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New-York tribune., 1900-09-18

NOTICE to relatives or next Of kin 10 officers
and enlisted Navy and Marine Gers
who died killed N action ashore a1cat 81
buried outside of the coltineEtl limits q the Jn's
states since April -. lS9S: Next that desire q
have remains sent % burial place in ree United states
should address before September q.
Navigation Navy Department. Washington. u. &. t,s
circular Of irfor nation and instructions p ". HACK
r. Acting
New-York tribune., 1900-09-18

The Rev. Horace Porter assistant pastor Of
Plymouth Church who has been Ill since June, is
in fair way to recovery. Mr.. Porter is in
the Long Island College Hospital and 1t is said
that the spinal trouble has entirely disappeared
and that rheumatism is all the physicians have
now light He is expected to be about in two
three months.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-18
JERSEY CITY'S CONTRIBUTION.

Mayor Hoos of Jersey City announced yesterday
afternoon that the fund for the Galveston sufferers
amounted TO $5l3 He said he expected the amount
would be increased 10 500 to-day when he will send
the money to the Mayor OF Galveston
New-York tribune., 1900-09-18
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New-York tribune., 1900-09-18
public Notires.
NOTICE TO TAxPAFERs.
=
BIJREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES
NEW YORK Sau-a--ha- I.l-


BUREAU FOR The COLLECTION OF TAXES.
TAXPAYERS WHO DESIRE TO OBTAIN
their bills promptly should make iruasdtats written
re9uisition BLANKS & may ee ProSgTsd IN ne S'rogga
and Lot Nap number. making copy Of same from their
taTPa{sE ASSESSED s;fI for Rs5sona tax the rsqa
' Far rtauisition should be aceon1paaied b an svs,
bearing the proper address of the applicant aa1
In case q any doubt in regard to Ward Section Block
pepsrtment Of taxes and Assessment and have ,5s G
FTar to the Deputy Recs9sr of Tsxes S ne f.sg a
viii be furnished by DepartenS or Ts5ss and As
Taxpayers IN receive thsr bills a. The
earliest possible and avoid delay caused by
waiting on lines as Is required IN case OF personal app
The rsquiston must Be addressed and mailed to ,hs
John J. SicDonough. No ST Chambers street Borough
Of Manhattan. New York.
BoTough p Of ths Bronx NsW YORK ana fremont avenues
James 2. Bouek. Municipal Building Borough o.
Fifth street Long Island City Borough OF Queens New
race New Brighton. Borough EiehHond New YorE IA
DA'ED H3ssiv:4 a 4V5E6A e Tsz.A
SUPREME COURT. First Departmental
the Matte Of n, A2plcstion Of Ths Board Of
York BY the Counsel Cooperation of saiS crv
stys 70 9Sq9ns 6 I 8 cz N Y4 M4y0r 1s57 sa
t.rements hersdIame1ss and premises the east ss
Division Nortolk. suIok. Canal Rutgers an jsTss5z
n
laid out as and for PUZZLE park Under and Ia pu-su-
OF provisions OF chapter 293 OF IsEs o
1888 and OF chapter 800 Of the Law OF 1851
WE THE UNDERSIGNED, COMMISSIONERS o. p
innate duly appointed IN the above sntrlsd prceednE
hereby give Lotice TO the owners Issses 81
the lands. tenerents
PREMISES. ttls to which IL sought ACQUIRED h
this proceedin and to all others whom may
Wit
and damage the respective owners Iessess parties a5
persons respectively entitled in the lands
premises affected by this proceeding having
therein and have fled report transcript
such estinate together with damage map ne
Department OF Pclic Parks lnSpec-
tian OF whomsoever Il may conce-1-
Second-Thst az parties persons whose rights
affected by the said estimate. and
part thereof. may within thirty
first publication % this notice August
with Us. ONCE. Room No. 2. Floor
OF the Staats-Zeitung Buildins. No > Tryon Row.
The City Of New York, Borough OF Manhattan pro-
vided BY Secton Of Chapter $40 Of the Laws % tSS
SO obecting once. tay Octoos-
1900, 10 80 o'clock in the forenoon and sash
subsequent aays as may be found necessary.
Third-That report herein Will be presented
Supreme Court OF the state OF New York a Special
Term thereof. to be held in Part fII n The County
House. in The City OF Ne~ York Borough q
Manhattan, the 11th dan OF October. 1900. tss
opening OF the Court that day. and that then ard
there. thereafteI Be hsa-t
motion Will be made tha. said %
Dated New Yo-k. August 18th 1900
EMANUEL BLUMESSTIEIA
MICHAEL COLEMAN.
ARTHUR INGRAHAN.
Commissioners
New-York tribune., 1900-09-18
Religious Nonecs.
PEW WANTED.

