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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-11-23
NO NON.PARyiSAN TICKETS.

The organs ana apostles of mug
wunpery are already beginning To tax
about nominating II non-partisan J"''i-
clal ticket next fall,
There might rs well be u thorough
understanding on this point now as III
any other time
There will be no mugwumpery III tue
conduct of Democratic campaigns In
Cook County next year, or any oti'er
year, SO long rs the men now In charge
of its organization remain there WIN
the support of the rank and file of the
party votes.
There will be no mugwump county
convention next fall. mt least on the
Democratic side of the campaign. anu
Il IL u safe proposition to bank on mat
there will he no non-partisan Judiciai
ticket nominated by that party.
The Democrats can carry look
County next fall
They carried II one year ago ny II
substantial majority. the Hon. Samuel
Alschuler beating the Hon. Richard
luttS W.
sand votes.
Next fall that same trick IN be done
again. II good men are nam upon the
county ticket, and the right sort OF q
campaign made.
From top to bottom the Democratic
ticket can ana will be elected II wise
and ut the same courageous counsels
prevail.
There Is no doubt about this latter
point because the men who have Steer
ed the ship to victory time ana again
IN Chicago will still be In control, VIII
Robert II. Burke, the peerless organizer
of victory, ut the helm.
Nothing would suit our Repubiicar
friends better under such clrcum
stances, as these, as an agreement to
put up nOn-partisan judicial ticket.
1t would give them chance Tor NJ
least "lOok in" and 1t would furnish
hope for the election of perhaps Il
few other candidates to fat office.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-11-23
CAPT. COLLERAN'S DISMISSAL.

Chief of Detectives COller1n has been
dismissed from the Chicago police force
by the Civil Service Commission.
In the discharge of this officer the de-
partment loses good and efhcient po-
liceman, II man who had u peerless rec
ord for bravery and faithful perform
ancc Of duty.
The grounds upon which he has been
deprived Of his position are entirely
small matters of detail. ana show
neither wllful neglect Of duty or infrac'
ton of the rules OF the department.
The punishment inflicted for some
trlhing errors of Judgment IL. to put 1t
mildly, excessive in the Judgment Of
all thinking citizens, ana the whole
transaction constitutes another grave
blow at the morale ana discipline Of the
police department.
II also does seem strange that rec
ord like that of Captain COlleran's
should count for naught as against an
evident effort to magnify few small
mistakes as to detail, the only errors
of any kind that could be shown In a
service of seventeen years.
Colleran's record. - briefly told In
the columnsOf Thursday mornings Chi
cago Tribune, speaks for itself. His
wonderful ability as Il thief catcher
Is admitted and proven by the records
of the department; the published ac'
counts, his desperate hand to hand en-
counters with thugs ana law-breakers,
have thrilled thousands Of people In
Chicago, and his magnificent pluck and
bravery. when he stood In the front
ranks of the bluecOats In the famous
Haymarket riot, speaks In trumpet
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-11-23
for two years and until his successor !
elected and qualified

for two years and until his successor is
elected and qualified
There being no further business the
committee adjourned TO meet the first
Tuesday in April
Here the question raised by the bluff.
crs on the outside and shuddercd over
by the wobblcrs on the inside is ably
and thoroughly answered by one of the
Arch Apostles of Dscord. "Aleck the
Great" himself.
"Aleck" buldcd wiser than he knew
when he put in this resolution. but it
stands now Il complete answer to all
the faultiinders. critics and four-flusl.
Crs
In view of all these facts, there is no
doubt us to what the course of the
Democratic County Central Committee
will he next month.
1t will proceed to carry out the provi.
sions of the section of Article =. which
deals with this subject. and which is
as follows:
| THE Central Committee elected here.
under by the County Convention shall
meet and organize by clccting said Of
iiccrs on the first Monday of Dccem-
Der. 1872. ut the call of the Chairman
of the retiring committee. Its success
ors shall meet and organize in like
manner on the first Monday of each De
ccmbcr annually thereafter"
Some of the Wabbly boys who are
talking about the inadequate reprcscn
tation of the country districts on til.
Central Committee" may as well read
this provision of the constitution. and
then hold their peace.
Sec. =. Art. 2.--rhe membership Oi
said committee from the cOuntr,
towns shall he limited to six member,
on the Central Committee of the Dem
ocratic party Of Cook County. the sal,
sin members to he selected by u gen
eral committee from the country
towns"
This disposes of the timorous plead
ings of would-bc compromisers rs {,
possible clashes of authority between
the officers of the committee.
There Is nothing to clasl, about TIL,
path of the Central Committee is plain
and well defined, and will be followed
fearlcssly by that organization.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-11-23
STiLL "USABLE" WATER, Bur
"BOiL H!"

