Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-09-09

Of the ward. and bel.,g a large proper.
~ owner and heavy taxpayer. Twelfth
Ward citizens need have no fears with
n man like Switxer In the City Council.
az his past business record proves that
Mr.. Switxer would ably represent his
constituents Of the great Twelfth
Ward.
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Jones and BOldenweck IRE about
through with their duties rs Drainage
Trustees. Neither Of them cure for re-
election: NO they will probably he sue.
ceeded by good men.
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Drainage Trustees Carter. Eckhnrt.
Mallette, Smyth. and Wenter will liz
reelected by the people who admire
them for their great efforts displayed
In the building Of the big ditch.
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Since Dick Yates SHE'D his castor In
the ring George W. Miller. President
Of the Hamilton Club, thinks he has a
chance. Consequently he has been en.
tered In the young mems rice for GU
bernatorinl honors.
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Hon. Arthur Dixon Ii now said to liz
the acknowledged Republican leader In
the Third Ward. AZ Perry A. Hun is
said to have laid down his arms.
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Hon. Scion II. Case, Of the Twelfth
Ward, will, 10 It IL claimed, be given
his choice to either 80 back to the
State Senate or make the race for Con.
gress In the Fourth Congressional Dis.
trlct.
Mr.. 4. w. Straus would prove q
strong candidate for Congress on the
South Side.
James w. TwOhig IL said to he slated
for the Democratic nomination for Al
derman Of the Eleventh Ward next
spring.
Mr.. Fred w. Bryan Is being urged to
run for Congress In the Fourth Con.
gressiOnal District next year.
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How long will the people allow the
School Board to be run by a political
machine, backed up by such fellows
as Andy Mentally and men Of that Tx
No wonder Andy McNally telegraph.
ed from California that he was for
Harrison for Mayor, as some people
are uncharitable enough to say that
even at that time McNally was laying
his wires to put the clamps on the
School Board.
Aid. Blake, Of the Fifth Ward, Is
much talked OF as good man for the
Democracy to unite on as a candidate
for President Of the County Board.
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weather. or "hOt air" boom for Con-
gress In the Fourth District.
Hon. John +. Smulski IL sure to be
the Republican nominee for Congress-
In the Fifth District next year. Hon.
Peter Kiolbassa may he the Democratic
candidate, as he Is regarded as one of
the strongest and most popular Demo.
cratic leaders on the West Side.
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Hon. Ernest G. Schubert Is being
strongly considered as good Repub.
llcan to nominate for Congress In the
Seventh District next year.
Hon. Zina II. Carter would make a
good Governor Of Illinois.
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Hon. James j. Townsend Is one of
the most popular members of the Chi.
cagO Stock Exchange. Jim has built
up a great brokerage business In the
last few years. His patrons are the
best business men In Chicago.
The committee In charge of the ar
rangements for the conference on
trusts, which begins Wednesday, Sept.
10, met to determine what Is to be done
to All the demand for seats, which
comes from many persons not dele
gates, but who desire to witness the
proceedings. Central Music Hall, where
the conference ID to be held, Ia large
enough to accommodate all the dele
gates and leave space to be filed by
spectators. Secretary Easley, Of the