The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-04-23

months. ms. Mason Is q warm ad-
mirer Of The Broad Az, and in order
to show her admiration for Il she has
paid out her money for It, and ordered
# sent to her home.
Edword G. Alexander Is no better
nor no worse than Little whisky BIN
Ward. and ". ". johnson, and those
buties have in. the past thrived BY
SHINING unfortunate men and women
who have fen within the clutches Of
the law, ana they and Alexander
should be beaten with many stripes
for their many dishonest deeds.
The AfrO-Americsns Of Richmond,
Va. pay taxes on more than one mill
lion dollars worth Of property, but
that fact does not prevent their best
white friends IN that city from es-
tablIshing sJIm Grow cars" for those
decent property holding. tax-paying
colored people to ride in. There is
only one thing for the self-respecting
Negroes Of Richmond to do until the
owners Of it's street cars comes to
their senses and that is to walk!
I States Attorney Charles S. Deneen
win control the majority Of the dele
gates In Cook county to the Repub
Hcan State Convention, which con
venes in Springfield May u. His
headquarters in the Grand Pacific Ho-
tel are crowded all day long with the
leading men Of his party-men who
always deliver the goods In the way
Of delegates, and they all predict that
Col Deneen win receive the nomina-
ton for Governor Of Illinois.
Mrs. Fred d. Berry, 5O25 Armour
avenue, has broke up housekeeping
and for the next two months she viii
spend with her sister, Mrs. Johnson,
who resides in Ashtabula, Ohio, who
has been dangerously Ill for some
weeks. Before taking her departure
Mrs. Berry spent several days in Wis
fling with Mrs. James Green, 1854
Armour avenue, and she has many
warm friends who win greatly miss
her while absent from the city.
Mrs. Jackson, $3.50 State street, who
has been a member Of Bethel church
for many years, and who loaned Rev.
Abraham Lincoln Murray one hun
dred dollars two years ago, which
amount he has never refunded to her,
had all her things and her FIVE
fatherless children set out in the
street for not being able to pay I'VE
months rent, which she owed ow-
ing to the fact that she has not sue
ceeded in collecting the one hundred
dollars from her pastor.
The Supreme Court Of Illinois, this
week for the third time set aside
the findings Of the Circuit Court Of
Madison County, respecting the sep
aration Of the white and colored
children In the public schools of Al
ton and q new trial must be granted.
The judges Of the Supreme Court in
this celebrated case, have not per
mitted themselves to be bullied or
swayed by race prejudice and are in
favor Of unfolding and interpreting
the present state law as It applies to
white and black children, receiving ed
ucational instructions, on equal terms,
in the same public school buildings.
William Hsrrah, Official stenograph-
er in the city council rooms, and Police
omcer James Brouder, who always
straightens the city fathers out when
ever they start on the warpath, are
both Of the opinion that It would add
to our appearance and dignity II we
would dress up in a shining black
plug hat. II several thousand readers
Of this paper should happen to think
likewise, and some Of them would
send in their unpaid subscriptions II
would enable us to come into posses
sion Of such hat; II Is barely pos
sible that we might be induced to wear
1t. What do you say, Mr.. Reader?
Are you in favor Of the Editor Of The
Broad Ak wearing q stovepipe hat?