The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-09-07

On last Wednesday night a young
fellow who disgraced the name he
bore-Charles Sumner-was arrested
as suspicious character. The jailer
put him in cell No. 8, in which the
night before Albert zelen had commit
ted suicide. Sumner, after he learned
what had happened in the cell, was al
most scared to death and begged to be
put in some other cell, to no avail. He
was discharged Thursday on the prom
Use to leave the city,.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Edwards and
daughter Grace left Tuesday for o.
taWa, ILL.,, where they will reside in
the future. They were moving spirits
in st. James A. NJ E. church and will
be very much missed. Mr.. Edwards
was for several years employed by
McQuaid, the popular grocer. He will
go into business at Ottawa as the man.
ager of large boarding house. They
take with them the best wishes of
large circle of friends here.
On last Tuesday H. Casey and Wood
Gillian had scrap over some old-time
trouble before the scrappers came to
St. Paul. Casey is a large man, while
Gillian is small and has but one good
leg. Gillian, however, drew his trusty
razor and proceeded to cut Casey down
to his size. He had not proceeded fur
Their than to cut a big cash in Casey's
cheek and hand when the cops took
them into custody. Casey was taken
to the hospital and Gillian was locked
up.
DR.. and Mrs George w. James, 63S
st. Anthony avenue, on last Monday
evening gave reception in honor of
their guest, Mrs. Blanche Williams, Of
Raleigh, N. c. Mrs. Williams was for
merly resident of st. Paul, and, be-
ing favorite of all who knew her, the
reception was largely attended and
was most delightful affair in every
way. The charming hostess was as
sisted in receiving her guests by:
Mesdames Waldo Turner, w. T. Fran
CHS, H. I. Williams, w. S. Neal, w. V.
Howard, D. R. Bonaparte Misses
Clara and Gertrude Howard served
the trappe. Mrs. Williams left Tues
DAY morning for Faribault, Mimi,
where she will be the guest of her old
teacher, DIR. j. L. Smith, and will de-
liver an address in the deaf mute Ian
guage at the opening of the deaf mute
institute, where she was once herself
a student. While in Faribault she will
take post graduate course, after
winch she will return to Raleigh to
take up her work as teacher of deaf
mutes. She leaves her little son and
daughter IN st. Paul for the winter
They will be the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Hilyard. :
DR.. M. C. B.. Mason, who for twenty
years was the secretary of the Freed
mems Society Of the NJ. r. church
filled the pulpit at st. James A. NJ. p
church last Sunday morning The
church was packed and his hearers
were delighted. He took for his sub-
Iject the 23rd Psalm, and certainly gave
"a clearer and more comprehensive
idea of that beautiful passage of scrip-
ture than has been given here before
DR.. Mason also lectured att st. James
t Monday evening to another packed
house, and if his hearers were pleased
on Sunday morning they were dee
lighted" on Monday night. He took
for his subject, Africa in America and
Africa Across the Seas" and for a
man who, though still young but never
saw inside school house until he was
thirteen years of age, he proved to he
marvel. In his soulinspiring adj
dress he played the gamut of all the
human emotions and brought tearr ar