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

buffet lunch some night next week.
Tuesday or Wednesday. Hope
Reed Cody. Jesse HoldOm. a. Il. Crow
ley. Geo. W. Dixon. W. r. Hall ana
other members are preparing to make
the dedication great success.
Albert =. Green Is talked Of for Alder.
man of the Thirteenth Ward.
CIV. Howell will be elected to the
City Council II he wants another term.
John =. Butler. the wcll.known law
yer. Is prominently mentioned for Al
dcrman of the Twenty.fifth Ward.
Charles +. Brown. the storage ware
house proprietor. IL a probable Demo-
cratic candidate for Alderman Of the
Twentieth Ward.
Mr.. Frederick II. Wicket. the well.
known lawyer. ut TIA Chamber Of
Commerce Building. II pretty certain
TO bc nominated for Judge of the Su-
perior Court. Mr.. Wicket would make
I'm able. impartial. and just Judge.
That well-knOwn business man, Mr.,
George +. Gilbert. President of the
Twelfth Ward Republican Club. IL le-
Ing urged TO run for West Town Asses.
sOr. Mr. Gllbert's friends are legion
throughout West Chicago. and he
would certainly he hard man to beat.
d. ID. Allen has retired from politics.
County Board duties were too much
for him.
Hon. y. j. Chott II n good Man for
Republicans 10 place on the SUPERIOR
Court Bench.
jas. a. Hogan. for South Town AZ.
SCISSOR. and George +. Gilbert for West
rown Assessor. are two Republican
possibilities. who would prove strong
| candidates.
Unless his family interfercs. Aleck
barrow will persist In running 70. Al.
derman OF the Twelfth.
Candidate for Alderman .Aleck Oar.
row. OF the Twelfth Ward. has four
first.clnss ward clubs at work booming
him. Number one meets In his hall.
room; number two IN his iinlng.rOOm;
number three In lids library; and mum.
her four In the sewlng-rOom OF his resi-.
dence.
Wouldn't Il be as well for the Mayor
to clean the streets and alleys before
rushing TO the support OF saiary-grab
reform" Aldermen!
Information wanted about John Il.
Parker. Of Cripple Creek fame.
In the diary Of Samuel Pepys there
Is the entry for Oct. 3, 1000: ",rhis day
I heard the duke speak OF a great de-
sign that he and my Lord OF Pembroke
have. and great many others. of send
ing venture to some parts Of Africa
to dig for gold ore there. They intend
to admit as many rs will venture their
money, and SO make themselves com.
pany. Two hundred and nifty pounds
Is the lowest share for every man."
This record not only shows how old a
pursuit Is gold-hunt!ng In Africa. but It
likewise reveals the purpose OF the
promoters. familiar In modern plans OF
the sort. "As many as will venture
their money" have an equally good
chance nowadays to join the army OF
investors. SkeptIcism regarding the
outcome Of such investments Is also not
modern. I'epys adds. ~ do not find
that my lord do much like It,"
That the Governor Of Western
State never wears u necktie Is gravely
, recorded In the newspapers OF the land,
, and rightfully or wr0ngfully 10 accept.
, ed as an exponent Of the man. The
|, person who deties the conventionalities
OF life Is as much their slave as he who
bends to them. "What kind Of man
10 Mr.. JayT' was once asked Of Presi.
dent Of the United States by member
Of his family. HE 10 man who would
: no more take or his cravat before q
lady than lie would plant a thousand
rows OF apple-trees." was the whimsi'
0 cal reply, as the speaker Invested him
self OF both cravat and collar. aud with
! the mercury near hundred applied
j. himself to a special message.
Price has been reduced on the 0rigl
q nal, Old-fashiOned DObbins' Electric
!. Soap, SO that It eau now be bought al
= 8 cents bar, two bars for Is cents
= Remember, DObbins' Soap Is sold only
= In bars. NEVER In chips.