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At Large.

''Do you mean to tell me that that
man-eating lion of yours got loose
and wandered out into the streets!"
"Yes," answered the proprietor Of
the show; land q lot Of trouble he
made u.s."
did you have any difficulty in
catching him?"
Il should say sol 1t was hours be-
fore we could get near enough to
lead him back to his cage You see,
some of the bad boys of the town
had tied tin can to his tail."-Wash-
ington Star.
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Dissolution of PartDership.

The firm of Brenner & Gilbert has been
dissolved by mutual consent, r. H. Bren-
ner having purchased the interest of
Cbas. T. Gilbert in Noah's Ark Mr..
Brenuer will receive all accounts due the
old hrm and assume all liabilities after
June ID, 1000.
IL lot (Signed) c. 7, GILBERT.
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Clever, Indeed.

Tom-Of the two, Scribbler is un-
doubtedly the more clever poet.
Dick-What! You've admitted your
self that TenSon was really inspired,
while Scribbler's stuff was mere un-
intelligible tommy-rot
Toni know. but Scribbler, sells
his stllff.-Philadelp Press.
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Just Like Home.

The Bronson Wilkins had been quar-
reling as usual when he wearily
groaned:
"Oh, dear! I wish l were dead"
"Ah!" replied Mrs. B.-W. you'd
see how different it was then!"
well, I'm sure to 60 to Heaven!"
"You? You go to Heaven?"
"Yes. 1t would be no change if l
went to the other placs."-Pick-Ms-
Up.
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Red Hot From the Gun

Was the ball that hit G. b. Steadman
of Newark, Mich, in the Civil War. 1t
caused horrible Ulcers that no treatment
helped for 20 years. Then Bucklin's
Arnica Salve cured him. Cures Cuts,
Bruises, Burns. Boils, Felons, Corns, Skin
Eruptions. Best Pile cure on earth. IS
cts. box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by
Streamer's Drug Store.
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Heartless Indifference,

Young Wife-O. mamma! Clarence
IL growing heartlessly Indifferent to
me already!
Her Mother-What has he said or
done?
Young Wife-Why, when 1 asked
him where he preferred me to 60 this
summer he said he had no preference.
because he knew I'd go just where
wanted to. anyway!-Puck.
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In Doubt.

Mrs. Newrocks-l thought you said
he had such a good address.
Miss Georgiana-So he has, mamma
dear.
Mrs. Newrocks-Then he couldn't
have wrote the address on that letter
you just got from him. I couldn't
hardly read it.-Chicago Times-Herald.
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Poets Trouble.

1.-The gas bill is twice what it was last
month";" said the poets wife. ''There
must be something wrong with the
meter"
II wish were gas company" sighed
the poet. Every time my meter goes
wrong l lose money" - Indianapolis
Press.
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Cha n Hes.

"You need change" said the doc
tor. IL think you should take trip
to Europe"
"Well, DOCTOR" said the man with a
large and expensive family, you need
a change, too, I'm thinking"
"Really?
"Yes. You want to change your
mind. d."-Philadelphia Press.
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An Inevitable Conclusion.

Willie-Yes, had quite a discussion
with me barber. don't you know.
whether it was better to shave up or
down.
Miss sGertrude-1supposein your case
the only possible course was the lat
ter.-Harlem Life.
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Mrs Hubert makes all her own goods
and guarantees their absolute reliability.
She makes all kinds OF hair goods to
order and switches are her specially
,oods. Dewey block. 18th street.
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The editor of the W hite Rock Evening
Howl makes a sad spectacle sitting
stride the political fence and waiting
br Ed. o. w. to pull his leg and flop
Inn back into the G. o. p. told.
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To the Deaf.

A rich lady, cured of her deafness and
noises in the head by DR.. Nicholson S
Artificial Ear Drums, gave Sic, 900 to his
institute, so that deaf people unable to
procure the Ear Drums. may have them
free. Address No. S43 c The Nicholson
Institute, $50 Eighth Avenue, New York.
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BAD bLOOD IS bad thing. IL is re.
sponsible for scrofula, salt rheum, humoIs
and many Other diseases, including
rheumatism and that tired feeling. Bad
blood is made good blood by Hoods
SarsapaIllla,
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Xanta to Get b YNn.

