The broad ax., 1903-03-14

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r 81 nan. zsf zsth St does
tremendous business al seasons 0
the year He only handles the bea
brands Of cigars. and the hightss
grades Of gents furnishing goods
for the accommodation Of his man,
CUSTOMERS III. Fan keeps TIE Bfoai
Ak On sale ana he claims nat 1T
arst class ssHsr,
Karl HopeWell. the oaly son or chil'
belonging TO Mrs. HopeWell, Slst an
Dearborn streets, was seat 70 tn
John Worthy school last week for /
long tine for cutting anothsr younl
lad with q knife Or razor. Elder WiI
lins, who hangs ont or rooms ct The
home Of Mrs. HopeWen, frequently
led master Earl around the Streets By
the hand.
Miss LflIan Beasley. the pretty
cashier for the Afro-Ameriean News
once siOl state ST, who Is very
popular Win the two legged gentle
men says shat no one can ever 50
to sleep vhne they are reading The
Broad AZ. that 1t sells better than
any other newspaper sold By the
Afro-Americaa News ONCE"
rhe colored men of this country, Il
they are wisely guided, win address
their appeal for justice to the Ameri-
can people irrespective Of party. and
not to the republican party only,
Tbey need the sympathy Of Just and
rie6t-minded men Of all parties. They
can hardly hope to win such broad
sympathy By espousing me cause OF
one party and one candidate for the
presidency-EL
Mr.. L. A. Mitchell, the leading
AfrO-American Socialist Of Chicago
addressed the mems Forum at Insh-
tutonal Church last Sunday, on
socialism" his interesting talk caus-
ed sawide discussion on the part Of
its members. It win be wen for the
Negro to study socialism and the
principles Of the socialist party, for
IN doing so be might find q new poll
teal road which win enable him TO
better his economic or social cOndi-
ton.
Monday afternoon Miss RoseIle
WEIGH, who ran away from her happy
home in stOckbridge, wis, in order
to plight her troth TO Mr.. Dudley L.
Ray, Of Evanston. were married IN the
Law oHces Of Robert N. Mitchell, n
s. Clark street. Rev. b. W. Knight,
of the Friendship Baptist church, per
formed the ceremony. Charles L
Webb. an old friend Of the newly mar
ried couple acted as best man. They
win make their future home in Evan
ston.
Prof. Pedro Tinsley, who formerly
taught voice culture at the Institu-
tionaI church, and who left this city
last fan to take charge Of the musical
at Tuskegea Prof. Booker
T. Washington's school has throwed
up the sponge, and he has come up
north again. Prof. Tinsley claims
that Prof Booker 7. knows nothing
about music, that he did not think the
students we're making any progress IN
singing unless they hoIloEed or yelped
and made more noise than a pack Of
wild Indians
Congressman James McAndreWs
concluded his labors in behalf Of the
nation at Washington last week and
he has arrived home safe and sound.
Our warm friend Congressman VIII
lam sulzer, Of New York City, sent
bis lzindest regards to the writer By
McAndreWs, for over
four years. The Broad Az has found
is way each week TO Congressman
sulzsr's law ofices, IS Broadway, and
Il has no more loyal or steadfast
friends than the JefersOnian, Con-
man OF New York and James Mean.
dreWs Of Chicago.
The Lexington Conference Of the
~ B. church conTenes n St Marks
church. 47th and state street, March
ls-ss: Rev. J. W. Robinson. pastor
of ST Marks, estimates that near on
to one hundred and twenty-five min
Isters VIII be On hand and take partiin |
he Conference. Thursday evening !
reception and banquet WfI be ten
aered e the visiting preachers and
heir friends. Or. Howard S. Taylor,
Gov Richard Yates. Rsvs. B. J. Fiah-
e., D. D.. J. P. Brushingham, D. b.,
fssa, $50