Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-07-28

signed by Judge TuIey WITHOUT COM
ment. A copy of the writ will be served
on the County Clerk.
The four candidates nominated for
the Superior Court bench by the Re
publicans are: Judges n. G. Sears,
Joseph +. Gary, Farlin q. Ball and
Marcus Kavanagh. The Democratic
nominees are: Edgar Il. Tolman. John
{. King, Lawrence A. Young and Israel
COwen.
Under the able management of Presi.
'lent John NJ. Roach, the Chicago Union
Traction Company has made u splendid
this year.
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GrOcers and bakery drivers are up In
arms against the Biscuit Trust. They
have formed an organization and will
fight for their existence. They are after
the big biscuit combine hot sticks.
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Hon. John e. King. the popular law
yer. will be one of our new Judges of
the Superior Court. The best voters In
Chicago are for King, and he will run
ahead of his ticket.
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Western campaign affairs of the ma
tional Republican committee will he Ill.
rccted from DOB and 224 Michigan ave-
nue. and 10 and 81 Congress street. The
selection of headquarters was made
after Chairman Mark A. Hanna. X. &.
Kerens. Henry e. Payne and Graeme
Stewart. of the national committee. had
considered the different quarters sug-
gested. Such alterations rs may be
necessary In the buildings decided up:
on will be made Immediately.
Nos. ??3 and ?24 Michigan avenue
comprise the south half of the four.
story building adjoining the Audito.
rum Annex ON the south. The COM
mittee will use all this portion Of the
building from the ground mp. On the
ground floor are florists shop and
the business Office Of Manager South
gate of the hotel. These rooms will he
used for reception rooms. In the floors
above are about twenty-five rooms
which the committee will use.
According to plans made the clerical
force. or the greater part of II. will be
Installed In the houses numbered 10 and
~ Congress street. In the row are three
houses. No. u having been rented by
the National Republican Congressional
Committee for campaign purposes.
These houses are Immediately. across
the alley west OF the Auditorium An.
mex and Just around the corner from
the other headquarters rooms. The
buildings are controlled by the manage.
ment OF the Auditorium Hotel.
Perry eIiath will reach Chicago next
Monday and assume active manage.
ment of the work of the Western cam
paign branch. Henry G. Payne will
remain here and exercise general super
vision.
The people of the Seventh Senatorial
District are with the Hon. Clayton Il
Crafts, ana they will elect him to th'
Illinois Legislature next November.
IT the citizens make up their minds Il
do II. they can elect Eckhart, Mallett,
and Kelly Drainage Trustees.
With his accustomed patrlOtism.Sen
atOr CullOm declares for war. As !,
matter of course Mr.. CullOm will ac
ce,le to the usual arrangement by whicl
other people go forth to do the tighiini
while he remains In the rear of thu
firing line to look after the pie counter
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Hon. Charles =. Cutting will have ~
difficulty In defeating NJ. Gridley TO
Judge of the Probate Court. Mr.. Cut
ting Is one of the hest probate lawyer
In Chicago.
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An understanding has been reached
whereby the Republican state AM
Cook County Executive Committee
| VIII WoTk tOselicT' Suuuiuuh sso"'
Secretary FieldhOusc, James Mckin
ney, Senator Small, and others In an
thOrlty at State headquarters We're In
vited to Il conference with the officer
and leading members of the Count
Executive Committee, which Is ais
the campaign committee. McKinne
and Small, chairmen respectively Of tn
State Executive and Organization Con
mittees. attended. 1t was decided tina
except In one or two special lines, tn
State committee will depend entirel
on the local organization to handle tn
campaign in Cook County, but the tw
committees will maintain the closes
relationship. The State representative
; will be supplied with keys to the door
of the County committees executiy
rooms, so they can enter without bein
stopped by outside guards.
Interest Is centered now In musterln
and equipping companies for the Coo
County Republican Legion. Lettin