Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-01-20

an envelope. strong enough to safely
carry the contents and he In perfect
condition. The envelope must bear the
name and address of the sender. name
of ndircssee and his pOstOffice address.
and have the postage and registry fee
prepaid either with stamps attached
or In money, the exact amount to he
paid to the carrier.
The writing on the envelope must be
plain and leglblc.
IL the above instructions are not
compiled with the carrier will bc
obliged to refuse the letter.
The Chicago officials are very on
thusinstic over the matter and believe
II will be u great success.
A certain wise guy" claims that II
lIanccy IL nominated for Governor. In
the event of his election Perry Hull
may aspire to succeed Hon. Shelby NJ.
Cullom In the United States Senate
from Illinois. MARTY" Madden has
that cinchet, though.
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Hon. T.. q. Schubert Is the right man
to send to Congress from the Seventh
Congressional District.
Hon. n. NJ. Blumenthnl In talked of
for the Legislature from the Twenty
first Senatorial District His nomlna-
stns, s,,oos,o 1l.s
A few machine ringsters will not
dominate Republican affairs In Cook
County this year.
Mr.. Louis Lukes, the well-knOwn Gu
terer. IL doing splendid business In
his famous Budwelser Cafe, corner
State and Madison streets. Mr.. Lukes
IL one Of the best.knOwn restaurant
men In the West. His motto II moth
Ing succeeds like success" The bud
welser has been success from the
day Mr.. Lukcs bought the place, and
he now enjoys the daily patronage Of
the best people In Chicago.
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Alex. J. Jones and Frank Wenter
will be renOminated for Drainage
Trustees.
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Hon. B. A. Eckhart In spoken OF as n
most likely dark horse" for Governor
of Illinois. His nomination would &C.
ment all factions.
~SA
Census Supervisor George +. Gilbert,
of the Chicago district, IL receiving up
plicatl0ns for places rs enumemtOrs ut
his office, 154 Lake street. The work
begins In June ana lasts for two or
three weeks.
II IL claimed that "rhrcc Jobs
Browning would like the Democratic
nomination for States Attorney.
Alderman Il. J. NOvak will have prac'
tically no opposition In the Eighth
Ward next spring. He has made fine
record.
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W. II. Stead, of Ottawa, one of the
Reeves managers In the local headquar'
tiers, announces that he Is not candi
date for Congress to succeed Reeves.
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That the Tanner-C ullOm fight may
prove to be the entering wedge OF
Reeves or some other gubernatOria
boom In Cook County Is regarded rs Il
| serious contingency. The consensus
of corridor opinion this week was that
conditions We're ripe for n bitter finlsl
fight between Tanner and CullOm. Al
though the line OF cleavage In the
State organization Is not indicated, Il
IL apparent that the Hanecy manager.
are worried and that 1t may become
necessary for the Third Ward jurist Il
take sides In the Senatorial fight. Judg,
Hanecy denies that he Endorsed Senn
tor CullOm ut the CarbOndale meeting
In response to Il question, he said re
Gently:
II do not expect to take any hand
In this Senatorial fight. l am u candl
date for Governor and there Is no log
ical reason l should interfere In thu
election of United States Senator
especially In view of the fact that tn,
Governor has no veto power over TIN
Legislature In such an election. ! an
a candidate for the gubernatOrlal nOmi
nation and am looking after my owl
interests. ! did say at CarbOndale tina
Senator Cull0m had a long aud honor
able record, but did not ind0rse him.
When asked his Views regarding thu
candidacy Of Senator Busse for STATE