Last week, as usual. the people Of
Chicago were treated to the periodical
aslnine yawp from the Booze Fight.
crs' Union. otherwise known as the
city Health Department.
although the mortality rate for the
last week was satisfactorily low" says
the report. the outlook for the lmmc-
liatc future IL not renssuring."
Wen, we should say not. With n rot
ten water supply. sinking alley ways.
pestifcrOus OdOrs from rendering plants
and similar institutions poisoning the
air. with filthy diaries In most unsanl-
tary condition, the source Of supply of
one Of the most important articles for
diet. especially Of the young. II Is some
what difficult We should think to i'm.
ngine how the outlook could be other
wise than unsatisfactory. The report
goes on to say:
"The sanitary quality of the water
supply Is decidedly unsatisfactory, and
until the Drainage Channel IL fully
completed, the Commissioners, DR.. Reyn-
Olds. states that no untreated hydrant
water under any circumstances be used
for drinking purposes by those who
have not already had typhoid fever.
The only safe rule, until all sewage IL
excluded from the lake, Is to boil the
water intended to he drunk"
If this be true, and no sane person
| can doubt II. what does our intelligent
Department of Health mean by stating
| the same report that the water taken
In ut the various intakes IL "usableT'
II the water IL unfit fT use without
being boiled. except by ''thOse who
have had typhoid fever" then 1t Is not
disable, ana the use of the term In this
connection il only II further proof of
the imbecility of the Booze Fighters
| Union"
| The reports of the Health Department
have been for months ana years mis-
leading, and In so far as they deal with
the water supply, have been grossly III
consistent. and u reliable cloak for the
criminal inactiveness, the slOth and the
jObbery that have made the Chicago
Drainage enterprise u disgrace ana an
outrage In the eyes of decent people.
The report, we may add, goes far to-
ward emphasizing and supporting the
resolutions offered week ago last
Monday by Aid. Edward II. CullertOn
and now In the hands of the Finance
Committee. 1t is now In order to de
mand what the last named body Is go
ing to do In view of the circumstances
Our water supply, even the imbecilf
Health Department now admits, Ii
dangerous to the public health, and
the Drainage Channel will never rene
dy the evil. At best 1t cannot even i'm
prove 1t for number of years, and II
the Cullerton plan or some plan like II
Is not to be used, the lives of hundreds
of citizens will continue to be the an
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-11-23
nual sacrifice to the greed and rapacity
of the wolfish grafters Of the Drainage
District.
JOHN GARDEN Fur COUNTY CON-.
MISSIONER.

The Democratic organization Of Cook
County has set itself to win out next
fall.
There IL an important election on.
and II II a matter Of interest not only
to the Democratic party, hut to the citi-
zcns and taxpayers Of Cook County that
the party of the people shall put up II
clean ticket.
The taxpayers are tired Of the SAN"
Is. liaymonds. the "Phil'' Knopfs.
the Marty" Maddcns, the "Erney"
Magerstadts. and all the deep damna-
ton that they stand for.
The people demand u change. and
they will have II.
If the Democratic party will only
meet the desire Of the electors Of Cook
County half way. the Democratic par.
~ will gain II great victory.
How can II accomplish this?
| The answer IL simple.
Let the Democratic party nominal"
u good ticket.
Let It pick up citizens Of standing and
reputation and nominate them for Of.
flee.
Among the names suggested for the
Democratic nomination none n more
worthy than John Garden, President of
the Gambrinus Brewing Company.
Mr.. Garden has been mentioned for
the office Of County Commissioner.
A ticket containing the names Of men
Of this kind for the office named would
sweep Cook County like II whirlwlnd.
The recent disclosures In connection
with the county institutions. particu
larry those ut Dunning. have caused all
Cook County to hold Its hands up hor
rOr.
; The public wants u clean sweep IN
Cook County affairs. The Democrats
can supply the demand by naming ,
. tirst-class ticket.
Let the party name men like JOIN
Garden for the Board Of County Com
missiOners ana follow that line Of wOrl
: all along the line Of the county ticket
ana nothing can defeat them.
The Eagle mentions Mr.. Garden
: name simply In illustration Of Its M
y gument.
Mr.. Garden j. II heavy taxpayer. al
honorable. honest man, u resident q
!. Chicago for nifty years. possessing tn
highest character In all his relations
! and always identified with the bushes
: interests of the city.
J. Democrats of Cook County! Nam
: John Garden and nine more men lik
I him for the Board Of County COmmis
siOncrs within the city limits, ana yO
y can effect that reform In the affairs q
" the county of Cook for which the pui
J liz IL now crying aloud. because 20
j. will win, and that too. with men VIII
+. will keep fulth with the people.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-11-23

