The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1907-01-12

IS serving NS y SlOSk OinnerS al her
home.
Mr.. Walter Quinn, of New York
spent few days in the city last week
en- route for the West.
Mr.. Jas. H. Wilson of Los Angeles,
Cal, spent week in the city last week
stopping at The Keystone Hotel
DR.. A. Wilberforce Williams left
Thursday evening on flying business
and professional trip to Buxton, Iowa.
Attorney c. J. Waring, ITO La Sale
street, arrived home Monday morning
from Louisville, KY, where he spent
the holidays
James A. Quinn, who is still pow
er in politics on the North side, con-
tnues to boom Carter H. Harrison for
mayor of Chicago.
Mrs. Carrie Warner, 5z23 Dearborn
street. after spending New Years day
with her sister in St Louis, Mo, re-
turned home the first of the week.
Attorney John A. Irrmann, has entire
ly regained his health and strength and
he is doing a rushing law business on
the tenth floor of the Unity Building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Seeing of Gin
ton, Iowa, are spending two weeks
visit in the city, the guest of Mrs. J. A.
Downs, 364I Dearborn street.
Mr.. "Frenchy" Bell, popularity known
in Chicago, while on a western trip
was so i'll at Omaha that he was taken
from the train and has since been re-
ported that he died.
David ]. Kinghten, who has for years
worked for the success of the Democrat
ic party in the Second ward, has been
appointed to good position in the City
Attorneys Office.
John 6. Jones returned home Mon
day from a pleasant trip to Boston and
New York City, while in the East he
was entertained by many of the big ma
sons.
GRATED white skin on a black man
has turned black. We can understand
now why miscegenating with the Negro
is so bitterly opposed by many eau
casians - the Negro part would soon
eat up the Caucasian part Next-The
Republican, Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. VIM. Mack, 22So Dearborn ST,
formerly of Baltimore, Md, entertained
a large number of Baltimorians at a
midnight lunch in honor of Mr.. Joseph
Cans the pugilist, Wednesday evening
January 9th. Many toasts were respond
cd to by the guests, who drank to the
continued success of the Baltimore fight
er
Mrs Waldo Turner, of St. Paul, Min
nesota, spent three days in Chicago, en-
route home after stay of several weeks
in Springfield, Ohio, with relatives.
Mrs. Turner, was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs julius N. Avendorph, while in
Chicago. Mrs. Turner, left for St Paul
Monday morning, Jan. 7.
A theatre party was arranged last
Saturday for Mrs. Waldo Turner, of
St. Paul, Mimi, by Messrs. A. C. Har-
ris and R. L. Taylor. The party con-
sisted of the following Mrs. Turner,
Mrs. Avendorph,Mrs Taylor and Mrs.
Harris. Mr.. Otis Skinner, in "The
Duel' was the play.
John R. Caverly, former justice of the
peace and police magistrate at the Har-
rison street police station, was appoint |
ed assistant corporation counsel and
acting city attorney by Corporation
Lewis Thursday. Alfred Johnson was
named as first assistant city attorney
and Frank McGovern, w. R. Harris,
Charles H. Barnes and James T. Nc
Dermott were chosen as Investigators.
Booker T. Washington's constant
twaddle in advising southern Negroes I
to be tame and not resent" the crac-
ker's murderous assaults, is enough to ,
make ambitious race men and women
throw up. He hasn't enough educated
manhood and culture to be man, and
only advises his people to incur favors
of .Southerners whose contention is that
the Negro has a place.-The Pioneer
Press, Martinsburg, w. Va.
A popular young south side tailor
carries in his left breast vest pocket a
beautiful diamond bracelet, which he
desires to place on the wrist of some
pretty girl At present he is undecid-
ed which girl-there being so many on