VIII buy pow ground floor OF THE Brick
Presbyt Church. 5th Avenue. 3Jth Street Ad
dress. giving price and location. J. Box No 10 n. Y.
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-18

Fancy Taffetas, 81 yd.--Tafeta grounds, with
imitation OF white aP2liq1ed stripes os net oa
grounds of color; pink, ciel and wnire on Waite
Attracting much attention this season The bezus
fully embroidered tafeta waist patterns, al CIT
ready 10 be sewn together, not requiring the services
of an expert dressnaker; they come in all the
evening and medium tnts, embroidered with black
and white; at very little cost; So and $50 each
Five hundred and thirty-six grades and shades q
VeiVetS, and more arriving. We have the most
reliable makes the world produces Nothing Is more
deserving in appearance than velvet Experts only
can tell the difference between qualities that vzzy
25c OF SOC yard IN value. Our broad "Guz-znte.'
goes with every yard sell 81, Sl.25, SL50
81, up to S. yard, blacks included
New-York tribune., 1900-09-18
STEAMBOATS,.


HUDSON River BY DAYLIGHT.
Palatial Day Steamers New Yofl and 'Aloany.
Fastest and finest river boats in the world
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
For CasklIs. Albany Saratoga and all points East
North and West.
Leave Brooklyn, Fulton St (by Annex $500 A NJ
" " Y Desbrosses st. Pier. &c. $40
"a ". Y. West I'D st. Pier 300 -,
Landing Yonkers West Point. Newburgh. Poush-
keepse Kingston Point. CatskiH. Hudson. and Albany
Through leading ticket offices including
those York Transfer Co., who check baggage
''OI5 CONCERTS MORNINGS AND AFTERNOONS
NlBANY [EW[EMlMG 10Rl[sa
Steamers ADIRONDACK or DEAN RICHMOND leave
Pier go North River Street P NJ daily
Sundays excepted with trains for
SARATOGA, LAKE GEORGE, THOUSAND ISLANDS,
ADIRONDACKS. NIAGARA FALLS and the West
TDMW @MhT@ Steamers City OF Troy and sar.
u uRWY 0WA u 81 atoga leave West 10Th street
Tor trains ali points North and East Sunday steamers
touch Albany.
C,ATSKILL. HUDSON AND COXSACKIE
BOATS leave foot Of Christopher every weekday
at 6 P. NJ. connecting with B. & A. R. R. at Hudson
HUDSON RIVER Steamer MARY POWELL
IL Leaving pesbrozses Saturdays 45l. West
2. NJ Saturdays 2 p NJ for CttANSiONS.
CORNWALL. NEwBURGH NEW HAMBTR TRGI; MIL
TON, PO'KEEPSIE RoNDoCT and KINGSTON or
New-York tribune., 1900-09-18

LUDWIG NISSEN. ex-officio,
Committee on Industrial Education.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-17
OPEN THESE STREETS!

