The broad ax., 1903-03-21
CHIPS.

Ernest Hummel, the Prince OF Ih'
German Americans in this county
viii surely be elected City Treasures
of Chicago.
Alderman Michael thinner, 12h
Ward. has been renOminated and a
far as his calling and election it is al
over with him right now, but the
shouting.
DR.. A. NJ. Brown, physician and
surgeon who recently arrived in this
city from the South, has opened an
Office, corner 9th and State sts-, and
Doctor Brown is meeting with sue
cess.
They say that Rev. Archibald James
Carey hates Attorney Edward H. Nor
ris because lawyer Morris obtained
a judgement against himself, and
Quinn Chapel for almost one hundred
dollars.
Alderman ]. c. Patterson, goth
Ward. never knows how to turn any
of his constituents down if he can help
it. and that is one reason why the
voters of his ward will stand by him
on the day Of election.
Charles R. Jackson, the Afro-Ameri
can postmaster at Darien' Ga, gets
a salary of $500 per year. He was
first appointed by President Mckinley
and re-appointed by President Roose-
welt. Not a single Democrat in Darien
objected.
Joseph P. Junk, with the assistance
Of his friends, won the day last Satur-
day over Alderman Fred. Hart, in the
29th Ward. and Mr.. Junk, and his sup
porters feel sure that Alderman Hart
and his followers will help to swell
his majority over his Republican op-
ponenet.
The latter part of April "Layman's
Congress will be held in this city I'M
der the auspices Of the Mems Forum
of Institutional Church, at which time
the Needs of the Negro church will
be discussed" from various points OF
view. It will be attended by delegates
from all sections of the country.
Judge Hanecy has refused to grant
any relief to Col. Samuel R. Snowden
and Mrs. J. c. Snowden in their suits
for separate maintenance and divorce
but the Judge has ordered Col. Snow
den to pay five dollars per week TO-
wards the support of his son and to
pay Mrs. Snowden's lawyers a very
small fee.
L. A. Mitchell, and several other
Afro-American socialists, have orga-
nized the Negro Economic League
which meets every Sunday evening at
Robey Hall, Robey st. and Austin
Ave.-Free Discussions Of Economics,
Religion and Politics. Mr.. Mitchell is
one of the best workers in the ranks
of socialism and he stands high in the
council of his party.
Mayor Carter H. Harrison is again
at the head of the Democratic party,
and for the fourth time he has receiv-
ed the nomination as the chef. officer
Of this city. His associates on the
ticket, Ernest Hummel, City Treas
urer, John ]. BOehm, for city clerk,
John E. Owens for city Attorney.
Many of the leading politicians claim
that it is a strong ticket, that it will
be elected by a large majority.
Col. Robert E. Burke, Charley Mar
tin, Fred Eldred, Hon. Thomas Gahan,
City clerk William Loeffler and many
other old time leaders of Democracy,
were run over and crushed out by
the new machine at the primaries
and in the city convention Monday.
1t has been many a day since so
many leaders Of the Democratic party
we're slaughtered AMI their political
hides hung up on the fence to dry.
1t is very hard to tell what the out
come Of this killing on process will
be. It may be the means of defeating
mayor Carter H. Harrison and all his
associates on the city ticket.
Rev Archibald James Carey, says:
he must have FIVE thousand dollars
by easter Sunday IN order to save
Quinn Chapel, that if he is unable to
collect in that amount he viii have
to give up the checks for the money {
which has already been turned into
the banks for Quinn" BY giving {
out this impression Rev.
Archibald James Carey, may fool the Z