Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-04-28
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Of "The Greatest Shipyard In the
World" ''..
A very interesting article Ia n collec-
tlOn Of the experiences Of eight or ten
prominent stage people. telling Of that
moment when Opportunity first reach
ed hand to them. The article II en-
titled 1.-THE Turning Point In My
Career"
"Helping the Cubans to Help Them
selves Is plain statement Of great
charity, whose workings IRE not widely
known to the public Mt large. 1t treats
Of the foundation and operation Of the
Cuban Orphan Society, which has un-
dertakcn the taskrOf feeding and ctlu-
eating as many as II can Of the little
ones In Cubn, whom the mercllcss de-
crees of Butcher weyler" left home.
less. orphaned and destitute.
The short stories In this number are
bright, original and good.
Scrlbner's Magazine for May con-
tains four Illustrated articles TINT are
unusually informing In regard to
events and questions Of contemporary
importance.
The leading article on "Some Plctur.
esque Sides Of the Exposition" IL boil,
written and illustrated by the artist,
Il. G. PeixOttO. He has spent num-
Der OF months In Paris recently, .anl
these drawings give nm artists impress.
sions or the very picturesque group Of
buildings which will be soon crowded
with visitors from all portions OF the
world. Mr.. PeixOttO's skill IN n drafts.
man, shown In the Cromwell and the
Revolutionary series. In this maya.
zine. mas enabled him to make the best
possible pictorial presentation OF the
great French Exposition.
The marriage Of Mr.. Charles G. Cody.
son OF ex-senator Sherman p. Cody, to
Miss Irene ROney, niece Of Mr.. Henry
Mcdurren, Of 1880 West Adams street.
was solemnixed Wednesday evening mt
the residence Of the brides uncle, The
happy couple left for u wedding tour
to West virginia. The presents were
numerous and costly.
| "e's"""" A<OTiuler IN rapidly
growing to the stature Of I'm issue In
the GubernatOrinl fight. Among the
lukewarm and the unattached ReDub-
ilc'lns much IL made OF this argument:
i'oriiner is Judge Hanecy's manager
in-clief. II Judge Hanecy be nomi-
mated and elected Lorimer will be head
Of the kitchen cabinet. Lorimer Ia al.
ready the biggest single factor In the
Cook County, machine. Give him the
influence OF the Governor and the State.
patronage and he will become tho one
absolute Republican boss In Chicago
and In the State.
isn't 1t about time Republican
wards. which do all the work Oh cleo
ton day. llad something to say about
naming canditlatesY' IN another cues.
tion raised by the Lorimer presence.
This IL taking rank second only to tho
GnbernatOrial issue In tho present fight.
II il pointed out that Lorimer's as
tendency comes wholly from Demo-
cratic wards which are controlled
through his subordinate s-the Fifth,
Sixth. Seventh, Eighth, Ninth. Tenth.
Eighteenth, Nineteenth and Twenty
ninth In particular. The process OF
lining up for Judge Hanecy all county
employees In the Offices Of Sheriff Ma
gerstatlt. Circuit Court Clerk John A.
Cook and Criminal Court Clerk l.. j.
Cahill has commenced. The full force
Of the order to 'get out nnd hustle for
IIanacy" has not been made operative
as yet. but IL being Just tried on.
| When the order becomes operative In
full force warfare exceeding In bitter
ness that Of the famous county" ver-
sus 'city" fight In 1895 will he due.
The County Treasurer's ana County
Clerks offices, which ARE good for two
years longer, are In tho hands of the
opposition, aud the Superior Court
Clerks AMI Recorders offices are not
friendly to Judge Carter. Lining up
county employees on GubernatOrial can
didntes ana dlsclplining OF recalci-
trants IL game two sides can play,
ard will. II forced.