The Union Stock Yards Company
completely separates two important d.
visions of the city and isolatcs each one
of them from the other. This company,
which lodges its just share Of taxes;
which does great harm to the moral
character of our legislators by It's In.
sidious advances ut Springfield, appears
to think that 1t owns the earth. 1t GOV.
crs the territory, streets AMI oil, be.
tween 10th and i1th streets on the
north and south and Ashland avenue
and IIalstcd street on the east ana
west. The City Council, without fur
thcr delay. should decree the opening
Of 45th. Root. l?,l. I},l. 44th AMI 10th,
Morgan, Carpenter. Aberdeen AMI May
streets aud Center avenue through the
Stock Yards District. The people have
stood the insolcnce Of this company as
long rs they possibly can. and they
want their rights. Why they should he
forced to travel miles out OF their way
In order to please the Stock Yards Com
pany Is something they cannot under
stand. The streets belong TO the pcO
pie, AMI they must be opened through
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-17

stock dividend of S1,OOO.OOO on April
10. one share of the new being given
for every five shares of the old stock.
From the outside this action has II
little the appearance of adding water
10 capitalization heretofore repre-
sentlng dollar for dollar of par value.
The company. however, asserts that
the new certificates are In no sense
gmtuitolis, hut on the contrary repre-
sent the equity of the old stock In that
part of the surplus which has been in
vested IN additions and extensions of
the plant, AMI which otherwise might
have been distrlbutedns cash dividends.
Holders of record March ~ will be en-
titled To the new certificates April 10,
hut fractional scrip viii not he issued,
provision being made for the sale of
fractional parts Of shares AMI u pro
rata distribution of the proceeds rs
soon after March 81 rs practicable. In
accordance with the new policy Of the
company II quarterly dividend Of 3 per
cent. was declared payable April = tn
holders of record March ~. 1t has
been announced that x5OO,OOO OF new
stock will be offered at par to present
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-17
EVANSTON FJ0HfS BOSS RULE.

Republicans of Evanston met. and,
after regulating the action of the In.
divlduals who claimed to represent the
Republicans of Cook County and tried
tn dictate the nomination for Governor
last December. placed themselves on
record as unaltcrably opposed to their
candidate and promised to work for a
delegation to the State convention who
shall he instructed To- work against
him. Judge W. T.. Church was made
chairman of the meeting. AMI the
speakers were II. II. &. Miller, Il. II.
Perry. e. Il. Webster. Dr. &. J. Little,
president of Garrett Biblical Institute:
a. W. I'aullin AMI George J.. Engcl.
hard. a committee on resolutions was
appointed consisting of II. II. &. Miller,
e. Il. Webster and !. a. Pattcn. and
at their recommendation the chairman
was empowered to- appoint u commit
tee of nine who shall select delegates
to the state convention pledged 70
work against the nomination of Judge
Ilanccy. Another meeting is to he held
| sp,Jil
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-17

the Hon. William Lorimcr once was u
strcct-car driver. and then to inquire
how such u man can have any whole.
some power In public affairs. Yet. for
any one whose acumcn can penetrate
the boundaries of Cook County. or
whose political observations extend he
yond the circumference of this city. the
answer to these questions is neither
remote nor obscure.
The Hon. William Iorimcr owes his
recognized power in public affairs aud
his admitted influence upon national
legislation to the simple fact that he
has brains and knows how to Use them.
TN every great question arising during
his service In Congress lie has taken
his place upon the right side.
When numerous gentlemen of prctcn-
sions were engaged in u pcacc-at-any-
price conspiracy just two years ago
the Hon. william I,orimcr was leader
among those who rcbellcd against the
program of ,lishonor and duplicity. and
was foremost in demanding that the
| nation avcngc the loss of the Maine
| aud end the bloody reign of Spain In
| cuba. lie did not fire the galleries
with flaming periods. but he started
| the wheels of Congress. and started
| them 81 effcctually that no peace-at-
any.pricc cabal was able to turn them
back. This was an achievement which
any man on the continent might well
| bc proud to record tn his credit.
| When. n few weeks ago. II parcel of
timid politicians sought to deny to
| Porto Rico its right to he American
soil. and at the bchest of two trusts
ran counter not only to political OK.
pcdicncy hut also to- fundamental jus
ticc. many men from the middle West
hcsitatcd and then halted midway bc
tween two opinions. But the Hon
william I.orimcr was not among them
lie took the right side at once. an,
worked for the fair and HONORABLE,
treatment of the Porto 1iicans. Ant
now the Ways and Means COMMITTEE,
confrsscs itself beaten. and asks /;
truce and u compromise. the Rcpubli
can House caucus requests the Hon
men To name ncgotintOrs on the par
of the Republican opposition.
In view Of these facts II seems tn ~
entirely irrelevant whether the Hon
William 1Orlmcr was once a strrct-ca
driver or n coal HEAVIER or u schoO
teacher. As long as he shows himscl
the right man In the right place am
continues to serve his country ana con
stitucnts with sucl, conspicuous saga
city. we believe he will enjoy the con
tidcncc and the influence which III
course In Congress mcrits.-1nte
Ocean.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-17
JUDGE pREN1iSS IS RECEIVER:

The Circuit Court has. through Judge
Tulcy. assumed jurisdiction over the
Illinois Savings and Loan Association
by the appointment of cx-Judgc Will
lam l'rcntiss rs receiver for the Organi-
zation. The appointment was made on
the petition of Louis Mohr and four
teen other stockholders In the concern
who complained of the action of u
shareholders meeting Feb. q. when II
was decided that the association should
go into liquidation and Dan II. Jesse
was named rs liuuidator.
An injunction was issued several days
ago restraining any interference with
the affairs of the concern by Mr.. Jesse
or any of the other defendants and the
order appointing the receiver makes
this rule permanent.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-17
ARMOUR & COMPANY.

Final plans for the incorporation of
the packing business and some other
departments of Armour Il Co. were
agreed on Wednesday. and the papers
containing the application for II char.
ter were sent TO the Secretary of State
mt Springfield. The corporation VIII
continue the business under the old
Namc. and will have Il capital stock OF
&5O.OOO.OOO. practically the whole OF
which will belong to members Of the
Armour family. T.. ID. Armour will
hold u half interest. while J. Ogden
Armour and the estate Of L. ID. Armour
Jr. will Inc the other owners.
In addition to these holdings old ON.
plOycs Of the firm. who become officers
under the new arrangement. will hold
merely nominal amounts Of stock, this
being necessary under the law In or.
der that they may qualify as directors.
The list Of officers Of the new corpora.
ton will be headed by T.. ID. Armour.
md the active management of the com.
pany will continue In the hands Of the
same men who have been In charge Of
the various departments In the past
The officers will bc as follows:
l'rcsident-P. ID. Armour.
Vice President and General Mana
ger-J. Ogden Armour.
Treasurer-P. \. Valentine.
Sscrctary-C. L. Langdon.
General Counscl-L. &. Krauthoff.
General Attorncy-A. Il. Urlon.
The Board OF Directors IL composed
OF men actively connected with the
company ana IL Us follows: J.. ID. Ar.
mOur, J. Ogden Armour, i. \. Valen.
tine, &. NJ. Favorite. Arthur Meeker.
II. =. Darlington, r. J. Connors.
The new corporation will not en-
brace nearly all Of the large Armour
interests. but It will include q number.
The packing houses In Chicago and
SOuth Omaha. the glue works. the soap
factory, the hair factory and the ear
shops In Chicago will be taken into the
new concern. The grain interests Of
Mr.. Armour and the Armour Packing
Company of Kansas City will be scpar.
nte. There are three existing corpora.
lions which have these In charge. The
principal one, the Armour Elevator
Company, was Incorporated ten years
ago with capital Of 100000. 1t con.
trolls the Armour elevators In Chicago
The Milwaukee Elevator Company con
trolls the Armour elevators In that city
II has II capital stock Of $4,000.
or the capital stock of Armour & Co
n IL stated that SlO,OOO,OOO goes To T.
ID. Armour, 100000 to j. Ogden Ar
mour, ana an equal amount 10 the cs
tate of l.. II. Armour Jr These
amounts are approximate, as small
amounts are held by other men.
The details Of organization have beer
Ia the hands Of i. \. Valentine for scv
cral weeks. Mr.. Valentine said tina,
the company would continue with only
the formal change. The stock will moi
L. listed by any stock exchange.
In speaking OF the Incorporation j
Ogden Armour said
There viii bc no change whatsoever
in the management of the business
The sudden death of my brother mad,
IL necessary that We incorporate. III,
stock of Armour * Co will remain
just as IL always has been, In the hand,
Of my father, my brothers estate. an(
myself. In Incorporating We have
placed In charge u board Of directors
according 10 law. Now the name 81
Armour VIII Ice p"rp"tuatcd."
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-17
WHY LORiMER HAS POWER.

