Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-11-30

them. He can find some In the City
Hall.
Chief of Police O'Neill II said TO have
made up his mind to bar gambling Oh
the police force. When that has been
done he will probably turn his aiten-
ton to the I.evee.
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It IL said that the leader of the anti
Jameson movement in Hyde Park Is
the owner Of blind pig who wants to
break into political control down there
and handle n little of the patronage
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ID. J. Mcmahon will undoubtedly he
nominated on the Democratic judicial
ticket next fall. His name would add
strength to the entire ticket
BY the way. the nOn.partisan ju.
dicial movement seems to have died
aborning. 1t Is a happy demise.
=. MclIugh would make an ideal
Judge. He would add to the dignity
and judicial worth of the Cook County
bench.
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The talk about John X. Prindlville
for a judicial nomination grows
stronger and more pronounced every
day.
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| Hon. George 4. Foster will unurcs-
| tiOnably be reelected to Congress.
position which he has filled with abil-
! ity and credit to himself.
Spencer Ward would make a great
race for Judge.
How does It feel to bc investigated.
Messrs. Iindblom ct al?
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LindblOm says he does not under
stand the law. and does not think 1t
should be regarded In investigating
people. The people agree with him in
the first part Of his proposition.
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, AID. Charles Byrnc. Chairman OF the
Council Civil Service Committee. ls
ono of the clcancst AMI ablcst mem
hers of the municipal body. lie IL the
right man In the right place for the
Civil Service investigation.
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Rumbllngs and grumbling from the
various wards Of the city would seem
to Indicate that the Republicans have
troubles of their own.
The Board of County Commission.
crs very properly tabled u mischIcvOus
resolution. which we are Informed
"felicitated the members of the Teach.
ers' Federation on their victory In the
tax fight"
Twenty.scventh Ward Democrats are
preparing for Il very active Aldcrnianic
campaign next spring. In the hands
of Fred Il. Eldred the work Is being
ably directed.
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Residents of South Park have been
Obliged to take into their own hands
the work Of cleaning up ana disl"slIg
OF garbage In their district. rhcy
have subscribed $4,000 for the work.
This speaks loudly for the .efiicl,ncy"
Of the Health Department.
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Corporation Counsel Walker Ii work
Ing overtime on the proposition as to
the possibility of compelling the Coun,
ty Treasurer to turn over to the city its
share OF the Interest Oh the public
funds. Why does not some Alderman
ask Mr.. Walker for an opinion In re-
gard to the City Treasurer. Maybe DID
Gum Drops could be compelled to dis.
gorge.
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Judge Tuley has impressed upon
Chief O'Nelll that the law must he
Obeyed by police officials as well rs
everybody else. ana one of the pro.
visions OF the law II that MI prisoners
must be booked. Wonder what chief
ONeill thinks of the COlleran case
now.
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II seems that Gansbergen used TO
board his horse ut Lincoln Park, ut The
public expense, also. Who would have
thought 1t!
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Mr.. John 7. COnnery, the popular
general manager Of the YOughlOgheny
Il I.ehigh Coal Company. Is being con-
graduated on all sides. 1t Is u boy.
The slot machines must go.
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The regular touch" of downtown
merchants for alleged City Hall pur-
poses should he stopped.
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The BOer war has demonstrated that
the notion of military affairs In Eng
land Is wrong and that OF warfare
obsolete. II we may trust report the
famed armies OF Germany ana France
are not ordered on a much better I'M
derstandlng The old European iaea
of massive formation, of automatic pre-
cisiOn In drill, OF parade excellence,