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

good Judge of the Circuit Court. and
his friends propose to see that he Is
nominated In the judicial convention.
Many citizens of the Twenty-sixth
Ward say that Mr.. W. II. Tnrnow Is
pretty certain to he elected Alderman
next spring. Good people will hail
with delight the candidacy of iirst.class
business men of Mr. Tarnow's standing
In the community.
Mr.. Henry J. Evans. Samuel Kerr. T..
NJ. Woods. Ludwig Wuifl. =. T.. Gun.
derson. Hon. =. II. Case and T.. T..
cOync are doing grca. work for Hon.
W. Il. Mason In his fight for United
States Senator.
Hon. +. Il. Coyne. the popular Iresl.
dent of the Mrnoken Club. has just
been reelected President of the Twelfth
Ward Republican club. Mr.. Coynr has
been n rrd-hot Mckinley man for the
past eight years. and there are u great
many business men who think lie would
make a splendid postmaster to succeed
Wash ilrs!ng. Mr.. Ccynr Is one of the
Stanchcst supporters Hon. W. II. Mason
has oh his STAN IN his Il sit for United
States Senator.
Mr.. VIM r. O'lIrarnr. the wril.k1own
rei, estate man. who pays ~ much
taxes rs any resident Of the Twelith
ward. has been selected ny the Twelfth
Ward Democracy ~ their candidate for
Alderman next spring. Mr.. O'llcarur
l. very popular. ana stands high III Ma.
sonic circles.
Mr.. q. q. lie Fevrc tn" w,ll.known
grocer. at 100 Madison street. Is one of
the largest property owners ana most
h!gh!y respected citizens In the Twelfth
Ward. Republicans In this ha!llwlck
propose to nUGlnate 4 lIlgll-clasS candl.
date for Alderman next snr!ng. Mem
bersOs the Menokrn C,uh are outspokrn
| In their belief tina, tiielr frllOw-mrm-
, Der. Mr.. l.c Frvre. would be splrnd,d
candidate 10 elect 10 r.presrn, the
great Twelfth Ward In the City Coun-
eli.
Some "amOGsin' cuss" who Is long ON
elevated roads. and proposes 10 build
one on Madison street. Is being laughed
u, for his pains. Three..our,hs nj 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 ridicule
ana regard all such Talk ~ mere bos!i.
Hon Washington r0rteris being Muci
talked ~ all along the lin" rs u good
man to lead the Republican party to
victory In the Mayovally campaign
next spring. He was one of the original
Mckinley men. ana no man IN the West
labOrrd harder for the Majors success
than dill Washington Porter. lie Is IN
the front rank of solid Chicago business
men. ana would make IN ideal candi
date for Mayor. lie would command
the SURFACES OF the best voters IN Oh!
cago. Provided Mr.. Porter is ani ten
ierah n Cabinet position, look ont ion
Kim In the spring convention,
Among the prominent Chicago !egn
lights mentioned for judge Of JAc r!r
cuit Court next June are The fol!uw!n.
able and successful lawyers: Hon, T.
T.. Girnnon. Hon. T.. I. Runyan, Hon
Frank W. Young. Hon. Ephra,m Ban
; ming. Hon. y. NJ. Plotkr, Hon. John j
: Coburn.
Mr.. Ben NJ. Smith, the newly c.rctc,
president of the Twen,y-iifrh Ward Rc
! publican Club. Is member of the well
known law firm of Mllchrlst \ Smith
| Mr.. Smith has practced law In thi'
| city for eight years. and stands high II
: his chosen profession. Many Norl
Side Republicans are in favor of noml
mating Mr.. Smith for Circuit, cour
Judge. The Twrnty-lirth ward Ecpuh
, leans are solid for him II h. decides 4
be Il candidate.
Alderman Malrby Is SAID 4, be hot ol
the trail Of the Democratic n)mlnaiio,
for Mayor next spring.
The recent Invention OF a bicycle tha
can be folded and then carried on tn
back like Il knapsack has added almos
= infinitely to the availability of III,
wheel rs an adjunct 10 the soldier. /
can carry him part Of his way. ana th'
remainder of the distance he can carr,
= 1t. the change from one position to tn
other being quickly and easily made.