Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-10-21
EA0LETS.

EA0LETS.
Mr.. Hanna's sOllcltude for Dewey ID
one of the most touching things now to
he observed In the broad field of Ameri.
can politics; but when In one breath he
declares substantially that to urge the
Presidency upon Dewey IL to place him
In the ranks of shifting politicians and
In the next admits that Mr.. Mckinley
will he the candidate, he suggests a
difference between the two, the breadth
and depth Of which are probably be-
yOnd the real conception Of a man Of
MIR. Hanna's intellectual and moral
callber. Admiral Dewey Is too good to
he a Presidential candidate. but Nc
klnlcy is not. All. Mark! Did you
fully realize what you were saying?
A. J. Heating Is to be nominated for
County Commissioner next year.
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We resent with the utmost indigna-
ton the insinuatiOn contained I'M the re.
marks Of the Springfield Journal rela.
tive to the Honorable Billboard Mason.
The people Of Illinois, according to the
Journal. should have sent n IA broad
gauge American" to the Senate instead
of the Honorable Billboard Mason. We
would have the Journal know that Mr..
Mason Is the broadcast gauge states
man In public life to-day. His breadtl,
Of beam is forty-eight inches, anu his
Senatorial chair had to be made to
order. 10 speak Of such a lean aud
hungry starvellng rs the Honorable
Martin b. Madden In comparison with
the Honorable Billboard Mason IL SIM
ply to excite derlsive laughter hron-
icle.
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The name of the Hon. Thomas T.. Nil.
christ would strengthen the next Re-
publican State ticket.
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The famous Chicago Stock Exchange
restaurant, at 1Os La Sale street. has
been crowded to the guards during the
festival week. The Chicago Stock Elk.
change Restaurant IL now conceded to
be the most popular eating resort In
Chicago.
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Hon. Albert j. Olson and ]. A. Heus-
ner. who organized the famous "BOos-
ter's" Club, report a very considerable
number OF new members on the enroll
ment list during the past ten days.
Prominent among the members are:
Hon. II. Dorsey Patton, Louis Lukes,
J. X. Sebree. Hon. Jas. G. Irwin, Hon.
Albert j. Olson, j. A. Heusner and a
host Of prominent Chicago business
men.
Mayor Harrison deserves credit for
driving the loan sharks from the CITY
Hall. Now II he will only discharge
his heads Of departments and chief
clerks who have been receiving rake.
offs from the sharks he will do the pub
lie some good.
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The Thirteenth Ward Republican
Club has adopted resolutions indOrsing
President McKinley's Philippine policy
ana demanding establishment Of Amer.
lean sovereignty there. A transcript of
the clubs action has been sent to the
President over the signatures Of A. j.
Heating, James Frake and Ephralm
Banning.
The Heusner Baking Company of
South Park avenue. have In the last
few years built up about the largest
business In their line of anyone in the
city. They are now In the front rank
of the leading baking companies In
Chicago.
Schuennenan Il Co. pay $5.2S taxes
on their big coal yard ut ElstOn avenue
and Division street. Who IL RESPONSE
bic for this!
Gentlemen of the Board of Assessors:
Are you aware of the fact that y. Rich
ardson, of 142 La Sale street, adver-
tises the fact that he loans more money
than any other three men In Chicago?
And that he loans his own money +?
Yet you accepted u schedule from him
valuing his estate at $4,000 when 1t
should have been valued at $4,000, 900.
What are you going to do about It?
This mans taxes instead of being only
5000 should he $4,000 on his personal
property alone.
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The Panel-HOuse dream of millions
to come into its clutches by an act of
the Legislature Is doomed to be fol-
lowed by cruel awakening. We shall
have no Legislature In Illinois during
HarrisOn's term which would, II 1t
could, place any greater opportunities
for fund-lOOting within the reach of
the City Hall gang than 1t has at pres
ent.
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Charles Il. BOYD has been appointed
receiver for the property Of John. r..
Neagle, the Alderman, f. O. Neagle
Company. Agnes ]. Neagle, Julia