tones of the character and fiber of the
man.
Attorney Mcshane, who represented
Captain COlleran throughout the trial.
was OutspOken In his denuncintion OF
the commission and It's methods of pro-
cedure.
"The decision Is an outrage. and 1t
has been apparent to me from the start
that COlleran's trial was a farce" he
said. THE commission directed that
he charges be preferred. although the
chief of police said he had no charges
to prefer or complaint to make.
Former Chief Ripley testified at the
trial that during all the years when
Collcran was under him he never had
occasion even to rcprlmand him. yet
the commission saw III to have these
charges preferred against and to try
him on them.
"Thcy acted as both the accuser AMI
the judge. From the beginning | was
convinced from the actions and decls-
lon In minor matters. that they We're
20 prejudiced as to disqualify them
from trying the case.
I'VE unquestionnbly will take the
case into court. and while u court
would be inclined to sustain the finding
Of the commission. II there were any
evidence to support 1t, yet there Ia sucl,
an absolute absence Of evidence In this
case rejecting upon Captain Collernn
In the slightest degree that ! feel sat
isfled that the finding will be set aside
and COlleran will he reinstated.
lust what the legal proceeding Will
he nm not ~ yet prepared to state
1t IL TO be hoped that the attorney
will find some protection under the law
for an honest. brave and capable pub
lie servant. II he should fail 1t VIII
be but poor encouragement for any
man to risk life ana limb In n service
that rewards him after seventeen years
by deprivlng him Of that which IL dear
er to any true man than either life
or limb--hls reputation.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-11-23
DEMOCRATS STAND FIRM.

Under no circumstances Will the reg
ular Democratic organization of Cook
County entertain any proposition look
ing toward compromise with the
traitors who have spent the last five
years doing everything In their power
to cause defeat aud disaster to the
party.
Having done their worst in that d.
rection, and having now rallied In the
form of a ragged army, willing to
espouse any old cause or follow any
old flag, that would give them the
quickest short cut to the public crib,
they are trying to bluff their way back
into the organization In order that they
may once more have a party and a
cause To sell out.
The game, however, will not work.
Notwithstanding that weak sisters
here and there have been piping stories
into willing ears concerning an absurd
program Of Cancellation, the fact re-
mains and The Eagle knows whereof
IL speaks, that the battle cry of the
Democratic party in Cook County will
he, No quarter no compromise, no al
lance for or with the pirates of pol
itics.
II there are any decent or respectable
Democrats unfortunate or foolish
enough to join the Tilden skates, who
now want 10 return to the fold they
must come as individuals and not as
the followers Of the pirate flag, de-
handing either preference or recogni'
ti0n from the regular party organiza'
ton.
Any other policy on the part OF the
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-11-23
RENDERING TANKS MvST 90.

