The broad ax., 1905-04-15

sent about one week
A white man has just been arrested
in Washington, d. c., for committing
criminal assault upon a 7-year-old Ne
gro child. He did not take time to
disguise himself, hence the crime was
not charged to some 'bhrly Negro
brute"
1T. Montgomery, 474S Shields ave-
nue has spent the past five weeks In
MONTGOMERY, Ala, where he was call
ed by the serious illness Of his aged
mother.
Hon. Frank Wenter Would make a
tip-top City Comptroller Of Chicago
and Lawrence E. McGann should be
made to walk the gangplank, for he
has cold feet and he has nibbled at
the public crib entirely too long.
Stewart. d. Fowler, Jr., infant son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Fowler, 5119 Grove
avenue, died last wednesday night at
1915 O'Clock. Funeral was held
Thursday morning from the residence.
Mayor Dunno should lose no time
in landing on DR.. Arthur Reynolds.
health commissioner, for at all times
DIR. Reynolds is ever ready to show
his racial prejudice, and his black
hand whenever he has any official
dealings with those composing the
Afro-American race.
In the makeup of the chairman
ships of the various committees OF
the new City Council, Alderman Bill
Dever has been left out in the cold,
which is lust and proper, for he has
the largest head and less in 1t than
any other member of the City Coun-
Gil.
Rev. ]. W. Robinson, late headlight
of st. Marks Church of this city, and
Mrs. Robinson and the young Robin
sons are now located in their new
home, Sc East Ninth street, Coving-
ton, Ky, and each week they will
peruse The Broad Ak and keep posted
on the doings in Chicago.
James Brouder, who has for many
years served as the faithful police
man in the City Council Chamber
and the Council Committee Rooms,
was appointed Sergeant of Police by
Mayor Carter H. Harrison, and Ser
geant Brouder is kept busy in receiv-
ing the congratulations Of his numer-
GUS friends.
Miss Susie E. Gibson will be united
in marriage to Mr.. Charlie H. Frye
Wednesday evening, April 10, at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Stew
art, 5434 Normal avenue. Rev. E. J.
Fisher will perform the marriage cere-
mony. Immediately after the we'd
ding a reception will be held.
Honest John E. Traeger should be
selected as Commissioner of Public
Works by his Honor. Mayor Dunno,
for in every way Mr.. Treager is well
fitted for that important post, and
his selection for it would be hailed
with great joy throughout this city
James A. Quinn, the efficient and
hustling City Sealer of Chicago,
swung the 21st Ward away from John
M. Harlan over to Judge Dunno, and
it is freely predicted by the wise ones
that Mayor Dunno will retain the pop
ular city sealer as a member of his
cabinet.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mcdonald, Probation
once of the Juvenile Court, can from
on and after this date be found every
Saturday from IL to 1 o'clock at the
Institutional Church, 1925 Dearborn
St, and on each Thursday from IL to
Y o'clock. All messages left at the
church between those hours will be
forwarded to her by Rev. Townsend.
The famous libel suit between DR..
Daniel H. williams and editor S. B.
Turner, of the Illinois Idea, came to
a close in Justice John R. Caverly's
Court Monday afternoon, and "Col."
Turner was held over to the Criminal
Court under a FIVE hundred bond. His
bond was signed by Col. B. F. Nose
ley.
Mrs. Blackwell. who is one Of our
warm lady friends, and who is a de-
vout member of st. Thomas Church,
declares that she will give us horse
whipping or take shot at US If We
do not keep her name out Of the col
umns Of The Broad Ak" Mrs. Black
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