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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-12-05
DEATH OF WiLLiAM STEiNWAY.

By the death of William Sicinway.
the well-known head of the great plane
house Of Stcinway u Sons. of New
York. there has passed away not only u
conspicuous ana successful mnnufac.
turcr. hut one of the most public-spir-
tied. able. and useful of the German
American citizens of the United States.
outside Of the special Instruments man.
ufaciurcd by this house Mr.. Steinway
for many years has been u power In the
musical history Of the country. and In
connection both with German AMI
American musical societies. with the Op.
cr,. the orchestra. AMI the concert room
His death leaves u vacancy In the
world Of music which will he hard to
iii. s,ncc few men 80 closely Identified
with music In the United States have
been 80 practical and clcar-hcadcd and
So equipped for work AMI counsel rs
william Steinwny. On these lines lie
had achieved n worldwide reputation.
Mr.. Steinway was not only a great
manufacturer AMI businessman. hut h.
was equally conspicuous rs Il man of
affairs ami u good citizen. He was
abreast of every great movement OF
public reform AMI usually was found
In the lead. He closely sympathizr,l
with all forms If culture. philanthropy.
public Uluca ion. ana with MI move
ncnts for rlcyating. 'niighteEing Hnd
refining the people. Though never ne.
ccpting offices which were offered him.
he bore nm active pat; IN politics. II"
was u Democrat, hit never nm un:ea.
sOning inlilsnn. II, had been repeat.
clly offered n s,at IN Congress as we'll
as the Mnyoril,y Of New York. hut II"
declined the offers. lie had served upon
| the National Democratic Committee.
ana Ii" was one of the active partiri'
pants In the breaking up Of Twcr,;
AMI his gang of plundercrs. In the re-
cent cnmpnl ign his voice WIS one OF the
first among New York city Democrats
to sound vigorously and smpEat!cally
for homes, money. The people Of Chi
cago have good reason 10 remrMhr,
| him ahmirlngly. rs he was one %! the
first AMI most liberal contributors u
the Worlds Fair schrmc. although liz
| was not nm exhibitor. In contributions
indeed. he was always liberal AMI til,
list of his charities Is u long one. IL,
had made himself loved AMI respcctc,
by all who knew HIN for his many nj
mi,uhle qualities u! head and heart
Chicago Tribune.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-12-05

steamer. The pictures. Ivy Roscnmeyer
are fancirul and dramatic.
W. II. shelton. in "i'hc Drouth ut san
Anton" describes Il dramatic episode in
the curious life of n "t;rcascr" village
on the Mexican border. 1t is full of
humor. Gilbert Gaul, who has spent
much time un the border. makes the
pictures.
James Barnes tells in farclcal story of
three old maids and n benevolent burg
lar Peter Ncwells quaint pictures are
great adiuncts to the text
Mrs. Schuyler Van Rensselaer, tso
| well known us writer in other fields,
makes new venture in II short pathetic
story of New York life. entitled
Mary"
Nathaniel Stephenson Is new writer.
| ana makes Il striking debut with an
| Ohio River story. entitled Flower ~
| the World"
The leading article of the number H.
| Cosino Monkholisp's thoughtful account
| of the work of Sir John Millais. late
president of the Royal Academy. This
article was prepared u short time before
| Millais' death. AMI the selection of the
marvellorsly beautiful Illustrations
was made with his aid and approval.
Three poems have commended the
work as illustrations of the best artists:
An unpublished poem. 10y II. G. Bunncr.
illustrated by the Misses Cowlcs: Mrs.
DORIS Sanctuary Lamp" by Will
Low: and Miss l.arneds "AIont 1t.
Michel" by Henry McCarter.
Miss Repplier writes an amusing AMI
satirical attack on pcrnicions sunday
school literature In Little plmrisces In
Fiction"
The departments and poems complete
the most attractive Christmas number
that Scrilners has ever published.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-12-05
Following the lead Of Chicago. n

