Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-05-12

mers. Charles u. Pavllcek, VIM. W.
Whcclock. and VIM. -. Washbrrnc.
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Pat O'Donnell has given up his pc,
scheme Of landing his Du Page Coun.
ty man. Bntten, on the Probate bench
of Cook County. Chicago lawyers will
not sanction this kind of n deal with
the cards. shuttle them over again.
Pat.
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Mr.. Henry Mctiurren. the retired cap
ltalist. who resides ut i2SO West Adams
street. Is being strongly urged by
Twelfth Ward Democrats to come out
for the democratic nomination for
President Of the Board of Cook County
Comm issiOners. Mr.. McGurrrn would
prove hlgl-class candidate If he could
he induced to accept the nomination.
He Is a stanch friend Of Mayor Harri.
son. and has alrcady been assured Of
the support of u number of the Demo-
cratic County Central Committeeman
II he will allow them to have his name
presented to the coming Democratic
| county convention. AS u candidate
Henry McGurreu's name would greatly
strengthen the county ticket. as he
would command the suffragcs of thou
sands Of the best business men In Chi
cagO. Irrespective of party lines.
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Thomas Taylor. Jr.. would prove u
splendid Judge of the superior Court
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John +. Allies will make u good Couli-
" Commissioner.
Ed G. W. Wilken ls strongly backed
for County Commissioner.
Hon. =. II. Rice Is strongly backed
for City Treasurer.
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IT Hon. Clayton +. Crafts wants the
minority nomination to the Legislator,
In the seventh Senatorial District AS
slstant Republican 1.antz may just ~,
we'll hang up his fiddle.
Hon. l.. y. Goddard II the right maj
for South Park Commissioner.
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Hon. Emery Il. Moore. OF ~ Ens
Randolph street, may le the Rppubli
can nominee for Mayor next spring.
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Dates for primaries ami county IN,
other conventions were settled ut tn
meeting Of the Democratic County Cen
tral Committee Tuesday. The datc
were fixed Just preceding the Demo
cratic national convention and ut
time when the Republicans will hav'
held their national convention and al
other conventions will bc out Of tn
way.
II was decided mt the meeting thu
tho primary elections for delegates I
, the state, county. drainage. congres
sional and senatorial conventions b
held Friday, June ~. Robert II. Burk
claimed that there would be an advant
age In knowing Just what the Republ
, cans were going to do. lie said the II
publIcans had always tried to ste;
Democratic thunder.
The county convention IL to In held !
? North Side Turner Hall saturday mori
D Ing. June %. II II said that Granvill
p W. Browning II q candidate for state
=. Attorney. Mr.. Browning II first assis
ant Corporation Counsel. and also
master IN chanccry mt present. I'll
p convention for nominating canditlnt,
/. for Drainage Trustees hns been Gale
|, for Thursday afternoon. June 81. III
u congressional conventions will le hel
on Saturday morning. June ~. and II
senatorial conventions on the afternoO
OF the same day.
: A host of candidates IL on the list 4,
every office 10 M fought for this fal
\ full ticket II to he put In the field 4,
y the County Board, as the DcmOcra
I, think the recent eXtravagances Of Il
Republican Commissioners have Ill
y gustcd the people with the admlnistr
), ton of Cook County affairs.
From now on the Democrats anxiO,
to take u chance for election will ur,
their claims for nomination. Robe
Il. Burke IL confident the county will 8
u Democratic. and he IL willing to b
= that the State will follow In line.
More congressional candidates ha'
appeared In the field than the Count
y, Central Committee will he able to tai
care of. but very few Of them have
yet received any assurance that th'
will got u nomination.
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James q. Brnnstield, 2O22 Both sire,
IL mentioned as u probable Democrat
i, nominee for Drainage Trustee In pla
Of Tom Kelly. Mr.. Branstield IL u ci,
= engineer, and also most popular Del
~ ocrat.
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Prof. Pictct, Of Switzerland, has III
covered u method OF extracting OK
:, gen from the dir. With an eXpendItu
I of 800 horse power 100000 cubic fe
/, of oxygen can be obtained from the n
" The commercial use Of this oxygen, 1t
N said, will DO to produce higher tempe
Natures In furnaces. In the process,
H. kOurse. the oxygen will DO convert,
r. INTO carbonic oxide which Is a pOiso
u bus air. This discovery has led sou
t. thoughtful men to asking whether