The broad ax., 1900-02-17

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sslsh Of business M. Long eiwsyl
found dne 10 exchange warm I
pleasant greetinss with lis innum.r
able friends
Tuesday, Feb. 2Tth. at 3 p. m
Steinway Hall. II E. Van BGrel strset
(Recital Hall. seventh foor) that no
BILE and great woman-Mrs ehas
Henrotin wiz address The womzn'.
Union. Mrs W. R. Morse win preside
Mrs. Henrotin needs no further fatro-
duction to the readers OF The Broad
Az.
Hon. Geo. w. Clanssenuss, member
Of the Board u Education, has b@eD
mshlioned IN connection for the nom
inatioa for Congressman from the dis
trict wherein he resides. but Mr..
clanssenioas says. under no consider
alton would he entertain that proposi-
ton Cor one minute as he is too alb
sorbed in business affairs
Justice John NJ Moore, who has f5r
q great many years served in that c.
pacity, has made for himself q repu-
tasion for fairness and honesty, which
wilI last for the next hundred years.
The justice has many friends who
would ike TO see him selected 10
serve as police magistrate at the
Rng1auo,d station
The Democratic city committee. al
its needing Thursday. selected Friday
afternoon. March 9Th, TO held the Al
dermhnie Primaries end Satu d y,
March 10th, the Aldermanic Cow n
lions for the the various wa ds
throughout the city win be held. The
30th ward convention win hold forth
at watfta League Hall, S4s w. 47th
street. corner Halsted.
Tho United Brotherhood hiss CON-
pleted arrangements to hold a mass
meeting at Bethel Church, Thursday.
Feb. 10th. at 8 p. m. which win be
under the auspices of women's Fed
GRAFTON Hon. Frank ]. Weaton vii.
address the meeting on Fraternsl
Life Insurance Mrs. L A. Davis,
state organizer. viii read a paper.
Music viii be d;scoursed by .Arnant'
orchestra.
There is one thing that can be sid
TO the credit of Congressman VIM.
Sulzer, Of New York, who hiss an
nounced his candidacy for nomination
Tor Vice-President, that he is plain.
simple and level headed, and. viii
in conversation with him in his rooms
at the Sherman House lately, he in
troduced us to some Of his frie-ds, but
he did not refere to us as my dear boy,
old man or uncle, but he called us
Mr.. Taylor.
Mrs. Dunmore. who SO ably con.uct-
ed the Sewing School, and who is
chairman Of the Industrial section OF
the Phyllis Wheat,ey club rendered a
good program at the last Wednes lay
meeting of the 18th. after rsadi,g
her report to the Sewing School, pa
per prepared by Mrs Allison. was
read On the great importance Of keep
ing boys and girls at work, An icle
was read by Mrs. Bundy from ths
North American Review. on cub wSTk.
by Mrs. Mary Church-Terrell An
open discussion followed.
Monday night while festival WIS
being held a. Quinn Chapel. two At
ro-Ameficans were admitted into Rev.
A. ]. Carey's house under the p.etext
Of securing some dishes to be used
at the festival. and as som a they
entered, one flashed a huge revolver
and the other q big knife and COM
PEELED Mrs. Carey to turn over TO them
the sum Of SIS. All the money she
had. One Of the men was recognized
g attending Quinn Chapel, Up TO the
present time the police have been un-
able to capture the robbers.
The Mothers Council met at the
home Of Mrsl s. ]. Hart. 4s4I Armour
axenue. on 1londay afternoon last
me thorough study of the Preside
school was taken up. rs the Council
expect to make this the foundation
stone upoa which to build their fu-
tire work. Several beautiful ard
,.sr,r.fa lo-.nr,~ ,r.va ,oad fr,rn aF4nra. .