Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-08-18

will bc the guest of honor. Noted men !
from all parts of the country will he
present.. aud the speakers will include
statesmen of national reputation.
Their names will be announced later.
The club will entertain the speakers
aud their parties while here. The
President will start for Washington
Immediately after the banquet. He
will not 20 to Woodstock. as was ex.
pected.
Tour.ffths of the Republicans Of the
Twelfth Ward will vote for genial
Thomas \. Smyth for Drainage Trus-
tee. Tom will run ahead of his ticket.
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Thomas J. Webb Is a selfmade man.
As member of the Drainage Board he
will have no peer.
Hon. Frank Weuter. who will be re-
elected Drainage Trustee. is one of the
best liked Democrats in the county of
Cook and the State of Illinois. The
best voters are with Wenter. irrcspec.
tive Of party lines
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Hon. Denis !. sullivan will he sent
back to Springfield. with colors flying.
Denis may be the next Speaker of the
House and everybody knows he would
prove a good one.
If the Germans have their way they
will nominate Il good man of their own
nationality. like Joseph Il. Junk, the
well.known brewer for City Clerk next
spring.
Hon. Alex. J. Jones. the popular and
efficient Drainage Trustee. will be elect
cd by an Increased majority.
The business men of Chicago. recog.
Drainage Trustee. will vote solidly for
him next November.
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Contracts for furnishing the fire de.
partmeut with coal for the year end.
ing July 81. 1901. were awarded John
L. Connery and the Peabody Coal Com.
pauy. The contract called for $500
tons Of anthracite and $500 tons of
bituminous coal. The Peabody Coal
Company got q contract for 1000 tons
of anthracite for the fireboats and 800
tons of Illinois nut for the repair shops
Connery got the rest of the contract
The prices were $50 for small egg
aud range. 81. 10 for large egg. $500 for
West Virginia spllnt and $3.50 for ILL
nois nut.
The L. q. DIS the A. T.. AS and the
Ancient order OF Faded Geraniums
are for Mills for Congress in the
Fourth district. but the good citizens
will vote for James McAndrews.
Mr.. Joseph L. Junk, the well.known
brewer. has just returned from n
months trip to the Adirondack Noun.
talns. Joe looks as brown as a sea
captain, but says "he's In good fight
ing trim and will put in some good
lick. TO elect Alschuler Governor"
Hon. Il. J. Mcclure. the popular
State senator, sails from New York
next Monday for an extended Euro
pean trip.
King and Tolman are sure of election
To the superior Court bench.
Hon. John G.. King. who will be Su
perior Court Judge after November
has Just returned home from Saratoga
Springs.
Cook County Germans seem opposed
10 Yates for Governor on account of hi.
prohibtionlst leanIngs.
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The Twelfth Ward will repudate W
III Baker AT the polls. They can't stan,
for Baker, as Baker. they claim. means
BiOunt, and they also assert "that w
II. Baker is Blounts man Friday"
Good management on the part of tn
Democratic National Committee vii
give Bryan Cook County by $4,000 ma
jorIty.
II the national committee intrust
the campaign TO the Cook County man
ayers II Will do Well
They are on the ground. and the,
know the needs of the local Democratic
army better than officials from afar.
Let the national committee turn owe
the funds 1t intends spending here
ab0utS to the men who have won man,
victories in Chicago In the past, an,
they will give very good account o
themselves.
With the proper help the local Dem
ocratic managers will give Bryan 30
OnJ majority.
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Hon, Geo. L, Foster has "kld glove
O'Nrill beaten for Congress In th
Third District
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The labOrnG men Of the Third Con