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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29
THE CHY NAL SHOWS ITS HAND.

Last week The Chicago Eagle al
vised It's good friends of the County
Democracy to look out for the masked
batteries at the city Hall. The dcvcl-
opments of the week just closed testify
IN the timeliness of that advice.
There Is no doubt whatever that the
city administration Is now prepared To
throw every stumbling block and i'm
pcdiment II possibly can in the way
which the County Democracy has
marked out for itself in the field Of
local politics.
The Eagle has known this all along.
and IL recognized from the beginning
in the attacks made through the press
upon the Democracy and its leaders In
its new departure the hidden hand Of
the city administration. OF course,
the attack launched nj Robert T.. Burke
and the County Democracy last week
by a member of the Mayors cabinet
was no surprise to this journal
Anybody who has kept track of the
trend of events could tell at glance
who l. back of this onslaught.
u ~ DiIN WI INV MY llI'lhlI''l
program of villiiicatiOn which we ex.
posed last week, but II will serve IL
clear the ground ana bring the enemy
out into the open.
Meanwhile IL will have not the small
rst effect upon the County Democracy
or the future prospects Of that organi-
cation.
II II going ahead steadily ana success
fully along the course It has mapped
out for itself. It's membership Is in
creasing 10y leaps and bounds. Last
sunday another hundred was added TO
II, roll of membership and at the next
meeting the good work will be repeat
ed There VIII be- no let-up in the
work until the Cook County DcmOcra-
cy shall be all that its name implies,
namely the only organization control
ling the destinics and running the at
fairs of the Democratic party in this
country.
Mr.. Burke, Mr.. Powers and the other
leaders Of the County Democracy have
the whip hand, and no petty despOt In
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29
PARADE FOR POWERS.

The County Democracy paradcd
through the Nineteenth Ward In honor
Of its able and gallant leader. Alder.
man John Powers. whose reelection Is
absolutely assured. Alderman Powers
has now represented the greatest Dem
ocratic ward In Chicago for several
years ana to-day after the lapse Of all
this time he Is more popular than ever
among the good people who have bc"n
his friends ana nciglrbors during the
most Of his life. lie has represented
the Nineteenth honestly, thoroughly
and to the entire satisfaction of his
constituents. The people of the Nine
tcenth Ward glory In paying him honor
rs do the members Of the splendid or
ganlzatiOn of which he Il President.
and Mr.. Powers deserves 1t all.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29

the city of Chicago This is something
which calls for an answer"
Since the receipt of the above 1t has
developed that the Bridcwcll itself has
been the scene of great brutality on the
part of the guards and other employees
of the place toward the unfortunate
inmates. one of these guards has been
summoned to appear before the civil
Service Commission on charge of us.
sault without provocation.
Hut after all. what can he expected
of an institution that Is managed and
run by ward committeeman who il
Just now spending his time aiding in
the election campaign of an Altlrrnlanic
candidates.
Not only should the John Worthy
school and the employees of the Bride.
well proper he investigated. but the
general management of the entire nsti.
tuition should he placed under the
scarchlight
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29
OBITUARY..
JOHN WOLFF.

Mr.. John Woltz, one Of ChicagO's old.
est and most highly respected citizens.
died last Friday ut the family resi-.
dcnce. 1i3 Lincoln avenue. The de-
ccased was for years member of the
well known furniture manufacturing
firm of Stotze n WOltz, In which bust.
ness he amasscd II considerable for.
tune.
Mr.. Wolff who was n years of age
AT the time Of his death, came to Chi.
cago when quite young ana grew up
with the city. He was born In Bavaria
and married Miss Margaret Buschwah,
who survives him. He left one child,
Mrs. William \. IIinkcrs.
Mr., Woltz was II member of both tho
Masonic and Odd Fellows orders and
the funeral, which took place ON sun
day to Graccland, was very largely at
tended.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29

