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

Mr.. Isaac 81. Smith. the coIored
banker At New Bern. N. C.. prophe
sizes the election Of the national dem,
Ocratie ticket IN IsO4.-Ez
Little Billie Piper. who ran a Low
dire On 18th street near Armour ay,
euue. has busted up and he now wants
to become deputy sheriff Of Cool
county.
Andrew Jackson Hirsehl Is vel
grounded in the law. lie Is gaining
new friends every day and he is bound
to be elected Judge Of Cook county
at the June election
The Knights Of Labor composing
district assembly No. 9, have Endorsed
for reelection Judges Hanecy, Glib
bons, Clifford, Tuley, Dunno, Adams,
Burke Tuthm and Nicely and Messrs.
Kersten, Black, Brown and Barnum.
C. B. Britton,, the dandy barber, 1ss
West 47th street, who knew Elder
D. R. wilkins when he lived down in
Old Kentucky, has completely recover
ed from the effects of his Siege Of
sickness. and he Is again able to hold
down his chair.
". G. Anderson, J. Q. Grant have
moved their law and collecting ONCE
from So s. Clark street to 11s La
Sale ST., Room q. Lawrence A. New
by has transferred his law once from
1855, Washington St, to the same street
and room.
Mr.. Charles NJ Walker, the honest
Corporation Counsel Of Chicago, has
an army Of friends amcng all classes
Of citizens, and as they are working
for his election, there Is no doubt of
hts landing one Of the Judgeships Of
Cook County.
Fenton Johnson 4s47 Armour ave,
the young Afro-American poet of the
town Of Lake is becoming quite a
spieey writer. Recently he composed
an interesting article which has re-
ceived favorable comments from his
associates at the Hyde Park High
school,
A ROwens, who is stationed at the
South Englewood Police Station. is
one of the best ofHcers on the police
force. Mr.. Rowens is full of race
pride, honest in his dealings with |
all men, and with his money for the
past -hree years he has been a warm
supporter Of this paper.
N. A Hardin S2z1 S. LOOMS street,
who is one Of States Attorney De-
mems right hand bowers in the s1st
ward, is on the sick list. For some
time Mr.. Hardin has been working in
the County Treasures cfiee and the
great crowds Of people locking into
It every day in order to pay their tax
IS and the foul air knocked him out.
A Grand Rally was held at Olivet
Baptist Church last Sunday and eleven
hundred and twenty-eigbt dollars and
cents was collected in for the
Lord. Some OF the members Of Oh
iVet claim that the more Theodore
w. Jones fights Rev. E. ]. Fisher the
more popular it makes him, and the
easier it is to fim-ham the people out
b their money" /
Gamblig Jack Terrell, who assisted
Little Billie Piper to open up his no.
torious joint in 47th street in which
many young girls were ruined, or
hung around, is acting as a jaek-legl
lawyer at the Hyde Park. Police Sta
ion, and in time Gambling Terrell
nay skin the poor suckers out OF
three dollars which he owes as sub
seription to The Broad Ak i
Less than two years ago Rev. or
Elder d. R. wilkins Of the Old Church
Organ, was turning over Heaven and
He'll in order to paint Rev. Abraham
Lincoln Murray ten thousand times
1laeker than the boss devil Of the
Internal regions. But today Elder !
wilkins feels like cussing and damn
ng every individual who does not re-
yard Rev. Abraham Lincoln Murray
IS the salt Of the earth or as a bright
shining angel.
Mrs William Gilbert Haynes. daugh-
.er-in-laW Of former Alderman P. F.
Haynes. Of Lake View. was carried
way frOm this world on the bosom Of
leah the latter part nj last week.
She was buried Tuesday from the
tome Of her father-lh-law. 16o Jansen
Ivenue, interment at RosehiT Gene
cry. Mrs. Haynes vas only married I
me year. she was a lovable woman
md she win be greatly missed by