Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-01-28


Martin Wiora. John Dandclion.
Jas. W. Matthews.
THIRTY.FOURTH WARD.
II. II. Brungcs. Jno. II. Math.
Napoleon Barsaloux. Kit Gould.
Frank I. Bennett.
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Mr.. Elmer Il. Baldwin, the we'll
known real estate man. Is the leading
Republican candidate for Alderman of
the Fourth Ward. Ills place of bust
ness IL 2i4.24G Thirty -fifth street, and
he does the largest real estate business
south of Congress street. Mr.. Bald
win is a nephew of Mr.. Jno. l.. Hill.
the retired capitalist. and Old-time pO-
litlcal leader in Philadelphia. His busi-
ness has given him an acquaintance
with u great majority Of the Fourth
Ward business men. most of whom
are favorable to Mr.. Baldwin's can
dilacy. and hope that he will be their
next Alderman. Among those favor
ing him are Chas. u. Irwin. of Irwin.
Green 4 Co.: Levi u. DOud. banker;
W. II. GOdair. of GOdair. Harding Il
Co.. Stock Yards commissioners: Dan.
icl +. Crilly. Montgomery Ward. Col.
VIM. Chilly. Frank T.. Burley. Of Bur-
ley Il CO.. Nelson Morris. jeremiah Sui
Ivan Of the Union Stock Yards Pack
ing Co., John Il. Richards. Warren NJ.
Baker. capitalist: Col. +. II. Bliss. Sam.
uel Grcgsten. proprietor of the Wind.
sOr Hotel, and one of the largest prop.
erty owners In the Fourth Ward: II. T..
BroughtOn. Vice President of the &.
4 Il. I. Ry.: Il. W. Gillett.
These men believe Mr.. Baldwin
knows the needs of the Fourth Ward.
and also consider him just the man to
look after the interest of Fourth Ward
Taxpayers. Mr.. Baldwin was born In
Della ware County, Pa. In 1862, ana has
resided In the Fourth Ward for the
past seven years. He has been life.
long Republican and has always stood
by the regular Republican organixa.
ton Of the Fourth Ward, Of which he
II one Ofthe most loyal members. He
looks like winner ana will prove
splendid member Of the City Council
II the Fourth Ward voters honor him
with their suffrage next April, AMI 1t
Is claimed that they will.
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when the Gas Trust stock went
70 pIsoss January a., the following
telegram from q trust otIIolai was
sent to New York from Chicago,
"Rosweii ?. Flower, New YORK.
Rally the stock market for Peoples
CAS-. We can get Legislature
cheap" what do you think Of
THAR
General X. J. Smith would make u
grand Mayor Of Chicago.
Mr.. Oscar i. Rydell. q bright. young
lawyer, who Is employed In the office
Of Remy 4 Mann. Is being pushed for
Justice Of the Peace. Mr.. Ry,lcll Is a
son Of John =. Rydcll. the well.known
Archer avenue clothler.
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Jas. II. Mcdonald will be- the Demo.
cratic candidate for Assessor Of the
Town Of Lake.
Hon. Rudolph Il. Hurt. Democratic
Alderman Of the Ninth Ward. has been
urged. on account of his excellent rec
ord. to accept denomination at the
hands OF the regular Democracy of the
ward. Alderman Hurt has the Ninth
Ward Democracy solid, and also the
strong support of great many Of the
hest Republicans In the ward. COnse-
Iuently 1t Is generally believed that he
will be reelected easily.
with the Oily Of Chicago owning
lts gas plant, Illuminating 0as can
10 furnished g consumer Tor %
'oents per 900 test, end fuel gas
Tor 40 cents per 1000 teet, and .
handsome prent usIm 10 LETT.
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John G. King will prove strong can.
dIdate II given the Democratic nOmlna.
stion for City Attorney.
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Hon. Marvin A. Farr; one of the best
known real estate men In Chicago, was
made foreman Of the new Grand Jury,
which was sworn In Monday.
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Nothing can defeat the reelection of
Hon. A. w. Maltby to the City Council
from the Twenty-secOnd Ward, which
he has SO ably represented heretofore.