Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-08-10

Mr.. JOHN T
Chicago's Most p
turns at chopping and hacking the pa.
tlcnts. Hence the name. 'in.turi.' or
inferno.
1854
Hon. II. NJ. Patterson. who was bca;
out of the nomination by the machine
last year. IL urged to run for Congress
from the First Congressional District
next year.
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Mr.. Edwin J. thinner Is urged To he.
come u candidate for Clerk Of the PRO.
bate Court on the Republican Tickle.
next year.
Captain VIM. +. Black, Vim. Prcntiss.
Major Il. Il. Tolmnn, George Mills
Rogers. John G. King. u. j. McAiahon.
Miles J. Dcvinc, Donald l.. Morrill, ana
i. Mcllugh are all mentioned for Judi.
cial honors.
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The many friends of Hon. Thomas 4.
Smyth, the wcll-known Insurance man.
ARE talking of him for sheriff. Mr..
Smyth IN one of the best liked men I'm
Chicago politics. and his future Is full
of promise.
Republicans cannot nominate II
stronger man for County Treasurer
than the Hon. Emery Il. Moore.
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II IL claimed that John j. IIanherg
will quit politics for good NJ the end
of his present official term.
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John Gcrts. the wealthy piano manu-.
facturcr, II liked by the people. cOiisc-
p,,rntIy his name would strengthen the
Democratic county ticket.
Frank s. willard. VINO makes his
basing point for fame on the fact that
he Is related to "thc" Miss Willard, Is |
In London. and announces that he will
establish corOnct exchange, where
American helrcsses can swap their
Yankee dollars for husbands who have |
no money but are blessed with titles.
Why not? There has never been much |
love In these foreign marriages. Tho
woman who has IN insane desire to bc.
come the wife of u furnished duke or
lord seldom develops affection for any.
thing more exalted than pcrfunicd
pug dog. Why keep up the old "thcy.
are-dpv Observation-Disclosures fiction! 1t |
Isn't love; II Is ambition. and an I'm. |
worthy ambition. from an American |
Make a trade ma ter of It. |
The men with the titles should he will |
Ing. Some of them scarcely know
where their next meal Is coming from,
\ depot where blue blood and poverty
rnn he turned into an income. even with |
me membranes of a silly woman
should I'LL u lOng-felt want on both sides
Of the Atlantic. And always there will
be left the real love that makes mar
Rage n thing divine. II IL the beacon
light In the cottage. II draws manly
men ana glorious women together. u
Is far ana apart from any business ar.
1t Ii the great secret that
proves To one man that plain woman
= beautiful; that teaches u woman how
o lind noble qualities IN the most ord
nary man. Money never Plays n great
'art In such marriages. II wealth comes
here Is the JOY of sharing 1t with loved
mes. IT wealth departs. love Is stlIl
eft. ana often grows strongest when
diversity knocks AT the door of the
Tome. Make marriages of cOnvcnences
mi ambition commercial affairs. Let
hem stand for what they really are.
Keep them separate ana distinct from
ifalrs of the heart. The right kind of
makes man more tender.
rue, loving. charitable ana kind. 1t de.
cl0ps the good citizen. II means TO
he good woman even more. 1t Is her
areer. 1t rounds out her HE. 1t de.
''IH til SVV" anu mikes .
4 her companion, friend ana sweet.
cart-truly II glorious trinity. II is
God 10 know that of the millions of
women who are to be the wives and
nothers of the next generation only a
ew will ever be found at the bargain
ounler for cheap titles in the worlds
reatest city.
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a rich farmer who died recently in
'rie County, Pennsylvania. provided In
Is will for the foundation and main
snance OF library at Il crossroads, '
snote from any village. The building
'hich will shelter It Is designed to
'rve many other intellectual and so. I
al uses. 1t will contain a kitchen, re-
eptionrOOm and hall that may be a
tilted for lectures, entertainments c
nd religious gatherings. This action /
I'm InI h., U..I, |