Following the lead OF Chicago. n New
York dry.gOOds house IL about to start
u little school In Its own premises
where the cash girls can obtain instruc.
lions one or two hours every day. IN
also those older ones whose early
schooling has been neglected. In one
OF the large dry-gOOds stores OF Chicago
u day and night school IL maintained.
with competent teachers and all the
modern accessories OF u frst.class
scliOOl-rOOnl. where the employees OF the
store are given free education. In Nil.
waukee one OF the greatest breweries
conducts school. library ana reading
room for Its employees. who are over
10000 In number. All three were es.
tablished despite tho protests of those
who said the advantages would never
he utilized. and all trlumphed from the
outset. The school compares fnvOrably
with the best public schools In the
city; the reading room IL we'll patron.
lied. aud the library Is employed to ~
full capacity.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-12-05
The action Of San Fra nclsco thea ter

The action OF San Francisco theater
In formally requesting women to re-.
move their hats while Mt the show has
been followed by the directors Of the
Metropolitan Opera House OF New
York. a dresslng.rOom will be pro.
vided and the headgear will he check.
cd. II they dared the directors would
like to compel everyone with seats Oh
the lower floor to appear In evening
dress, as Is the rigid rule In many Euro.
pean theaters. So, at least. u represer..
iatlve OF the house says. The directors
idea Is that such dressing would en-.
nance the beauty Of the house at night.
SO We presume 1t would, but IL II the
duty Of the audience to beautify the
theatcrs? DO the directors suppose that
the purchasers OF the orchestra seats
go there rs do tho owners Of the boxes
to make a fashionable show Of them.
selves! by no means. Most Of them
are lovers of music. who often scrinp
themselves for weeks that they may
hear the music to advantage. 1t Is none
OF the directors affairs how these pco.
pie dress. and their presuming to die.
tate In the matter Ii a gross lmpertl.
hence.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-12-05
7HE MACHINE IS IN GOOD SHAPE.


Political soothsaycrs have been in-
forming thc Chicago reading public
through the medium of the press that
til, great Republican machine of Cook
County had reached the hour of it, dis.
solution. The unni,iatcd have been 10
some extent convinced W these gentle
mems wise prognostications that Lori
mtr. Madden. Hertz. Jameson. rcasc
AMI the rest had about arrived 1T the
iumping-oi' place. aud that all that
would hc left uf the machine would he
such debris az Il new set of Warwicks
would consider worth while gathering
M aud utilizing in the construction of Il
new political engine.
Now let us seq how recent develop
iicntS bear ont the prophecies of these
wise men who claim to he able to pro-
icct their minds into the future.
Hr. Jamicson. the machine National
Committeeman from Illinois. has just
returned from u visit to Canton. the
home of Mckinley. with this informa-
ton:
The Federal patronage of Illinois Is
to he distributed through the regular
party organization.
The machine congressman from Cook
and there are six of them. are to bc the
channels of patronage distribution In
their respective districts. VI. II. Mad
den. the machine candidate for United
States senator. has the Endorsement Of
president.elcct Mckinley. who declares
that Mr.. Madden L. an admirable man
for the place.
The I'rcsidcnt.clcct has given assur.
ancc that the present machine senator
from Illinois. Shelby NJ. Cullom. aud
the other machine candidate for Sen.
a,or. when elected. will he the medium,
through which the biggcs, political
RUINS that come to Illinois will he given
out. In the local tights upon the ma.
chine the leaders of the regular organ
izatton have won on, in every instance.
Icasc has sQuclched Boyce. Foss AMI
The rest of the reforiiicrs In Lake View.
| AID O'Ncill Is to he laid ont cod this
week because he won't he good and
make the South Side unanimous fol
the machine. Over on the West Side no
body dreams of doing or saying any
thing political that Is no, In accordance
with regular machine methods. and til,
only question now remaining IL whcth
or william I.orimcr or James Il. Il. Var
Clpave shall be the next Republican
candidate for Mayor. oh. yes. the Re
publican machine L. gone to the DENIM
tion bow.wows. and the leaders thereof
are about passed up-nit.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-12-05
Sixteen young women OF Remove. =

sixteen young women OF Remove. Pa.
have organized the Edelweiss Social
Club. the purposes OF which are to fur
nish entertainment for invited young
men. They have engaged "a club-rooni
and are arranging 1t In delightful
manner. Just what the inltlatOry cere.
monies will consist OF the young ladies'
will not say, but one OF the girls la,
admitted that n kiss and n hug shall
he the password for all male members.
The young women who are the prime
movers In the novel club declare their
object II to get the young men of the
street corners during the winter. and,
inasmuc, rs the club girls are all pretty
ana fetching, their object will doubtless
no attained. Iovprak,ng win not be
allowed under penalty oi u line. III,
girls will darn stockings and knit nit.
tens for the boys. hut the latter. IN
order to be available for membership,
must refrain from smoking, chew.a;
and drinking.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-12-05

