Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-28


quoiS Club, of the Washington Park
Club, of the Germania Club, of the
University Club, of the Sheridan
Club, of the Athletic Club aud Of the
Columbus Club Mr.. Hesing is what
one might call an all-around man, and
whether you see him in the club or
on the road behind his team of trot-
ters, for his figure has beer FOR many
years we'll known upon the roads of
this city, or whether YOU see him in
his office or in his private life, or in
the heat of a political campaign, he
is always the same atfab.e, genial and
good natured Wash
Having lived here practically all
his life, and associated with so many
different clements of our coSmopoli-
tan population. he has become IA
miliar appearance upon the streets,
and no one is better known than he
Only the other day in Springfield at
Gov. Altgeld's Inauguration Mr.. Hes
ing received the best evidence OF his
popularity and the highest praise of
his influence by the fact that the pol
iticians from al over the State hon
ored him and expressed their graft
tude for the good services he had rem
dered in the last campaign.
Mr.. Hesing is thoroughly cul-
tured and polished man, fully ac-
quainted with the needs and wants
OF the municipality, a man who al
ways has the courage Of his convic-
tions, aggressive. self-reliant, and a
man of the world who has spent
many months in travelling in Europe,
during which time he has made Il
/ study of municipal governments.
/ Young, active and vigorous, speak
/ ing three languages, he appears to be
! a likely Democratic candidate for the
Mayoralty during the Worlds Fair
JAMES REYNOLDS FOR ALDERNAN.
4 He is Making Great Fight in the seven
teenth,
4 Mr.. James Reynolds, the genial
and popular County Central Commit
teeman Of the Seventeenth Ward,
will, unless Dame Rumor is greatly
mistaken, receive the Democratic
sfAtmlnation for Alderman. Mr.. Rey-
nolds was born in Woodstock, ILL.,,
! in 1858. His parents came to Chi
cagO in 1872, moving into the Seven
teenth Ward, where Mr.. Reynolds
has since resided. His mother died
in 1885, leaving upon his shoulders
the care and support OF his aged
! father who has been almost totally
blind for thirty years, He did not
fater, but steadfastly undertook the
task and has provided him with a
pleasant home the comforts Of life.
and the cOmpanionship Of loving
and dutiful son, whose chief aim is
to bring as much sunshine as possi-
bic into his aged fathers pathway
during his declining years. Mr.
Reynolds has Just been reelected for
the two-year term as County Central
Committeeman Of his ward. He IS a
member Of various orders, and among
those in which he prominently fig
urcs are: Crescent Lodge. A.O.U. w:
Court Acme | o. F.: Logan Tribe
Of Red Mem De Molay Lodge, X. p.
He is an extremely genial and popu-
lar gentleman, even-tempered. well
poised with a fine education and
aTable manner. man Of strict in
tegrity, an earnest and efficient
worker, possessing the respect and
esteem of all who know him.;
in fact, he is best liked where
he is best known He is a leader Of
the young Democracy in his ward,
and the young men are generally cor
rect when they single outa candidate
as particularly worthy Of their sup
port. Mr.. Reynolds ma, been weighed
in the balance by this class OF voters,
and, without regard TO PARTY lines.
they have declared that he has not
been found wanting" He has
earned his living "by the sweat Of his
brow and his heart Is with the sons
of toll. He has Away, been the
friend Of the workiugman, and is
known far and wide FOR bis broad and
liberal views. Mr. Reynolds can
stand as 900 example 0t The possibil-
ities OF an energetic, sturdy and
straightforward citizen of tu-daN II
/, his sterling worth Thar aow causes
hi. maine fo b. -a nuub} received