Chicago rendering tanks have recciv.
ell u body blow. hut they ARE no yet
knocked out.
The blow was administered by the
City Council last Monday and IL duo to
the efforts Of this journal to bring
about the abolition of one OF Vie most
nlOlniiiablc nuisances that ever cursed
the people Of this city.
The city fathers, acting upon the sag
gcst!ons offered and the lines laid
down IN last weeks Eagle In discuss
Ing the rotten health department Of
this city. have taken II long step TO-
ward tho elimination of rendering
tanks IN the city Of Chicago.
There IL but one trouble witt! the ac-
ton of the City Councll-it docs lot
go far enough.
The Council order limits the area In
which rendering tanks are to be per-
mltted to operate to u district south
of 39th street, hut within a shor; dis
lance Of fine residence district.
This IL a mistake on the part o. the
City Council aud 1t should be rcmcdied
at once.
Rendering tapks create the worst
kind Of u public nuisance. ana should
not therefore bc allowed anywhere
within the limits Of the city.
All Of Chicago suffers from this n''i'
sauce, which IL unquestiOnably n mep-
ace to the public health.
why the City Council should paus"
In its work of abolishing this nuisance
Is something that no fellow can under
stand.
Why 1t should fix the limit In which
1t Is to be tolerated at 10th street. ana
In the immediate neighborhoOd of the
hest residence district In Chicago, Is a
source of public wonder.
Residents OF the South Side are
aroused to a high pitch of Indignation
over the injury done them by the half
reform Of the City Council.
Mayor Harrison has lost many
friends through the rendering tank nui-
sance and he will lose more II he does
not use his influence to enforce the
laws of the city ana the State against
the stencil creating industry" ana
drive 1t out of the city absolutely.
There is stencil enough about the city.
heaven knows, and Mayor Harrison, In
view of the fact, ought to abolish some
of 1t when he has chance.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-11-23

ID. j. Mcmahon. the attorney for the
Board Of Education, will undoubtedly
be one of the Democratic nominees for
the Cook County bench next fall. Moth
ing can defeat him for election.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-11-23

would also state whether his dctum
as to the County Treasurer holds good
as TO the City Treasurer, and II not,
why notp
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-09

By The approval o: Hobsoo end
oshsrs Who sssm disposed 70 Iss2shsir
emotions - Ne bssssr Of their judg.
meot, . certain ''Arthur Bird, Esq.,
OF Sidoey, New York," hss orgsnissd
"a association whose object 10 70 give
. loving cup 70 Admiral Csevsrs.
Juss Why 10 nos clear on he facs Of II,
end The ressou for 20 doing IL NOT
msds plsio, either By Mr. Bird or By
CoussrucsOr H0bson. II isto b. hoped,
therefore, bsfors The mater he's zone
MO fer thss . lev responsible Amsri.
cans Who really kaow Csrvsrs, Who
admire him, but understand his pain.
ful position In spain. Will put % OK.
tiueuisher 90 Mr.. Bird and bic pro-.
ject. which, - Robson believes, .'If
properly presented By shs wssropoii.
ten press," will succeed. Csrtaisly
nothing moro mslsdroit could b Do.
vised. not only ~ this late dsss, but
u any TINA. The srssssss kisdness
the Americsa public cen do % Ad.
mlrsl ('srvera 10 70 let him aloue sud
not continue 70 reopen old wounds BY
superservicesble efforts 70 honor him.
These only have the effect OF Irritating
his isllow.couutrymen, since they View
oil sWch efforts on our part - our o..
preston Of gratitude for dsisssiug
him. The best American friends VI
Admiral Cervers know that No cannot
serve him moro surely then BY csssiue
70 make On object Of suspicion sud
In Spain. srhs hes been ever
sIncs biz return . defssssd commsn.
DEF. -Philsdelphis Press.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-09

Remington Brothers 1901 Newsps.
per Manuel hes just been issued. and
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published. Indeed, from the point Of
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The Manuel 10 . complete cstslogue
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The Marshall republican., 1901-08-09
Late LikssH News.

The Cosmopolitan for Al yust II. %
usual, rich In Action, remarkable both
Tor To vivid interest and Ito gre u W.
rlsty. Irving Bschellsr writes Q 70.
frsshing story ri the Canadian big.
timber region, and HsrinR's drswings
catch the spirit Of the scene perfectly.
A. 7. CUTLER ouch's ("Q.") pathetic
little tale cannot fall 70 enlist our
sympsthies with the French exile who
broke his parole for love. Richard Ie
Gslliene tells the most charming aud
least known Of the quaint 'Old French
Romsnces"-the love of honest Squire
Robin for the Fsir Jshane. 1.-THE
Temple Of Fate" the late Grant Al.
lens clever satire on modern society,
10 certain not only IN entsrtsia the
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-09
Dry Ecssms. TsttsT, Gait Rhsuu asd Nehs
Ecssws Of ooeeeum.