over the inhuman treatment of the poor
animals.
John &. Shortall. president of The HI.
manc Society, denounced unsparingly
the treatment which impoundod dogs in
this city are subjected ~. rs Indicated
in the Tribune of yesterday.
at Is a disgrace to The city," he said.
and one which should be rcncdicd as
quickly as possible. 1t is IN line with
the general treatment which impound-
ri dogs have received here. ana | have
made several Efforts to change the pres
cnt system. | have called upon the
Mayor and other officials and pointed
out the evils of the present method of
taking care Of dogs. hut never have re-
cciycd much satisfaction. The fact that
|, Is only dnEs which are being appealed
for does not Srcm 10 arouse much com
passion.
IN New York and several other large
cities unlicensed dogs are taken care of
by the humane societies. and no sucl,
cruclties are praci;ccd as In this city"
The vagrant eur and the well-grooni-
cd lap dog were companions in misery
ut the pound. With the temperature
below freezing. Il biting wind blowing.
lie canine victims had nothing left but
tn draw close together AMI suffer
The building has gaping crcvices bc-
tween the boards aud open vcntilators
in the roof. As the bru,es wl,incd and
looked appealingly into the faces of viz.
i,ors the question was naturally asked
why some straw was not put In tbs
pens for u bed,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-12-05

The we!l-knOwn shrewdness o. Meme
llk Of Abysslnia Is again made appar.
ent In his appeal to the pope to inter.
vene In the dispute between Abyss!nia
ana Italy. The willy African monarch
has beaten the Italians by force of arms
ana established the integrity of his
country, but he knows enough of Euro
pean diplomacy to appeal to the head Of
the church to take part In the settle.
ment of the trouble. His attitude from
tie first OF the war to the present day
has Indicated n quality Of statesman.
skip. combined with generosity. per.
sonal bravery and great military skill.
comparable to any such In evidence
among Europeans.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-12-05
RECR SANITATION OF Tue STATE
SENATE.

There IL very Interesting contest 90.
Of the newly elected Senate. ana politl-
clans are regarding the outcome with
good deal Of curiosity.
1t seems there Is IN organized effort
being made to ",:sr from con'ro. the old
ring that has Tor years dominated mr.
fairs In the Senate AT Springfield. The
men at the head Of this movement are
yonng. aggressive men we'll known of
tate In the management of Republican
politics In Cook County. There Ia I'D
ward J. Dwyer. for instance, and John
]. Morrison. Sidney McCloui and others
Of the same class. All are compare
lively young men when compared with
III" veterans rhry are going mp against,
senator's Hank Evans. John Humphrey
lnd Charley Crawford were prominent
figures IN the political arena when the
others were in their swadll.Hg Clothes,
they have been ylCtois In n hundred
hatt.r. at this sort. but this does not
argue by any means that they are not
nov. facing their Wter.Do. Morrison,
Dwyer at ~. ara among the shrrwdrst
Republican workers that lave ever
come 10 the front IN Cook County poll
tics. They are young men, but there
are no fiics On them,
The fact that Messrs, Evans. Hum
phray, Crawford et al. have for years
controlled everything down at Spring
field ana raked In everything that could
bc raked in with a iine-tooth comb, is
no reason why they should 20 on doing
the same thug forever. "rurA about
t. fair play" THIS trlte Oh adagr Is
the war cry Of the Dwyer, Morrison
y nd,carc. Nnd The Eagle Is inclined IN
say more power to them.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-12-05
MR. BROSSEAU IS MISSED.

The sage advice AMI able counsel of
Hon. n. l.. Brosseau are missed upon
the Public Library Board. II will al
ways he n matter of regret thu, Mayor
swift did nc. rcappont Mr.. Brosscau.
His disintcrsstci work for the library
and for the people will long b. rrmcm-
bcrp,l.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-12-05
THE CiIY DOG THIEVES.

The Chicago Dog Stealing Bureau has
been closed for the year after a profit,
able season.
At least 10000 valuable DOES We're
stolen by It from their o"ueHs-!aw'
abiding citizens.
Many of these dogs were sold n good
prices.
The closing ~ the dD--staa.,ag !nius-
try was dre 10 the cutlery Of c!tzeas
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-12-05

Dobblns' Electric Soap does not chap
the hands. being perfectly pure. Many
people afflicted with Salt Rheum have
been cured by Its Use. Preserves and
whltens clothes. Have your grocer
order It and try 1t now.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-12-05
NOTICE..

