr. Shelby J. David
son acted as POSTMASTER. The at
fair was very pleasant
Representative Fowler. OF New Jer-
sey, chairman OF the Committee on
| Banking and Currency. Monday in
tIoduced a till to provide for clean
! money. The bill enables any person
Or corporation to send worn out CT
! mutt ated United States currency to
! the Treasurer OF the United States by
/ registered mail and 70 receive in ex-
! change therefor new United States
currency without postage or reg s.
| tratiOC charge either way.
| The Fifth Congress district of vi
| ailia will be without representation
| in the House for the rest OF this SEES
sion OF Congress. Claude Swanson,
| who was its Representative, has re-
! signed his seat in the House and is
| now governor of the Old Dominion
One reason foT sending all the Afro
! American. regiments to the Philip
| pines at this time, it is under stood,
is because il is figured that they will
! better stand a campaign in China il
| case Of an outbreak in that country
! following the boycott against Amer
| lean goods.
Mrs. Anna J. Cooper. principal of
the NJ street high school,. was trained
at Wherefore ollege and the St. Aug
ustine Normal School. Mrs. Cooper
was appointed in 1887 and has been
principal Of the N street school since
! 1901.
The famous Pen and Pencil Clnh
i will celebrate the .3sth anniversary
! of the birth OF Frederick Douglas
next week.
When Senator Blackburn of Ken.
lucky retires from political life it will
| be to go to the farm CT 200 acres which
! originally belonged to Blackbu1n's
! family and has Eeen given to the sea-
! atOr by q generous friend, the noted
burns service in the senate covers
! g quarter CT q century and The" are
/ only eight me, left there who have
| served without interruption during
tat period They are Morgan Of Ala
! hama, Berry of Arkansas, Teller OF
/ Colorado. Gallon OF Illinois, Frye and
/ Hale OF Maine, Al s,ich of Rhode Is
! land and Allison OF Iowa.
Arrangements have been made by
! Secretary Loeb for q reception al the
| White House Wednesday,, February
Il. at 2:33 O'Clock p. IN. to a dele2a-
ton from the Manassas Industrial
! School
Washington was we'll Represented
/ at he great suffrage mass meeting
| speeches were made By Mrs. Mary
! Church Terrell, Hon George H. White
and Prof. Kelly Miller.
! The consensus OF opinion il Wash :.
i ingtOl Is that the man t. succeed
! Hon. r. R. Hit who will retire, is
! Col Frank 0. Lowden. He can have
! TIC place if be wants it and i is gen
eralv believed that he will accept
! the nomination The election Of Col.
Lowden would mean that the Illinois
delegation in Congress would be kept
at its present high standard.
/. Dr. Booker Warrington OF Tuske-
! gee. will address the meeting Of the
| Manassas Association at the Fir=t
Congregational Church 10th aid G
j streets. the evening of February a.
t Representative William Alden Sni b
OF Michigan has completed alrange-
ments for the annual Lincoln dinner
! at Grand Rapids, Mich. o. February
| 12 Among the speakers are Pest
| master General George B. Cortelvou.
and Congressman J. Adam Belle Of
| Minnesota and James e. Wat:oa of
| Indiana.
Adulterated lamb chops form TIE
latest discovery o: Prof Harvey W.
Wiley. chief Of the Department #
! Chemistry Of the Agricultural Depart
I; me1r.
!. He said he receotiy nrdere' Sc G
+! chcns> from a neighboring ,b"tebers
s1or and that when he went hone
to dinner he examined theirs as WIS
! hi; custom witt regard to eve'ytbi-,:s
i in The eatable and drinka5le line.
He found enc chop that seemed
,sther strange Taking tn 90 n
/ his hand he gave Q. Sight tug wren
! to l,i9 aElazenent the bone gave way
i and slipped entirely from the sur
/ roundup neat.
j Further investigation showed that
that bone which belonged, originally,
1 perhaps. toS a chop that was short CT
meat, had been neatly pressed i1to a
/ portion of meat OF some sort and
/ shaped so as to resemble a chop
! The meat was neither that Of chop
nor steak, and was palpable ffssesd
! upon the purchaser.
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