The broad ax., 1904-01-23

Morris elegant lais. -tAi ---l-l
street.
Rev Louis Madisol FenVick. q s..
Msrks a = Church. AIilEaukse,
wa has got mixed up with two q
frree 81 lis wives 81 women e. me
sane time. ana he has RESIGNED his
charge and turned his flock loose t.
s. bunetsd b. God Or TIE devil
wanv 81 the ladies are working
nieht ana day this week h order e
81 thsir new dresses and fancy
waists finished IA time 70 wear them
- tbe knight Templars' grand char
itv bail which win be held &c the
coliseum Annex Monday evening
Jan. 2sth
Rev. J. ". Robinson, Of st. Marks
Church 47th and state street, has
stsrted mission down At 18Th and
Armour avenue. which win be IN
ehsrEe Of Rev. Ms. Walter HilL Who
& preparing q book for the Press
which uill contain q sketch q her
lie ana essays on the Bible and ether
topics
Ms J. c. Stewart 5ts4 Normal
aEenue. Is sdH receiving presents
from her numerous friends. The first
Of this week she received a handsome
set Of snver forks from Mr., and Mrs
c. Pitman, and a beautiful ornamental
cross from Mrs. e. H. smith, Phiia-
delpbia, Pa, fancy plato, Ms. Lulu
Weaver, cup and saucer, M. and Mrs.
Dan. Bell
Melville G. Holding, who was one
Of the best city oil inspectors Chicago
has ever had, Is being urged BY many
Of his friends to become a candidate
for alderman in the s2nd ward. and Il
Mr.. Holding should decide 70 enter
the aIdermanic contest IN his ward
he would be elected. for he is an az
fable gentleman, and highly esteemed
By a large circle Of friends.
destructive fires in this city.
The following newsy and represen-
tatfTe race papers made their bow to
the new year IN holiday attire. The
Boston Guardian, Chicago Brosd-Ax.
Des Moines Bystander and Little
Rock Mosaic Guide. Nay your beauty
charm the whole Of the year and
may q ripe return attend your Efforts
The Spectator, St Joseph, No.
As further evidence that The whites
residing in the State Of Mississippi
are reverting hack to saVageTy. a
member Of the legislature Of that
state has introduced a bIl which Il
passed win transform all its white
citizens into saints, who make up
their minds to amuse themselves by
mobbing and lynching Negroes.
The Douglass Afro-Amerioan Press
Agency has been organized at PrOYi-
dence. R. L. 10 handle newspapers,
magazines and books published By Ne /
groes. Its ofBcers are Fillmore r.
Purnen, business manager and treas
urer: John Il. Maddox. secretary;
william ?. 81. Freeman. advertising |
solicitor, and william ward. superin-
tendent
Mrs.. ]. h. johnson. sister to Mrs. !
Ed Berry, SEES Armour avenue. and
also sister Of the late Mrs. Waiter I
Gray, and Mrs. John Leak, md Ar
thur Bartlett Of Ashtabula. Ohio, and |
Harry Patterson. Grand Rapids. Mich, !
and Bert Patterson. Cleveland. Ohio,
who came 70 the city to attend tae
funeral Of Nrs. Gray. left for their
respective homes Sunday morning
Fhe Phyllis Wheatley womans.
Cub met at the home Of Mrs. J. B.
Hart 4sl1 Armour avenue Wednes-
day afternoon. Miss Susie Brown,
Hrs. Jessie Weeds, Miss Rosa Nc
Donald, Miss Nellie Toler. Mrs. Ben.
Miss Constance Toler. Mrs. CordeIia
West Mrs.. Fanny Battles. Mrs. Anna
Dunmore. and Mrs. L A Davis, as
sisted IL carrying out a very interest
ing program At Its conclusion a hne
luncheon vas served By Ms. Hart.
hiss sylFine L. j. who vas loaded
down with paste diamonds and imi-
tation pearls while attending The ban
given hy the Crescent Club Ct the
Douglas Club House . short tine ago.
which would be ven ana good Il her
mother and Ma. III B. J would
only pay the one dollar which she
honestly oWes Is six months sub
scription 70 TIE Broad AK Tor which
she has tod one thousand les about
paying It within the past two ysars.
Meclues Magazine for tie month
q January. 1900 contains 3 very
ffrnelV nrtfesa ~. fha. sr7er. p-aEin~s