The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1905-06-17

quarterly at Baltimore. Md, with the
APPRECIATION of His Eminence, Cardf
nal Gibion, is the oficial organ Of the
Catholic missionary workers among
the colored people Of America.
W. T. vernon is Endorsed by DR..
Washington for recorder Of deeds for
the Distict of Columbia. The Kansas
.ewatchman" makes a bitter attack on
Vernon, and denounces him as being
infavor Of the Jim Grow" policy
Exchange.
Mrs. Marion Adams-Harris, will give
a grand trolley ride and an open air
concert at Rach's Park Monday July
10th. II will be in the nature OF a
reunion of all the musicians in the
city. For full particulars watch next
issue of this paper.
Col. Fred T. Carey. business mana
ger for Robert T. Motifs, 27OO State
St is dangerously sick, and his doc
tors are doing everything they can 10
null him through, and they feel con-
6dent that they will succeed in res
ching him from the jaws OF death.
Rev. Father Kelly pastor OF st.
Celia's church, 45th and 5th Ave. and
the eloquent chaplain Of the Seventh
Regiment Illinois National Guards, has
a warm spot in his heart for all his
fellow creatures, and he is highly es-
teemed by his fellow citizens in the
Town of Lake.
Mrs. Sarah Purnell very suddenly
died at the home of Mrs. E. Louise
Austin. 1853 Armour Ave. last Mon
day evening. Heart trouble was the
cause of her death. Rawlins the IN
dertaker 1894 State St, prepared the
body for shipment to Philadelphia Pa.
Timothy Cruise, Jacob B. Thielen,
Joseph E Flanagan, Rivers Mcneil.
John Minwegen, Joseph Donnersber-
ger, Rollin B. Organ, Edward Kelly
John w. Eckhart. Nober Gottlieb and
lanes T. Bransfield are among the
new candidates for Trustees Of the
Drainage Canal.
THE Photograph Harrisonburg.
Va. which is edited by L. Campbell
Garland, Is one of the brightest de-
tenders of the best interests Of the
Afro-American race that We receive
on our exchange list. and being a
Virginian ourseIf. We always Deruse 1t
with delight.
Rev. ]. Madison Mason held grand
rally and platform meeting at Central
Baptist church. 37O5 State ST.. Sunday
At one p. m. children's day exercises
we're held which were very interest
ing, Revs. P. r. Thomas. NJ. l. Pierce,
WIN. Williams, r. E. Manning, and z.
T. Majors and other prominent church
workers assisted Rev. Mason to con-
due his "All Day services"
One of the married lady members
of st. Thomas church. whose hus-
band is a Pullman palace car porter,
and is as soft as mush. thinks she is
the whole thing with the men. At one
time she resided on Calumet ave. near
Both ST., and two married gentlemen,
who claim to be lawyers made love
to her on separate nights while her
husband was out on the road, and this
lady who now lives at 49th and Dear,
born st. still masks as a good saint
and she expects decent people to bow
down to her.
A Missouri paper says that a new
judge arose to charge the jury and
spoke as follows: Gentlemen of the
jury, chargin a jury is a new business
to me, as this is my first case. You
have heard all the evidence, as well
as myself You have heard what the
learned counsel have said. II you be.
lieve what the counsel for the plain.
tiff has told. your verdict will be for
the plaintiff; but If, on the other hand,
you believe what the defendants coun'
sci has told you. then you will find a
verdict for the defendant; but If you
we're like me, and don't believe what
either Of them said, then I'll be ID
If know what you'll do. Constable
tahe charge of the jury."-Ex.