Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-17

a more fixed one. Now II Il largely esti.
mated" Miles J. Dcvlnc. former City
Attorney, said Of the pension law:
"My experience with the law when
In office convinced mo It was bad and
unconstitutional. There should bc rad
ical changes made. could sec II would
he only a matter Of year or two when
no additional pensions could be paid I'M
less present pensions were scaled or
the INV changed to provide more rcve-
nue. and limit pensions. Whenever any
policeman has made demand to he
Put on the rolls the chief Of police has
thrown up his hands ana let the man
In for fear the law would IN knocked
out by contest In the courts
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AZ against 3,160 registered In $500.
on Inst Tuesday the Twelfth Ward reg.
istercd 4,.iO votes. Carriers friends
were hard mt work and arV In high glcc
over the results attained.
In the wards where the most public.
spirited people reside, the registration
was unusually large Tuesday. This
fact In itself IL good omen for the
candidacy Of Judge Orrin N. Carter.
who will In all probability be the next
Governor Of Illinois. ,.
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City Attorney Ryan held conferences
with Judge Cavanagh and States At.
tOrney Deneen Tuesday, with rho re-.
suit that prosecution Oh charges of
conspiracy may be directed ut various
persons who are said to be parties to
u Syndicate" scheme for defrauding
the city by damage suits for injuries
from defective sidewalks AMI other
causes. Several railroads also are said
to have been made victims.
The case Of Ludwig G6lik was called
In Judge Kavanagh's court IN the
morning ana II was expected that wit
nesses alleged to he In the Syndicate
would he inpenched and u Wholesale
disclosure made. Complaining wit.
nesses ana attorneys, however, failed
to appear.
~ believe we have every link neces-
sary to establish this conspiracy" said
the City Attorney. ~ ring OF profess
SIGNALS has been systematically rob
bling the city by these personal injury
suits. This central working point has
been the house mt 900 West 18th street,
from which seventeen suits against
cOrl,OratiOns--seven being against the
city--have come within u short time,
\ woman Of that neighbOrhOOd, inter.
ested In u merit0rious damage suit, told
me Of the scheme"
Ludwig GOlik, the plaintiff In the
case mentioned. IL said to have been
weak-minded since birth. His manned
ana bruised body ana his mental con
dltiOn has convinced. many medical
men, II IL sud. In the cases In which
he has appeared rs seeker for dam
ages.
Almanarls Ginger Ale II the best II
the world. Try 1t.
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The name of Charles Il. Dawes
Comptroller of the Currency. II being
used freely In the inner circles of Re
publican State politics In connection
with the United States nntOrship
No one up to this time has said will
any show of authority that Mr.. Dawes
would he Il candidate for the office
There are circumstances. however
which warrant the statement that Mr.
Dawes In person ana by his friends |,
In close touch with Illinois politics
with IN eye on u seat In the Senate
Mr. Dawes, when In Chicago recently
took occasion to post himself thorough
~ on the conditions which obtain II
the State. He Went for this infOrma
ton to the most influential, trust
worthy sources, not wasting any tiin,
on high prlvates and ward workers
Mr. Dawes relations with the nationa
administration are accepted and wei
known by everybody all over the Uni
ted States. Mr.. Dawes did more t,
bring Illinois over to Mckinley rnul
any living man. lie IL not IN unknown
quantity IN State politics. aud although
II new man Is u potential factor therein
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