nc "etI NVOwV "cVCVdUt NOVNIVdt0
Charles T.. Hyde. the regular I,epub.
lican candidate for Alderman In the
Twentieth Ward. should bc elected. as
he Is an honorable and highly respected
citizen. and one who. II elected. would
make an ideal city father at u time
when the city Of Chicago needs her
very best men Oh guard
Mr.. Hyde IL extensively engaged In
tnc tailoring business. in which he has
made his way to the front In the bust
ness community.
He displayed the courage of his con.
victions by coming forward ns u
straight party nominee. hut II must bc
said that the honor Of the nomination
was not sought by him. but has rather
sought him: which IL an unusual com.
plimcnt. to say the least. aud speaks
loudly for the popularity and the
strength of the man.
The opponent Of Mr.. Hyde Is the out.
going Alderman. whose record In the
Council IL of II negative rather than
n positive character and whose name
has not been identified with any pro.
grcsslvc ar practical reform.
Mr.. Hyde. on the other hand. II an
aggressive ns well as I'M able and thor.
Oughly honest man. and hc viii bc
heard from beyond doubt II elected to
the City Council. lie was born 40
years ago In New York city and has
been u resident Of Chicago for close on
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29

the city Hall or anywhere can ever
again dictate to them or the sturdy
Democrats back of them either their
line of conduct in the handling of cam.
pai-uS the framing of the local plat.
forms of the party or the nominees Of
its conventions.
The County Democracy is in the sad
must keep a sharp lookout for ambus-
Cndcs aud other kinds of attack from
the vicinity of the city Hall.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29


forty years. For nearly all of TINT
time lie has lived In the Twentieth
Ward. and for thirty years has car.
ricd on II successful tailoring business
ut Monroe and Clark streets.
During all Of his long ana honorable
career In Chicago. Mr.. Hyde has never
been u candidate for Office, although,
he has always taken u good citizens
part In the public and political affairs
Of the country and locally. lie ac-
ceptcd the nomination ut the hands of
the Republican Ward Executive Com.
mittec entirely unlampcred by prom.
ises or obligations. and therefore. If
elected. will not h. any mans man.
During the famous Mckinley cam.
pnign he was Treasurer Of the Sound
Money movement. IN which position he
rendered excellent service To his party
and to the cause Of national honor AMI
honest currency.
Mr.. Hyde II an cx.Prcsi,lcnt Of the
Merchant Tailors' Exchange and was
the prime mover and organizer of the
Chicago Commercial Association. lie
IL civil War veteran, u thirty tecOnd
degree Mason. member of the Illinois
ami Lincoln Clubs and President of the
Fox Lake Shooting and Fishing Club.
The voters Of the ward will make no
mistake if they elect Mr.. Hyde this
spring for In him they will un,lOubtcd.
~ have the services or an able man
ana an incorruptiblc official.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29

byns has made clean campaign and
hns succeeded In thoroughly aro,,sIng
the interest Of the voters Of tho ward.
He has shown himself fully acquainted
with the interests of the ward and with
municipal affairs In general. Mr.. DO.
byns II II Harvard graduate, and In
point of Intellect, education and gen.
cral ability IL In every way superior to
his Democratic opponent.
~9A
Mr. Joseph Il. Junk. manager OF the
great Junk Brewery. OH South Ialstcd
street, Is strongly backed for the Demo.
cratic nomination for President Of the
County Board.
II the Democrats nominate II first.
class business man for County Treas.
urer he will carry Cook County next
fall.
The Democracy can elect good law
Yer Probate Judge next fall.
Montgomery County Republicans
passed resolutions indorsing Gov. Yates
and Instructed for Senator Mason ana
for Floyd X. Whlttemore for state
Treasurer.
~
Attorney Spencer Ward IL slated for
one Of the Democratic judicial nom.
nations.
~eA
NJ. l.. Thackaberry would add grace.
dignity ana legal acumen to the Cook
County bench.
~6A
Reflect AID. Thomas j. Dixon. He
IL one Of the true representatives OF the
peoples interests In the City Council
ana credit to the Second Ward.
~
The many friends of Attorney u. \.
Hines are urging him to become II can
didate for the judicial bench on the
Democratic.tlcket this fall His ability
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29

