The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1903-09-05

this places q criminal on Lns isfei
with a brute. and the penalty should
be hanging by the Law. This crime
Is not sent by the associated press
with q flourish Of trumpets over the
country. WhyP It Is because the
convict is white, and TIllm&n, Graves
& Company might ay into a rage
and demand that he be lynehed,-
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Rev. Archibald James Carey's liver
does not seem to work very well
since he returned to the city from
his rip roaring trip TO Milwaukee,
Wis, for during class meeting last
/ Friday night Rev. Archibald got hts
! Ca. blood heated up while diSputing
with some Of his dupes as 70 the
amount Of class dues which they
owed and he then and there called
Brother Hunter, who resides at 18th
street and State street "a block head"
ana a few minutes later It looked IS
though Brother Hunter and one or two
sisters would climb Rev. Archibald,
Who pulled IN his horns after he had
received SS1 to run his table for one
week.
Henry Carr, an AfrO-American who
had been running q store for several
years In Alexandria, La, was recently
given fifty Iashes on his bare back
with a rawhide by the leading white
citizens Of that town, then they order
ed him to leave, pot only the place
where HIS store was located but also
to leave the state. II appears that J.
C. Mosley, a white Christian gentle
man, had insulted Mrs. Carr and at
the point Of a gun Henry Carr made
Mosely apologize to her. That was
too much for MOsley's friends so they
decided to whip and drive Carr from
La, for protecting his wife. This
incident shows that respectable
colored women in the south have no
rights which white loafers or Sound
rels who pass for gentlemen are
bound to respect.
Rev. Abraham Lincoln Murray let II
be known from his pulpit Sunday night
that Bethel Church started out to
make money out Of its picnic, which it
gave at Mil Creek. That it needed
the money and got It. That it cleared
more. than four hundred and fifty dol
lars. That Bethel does not thank any
one for shedding tears for it simply be-
cause there was whisky or beer drink
ing, crap-shooting. cussing and fight
ing on the part Of those who attended
the picnic. That all they wanted was
the money and they got it." At that
point several OF his wash women
shouted "Amen!" "Amen!" then
everybody stood up on their hind legs
and thanked their God for permitting
the gamblers, prize fighters or slug
gers and the sporting women to
mingle with them at Mil Creek, for
that kind act on the part Of their God
enabled old Bethel to pull in much
blood money.
,AIr. and Mrs. Chas. Smith, 4764 Dear
born street, celebrated their 9TH we'd
ding anniversary Tuesday eve, Sept
1st, 1903. The guests were received
in the reception hall, in a bower Of
beautifully arranged palms and ferns.
The parlor was artisticaIly decorated
in green and white. The dining hall
was decorated in red and green.
American beauties were very profuse.
The table cover was Of heavy Batten-
burg lace over a beautiful design. Re
freshments in red and green were
served by Caterer Johnson and the
Crescent Orchestra rendered beauti-
full selections while entirely obscured
from the guests behind q bank OF
palms. Among the guests present
we're Mr.. and Mrs. P. D.vancycle, Mr..
and Mrs. z. Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. A Taylor. Mrs. R. B. Jones, Mrs. ].
I. Thompson, Mrs. L. Boswell, Mrs. Mar
vine, Mrs. b Redick Of st. Louis, Mrs.
n. Whitted. Mrs. G. Noon, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. jenkins, Mr.. F. Boyd and Mr..
VIM. Nelson.