All erupsive diseases origiusss 10
the blood and kidneys. Blood IL In.
pregns,ed With dead or decayed tis.
sue and poisonous elements which The
kidneys and bowels ore unsble 70 OK.
pei. Pores 1T skin become cloggsd,
and thus the system 10 . hot.bed Of
malignant pOisons which generate par
ssites OF insects thst burrow their
way 70 the skin, causing various forms
OF Eczema. No more powerful blood
cleanser and kidney regulator COZ be
found than
DR. A.v. BANEs RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC
which hss IN especial attraction for
these conditions, existing In blood and
kidneys; el.OO per bottle.
No more sOOthing, healing ointment
can be found than
DR. A. v. BANEs OINTMENT or 3.
30 cents per bottle. strengthened n
necessary.
DR.. A. v. BANEs MEDICINE Co.,
St. Joseph, Mo,
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-09

Thss 10 . grscsfui tribute which 10
propossd h w. shsps a . loving cup
for Admiral Csevsrs, The fund 70 b
raised 10 this country By popuisr sub-
scripsion. Without slopping over o.
oil 10 this cess, II may safely b said
that Admired Cervers holds . warm
plsce n tbe hesrts of The Amsricsn
people, who admire hist truess form Of
brsvery--saOvi6cs. LSouldss end bic
Spsrtsus .: the Gates Of Fire; The no.
BILE 600 ~ BsIsklsva; Custer. maeuiA.
Gently hopeless q the Litsle Big Horn,
stir the hesrts Of oil Who honor The
vslor Of immolssion. American vslor
hes had . Drawer foe than itself
and American history slows with 81.
smples Of the conspicuous disparity Of
numbers and splendid forlorn hopes,
from the Plains Of Abrshsm 70 San
Juan hill But 10 ell thss stretch Of
years no such stupendors sacrifice
Was made - that q Santiago, when
the doomed Spanish feet steamed out
TO destruction.
One Of the pleasing features Of the
presentation 10 thst Captain Hobson,
whose bravery L. still bravery despite
the feet that he couldn't stand The
prosperity Of s~dulstion, 10 70 mako
the first gift.
An uninspiring commentary on the
treatment Of American heroes 10 sug.
gessed BY the reminder thss whereas
Lord Roberts gets 100000 and 90
esrldom for bis South African Ger.
vices, Dewey gsts . sword and 10 DO
longer . popular Idol; Schley and
Sampson T. engaged 10 . contro.
versy which cssts discredia upon the
American navy, and Hobson ests o.
reward wholly inc0mmensursts. Brave
old Joe Wheeler, Who lsd bis com.
msnd on % army cot, gets only the
half pay Of his retired rank, and the
gallant black ''Tenth legion" thss
saved the day stSsn Juan is-where are
those brave black fellows, anyway
Kansas City Journal.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-09
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inquiry. Yours respectfully,
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The Marshall republican., 1901-08-09

a sixe smaller stter using Aliens
FOOs-Esse, . powder TO b shaken 10.
70 the shoes. u makes tight or new
shoes feel easy; gives instsut relief 70
corus and bun'Ons. It's The greatest
comfort discovery Of the aye. Cures
end prevents swollen feet, b~listsrs,
csllous and sore spots. Aliens Foot.
Ease 10 . certsi0 ~ for sweating,
hot, sching fest. Al oil druggists
and shoe stores, 26c. Trial package
FREE BY mall. Address, Allen 8.
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The Marshall republican., 1901-08-09

reader. but also 70 set hin ihinklng.
Frsnces willing Wharton writss .
pretty story Of fashionable Newport
soc'esy-s subjsct with which shs 10
thoroughly a. hdme; while Phoebe
Lyds aud Egerton Castle handle strong
subjects 10 . mastery manner.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-09

eed heas and iatsesse III % % just ~ aaDs,
Whistler yca ssn oi.ooo q elisa. Il u 81.
vsftialng that brings In The moesy 10 pay iii
The Other szpsssss Advsrtsiag h basinsss
iasufanee.
Advestisiag vhas 20 Aavsa't se< q whas 20
doo't Do 10 worss than not advertising q III.
You can't b too sassiul about this. Naks
your eds. strictly trus 10 Istssr and n spirit.
believe that the majority q business men do
this now. but - II b ths mose Important thing
about advertising. Il vil bsas rspsaGiag and
rsiterating.
When merchants and iaymsa y eoeaadsr
advertising 10 IL legitimate chasactss q ..kssi.
nsss nsws."tt WI. ~ bsttss-pay TIE savss.'