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fremont House news stand.
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'"i'owsng news uepo's:
Alderman Martin H.. :aii Milwaukee NV.
-Nrnold Frank. 2sSO y. Ashland nv.
Austin Robert II. A.. G2.,G Wentworth nv.
l;n.lcr ROSA Mrs. III Center
Birrhler Aloys g.. 1924 W. 5ist
Boulton George W.. 233 :ist
Urnckrr Elizabeth. ~ Polk
Brown Mary Mrs. I.,5 Grand nv.
Ruch Frederick. ll3S Milwaukee Nv.
Buckley john. III y. Wells
'ahii Maggie Mrs. I y. Wells
s'apran Frank L., 40 y. Clark
,-arroll Dennis NJ. l.. $50 y. Clark
carroll Nellie Miss. 19+ y. Clark
Cat,in William, 11li Railroad nv.
Chalstrom Albert. :ae,4 Wentworth nv.
Chicago Magazine Exchange. IOo, lGI
Dearborn
Cornwall James &. Y. r,,unia Masonic
Temple
currlcr Herbert A.. Wellington Hotel
Dckc Frederick. ~. y. Ashland nv.
D,wncy Ezekiel. SsS,iiy W, Lake
Dunno X shaver. Wells II. depot
J;irhcrt Charles. Raven NV. cor. &. L. y.
W. Try. tracks
l.,sncr Edward, 43G Lincoln nv.
l;rlen Henry g.. 139 Center
e'aricy Mary a. Mrs.. 1870 State
Farrell John t.. Sherman House
Fast, Henry. SIG W. Madison
Erirlj,z T., Mrs, :,SS w. Lake
Gibson Nathan L.. 3Ii \. State
Goldman Matilda Mrs.. Az =. Halsted
Goldman Tillie Mrs.. 1910 W. Madison
Graf 4 CO.. 14S Ciybourn nv.
Gray Robert A.. 9l55 Commercial av.
Haggart Louis H.. 5SI, State
Hansen Charlotte Mrs. 7;,3 w. North NV
Iiedley Frederick. 90 W. Lake
Helm =. H.. - Rush
IIcuniGgs Gustav, lis Adams
aIenry 4. b., 37G w. Fullerton av.
Iicfbert LOUIS w.. 'NNb W Lake
Hirsch Mime Mrs.. 1851 Wabash nv.
Uoracr Edward Y. 1890 W. Lake
Ihnyer Augustus. 81 W. Polk
inman Peter II. Jr.. 10 y. Wells
.Jrnscn MAIDS H.. CTS W. Lake
-i,huson Thomas NJ. $50 W. Lake
Johnston Ohio T.. Eych. bldg. stk. yds.
Jones Herbert h.. 1870 3lst
King Nellie Miss. 400 W. Lake
Enussmann Philip, G'7 Blue Island nv.
Kozakicwicz Felix, l34 W. Blackhawk
Lawson Ellen Mrs. 80 W. Lake
Lawson Louis W.. 2,i2 w. Lake
Iljcbad & Magnuson, los Oak
Marcus Harry. Jii; Ogden av.
Mathrr Charles g.. 3G5l Wabash av.
Mccain Walter H., 1910 T.. Ravenswoo,
Park
Mcmillan. Alexander. 90 y. State
Meek Frank. SOL Butler
Miller George H.. :isi W. Lake
Monroe William H.. is6 state
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-12-05

Mr.. Henry ]. Evans. Samuel Kerr. T..
NJ. Woods. Ludwig Wull. =. +. Gun.
derson. Hon. =. II. Case and +. T..
Coync are doing great work for Hon.
W. T.. Mason In his fight for United
States Senator.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-12-05
LEGISLATIVE GOSSIP

ENtortion by clnttel mortgage loan
brokers Is the latest evil at which thu
Civic Federation has decided to aim u
blow when the Legislature convcTcs in
January.
y bill will he introduced to lcgallzc
the clattel loan business with Il rate of
interest greater than that required by
bankers. hut considerably less than the
pr, scnt cxturiiunatc rates demanded by
loan brokers. IN Interest of Il per
been liked upon as n fair medium.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-12-05

Many citizens of the Twen,y-six,ll
Ward say that Mr.. W. II. Tarnow IL
pretty certain to br elected Alderman,
next spring. Good people will hail
with delight the candidacy of iirst.ciass
business men of Mr.. Tarnow's standing
In the community.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-12-05
EA0LE7S.