Attorney-You can sue him for
breach of promise. madam.
Fair Client want to get so heavy
Judgment against him that he'll
just have to marry me-the scoun-
drel.-Tit- Bits.
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hustling young man can make 500
per month and expenses. Permanent
position. Experience unnecessary.
Write quick for particulars. Clark &
Co.. 4th and Locust streets, Philadel.
phia p,
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YOu Have Headaches

don't experiment with alleged cures.
Buy krause's Headache CapsuIes, which
will cure any hr adache in half an hour,
40 matter what causes It. Price 25c
Sold BY Streamcr's Drug Store.
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Chat utauqua Special Over the Loop

On Saturday July l4th. The Colorado &
Southern will run sp, cial tram over
the far famed Georgetow Loop. This
is by far the most fascinating trip in the
country. Brooks famous band will ac-
company the excursion. Round trip
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Manhattan Beach

"Niobe" that funny farce by the Paul
tons, is the attraction. The cast con-
tains such artists as Mary Hampton and
Mr. Ormond, who have appeared with all
the big companies of New York city in
the past season.
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Brooks an HiA band

Will furnish The music on the Loop ex-
cursion Saturday. July I4th. Special
train will leave Boulder at 7:45 a. IN.
Round trip rate only $500.
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LoST-Upper part of stethoscope near
10th and Spruce streets. Return to DR..
Philip H. Keyser. 1915 Pearl street.
Suitable reward. II At
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WANTED-A few energetic men and
women to travel in Wyoming and Colo.
RADIO. SOS per month and commission suf.
hcient to pay expense. No book ped.
ding. See NJ +. Avit', Mgr, I32S Wal
nut sire ct.
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Feeds. 1t makes the flesh firm and
strong, restores the cheeks to their
rounded fulness aud produces clear,
beautiful complexion. Dewey block,
18th street.
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Money to loan in small and large sums,
he best fire insurance, some fine bar
gains in dwellings and vacant lots at
Jays agency. II If
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WANTED-Summer boarders. Beauti
full location, ~ miles from Sunshine.
Nice clean rooms. we'll furnished, moder
ate rates. Address,
IL 1t MRS. H. c. WELTY, Sunshine.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-One Grey's plating
machine. Plates silver, copper and iron.
Any one can make from $500 to $500
per day. Inquire at o52 Arapahoe Ave.
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he Sure And rake One.

Z BE Sure And rake One.
Of those delightful Loop excursions. run
every Sunday via the Colorado & South
ern Ry. The trip is conveniently uade
in one day
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Fifty piano contest tickets to every
one who pays for a years advance sub
scription to the Daily Camera.
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The Ca pa Ign Transpa renoy.

How full OF promise fine 1t glows-
How empty oft you find 1t!
A noble sentiment 1t shows.
With a tallow-d dip behind 1t.
-Washington Star.
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Bring your JOB work TO the Camera
Piano contest ticket Tor every ten cents
paid.
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Wolcott did not experience change
heart. Marcus simply took it out and
Forked it over again.
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DeWitt's Little Early Risers are
famous little pills for liver and bowel
troubles. Never grippe. Gilbert Bros.
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For SALE CHEAP-Reliahle incubator
Slightly used but in first class condition.
Apply to Henry Sahm, 2oII 18th street.
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LosT-Ladies gold pin, diamond in
middle and six pearls on edges; S. re
ward. Return to this office.
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FOR RENT-A four room brick fiat in
Luxon terrace. Family with children
need not apply. 312f
Daily camera., 1900-07-13

Boating, fishing and music at Boulder
lake, formerly Weisenhorn's.
Daily camera., 1900-07-13

One Minute Cough Cure is the only
harmless remedy that produces lmme-
diate results. Try it. Gilbert Bros.
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Loon Excursions

Ee,v Sunday via the Colorado & South
De Leave at $40 a. m. returning
i've at $40 D. N. Round trip s2'75'
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Krnuse'. Hendsch, Cnp.o le.

hrHusoB h6HuaCho ChpsuI0B
were the first headache capsules put on
the market. Their immediate success
resulted in host Of limitations, contain.
ing antipyrine, chloral, morphine and
other injurious drugs. purporting to be
"just as good Avoid these limitations
and insist on your having Krause's,
which speedily cure the most severe
cases and leave no bad after effects.
Price 25c. Sold by Streamer's Drug
Store.
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single buggy for sale or trade. Call
on Sibbit Il Boyd, corner nth and Wal
nut street. Q6t
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There are no better pills made than
De Wits Little Early Risers. Always
prompt and certain Gilbert Bros.
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The Hubert skin Food

$40 in prizes, bowling contest, for 90
days at Merrill's bowling alley.
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Sick headache is cured by Hood S
Pills. 25c
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FOUND-A tent. Reward wanted
Enquire at this Office. IItf.
Daily camera., 1900-07-13

For SALE-Medium sized refrigera.
tor, Call at 1918 Pine.
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FOR KrNT-NiCely furnished cottage
+ FIVE rooms. Suitable for family of
TWO. Enquire at l4Io Hill street.
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For SALE-One second hand Davis
whim in good order. J.. H. Parker. 13 If
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Merchants Piano Contest Club.

