The broad ax., 1904-02-13

arrived home from attending the So
aions Of the Women's National Council
at Indianapoiis. Tuesday morning
Alderman BIN Dever. Who has q
large head with not much IN It. was
guyed By Ell the city daddies because
he vas cat hoped By The Broad Ak.
Miss RI A. smith. $50 Armour ave
me. Who has Tor the past year been
IN charge Of the Red Cross sanitarium
at Louisville. KY returned 70 the
city last Friday.
The Old s. W. preacher had
4 aght with Master Earl HopeweIl,
s0S2 Dearborn street, the hrst Of the
wsek. Who does not want the preacher,
Who is covered over with immoral
hlth ana slime, to boss or whip him
We may be mistaken but We are
Of the opinion that Brother wilkins
could shout @Amen" when he goes In
Bethel Church pulpit with Just IS
much fervor on keystone whisky as
he could on Mulvens.-The Illinois
Idea
Captain william P. Black, l04 Ash
land Block, is Of the opinion that
Mayor George B. Mcclellan, Of New
York City. Is the most available can
didate for the National Democracy 70
nominate tor president of the United
States.
Alderman John ]. Bradley. Thomas
Tobin. Denny J. Rierdon, Harry ].
Rogers ez-Alderman, C. J. Boyd,
James ]. McNarney, Joseph ]. Healy,
and one or two other statesmen. are
preparing to make the race for alder
man Of the SOth ward.
Alderman Thomas Carey returned
home from California Sunday morn
ing, where he spent the winter with
his family, and on Tuesday evening
the members Of the Watita League
gave q reception in his honor.
George A. Myers. Cleveland, Ohio,
who lathers and shaEes United
States Senator Mark Hanna, wiz be
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Noah d.
Thompson, 6S4s Rhodes avenue, dur
ing the National Republican conven-
ti0n.
Attorney ]. Gray Lucas, So Dearborn
street, is looking after the legal end
Of the divorce suit which Mrs. Anna
L Newly. 262s Wabash avenue, has
instituted against Col. Lawrence A
Newly, who poses as one Of the prom
inent K. P.s in the west
Horace Clinton, and Alex. Armant
have met with great success in con-
Quoting dances in Metropole Hall, 31st
street, near 5th avenue, every Tues
day ana Friday evenings, this season,
the dances given By them are always
orderly and they are patrOnized by
many Of the bontons Of Chicago.
Ex-AIderman Mike McInerney, 50
they say, would like to break into the
city council this spring. The live
people residing in the SOth ward are
not in favor OF having a dead one" to
represent them in that body, and the
ex-alderman may not know it. but po-
liticaIly speaking, be is a dead cock in
the pit.
Col. MushmOuth Johnson, who al
ways had a gang Of loafers and crap
shooters around in front Of his tough
joint, has been in New York City for
some time but we presume that mas
much Is his gambling plant is again !
open for business, that he win be on
hand to help to skin tne suckers who |
are foolish enough to buck up against |
his brace games.
The February number Of The Voice
Of The Negro, a new magazine, which /
Is published in Atlanta, Ca, is before
us. Jno. h. Adams. Jr., J. Max Barber,
Jno. R. L Digs. ". G. Carver. Prof.
Kelly Miller, and H. ~. Porter, are the
leading contributors to this number,
and the articles are timely, interest
ing. instructive. ana It is well worth
any ones time to peruse them
Marshall Drish, 461s Dearborn /
street. through his attorney. Col A.
Cash. f0reclosed a mortgage this
week on q house and lot on 61st ana
Ada street The mortgage was exc
cuted to M Drish, By Walter H. and
Daisy G. jenkins. and being unable
70 make COED, Mr.. Drish was bound to
step in and protect hts interest He
vim improve the property and cor
TIME 70 draw rent from the same.
Mr1. Elizabeth Mcdonald, soS2 Dear
born street win, On tie lst Of March,
.tsgo Cor Ioae Vigit WITH her rela.