The broad ax., 1905-12-02

Is on lne SICK fhst Oue SIG "AAA SO0A
be able to eat her regular rations-
OF the s,s4O,7SS Negroes in the Unit
ed States, according to the census of
1900, only 2,577 are Of African birth
Mrs. VIM. Emanuel, $3.50 Rhodes av-
enue, entertained about so young boys
and girls Tuesday evening at dane
ing party.
II a man takes on too many "eye-
openers" in the morning, 1t is a sign
that his eyes will be closed long be-
fore nightfali
Rev. w. Sampson Brooks, the up
right and honest pastor Of st. Steph-
ems church, has removed from 157
Emerson avenue to $50 Grand avenue.
The Inner Circle Of Crispus Attacks
Club announce their Third Annual Ball
to be given Monday, Feb. 5th, at Gen.
trail Hall. Watch the papers for par
ticulars.
When a girl hears that some man
whom she has loved, but who has mar
ried another, is getting the worst OF
the deal, she chuckles away down to
her toes.
In the Library OF Congress are 1000
titles Of works written by Negroes.
Many Of those books are on the
shelves and are frequently called for
by the readers.
Tuesday evening, Miss Ophelia B.
Hardy was united in marriage to Mr..
Andrew Williams. Immediately after
the wedding a reception was held In
their honor at 621s Ada street.
When the women gossips come in
and catch a married woman crying,
they go out and circulate the report
that her husband has either been beat
ing her or she Is crying about her
first love.
Daniel N. Jackson left for Washing
ton, D. c., Thursday evening. He will
be absent one week, and upon his re-
turn to the city he VIII leave for
Mexico where he VIII assume the du-
ties as consul agent for the United
States.
Miss Myrtle Thornton was married
last Thursday evening from the work
ing girls home, 1918 Dearborn street,
to Mr.. James Flynn. Rev. Mary Lark
Hill performed the ceremony. They
received many presents, and the
groom presented the bride with $3.50.
The testimonial and musicale given
for Rev. Lealted last week at the
home Of Mrs. Framer, 1892 West Lake
street, was well attended. Mrs. Sara
L Wright gave a fine recitation writ
ten and composed by herself, and those
who attended 1t were we'll pleased
with her literary effort.
A certain newspaper devil was ex-
planning to a young woman last week
the difference between printing and
He having concluded, she
shyly said: Now you may print a
kiss on my cheek but you must not
publish it." With that he locked the
fair form in his arms, so 1t would not
pi, and went to press.-Ex-
William H. Thomas, A black man
In Boonville, No, married an oc-
toroon. She gave birth to twins as
fair as she. The black man made no
kick. Next, she gave birth to a real
black baby. and the black man left
hCAg SAaAhAu6 ~ was hOl CullG.-
The Radical, St Joseph, No.
It is reported that Thornton VIII
liams, late manager Of the Turf Ex-
change. 17S 21st street. will open up
Col. Samuel Snowden's old place on
31st street between Dearborn and Ar.
mour Ave. If this is true It will be
alias Col. Pony" Moore for no doubt
he will put up the money for the II
cense and to ut 1t up.
Mrs. ]. Hockey Smiley. Mrs. C. C.
Lewis, Mrs. George C. Hall, Mrs.
Jacob L. Parks. Mrs. s. A. T. Wat
kins, Mrs. r. A. J. Shaw, Mrs. Claude
Mrs. William Emanuel,
Mrs. ]. Gray Lucas. Mrs. Julius N.
Mrs. B. F. Moseley, Mrs.
]. A. Cotton and Mrs. S. LANG Will