The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1902-11-22


tors now express much hope Of her
recovery.
II Representative Church and the
other Cook County Republican mem
bers Of the Legislature want the nezt
United States senator to come from
this city or County, let them rally to
the support Of Hon william B. Mason
and stand BY him until he Is reelected
to the United stats Senate
Rev. Father Flanagan, St Anns's
Church, Wentworth ave. and Gar
field Blvd. celebrated his ssrd birth
day Sunday, and hundreds Of his
friends were present TO greet him.
Father Flanagan, lis beloved by the
people OF the Town Of Lake. and ne
is a Power for good IN tie city Of
Chicago
Our old friend John A. Taylor. Salt
Lake City, Utah, Is spending several
days in this city, visiting with his
brothers. BE leaves Sunday night
for Jackson, Mich, where he win
spend some time selling his mining !
stock for he is President Of the Tay-
lor-MayC0ck Mining Co, Fillmore
Utah, and much rich gold and silver |
ore Is being dug out Of the ground By |
his company.
Geo J. Woods who conducts a
gambling Joint on state street, near
SOth. aspirss to be the leader of the
AfrO-Ameriean Democrats of Chicago,
and some say that he viii endeavUr
to dictate to Sheriff Barrett whom he
shall and whom he shall not appoint
to once that is among the AfrO-Amer-
lean Democrats. But we do not be
lieve that Sheriff Barrett viii pay |
much attention TO the advice Of any |
eOlored men simply because they are
able TO conduct cheap gambling or
crap games.
Rev. Thomas Dixon recently took
the center Of the stage and denounced !
Uncle Toms Cabin" as pernicIous /
reading The noise caused by this
declaration having subsidized, the
broadminded preacher Of the gospel
steps TO the front with this Wild
declaration: Ny deliberate opinion
Of the modern Negro IN this country
is that he is not worth he'll room.
If were the devil would not let q
him In he'll They win be driven
from the south Just as surely e. they
swarm that place noW.@E1
The Old Church Organ, last week /
contained a rambling article which it
called an editorial but which in
reality was nothing on the Fifty
eight congress, and Albert J. Hop
kins, II the Old Church Organ Is or
was opposed to the election Of Hop
kins, TO the United States Senate
why dident It fight him prior to No
Eember Ist? II It was or Is honest
in its opposition to him why did It
support Ed. Morris, attorney for the
chambers Frust'9. George W.
Dixon, and other men for the Legisla-
tire whom It knew would vote
and work for the election Of Hopkins,
the arch enemy Of the Negro racer
CHIEF Bioler Inspector james G.
Blancy, who is one Of the high
Priests Of CaTnnaryTiIle which Is
located in the dead part Of the son
Ward; Denny J. Riordan, Harry ].
Rogers. ex-state Senator Dan. curley,
Jimmy Mcdonald, whose boom last,
summer Tor member Of the Board Of
Review died beforeaH the vet nurses
in the old Town Of Lake could Stand
It On its fest Smooth goods Mr..
John Breen, Jimmy J. McNarney, who ,
Is always there with a smile ana the
glad hand; arthur McLaughlin, Who
e dead wiling 70 bust int the 20
HHcai game. Charley Boyd, who;
vas passed up BY the boys Iasti
spring Tim W Maclv, and honsSt
Tom Tobin are q few Of the big
statesmen residing IN the son Ward /,
who ara willing % 90 np against Al
derman Michael MeInsfney IN TIE
Spring