Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-03-12

A. HOGAN.
late for South Town Assessor.
man with whom to intrust your int
ests, not only 60 20 the primaries.
there the next Alderman will undOti|
edly Ike selected, but zee that there \
delegate ticket there In his interest
you to vote when you get there."
An amtcuble adjustment Of the d
ferences existing between the Elevei|
wari Republican Club and the Ell
enth Ward Republican League result
from a conference held at the cli
rooms. o South Latin street, Wedr|
dry evening. President George Mast
Treasurer w. II. Alsip, and four din
tors Of the league, It IL said, signed
roll Of the wuii club.
The official ticket which will be vol
without opposition, It Il snid, at the
nual election OF the Hamilton q
next Monday night mt It's new quartz
ia Madison street, when the club \
celebrate the opening Of its handsO
new home. Is as follows:
For President, Hope Reed Cody;
Second Vice President, A. v. Lee,
cob Newman; for Treasurer. L. A. q
dard; for directors (five to be elect1
Il. l.. Barber, Il. II. Bliss, II. G. Belt
A. w. Clancy, j. g. Everett. w.
Gemmill, r. A. Munger, 4. NJ. Par
Oliver SOllltt; for members Of Politl
Action Committee two to be elect(
J. II. Burres, w. q. Elliott. John
Hamline. Robert II. Wiles.
There will also be q revision Of
bylaws voted upon concerning
manner Of future elections.
The lhalanxes Of chairs and the
bles that si,rawlcd on their backs
the new club.rOOms gave notice Of
coming later In the day Of the furnit|
and belongings from the odd quartz
3O10 Lake Park avenue. There wal
procession Of men with paint pots 4
lumber fling out the doors. II Isl
tended that the rooms shall be used
political as well as social purposes, 1
the assembly OOm IL resigned for d
purpose AS the long billiard room d
dining hall are intended for ends d
vlvial.
When Rudolph McCabe McGui Il
ters0n. OF the Clifton House, tacl1
United States Senator Tillman.
Senator squelched him instanter.
simply running one tine Of his pltchf|
through the center Of Rudolph's at
men.
Gov. Tanner has reappOlnted Hon.
j. Graham n member of the board
West Park Commissioners. Right (
are, Governor.
Mr.. Charles =. Huey, the well.kn0I
lawyer, In the Reaper Block. has b(
selected by the Democrats Of the III
ty.fOurth Ward as their candidate
Alderman. Mr.. Huey 10 a gentlen|
Of high moral character. and one Of
finest orators IN the West. He will !
up a good fight, ind certainly looks d
a winner.
Hon. q. W. Kunstman would maxi
strong Republican candidate for
derman OF the Ninth Ward.
w. ID. Kent, OF the Eleventh :. AL
In desperate straits because the Rep|
lican nomination for Alderman SEED
80 far away from him.
Geo. Il. Gilbert. James Keats, w.
Baker ana John j. Morrison are all I'd
ed OF by Republicans for West I'o|
Assessor. But In the event Of u
Ryan's securing the Democratic mol
nation, not one of the above.nan|
statesmen cares to offer himself up|
a sacrifice.
II James A. Hogan declines to |
for South Town Assessor, II. G. Ed
man may he the Republican month";
ID. ID. Clemence, the Independent, W
Is thus far the leading opponent
BathhOuse COughlin In the First Wal
has opened headquarters ut 462 St|
street. Headquarters for the al
Coughlin Italians will be opened at
of 400 Clark street. An independ|
Italian club has already been organic
with $50 members ana another in|
pendent club with 200 members
holding regular meetings at 461 ST.
street.
John II. COlvin looks like a winrnr|
the Twenty-sec0nd Ward.
Price has been reduced on the orr
nal, 0ld-fashi0ned Dobbins' Elect
Soap, SO that 1t can now be bought
8 cents a bar, two bars for Is cen
Remamber. DOhhins' Som Is sold al