The broad ax., 1905-02-25

the qualification OF MS Irienes OeeA
elected second vice-president Of the
Chicago City Railway Company.
The Inner Circle Club held Its an
nuai election Of officers, Feb. Gath at
the residence Of their President MT.
T. ]. Napier, 4s1 W. Madison st. The
oHcers were all reelected.
Alderman Charles Alling was AFRAID
IN make the race for the city council
this Spring for he was fearful that ne
would be defeated by William H.
Clark or by some other Colored man.
Rev. W. 8. Braddan. the hustling
Pastor Of Berean Baptist Church re-
alizing that newspapers cannot run
very long on wind and water. there
fore the Rev. gentlemen blew past our
home Monday morning and paid his
subscription to The Broad Ak.
"Thomas Paine needs no monument
made by hands; he has erected him.
self a monument in the hearts OF all
lovers Of liberty. The Rights Of Man
viii be more enduring than all the
pies Of marble and granite man can
erect.-Andrew Jackson.
Mrs. Perry Bates. GAS Aberdeen St,
returned to her home wednesday
morning from Canton, Mo-, where she
attended the funeral of her eldest sis
ter last Sunday, Mrs. NJ. Woods, who
was born and raised in that thriving
little city, and who was highly respect
ed by all Of its Oldest citizens, Of both
races.
If Frank Scion. and Pat. White, the
so-called leaders of the Democratic
party in the End and third wards pos
sessed any horse sense. and were not
in favor of playing into the hands OF
the Republicans in those two wards
they would nominate two live colored
men to run in opposition to Milton
]. Foreman and Young Real Estate
Harding.
Gov. Charles S. Deneen, recently re-
moved the eolored butler who has had
charge of the Cows. mansion at
Springfield, for many years, and has
in stalled in his place green Irish.
man, who is unable to tell the ladies
how to dress when they attend the
social functions at the mansion, and
the dear creatures are up in arms
against Gov. Deneen, and his Irish
butler.
Senator Ben TiIlman, seems to be
on his last legs. Lately he has under
gone a medical treatment in Phila-
delphia, and it is said that he Is suf-
fering from grip poisoning which has
affected his nerves and that he has
gone to s. C. and that he will not
return to Washington during this ses-
sion Of Congress-. n there is any
one individual In the wide world who
has Justify earned the utter contempt
of all decent men and women that IN
dividual is Benjamin r. Tfllman.
Col. James hamilton Lewis, Quinn
O'Brien, Charles H. Stevenson, Aid,
Charles werno. Joseph A. o,Donnell.
Paul C. Meir, Hubert White, Daniel
L Cruice, Prof. Albert H. Putney, Ar
mold d. Mcmahon, and many other
prominent Democrats residing On the
North Side have organized club Of
their political faith, and its members
win work like beavers to further the
election Of Judge Edward F. Dunno as
Mayor Of Chicago.
The AfrO-AmeFicans residing in the
second and third wards should assert
their political independence and
brake away from their white political
masters, and nominate two Of their
best men for Alderman in those
wards, and each and every man re-
gardless Of their politics should work
for their election, for their fndenpen-
dent political action in this respect
would cause eli he politicians Of both
political parties to treat them with
more consideration, whenever they at
tempt to approach them.
Aldermen Linn II. Young, 9Th ward;
Frank L Bennett.7th ward: p. II.
Moynihan, eth ward; Michael thinner
18th ward; Daniel v. Harkin, 18th
ward; Lewis d. Sits, 18th ward; ].
C. Patterson, Goth ward; william h.