The broad ax., 1904-06-04


Rev ]. 4. King vice PRESIDENT r "a.
Leach. secretaryi y. " Taylor, secre.
z
Little Eddie Aieunder, Who trains
win Lite whisky Rnl ward. and
sick headed ". n. Johnson Is one
81 hs most notorious liars n this
civ and So far be has failed 70 cone
I'D With tie hse dollars which We let
hin have out Of our pocket
WI ozark. Who has been counec-
ted with ne corporation counseIs Of
6cs for the past - or seven years,
has. By his genllsmanly conduct Won
tie hish esteem Of al nose Who have
business 70 transact n that depart
ment
llrS cara b. BoWies. 47s5 Dear
born street Who with her husband
owns their nice home, is making elab-
crate preparations to take IN the
sights Of ne Worlds Falr AZ St. Louis
the latter part Of June.
Mrs. Emma L. Stevens, 4sl4 Dear
born street the fashionable dress
maker. is looking ever 50 lovely these
cool summer days. and some OF her
friends suspect that her best beau win
soon strike town after spending the
winter in California ana IN Old Mex
leo.
Alderman Henry L Fick. who sports
a big diamond ring which sheds more
Hght than the headhght Of loco
motive. says The Broad Az Is not
worth a tihker's damn since It stopped
aghting the Rev. Abraham lincoln
Murray, ana the other preachers.
Kalaspa PARK, 47th and RObey
streets, under the management Of
Horace Clinton, and Edward Tiding- |
ton, opened up last night for the sea
son Of 1904. Dancing and vaudeville /
performances win be the leading feat
ures every Tuesday and Friday. The
Metropolitan orchestra win furnish
the music. Admission Is cents.
When the NortheTners believed the
southern tWaddle about the opposi-
ton to the Negro was based on his
Ignorance, they deceived themselves.
When they proposed the names Of
educated, cultured. welltO-do Negroes
to hold once. they undeceived every
white man Of intelligence in the north
and made TiIlman howl until he split
his throat and damaged his judg-
ment
According to the last reports the
had him in hand, the under
taker was anxious to register his
transfer, while the Devil was expect
atnly awaiting his arrivel il the other ,
WorId-The Planet Richmond, Va.
Alderman John J. Bradley continues
TO make q hrst class record in the
sity council Is the able chairman Of !
he Police Department and the Bride
ven, and BY working night and day /.
atsly he has succeeded In getting the Z
3Oth ward cleaned up in good shape.
Rev. ". sampson Brooks has re
-urned from his trip to Africa, Rome, /,
Greece, Turkey and the Holy Land, I
md be vim lecture wednesday ere I
ling June sth, at Quinn Chapel, sub
ect "The Black Pilgrim" Admis-
ion Is cents
Miss Bertha Morgan, who spent the
'ast winter in visiting ct the home Of !
Era. r. 3. Jones, 4747 Dearborn !.
treeet, left for her home in Indianap- !
lis, Ind, Monday morning. Her ad-
lresE in that city is 1892 Alvord
treet The many friends which miss
Eorsan made IN tins city wIH be q
LEASED to learn that she Vim also =
pend next winter IN Chicago. 2
Rev. G. " Woodbey. Of san Diego.
a., WHI deliver . lecture IN this
II Monday evening. June 9Th, at Ss15
tats street Admission 10 cts. HIS
abisct Will Be -The negro IN Ancient :. 5
ietory Rev. Woodbey win show
iat the nrat fEe great nations Of the
ord were Negroes. snd that the
.hits race owes Its lnoEledge Of let p
.rs. arts and science to the Negro; q
Is lecture has been delivered before z
hils institutions of Iearnlng, With
it any attempt being made to dis
soEe his Historical statements. =,
Captain Hannibal c. Carter, slss z.
larboIn street, passed away Tuesday
orning. Nay s1sL His funeral ssrV-
Is were held Friday mornias at st.
onlca Captain Garter achieved na- n