Hon. John Il. Parker will make u
good Judge of the Circuit Court. aud
his friends propose to see that he il
nominated ia the judicial convention.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-12-05

Some people who have noticed Repre-.
sentative Shanahan and Race Track"
Thicman hobnobbing together a great
deal of late are wondering what dark
conspiracy these fellows are setting up
pins for.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-12-05

Hon. Henry II. Evans has represent.
cd this district in the State Senate
more consecutive terms than any Scna-
tor In Illinois. by actual terms vi ser.
vice he Is the o!dcs. member of the mi.
nois State Senate. Before the junior
Senators from Cook County are much
older they may get their eye teeth cut
and quit lighting the redoubtablc
"llank"-otllerwisc they will most like
~ hear something drop. When the Sen
ate is fairly organized the Honorable
Senator from Kane will he pretty sure
to bc on top rs usual. AMI the spring
chickens will have gone to roost.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-12-05

l.. q. Schubert. who was supposed to
,r the choice of the Cook County ma
chine for speaker of the House. and
also In favor with corporations. il now
said to have pulled ont of the fight. AMI
II labOring hard for the success of Chns
\. Allen. of Hool'cston. Mr.. Allen now
has n strong lead. ana Is quite likely to
h. the SUE ccssful aspirant.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-12-05

The only Cook County member of the
Legislature mentioned for speaker OF
the House who has any qualifications
for the position Is Hon. Gcorgc W. Mil.
Ter. lie was the ah.cst member from
Cock County In the Thiriy-ninth Gen.
eral Assembly.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-12-05

If Senator Dwyer ever does Introduce
u thiee-ccnt fare street car hill. the
query Is. VIII the hill die ~ boriiin'"
In the committee It's referred to. or bc
allowed to lnnguisl and perish IN the
cntanglpd meshes of u subcommittee?
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-12-05

Some "amonsin' cuss" who Is long on
elevated roads. and proposes 10 build
one on Madison street, Is bcin. laughed
u, for his pains. Taree.!our,hs of the
property owners On West Madison
street. who are unalterably opposed Ia
any such idea. are holding the origin
ator of this wild rumor up to ridlcule
ana regard all such ralk rs mere bosii.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-12-05

II Gus Nohr. the great AMI long-tO-be
remembered opponent 81 the "ive.,hou-
sanl dollar limit law" ever should do
such thing ~ 10 Introduce u three
cent ear fare bill In the House. oh.
where VIII Gustavus Nohe br when the
sun goes down!
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-12-05

IN the Senate. q total of 49,. In the next
General Assembly there will he 12j Re-
publicans-cighiy-seven In the House and
thirly-eight IN the Senate. The Demo.
Gratis will have sixty.six members of the
House and only thirteen In the Senate. +,
total OF ~. This includes a. Democrats
three l'opulis,s--ScnntOr Eresscr ri
Grcenvillc AMI Representatives Blood OF
Mount Vernon and Bryant of Omaha.
The successful. candidates for the
House. with their postoiIice addresses. are
rs follows. those whose house numbers
are given living In Chicago:
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-12-05

Mr. WIN. r. O'lIcarne. tho wril.kaown
real estate man. who pays as mucl,
taxes rs any resident Of the Twelfth
Ward. has been selected Ivy the Twelfth
Ward Democracy ~ their candidate for
Alderman next spring. Mr.. O'licarir
Is very popular. ana stands high IN Ma.
sonic circles.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-12-05

The Republicans will have the same
majority on i,irt ballot in tn" General
Assembly of Illinois that they had in the
asst l.e.!slnture-yiz.. forty-siy,
Two years ago there were ninety-twn
Republicans IN the House and thirty-threc
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-12-05

DIR. Clark Gapen, the Superintendent
of the Asylum of the Insane ut Kanka-
kee. has addressed II circular letter 10
the members of the next General As
sembly, Inviting them with their
friends ana members of their families,
tn come down to the Institution on Dee.
3 ana look |, over.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

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