Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-07-21

The Hamilton Club is making ar
to bring Gov. Roosevelt 10
Chicago Sept. to open the state ana
national campaigns in this city. GOV
Roosevelt will not make any speeches
In Chicago before that time. waiter
Ficldhousc. Secretary of the kepuph-
can state Committee. received u "','r
from Gov. Roosevelt, In which lie III
formed Mr.. Ficldhousc that under no
would he be able 10
make any speeches during his preseh.
northwestern trip except ~ 81. i'h"i
before the National Convention OF the
League of Republican Clubs.
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Six Chicago cx-bankcrs have neeh
by states Attorney Dene'h
within the last four years. all six were
found guilty of mishandling the fnhus
intrustcd to their charge. four are now
serving out their sentence. one Is strug
Cling desperately for another trial. ana
the sixth was condemned to imprisoh-
ment only Tuesday. This Is quite
record for u States Attorney. quite Il
record In the way of furnishing dishon-
est bankers. and quite large, lumih-
Gus example to warn other financlers IN
future.
Candidates on the Democratic coun-
~, legislative and sanitary district
tickets are expected to contribute SI~,-
40 TO the campaign fund this fall.
The assessment list has been mnuc
ont. and In n short time each OF the
nominees will know officially now
much he Is expected to turn over 10
the treasurer of the County Ceh'ral
Committee. According to II member ot
tho democratic Executive Committee,
tho gross assessments will he prora'eu
ns follows:
Five sanitary trustees. So.Wo
each ...........'.'' 'T-o'p
Five Judges. $1,000 each. oo"
Fifteen County Commissioners,
s,on o,.n 1900
49,, REPRESENTATIVES,. 1000
.,a,... >,,,rnov ... 5000
c,rar,, $500
GA. c,rcu,, cour, 1000
,,,,..,. u,,,,,r,,, court 1000
County Recorder .............. .'WW
.,... v,,,,.,r,r 40
The nominees for Sanitary Trustees
object to paying 5000 each. They
think 81. 900 II enough for each Of them
70 nut into the campaign FUND. five
wears ago each aspirant for NOMINATION.
for Sanitary Trustee was require" '"
hand I'm his certified check for S5,o'W
before he got the coveted nomination.
But this year the certified checks wer"
not required. ana now II Is u question
whether the nominee will step M 10
the cop,nin's office and settle according
To the price list made out by the EXEC
utlyc Committee. They ought to pay
VOL, for n good office and should not
cxpcct other Democrats tn pay Tor
them.
1894
O'Garn. King Il co. have been
awarded the coal contract for the Third
school District for the coming year.
This disprovcs all statements to the
contrary, and should he evidence
enough that the business transacted
with the school Board by OGnra'
King X Co. must have been thorough
ly satisfactory In every particular
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Cook County voters Will stand by
Hon. Fred W. upham for the Board OF
Review.
Dick Yates and Prohlbitionist WoOley
ought To have been on the same ticket
their tendencies are so much alike.
Henry Stuckart and Peter Kiolbassa
are two of the strongest men on the
Democratic county ticket. They VIII
make good Assessors.
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The people will stand by Hon. John
A. Linn for Superior Court Clerk.
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George w. SpoffOrd, Twelfth Ward
Is u strong independent Republican
candidate for Drainage Trustee.
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Charles =. Lawrence, the well-known
business man and stalwart Republican
Is for James McAndrcws for Congress
Mr.. Lawrence Is In the plumbing bust
ness ut 1919 West Madison street, and
IL "a lurpn prnnnriy uWnpr
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Col. Frank q. Lowden, who Is the
choice of number of influential I'LL
nos politicians for United States Scna'
tor in the seat of shelby NJ. CulIom, Is
another Western farm product risen ia
emncncc. Born in Sunrise City, MIMI,
thlrry-nlnc years ago, he grew NJ on n
farm In Hardin County, Iowa. At Ii he
was teaching n country school. Part OF
his college expenses We're paid In that
way. After leaving the Iowa state
University he taught Latin and mnihe'
matlcs IN the Burlington High School,
NJ the same time reading law In his
leisure hours. In 1856 he came to Chi
cago. entered u law office, studied In
the Union College of Law and was
graduated In n year at the head of his
class. He has practiced here even
since, making Il speciality of corporation
law, ana Is now NJ the head of the firm
has rapidly growing reputation as an