Certain residents Of Chicago. chiefly
noteworthy for their. habit Of sitting
On public platforms, frequently ask
why the Hon. William Lorimcr il the
mast influential member of the Chicago
delegation in Congress. Ccualn Chi
cago editors are wont, off and on. tn
remind tAelr. readers sueeripgly that
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-17

leaders in Il Republican revolt agains'
machine methods. which led to the
election of u Democratic senator us
agains, Perry a. Hull in Il district thai
was 5000 Republican.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-17
-

1t Is reported that II. y. Kcrlrr will
not accept the Rogers Park nomination
for Constable this spring. Many per-
sons who were anxious for an oppOr-
tunity to vote against Mr.. Kccler will
feel sad over this announcement.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-17
sAolETs.

Aid. stanley Kunx will beat Wind
gcrski 10 badly In the Sixteenth Ward
that people will wonder whether or not
Windgcrski was ever running.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-17
ADDRESS TO VOTERS.
Primary Election Committee Of One Hundred.
as National Building. Telephone Central ssos

First National Bank Building. Telephone Central
The primary elections Of Chicago are Regulated by law enacted on Feb
be primary
primary
vcn,lons o Alderman in cnrl ward.
determined and the conventions Immediately follow
n r Immediately %"., i""w primary elections will be held Feb an" the nv'
At the second primary party
state Congressional Senatorial and County Conventions
The second Democratic primary election viii be held a" date yet
The second s"o PRIMARY election lc,.s Nv, will be held May 70 nick m
who sinai, name the rays choice for css Aldermen r, ana H'
Chicago
Delegates the Convention nominate candidates for Governor
" s q Ss ss HI"r A s S 81"
the Central Committee ana member
Delegates
nnd members consrso" committees for the several dis
n s n s ss"" to for ss "a Assembly
Delegates County Convention nominate
Recorder.
A clerk of the Circuit Court.
Nine Trustees of the Sanitary District
one Of the Board of Review.
Four Judges Of the Superior Court
to influence
!" r 1s rai ,; M !s' vSA c"s
~A ~
Cook County potent for good evil
Board Of Review The
ise,upa. citizen.
axs; beyond change the final amount rh member" Of
influences Of all sorts from every quarter The ecn. Of the new
nvfahc in other lines inquiry given
real ESTATE Which VII. remains ma. S" H % ns S 1
able men control taxation" in Cook County ma" be e
,,, :. 1s s, sa ' S sss s
Equalization s eNuaIxes property valuations between counties The
7s.,.. ii
wise a s s a and s %S"ns ~s and ss
divided certified various counties according the track
Count. the sick the the . 1.a"s an" the m
1--WE the
% % the % s Til: for %
to practice wns.. @ s s ~n 's S Sy "a: 's GsH
s and good ," are w" the people wn" This the year "
~ District completing
-. me'ouoitnn history cnasos supply
Of s drainage s""' will meet
men must be entrusted with it. development and the
Thousands of voters who may heretofore have neglected
How Vs. local
Primary election be-
%s s
call up Commissioners telephone
will be from Official n notice sn places Judges
already published %
chicago of n o an
Primary Voter
ch $G collecting Collector would
We ami City
dhoa toler Treasurer County and City Civil
Commissioners, justice
"shOp luplad
all costly the Jega
ChcagOs
herewith
city legislative James
Irwin President Of the Boar Daniel d. ea Superintendent
Public Comptroller Under
this scheme the of the schools parks bouear roads and
bridges
transferred and
will
the Congressional
also
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-17
~

