The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-05-14

EUc1 -. L1LAl . 4t1aAr 49,
New York has been appointed aa-
ketnut corporation council With =
ssiary Of fss5eO per annum-
genuine uncalled tailor made suits.
nqht colored. for S7.5O see them
Wm. A KIrchbsrssr & Co, 1Ss So
clark street. Chicago.
Rev ". ". S. Dyett Denver colo-'
!. attending the General Conference.
The Rev. gentleman is stopping At the
home Of Mrs. Rev. Matte Johnson
SIS Dearborn street
Congressman WIN. =. MahOny'
rbouId be renominated and reelected
40 CONGRESS from the sth district Tor
h has proTen himself worthy Of the
homo reposed him by hts constituents
Hsrant Spring suit to order. Fine
made thin etc. for $500. William
Kirehbergsr & Co, 1Ss So. Clark
street, chicago.
Lawyer R. C. and Mr.. Barnes, De
trolt Michigan. are in the city visiting
fhsIr old friends Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
L PARKS. 1852 Dearborn street Nj.
barnes Is also q Lay delegate to the
General Conference.
Attorney ]. Gray Lucas has re-
moved his law once from So Dear
horn street to the Old Stock Exchange
Building. l67 Dearborn street. SUITE
sl1 And he now occupies more com
modious quarters.
M Won wear q frock suit If So
see what We sen you for $500, worth
At least Sl5O0.-Wm- A Kirchberger
= Co 1ss So. Clark Street, Chicago.
NrW.F. Speak Of Springfield o.
a Law delegate to the conferepee ana
his wife are stopping at 47e4 Dearborn
street the home Of Mrs. Dave Jenkins
william Nelson looked wen with his
Deneen badge on Friday. "Wln al
ways cuts an important figure in poll
tics and is quite a hustler although
he is very bashful.
bishops C. s. Smith, and Abram
Grant, came very near coming to
blows in the General Conference,
Tuesday. over the seating Of Lay
delegate, who belonged 70 Bishop
smiths side Of the house. Bishop
Gaines rushed in between his brother
Bishops and prevented them from
further disgracing themselves-their
calling ana from shedding each others
blood in the house Of their God
Booker T. washington, in order 10 |
throw dust in the eyes Of those who
heard him speak in Quinn Chapel,
Monday, exclaimed: II am proud
am a black mani" this may be true,
hut in his new book up from slavery"
he declares that his father was q
white man." and if his father was
really a white man, how can he be a
fuI-blooded black man. The great
wizard Of Tuskegee ought to be able
to see that he is little shalzy in his
logic.
Judging from the large number Of
Preachers, and Lay delegates proving
around town at all hours Of the day /
and night, with cigars and corncob
pipes stuck In their mouth, and judg-
ing from their outward conduct in
other respects, it is no wonder that
many Of the fancy houses and other
questionable resorts located in the
RED Light District" win continue to
do q; land-ofice business as long as
those distinguished gentlemen remain
in the city.
Il Is sincerely to be regretted by
the good men and women Of the race.
that 30 many evil reports are crculst-
ing throughout the city concerning
the immoral conduct Of some Of the
delegates attending the general con-
ference. These gentlemen must real
ize that they are in the public eye and
that unless they depOrt themselves
Ike true and honorable gentlemen,
they have no right to complain II they
are severely criticised.
C. T. Mason who was wen and
faEorably known, died very suddenly
last Friday afternoon from heart fail
uFs. Mr. Mason was a lawyer BY
profession, at one time he was con-
nected with the city attorneys once
aud until q Snort tine ago he held
q position With the jury Commission
ers Of Cook County. his mother and
brother came on from washington, d.
C., Monday morning and on that same
evening they accompanied his remains
back to his former home where they
we're laid to rest
Bishop ". ]. Gaines, offered up
q prayer to HIS God to preserve