Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-23

none of them have had their trial. The
cable is so slow that sometimes we
have to get ont and push or walk. The
North Side will let the city take care
of the wires strung In the streets"
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One of the strongest men mentioned
for an important place on the Demo.
cratic ticket Is John G. Schubert. Mr..
Schubert would run well for the Board
of Review. or for the Board of Asses.
sOrs.
Many Democrats want Smoke Inspcc.
tor John G. Schubert to run for Record
or of Cook County.
business Manager Gullford should he
removed.
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The school board should change its
business manager"
What II the matter with an invcsti.
CATION of the "buslness management
Of the board Of education!
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Mr.. John r. Connery may he appoint
ed to the School Board. lie Is u good
man for the place.
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Mr.. VIM. Wrigley. Jr.. the well.knOwn
business man ut III Kinzlc street. In
strongly backed for appointment to the
School Board. MIR. Wrlgley Is one Of
the most popular members Of the Chi.
cagO Athletic Association. Mr.. Wrigley
II not seeking the position, but It IL
claimed Mayor Harrison thinks well of
him for the place. With more men like
VIM. Wrlglcy. Jr.. on the School Board,
the parents of our school children could
hope for better business mana cement
In school matters than that now In
vogue.
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Mr.. Thomas Gallagher has made u
splendid record rs u member of the
School Board. Mr.. Gallagher should be
kept ON the Board, as he probably will
be.
GOctz Il Schmcttnu. artistic decOra.
tors at 456 Orchard street. are making
quite Il reputation as leaders In their
line of business They do the very best
work ut reasonable figures, ana their
business IL rapidly growing to be the
largest of their line In Chicago.
The Republican nominee for state
Senator In the Second Senatorial Dis
trlct, Mr.. william NJ. Riley. Is one of
the brightest young lawyers In Chicago.
lie is very popular In the district AMI
will be elected by II handsome majority.
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At meeting Of the Sixth Ward Dem
ocrats held at Germania Hall George
l.. Foster was indorsed for renOmina-
ton to Congress. ana Henry Stuckart
was commended for AssessOrshlp. John
Morley and james O'Meam We're III
dOrsed for representatives to the State
legislature nnd Patrick Mulcahy for
County Commissioner. The meeting
was called to order by AID. Mccormick.
Addresses were made by Congressman
Foster, George u. German, Henry
Stuckarr, John Morley and James
O'Mcara.
T.. II. Fletcher, who managed Judge
Carriers campaign, has been selected tn
run the Republican State Press Bureau.
He will take charge Monday. Jordan
Chavis, of Springfield, has been placed
ut the head of the colored press bureau.
Lorimcr's bid to furnish coal 10 the
county may not be the lowest. but the
County Board will be easily convinced
that his coal is the best
Judge Carter has passed on the suf-
| ficlency of the election contest petition
filed in the name of stephen \, Ber-
trand challenging the election of Vim
cent IL. Perkins rs North Town Super.
visor. The second count of the petit,
ton, asking judicial action on the allie
cation that certain ballots counted FOR
Mr.. Perkins were not marked properly
for him, was declared to be sufficient
to sustain the petition and permit the
matter to go To final hearing.
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In speaking of the new policy of the
Chicago Union Traction Company
President John NJ. Roach said: what
the public demands is what the com
pany will grant-that is our policy
Mr., Roach Is the right man in the right
place. He started In at the bottom
round of the ladder AS conductor, aud
to-day Is President of the greatest trac
ton company In the world. The men
under him all love him, as well they