Mr.. william +. Quinlan. of Edge
water. IL talked of for Drainage Trus-
tee by Democrats. should he accept
the nomination he will add strength tn
the ticket ana viii surely b" elected.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-17
holders in April ana S5O0OOO In Ocro-

her.
~
The Star Construction Company evil
IDENTITY want the earth. They viii br
defeated In their damage suit against
the city, as City Attorney Ryan Is "mh
to their curves"
&eA
The bottom virtually has fallen out
of the charges made against the Oppol-
ents of AID. Hermann. of the Twenty
first Ward, who fell u victim tn the
gencrnlship of John McGlllen at the
primaries on Friday. The charges were
the subject of consideration at the
meeting of the Executive Committee Of
the County Central Committee, M one
could be found to father the acci,sa-
lions against Herrmqns adversnrics.
&e>
The regular Republican organization
of the Thlrty-tirst Ward has lnlorscd
Judge Carter for Governor. Now let
the rest of the wards fall in line and Ito
likewise.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-17

men ana engineered the Endorsement
Saturday night lit Is believed the anti
machine candidate had the better Of the
argument by long odds. Reports were
received FROM ali. hut two Of the thirty.
eight precincts In the ward. showing
that the Republican voters favor Car
ipr's nomination.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-17

tee by Democrats. ShOuu ne accept
the nomination he will add strength tn
the ticket ana viii surely be- elected.
\ nOn.partisan meeting of Third
Ward citizens was held at tho I.akOtl
Hotel and the following committee
was appointed to help In tho in,lcpcnd-
ont al,lermanic campaign of AID. Fitch:
II. y. IiiginlDOtham, &. w. Rrrgn. W.
4. Fuller, John Cm,lahy, 4. NJ. Favor
Ito, II. NJ. Wilson. George \. Scavcrns,
Frederick \. Haskell, Isaac \. Perry,
ID. a. MoultOn. George Slydcr. Charles
l.. Hutchinson. George II. Webster,
Edwin +. Getchcll. John II. Witbeck
and l.. W. Pitcher.
~9A
Hon. Charles i. Brown Is urged tn
run for Drainage Trustee.
%6A
Henry Stuckart. South Town .\ss"s'
| sOr, has announced himself u candi,
date for the Democratic nomination foi
President of tho Board of Review IL
succeed Fred Upham. whose term cX'
pircs this year. II Mr.. upham will
accept he will bc renOminatcd by tho
Republicans. although there Is ground
for believing that Lorimer Is none too
friendly to him. II II pointed OUT, how
| ever, that the Republican leaders could
not afford TO refuse To rcnomlnn,c Mr.
| Upham, and the chances are that Lori
al. Ion. m IA,
| disrcgardcl,
~
Hyde Park Is solid for Judge Carter
| The Thlrty-fOurth Ward viii suol
| pronounce for Carter.
l. ~6A
| The Republican Executive Commlttc,
of the Thirly-irst Ward adopted rcso
lnlonS Saturday night plcdging it,
hearty support 10 Judge Carter for Coy
"rnor and indorSing senator cullom
Machine leaders and Judge IIanccy',
managers were much put out to heal
the news. for they had taken cXtr,
| pains To capture the Thlriy-iirst ana IT,
| nineteen State delegates, There hav,
been two factions in the ward cvcl
since the memorable county AMI cit,
light in lSl5-one led 10y Drainage Trus
tee Mallcttc ana T.. j. Noble, now Chle
Grain Inspector under Tanner, and til,
other led by Charles W. Vain. PER-!
Hun and the other South Side politi
To capture the ward through the he'll
of the Noble faction. Vail has usual,
secured II majority of the delegates
however, and as he Is With the. Carte
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-17

TO represent earnings actually invest
ed In permanent improvements the Chi
cego, Telephone Company, will pay u
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-17

In the wards where the most public.
spirited people reside, the registration
was unusually large Tuesday. This
fact In itself IL a good omen for the
candidacy OF Judge Orrin N. Carter,
who will In all probability bc the mex,
Governor Of Illinois.