Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-03-05

Ward this spring. II one of the most
widely known hotel men In the United
states. He was born fOrty.scvcn years
,gO In Massachusetts. and began his |
hotel career In 1874 ns clerk of the &. |
A. dresser House In SOuthlMidge. La.
ter he acted ~ clerk and manager In
hotels at Falmouth Heights, Springfield
ma BrocktOn. From Massachusetts he
the continent to California.
where he managed the Burbank House
Mt Burbank and the hotel ut ElcajOn
Valley. Thence coming to 1t. Clair
Springs. Mich., he managed the Oak.
land Hotel there fOr three years. Short.
~ before the Worlds Fair he came to
Chicago. and for over three years con
Quoted the Ontario at North State and
Ontario streets. At present he II man.
ager Of the Wyoming Hotel. formerly
Cores. at mn Clark street. Since he
has been IN charge that hotel has I'M
dcrgOne many improvements. both In
building ami service. Mr.. Clemence
has u Wide acquaintance In the First
Ward. and Il determined to give Cough.
I'm a hot fight for his seat In the COun.
oil.
Voters Of the Twelfth Ward. the city
Of Chicago. and the state Of Illinois.
have not forgotten the Scion II. Case
gnrnishment law pcrpetrafed by the
FOrtieth Assembly. under which nm.
scrupulous creditors nnd disreputnble
lawyers cOnnive to rob the families Of
tho poor and the unfortunate. Under
this law q hesirtless creditor can harnss
u wnge.enrner who has been unfortu-
nate enough to get In debt, and through
garnishment proceedings deprive his
family Of all his wages except ~ per
week. since II became known that
Alexander IIO0dOO barrow. Of the
Twelfth Ward. was Senator Cases can.
dldate for Alderman. the wagc-carners
Of the ward who hate oppression and
the citizens who feel that dccency ana
good government were outraged by the
passage Of his infamous garnlshinent
act. have combined to beat DarrOw, the
Case Al,lermanic candidate, at the
pods. unless his reported withdrawal
from the race II found to In true.
The Democrats cannot name a
stronger man for County Judge than
Hon. Andrew J. Ryan. the able lawyer
suite Gl6 10 624 Reaper Block.
| Hon. Frank w. Young, OF the Twelfth
Ward, II one Of the ablest lawyers prac
tlling at the Chicago bar. Mr.. YOun,
should, AMI IL almost cer'tNin 10 he nom
mated by Democrats for Superior Cour
Judge.
No stronger lawyer could be named
for Judge Of the Superior Court than II
j. Wcrshelmer. OF III ISaSalle street.
Samuel Darby II a good man to nOml
nate for Judge Of the Superior Court.
Hon. John Il. McGOOrty. the Demo
cratic minority representative from tn
1hirty-fOurth Ward. has announced hi
candidacy for denomination, ana hi
friends at once started little boom 10
him fOr Speaker OF the next House.
Democratic leaders no longer dOuG
that their party will control the House
II not the Senate, ut Springfield mex
winter, and It begins to look nv II MI
Mc(iOOrty would be the choice Of Coo
County for presiding Officer. At Ia
extra session he was an active sui
porter Of the city administration an
one OF the leaders of THE House.
, Representative Free Il. Norris. q
Watsesa Samuel Alsrhuler. Of AurOr
and Jas. O'DOanell, Of Bloomington, ~
, also spoken CT as possible candidate
! for Speaker.
The fellows who are talking up zeal
/ incts" In their wards are decidedly pr
: mature, to say the least. "Plpe" stOrit
, OF this kind viii be listened to MOI
kindly after a man IL Nominated. M
nothing Of being elected, but In tn
/. case the candidate had a "cai:tnet
l dream and then Withdrew from Il
race.
, W. II. Beebe will not represent Il
! Twenty second Ward In the city COu
l ell.
The Hamilton Club will move In
y it's new home. ia Madison street. ne!
J, week. The second and third floors I
! the building are being transformed !
) to model clubrOOms ut cost of xti,Wl
. There will be an assembly-rOOm with
seating capacity Of 600. a dining-rOO
capable of seating 300. billiard-rOOm
9 library. a smokers paradise and rece
g ton apartments. The entrance and q
4 tice will be on the second floor. 1t