80 votes for piano contest given with
each ton of coal purchased of Woollett.
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WANTED-Girl for general house.
work at o43 Spruce. 12n.
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Board and room with electric light for
81. 50 per week. at 1926 Walnut street.
2tf
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WANTED-A girl for general house.
work at 100 Pine street.
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WANTED-Girl for general housework
wages IS a week. Call at 444 Highland
street. I23t
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v. BUTSCH, L. G. PADDOCK
ubuSneIS Of Dolly Caneu 0nd Weekly Tribune
TlME e CAR ..
COLO, & SOUTHERN,

COLO. q SOUTHERN.
~. t.D Arrives. 8:I5 a. m
w. 11' A ~ Departs, $40 a. m
e.. D., Arrives 4:23 p. m.
>'' ~'' '' Departs, Ago p. m,
Arrives o:3o a. m.
f>o' 80 '''N" "' Departs o:3S a. m.
4, Arrives $40 p. N.
>'' 81 i.oA ! Departs 5:45 p. m
VER-BOULDER SPECIAL.
ARRIVES DEPARTS
1890 p m l2:4o p m
ARRIVES DEPARTS
7:3o a. m. 1915 p. M.
COLORADO & NORTHWESTERN,
"THE SWITZERLAND TRAIL"
LEAVE BOULDER. LEAVE WARD,
No. GAO a. m. No. 3 2:Io p. m.
No. 10 $50 p. m. No. 9 $50 a. m.
kRRIvE AT MT. ALTO ARRIVE AT WARD
No. z II:oo a. m. II:4o a. m.
10. 10 7:25 m. 8Io p. m.
10. 3 2:5I pm. 4;Io p. m.
10. 9 6:28 a. m. Sic a. m.
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nuNTTCI MORTGAGE MONEY. see
U1H i'll J. WILH ELM HAMM. Cheney Bl

$1,000 to loan on good real estate Sc
curity in amounts to suit borrower at 8
per cent. WARREN c. DYER.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-08-11
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN IN ILLI.
NOIS.

| Republicans are comforting them.
selves with rumOrs to the effect that
the Democrats of Illinois have deter.
mined to abandon the national ticket
ana will perform campaign labor for
the sole object Of electIng the state
candidates and a majority OF the mem.
bers Of the Legislature. Rumors of this
character are absolutely absurd.
Republicans and everybody else may
rest In the assurance that the Demo.
Gratis OF Illinois are going for every
thing In sight this year. Illinois Dem.
ocra's expect to carry the State for
Bryan ana stevenson, to elect Alschuler
ana the other Democratic State candl.
dates and to elect a majority OF the
Legislature which will choose Cullom's
successor In the United States Senate.
That Is the Democratic plan of the cam.
palgn In lllinOis-nO more. no less.
1t IL fact that the Democratic ma.
iiOnal and state tickets In Illinois niu.
tunlly strengthen each other. In ne.
cullar respects the Democratic national
candidates are very popular In Illinois.
william ]. Bryan Is u native of the
STATE ana received his education In Its
schools. Adlai II. Stevenson has long
been one Of the most distinguished clti.
zens OF Illinois and Us the Democratic
candidate for Vice President carried
the State In 1892.
samuel Alschuler has elements OF
popularity which make him an excep.
llonally strong candidate for Governor.
His associates on the Democratic State
Ticket represent popular interests ana
geographical sections which give them
great advantage over the Republican
candidates. who represent narrow lines
or nationality and only the southern
counties In the State.
Illinois Democrats will give n lOyal
ana energetic support to both their ma.
'lohal ana state tickets. II Is possible
that little extra effort may be made to
eject majority Of the Legislature
which VIII choose u United States Sen.
ator, but no State nor national candi. |
date VIII suffer from this extra activity
IN the legislative campaign. On the
o'ner mana, 1t will help all candidates.
the effects of unusual energy in n
single direction will radlate I'm ulI djrec.
tons.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-08-11
SAVE uNCOLN PARK.
Chicago Tribune August \:


While the South Park Commissioners
nave been busy In transforming the
heaps OF debris IN Jackson Park into
green lawns ana flower beds, through
the neglect OF the Lincoln Park Off.
Gals the lake shore drive has become
u common dumping ground. All along
the famous boulevard, in front of tho
costly residences that line the west
side or the drive, are heaps of dirt
ana street refuse. Between the dilDp-
idafed sea wall and the edge of the
grass plats along the drive the ON.
pl0yes OF the Lincoln Park board have
thrown tops of trees. dead branches
wirhered grass, and articles gathered
from the park and from the strip of
grass along the drive.
once the drive was one of the pridcs
or Chicago and the view from the side.
walk that ran along the sea wall was
one OF the finest in the city. Thou.
sands of people used to promenade the
sidewalk that ran along that sea wall,
but now there Is no sidewalk, for the
waves have washed It away. Where
there was once grass In abundance
there Is now nothing but dirt ana
weeds, among which q few blades of
grass are attempting to sprOut.
The change in the Lake Shore drive
has taken place In the last few years.
According to the Park Commissioners
II Is due 10 the fact that the Park
board has no money That, so the
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-08-11
BRYAN IN CHICAGO.

william j. Bryan was in Chicago nj,
Tuesday and held u largely attended
reception at the sherman House, width.
or he was attended by the County DE.
mocracy $50 strong.
The following executive committee of
the German-Amerlcan Bryan reception
committee took charge of the reception
rendered Mr.. Bryan at the Sherman
House Tuesday morning, Aug. :. upon
MS arrival from the Union Depot,
whence he was escorted by u special
committee of German A mericans I'm
carriages; W. G. l.. Zelhn, ii. Luther,
a. Schweim, q. Won HOllen, A. r..
bosse, Jacob Thiehm, NJ. Irrmann,
Charles Stifel, WIN. Legner, Thomas
webb, VIM. Krelcker, Leon Hornstein,
Emil Hoechster, Charles Werno, C.
kievernagel, II. Spangenberg, Peter
H0llenbach, l.. J.. Eschenheimer, John
Il. Ho0ger, Joseph GObele, August
Ehlebracht Edward GOldbeck, III. II.
Wilke, Frank Wenter, T.. Hollenbeck.
Joseph KOnen, A. Il. Ronor, j. L.
Schueller, Chas. Widdekind, August
Seibert, Gus Steinweg. Simon Fish. w.
Slender, g. II, Fucker. ]. Hauswirth, II.
Prayer, II. w. Techtmyre, @. Schu.
macher, J.. j. Schaefer. J. Kiessling,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-08-11

tract index comparcr. 800; reviser re.
transcribed indices. 500: assistant re-
wiser retranscribcd induces. sol .G6: five
retranscribing clerks. each sol .66: SUI
perintendent abstract department,
s13T.5O: abstractmakcr. S125: two as
Sistant abstractmakcrs. each sol &C.,
tax clerk, $40; Judgment clerk, courts.
$40; assistant Judgment clerk. courts.
500: judgment clerk. office. 500: as
sistant Judgment clerk. office. SD1.6G
abstract comparcr. $50; watchman
SGj; ianitress. $40: three scrubwomcn
each SIS: folio writer's. ~ cents folio
10000: for comparing. perfccting and
rewriting tract books. $1,000: stenog-
rapher. 500. Total salaries. SI5j.SOO
Clerk of the Criminal Court-Chicf
clerk. S20S.33: assistant chief clerk.
$4,000: two record writer's. each $3.50:
record writer, $3.50: general record
writer, $50; assistant general record
writer, 1925; fee clerk. 1925: five court
clerks each $40: platter clerk. sl25:
q. G. record writer. s125: seven office
clerks. each 500: four general clerks.
each $3.50: judgment clerk. 500: two
execution clerks, each SI25: Indictment
clerk. S95.S3: two vault clorks. each
Ss3.33; bond clerk. 800: vcnirc clerk
soj.S,; docket clerk. $40; messenger
and stenographcr. SS3.3,. Total sal.
aries. SIs.71O.
John i. McGoorty-Every position
under the county should he classified
and the employees held strictly to the
merit law. This is authorized by law
aud the commission should ne, under
II.
John w. Ella. member of the city CIV.
II Service Commission and one of the
Trainers of the county civil service law
Originally the county civil service
law was framed as an amendment To a
bill relating to the Board of Cook Coun.
~ commissioners. II was brought up
Just after the passage of the city civil
service law. but too late In the session
to have IL applicable to all counties.
~ II reads all the employees of the
county are TO be placed under the com.
mission.
James ID. Morrison. chairman of the
county Civil Service Coinmission-We
have done everything IN our power to
classify and regulate the civil service
OF the county. but we are extremely
doubtful whether we have the power
to classify employees other than those
now on our lists.
sheriff Mngerstndt--Thc employees of
this office and of the custodian of the
Court House ana Criminal Court Build.
lhgs are In no wise under the jurisdIc.
ton Of the Civil Servire Commission.
seven years ago the Supreme Court
ruled that the County Board had no au.
'hori'y to make appointments to mn
places In this department. ana the civil
service law covers only those places
formerly filed by that board.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-08-11

