Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-05-26


vcntlon against 40 for Mr.. O'Neili. and
that the change in the Sixth Wards
vote. which was declared to have nom-
mated ONcill was made by Tom Fin
nucan. who was not u delegate and was
not authorized to speak for the sixth
Ward delegation. II the case comes
to trial there may he charges of
bribery.
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Walter FicldhOuse, secretary of the
Republican state Central Committee.
resides In the Thirty-fourth Ward at
:'W G5th street. and was one of the first
| Chicago Republicans to come out I'm
support of the candidacy Of Richard
Yates for Governor. lie Is u manufac.
turcrs' agent. and until Mr.. Yates
opened headquarters here conducted a
campaign for him In Chicago from that
point. lie was not generally known to
the politicians before Mr.. Yates nom.
nation. Mr.. Ficldhousc snyS he has
been In politics for more than thirty
years and has an acquaintance that OK.
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The indictment against Justice Edgar
AMI the Logan Square crowd has never
been brought to trial.
II would Inc better for the Democrats
TO nominate one of the Sharks for of.
flee than Brick Trust" Schlakc.
Brick Trust Schlakc for Recorder of
Deeds! The Democrats always did nut
both feet in IL.
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Let us sec. When Brick Trust
Sclllakc was chairman of the finance
committee didn't he oppose an increase
In the pay of the brave fircmcn? oh,
Brick Trust Schlakc will make a mod.
I'll candidate.
Every nOn-,inlon man IN the country
IL for Brick Trust schlakc for Record.
or Of Deeds.
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The City Council will investigate the
mOncy-lOanlng scandal I'm the police
and fire departments. This will create
the biggest kind of stir.
Michael Il. Hunt, son of INSPECTOR of
Police Nicholas Hunt. Of Hyde Park,
Is to he the minority candidate for the
Legislature In the Fifth Senatorial Dis.
trlct. lie Is q bright young lawyer.
with offices In the Ashland Block. Mr..
Hunt will make good record. and can
be counted on to represent his constit.
uents with marked ability at Spring.
field next winter.
Chicago has the poorest street car
service In the world, especially since
the rcformcrs have been satisfied" by
the Union Traction Company.
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Chicago has too much dcad-bcat club
government. Give the common people
a chance.
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1t Is noticeable. that the mrn mixed
up In the past In the briblng Of jurles
for street car companies all jumped
town. TOO many high officials to pro-
tect.
The gang who have sold out the peO.
pie to the Union Traction Company are
throwing dust In the eyes of the cIti.
tens by shouting "Lower the tunnels"
Their game Is to give the Traction
Company a new franchise next year.
n consideration Of the lowering of the
sinncls.
This II too thin.
The people see through the game
low.
1t won't work.
The Government will force the low
ring OF the tunnels, anyway.
What the people want IL n lowering
" Cur fares, more cars, better accom-
N0datlOns and better service.
Only 1900 people IRE interested In
Owering the tunnels, to wit: vessel
lnd dock owners.
Over 100000 people are Interested
n lowering street.car fares ana In SO.
curing the worth OF their money from
the corporations which have stolen
their streets.
The Union Traction Company IL the
poorest run and most ineasly excuse
for u street railroad corporation tina,
We ever heard Of.
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The discovery that the school girls
of our Eastern cities are addicted to
cigarette smoking his been claimed by
the society engaged In the suppression
of the vice. Young women may think
that they add to their attractlvencss
by the habit, but In satisfying an OK.
cessivc desire for notice they are cul-
tivatlng IN endless chain of evil. In
diligence In ono degrading habit often
leads to another. There has been much
FUN made of the cigarette habit, but