The broad ax., 1904-10-22

l0r ST. Louis last TnurSday.
Miss Fannie Wilson will soon move
with the family to 21st and Prairie
ave. St Marks church viii miss her.
Four room cottage in rear Of 5S16
LaSalle st, at $s per month, for rent
by Albert B. George. 5145 Armour ave.
Attorney Charles C. Buell., is waging
a succe sful campaign as an independ-
ent candidate in the First District.
Mrs. America Brown, 5l21 Armour
ave-, is improving rapidly at ProvidenI
hospital
Ex-senator T. T. Allan has been
seen hustling about our down town
streets.
Mrs. Mamie Lewis Griffin has remov-
ed from 5149 Grove ave. to 1925 Cot
tage Grove ave, with her mother.
Robert Jackson, the Chicago Negro
poet, has had printed a new sheet of
verses which he dedicates to his friend
DR.. VIM. H. Johnson, of Albany, N. Y.
Mrs. Mary F. Green. 5054 Armour
ave, is under the doctors care as the
result of being bitten by her pet dog,
which went mad one day last week.
W. White, 1928 State street, is spend
ing two weeks in visiting with his
relatives and friends in Indianapolis,
Ind.
hate to hear a man Dragging about
being self-made. A fat hog is self |
made-made so by roofing the smaller !
hogs away from the trough.-Appeal
to Reason.
Justice Theodore C. Mayer still socks
it to the criminals and the vicious /
element brought before him in his
court at the East Chicago ave. police
station.
About 100 Evanston voters, led by
Mr.. John r. Auter, came in on a spe-
cial train last Wednesday evening to
attend the political meeting at the
Institutional church.
Justice J. ]. Hennessey, police mag
istrate at the Englewood station, is
Of the opinion that Judge Alton B.
Parker will be the next President Of
the United States.
Because the Negro families in Mon
tain Home, Idaho, sent their children
to the public school twenty-five mask
ed men have driven an the colored
people from the town.
A white man at Frsirs Point, Miss.
was lately sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for life for .assaulting q young
colored girl The Jury was composed
OF Wn1te men
P. J. Mcshane, Ex-Alderman n. Nc
Inerney and former State Senator N.
J. Butler, are at it hot and strong in
the Fourth Senatorial District fight
and many believe that McShane will
be the winner.
Sunday afternoon an open air meet
ing win be held at SD and Morgan
streets. Al. F. German, formerly
Supervisor for the Town Of Lake. who
is doing some good work for the cause
Of Democracy, win preside.
Michael Woods, candidate for
County Commissioner, Is very popular
with all the railroad men throughout
this city and county and they win as
sist to roll up a big majority for him
on the day Of the election.
Mr.. C. E boswell, the 51st St bar
ber, had the time Of his life on jury
in Judge Abbott's court last week; he
was in the famous Grennen case, and
rendered a verdict for $4,000 against
the West Chicago Street Railway Co.
Richard Van Colt son Of Postmaster
Van Colt Of New York has been ar
rested charged with colonizing Re
publican voters. This would seem
that Republicans understand how to
practice fraud On the honest voters.
Out Of the thirty-nine candidates
for the civil service examination held
recently In San Antonio, twenty-seven
were Negroes. Mr.. Fred Wsnnemaker,
special government agent says that
civil service in the south is being LEFT
to the black race.