The broad ax., 1904-11-19

@AA1C@oN@-g $500
visiting with her daughter. Mrs
James Green, s0s4 Armour avenue.
Col. Edward II. Wright q entIrei
70 become Ambassador 70 Engiant
1Dr the important part played by hin
b me late election.
n q COMMENDED that Col BdWart
II. Wright and 8. b. Turner WIN en-
deaycr to knock out our highly -
teemed Friend Col. Louis 3. Anderson
~ Assistant County Attorney.
Hxr1s r. williams, attOrney-atlGw
163 La Sale street, Is head over heels
IA his rapidly Increasing law business
and he has no time to tag after the
triclfey politicians.
Mra @. H. WEIGH. s0s1 Dearborn
street, has been indisposed for the
past two weeks but to the delight of
her friends she Is regaining her
health.
The damage suit Instituted against
Dr.. George c. Hall by his friend
Smith, has been dismissed by Col.
John F. Waters. for lack Of sufficient
evidence.
Fred T. Carey, manager for Col.
Robert NJ Motifs, is an uptO-date
business man and he is very popular
with those who patroniEe his estab-
lishment.
Many colored Republicans in this
city refused to vote on the day OF the
last election, because there was moth
ing doing in the way OF money mat
tiers.
Judge Alton B. Parker has opened
up law ofhces at 80 Liberty street,
New York City. and in the future
he and Mrs. Parker will make their
home In that city.
Prof. N. Clark Smith will furnish
the music for the Triangle Clubs Ball
at the First Regiment Armory, 18th
street and Michigan avenue, Thursday
night November oath. Admission so
cents. /,
Do not fail to attend the Annual
Thanksgiving Ball at the First Regi-
ment Armory, 10th street and Mich
lgan avenue, Thursday evening, Nov.
Path, which will be given by the Til
angle Club. Il
Maj. Franklin Denison Is willing
10 succeed ''old man Barnett" who has
40 love for The Broad Ak, as Assist
INT States Attorney, when the latter
s selected as Minister to San Di-
ningo.
Miss Elm Anderson, the proficient L
asher and bookkeeper for Jacob il
Neinberg, the big groceryman, 31st and 7
'tate streets, is an uncompromising t
democrat and she is ever ready to b
tand by this paper. h
Mrs. Robert A. Williams, 3544 Dear
orn ST., will serve a THANKSGIVING =
inner at her home next Thursday "
Or the benefit of ST. Thomas church. 4
turkey and rIenty of other good eat G
bles will be served for the small sum
{ Is cents. b
Turner B. Ashby, who is quite a .,
Official factor in politics In the 2lst J.
ard, is still doing business at the
Id stand, and next spring he will as r
lst to clip the wings Of some Of the q
Torth Side politicians. =
Mrs. Elizabeth Mcdonald, 613O Ada m
Lreet, attended the annual meeting al
the Illinois State Conference of
harities, which convened at Rock W
'rd, Ill, the 18th and 18th of this CT
Ionth. To
The Triangle Club will give its an pt
ual Thanksgiving ball Thursday CT
7ening, Nov. oath at the First Regi- 70
ent Armory, 10th street and Mich ps
an avenue. Music by Prof. N.
lark Smiths orchestra, Professor ]. &C
:. Hall propmter. &c
tn
B. W. Fits, and Col. s. B. Turner,
cked horns Tuesday night over the hi
ection Of a Captain Of the 18th M
'ecinet of the Second Ward. Mr.. ch
It's and his followers prevented Col. m,
lrner and his rooters from stufing wi
rushing on the ballot box. Their tn
ut win be settled by the executive an
dy Of the Republican County COM pu
ttee. to,
Mayor Carter Harrison, so they say, -
s decided not to become a candi-
te for reelection next spring, and -
following gentlemen have been -,
,ntioned in connection with tba