Shore Drive is at present, unless some.
thing is done by the Park Commission
ers 1t will be far worse next year. The
sea wall which affords an insufficient
protection to the land along the drive.
is crumbling away. The cement and
bricks which have fallen from the wall
have formed q pile nearly two feet
high; In places the wall has bulged in
wards: and in two places there are
large gaps I'm 1t. These gaps are the
result of last winters storms. II Is
expected that the entire sea wall will
give way In the storms of the coming
winter.
Behind the wall the shore has been
washed away. Formerly the lawn
along the drive extended to the wall.
Now there is space 10 to 100 feet wide
between the weeds and the wall. The
sidewalk that ran along the wall has
disappeared. but u few benches along
the wall remain. Most of them are bro.
ken and some have fallen into the
crevasse which separates the wall from
the weeds and dirt. 1t is this crevasse
ground, but no systematic attempt has
been made to fiji 1t up. and the rubbish
that Is dumped there soon washes
away.
Since the decadcncc of the Lake
Shore drive the wilderness of grass.
weeds. and rubbish which lines the east
side of the drive has become a resort
for tramps. Hundreds of "hobOs'' may
he seen lying. sprawling and sleeping
In the plat at any time Of day. They
are not disturbed by the park police
men. The Lake Shore Park has taken
the place of the old lake front for the
tramps. Dean Stubbs term ."many
grass plots" would fittingly describe the
dccayed park along the drive.
When asked about the condition of
the Lake Shore drive President +. II.
Gansebergen of the Lincoln Park Board
said: I'VE do all we can with the money
we have. 1t Is impossible for us to re.
pair the sen wall. I have not been in
formed that the employees of the park
have been using the drive for II dump
ing ground"
According 10 those who are familiar
with the workings of the Park Board.
the Lake Shore drive might be made
presentable II the Commissioners were
more economical. An example of what
economy might have done for the Board
was furnished by Mrs. McCrca. the
landscape gardener. She secured 5000
shrubs and slips for less than $1,000.
Prior to the Republican primaries last
May the number of employees of the
park was greatly increased. In one de-
partmcnt fifty men were placed upon
the pay roll ut $50 day. Few. II
any. Of the men knew anything about
park work. They were ignorant, and
the majority Of them were unable To
understand the English language. None
of them did much work. They were
kept on the pay rolls for nearly month
at cost to the taxpayers Of over $1,000.
This sum Of money was expended In
one of the many departments In the
park. According 10 the head Of the de-.
partmcnt, three able wOrkmen would
have been OF more assistance than were
the fifty political workers.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-08-11
MAYOR IN DEFENSE Of num-.

THE charges filed by the Hyde Park
Protective Association agains, Inspcc.
tor Hunt. commanding the Second hi.
vision. generally known as the HYDE
Inrk Division, and Capt. Madden.
Lieut.. Clancy and PatrOlman Purcell,
or his command. seem to he lacking In
everything except gcneralitics," Mayor
Harrison said. inspector Hunt time
ana time again has rlsked his life In
times OF disturbance and the city of
chicago cannot now lay just complaint
against him rs an officer.
1.-THE charges filed by Mr.. Fnrwcll i'm.
ply that Inspector Hunt has accepted
brlbcs ana directly charge him with IN.
competency. These charges will bc
heard by the Civil Service Commission.
ANA II substantlatcd II Is likely that
recommendations will he made TO me.
However, the Civil Service Commission
has no authority over Inspector Hunt
or Lieut.. Clancy. both OF whom nrc
hoid'overs.' but the commission Inns
fnll power 10 investigate their acts.
u have no criticism 10 make npnlnst
the Hyde Park Protective Association.
nut ! believe that Inspector Hunts roc.
ord as police official should no, be dis.
regarded by a city he has served so
faithfully ana 80 long"
Mayor Harrison stated positively that
ne would not attempt TO so humlIa,c n
brave officer rs to suggest tho transfer
or suspension OF Inspector Hunt until
Farwell proves his charges.
inspector Hunt stated that he would
make a request to the Civil Service
commission that the hearing Of the
charges he open to the public.