Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-03-12
MR. JAMES A. HOGAN
Leading

date for South Town Assessor.
man with whom to inlr,ist your inter
rsts. not only 20 ~ the primaries. fo
There the next Alderman will undoubt
cdly he selected. hut scc that there Is
delegate ticket there In his interest fo
you tn vote when you get there"
An ami,s,blr adjustment of the dif |.
fcrcnccS existing between che Eleventh
Warl Republican club and the Elcv
cnth Ward Republican I.cagli" resulted
from q conference held az the clul
rooms. y South Latin street. Wcdncs
day evening. President George Mason
Treasurer W. II. Alsip. AMI four dlrc'
tors of the league, II Is said. signed III |
roll of the war,l club.
The official ticket which will he vote
without opposition. II H. said AZ III" m
nual election OF the Hamilton Gu
next Monday night nj its new quarters
Ia Madison street, when the club wi
celebrate the opening Of It's handson
new home. Is as follows:
For President. Hope Reed Cody: f.
Second Vice President. \. V. Lee. j,
cob Newman: for Treasurer. l.. \. Go,
larl: for directors five to he elected
T.. l.. Barber. T.. Il. bliss. II. 4. BEETLE
\. W. Clancy. i. &. Everett, W. n
Gcmmill, T.. 4. Munger. =. NJ. Paris
Oliver Solliii: for members of Polite;
Action Committee two Ia u" elected
J. Il. Burrcs. W. =. Elliott. John l
Ilamllnc. Robcir II. Wilcs.
There will also be u revision Of Il
bylaws voted upon concerning Il
manner of future elections.
The phalanNcs of chairs AMI the Il
blcs that sprawlcd on their backs
the new cluhrooms gave motto" ~ Il
coming later in the dizzy of the fnrnltui
AMI belongings from the old quarter
:Wlj Lake Park avenue. There was
procession of men with paint pots an
lumber filing out the doors. II j. II
tended that the rooms shall he used f.
political ~ we'll rs social purposes. an
the assembly room Is resigned for tn,
purpose ,as the long billiard room an
dining hall are intended for ends COZ
vlvlal.
When Rudolph McCabc Mcclure Pa
tcrson, Of the Clifton House. tackle
United States Senator Tillman. tn
Senator sIuclchcd him instantcr. b
simply running one tine OF his pltchfor
through the center Of Itudolph's abb,
men.
Coy. Tanner has rrappOintcd Hon. N
y. Graham u member Of the board q
West Park Commissioners. Right 70
are, Governor.
Mr. Charles i. IIucy. the wcll.know
lawyer, In the Reaper Block. has bee
selected by the Democrats of the Thii
ty-r0urfh Ward as their candidate IA
Alderman. Mr.. llucy is u gentlcma
of high moral character. ana one OF Tn '
finest orators in the West. lie will pu
NJ Il good fight, ana certainly looks lik
II winner.
Hon. q. W. Eunstman would make
strong Republican candidate for \
derman of the Ninth Ward.
W. ID. Kent. of the Eleventh . al.
In desperate straits because the Rcpui
lican nomination for Alderman seem
so far away from him.
Geo. J.. Gilbert, James Keats. W. |
Baker and John j. Morrison are all tall
al Of 10y Republicans for West Tow
Assessor. Bul In the event OF Til
Ryans securing the Democratic nom
nation, not one of the abOve-namc,
statesmen cares TO offer himself up Il
n sacrifice.
If james 4. Hogan declines to ri
for South Town Assessor, II. q. For,
man may he the Republican nominc,
u, ID, Clcmcnce, the independents. VIII,
Is thus far the leading opponent
Bathhousc Coughlin in the First Ward
has opened headquarters nj 4G2 Stat
street. Headquarters for the ant
Coughlln Italians will be opened N 40
of 100 Clark street. An independent
Italian club has already been organize,
with go members ana another ind'
pendent club with 300 members
holding regular meetings AT iGl Stat
street,
John II. Colyin looks like Il wlnr"r i
the Twcnty-second Ward.
Price has been reduced on the origl
nal Old-fashioncd Dobblns' Electric
Soap, so that it can now be bought II
$ cents a bar, two bars for II cents