Robert Is. Sloan. an Independent Dem
ocrat. who combines in his personality
all the qualities that would 30 to make
an Ideal Alderman. Mr.. sloan. who Is
II member of the prosperous undcriak.
Ing ana livery firm of Sloan Il Cornish.
.S2l-2S23 Archer avenue. Is u native
Of Kingston. Canada. and was for
nlnny years II valued employee of the
city Hallway Company before enter.
ng the firm Oi which he Is now n
mcmbcr. When he ran us an indie.
pendent Democratic candidate for Al.
dcrninn of the Sixth Ward In $3.50. he
pollcd nearly $500 votes. Clean. hon.
est. vigorous and cntcrprising. Mr..
Sloan is in every way worthy of the
support of the voters Of the Fifth
Ward without regard to party.
~eA
Here Is statement from reliable
source concerning the decentralization
Of our fire department and its effects.
which speaks for itself.
eff the fire department Is impaired
Ivy the order for compulsory vacations
of nll members of the fire fighting
force. shall not b. ~ all surprised
If the Underwriters Association Is
forced to raise fire Insurance rates af-
ter April !. which will mean u loss of
Sl.WW.WW to present cy-holdcrs."
This Is what Frank +. Holmes. chair.
man of the Fire Department Commit
toe Of the Underwriters Association,
told Fire Chief Muslam the other day.
lie called on the chief to learn the lat.
tcr's plans about enforced vacations
without pay. The chief said he could
do nothing but Keep within his incom"
for the fire department.
a cool million dollars loss to the pub.
lie In one Item Is one of the benign
results of the present administration.
~SA
The police department IL not the only
one which has been compelled to drive
Its heroes out Of the service and tell
Its useful veterans to go away back
ana sit down. on account of present
municipal extravaganza. Three bat.
talon chiefs of the fire department Will
b. retired April because the nppropri.
alton has been made for only fourteen
instead of seventeen. Their names
are Peter Schnur. James Ieany and
John Fitzgerald. They are veterans OF
the fire department and will bc given Il
pension. Schnur Is 10 years old and
Is II veteran of the Civil War. licany
was born In Belfast. Ireland. and IL ~
years old. lie Joined the department
In 1872. Fitzgerald was born In Tip.
pc'nry. Ireland. and is ~ years old.
ilc distinguished himself In Packing
town particularly during the labor
riots of 1891. Is this part Of the new
policy that mo Germans or Irish need
apply"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29

ny lawyer. integrity nv n citizen and
services to his party ~ u high.clnss
Democrat entitlc him to tho nOm!na-
ton.
Charles II. Fitxncr. the regular Re.
publican candidate for Alderman In the
Twelfth Ward. should he elected. lie
Is an honest and able man. II eleanor.
business man and an Old.time resident
Of the ward. With the influence Of OK.
Congressman l.Orlmer ana his friends
(Which IL very strong In the Twelfth
Ward fully and fairly back OF him,
there should he no trouble about elect
Ing Mr.. Fltxner. The Democrats are
split clean In two, and unless there IN
Il descrtlon on the part Of the Repub.
llcan voters Mr.. Fltzner cannot fail of
election. 1t IL not likely that Mr.. Fitx.
ner Will lose any Of the regular Rcpub-
lican vote, because he has the undOubt-
I'd loyal and thorough support of Mr..
u. ID. Healy, one Of the real leaders In
the Twelfth Ward, and this means that
the full influence OF all the other
friends Of Mr.. I.Oiimer In the ward will
be thrown for the regular Republican
nominee. 4 better man could not be
| elected.
Among the many hot fights put up In
the different wards during the cam
paign now just closed, that In the Thir.
teenth Ward takes u front place. j. II.
Parkinson, the Democratic candidate
for Alderman there, has made things
fairly hum In the ward. and his cleo
ton next Tuesday il being confidently
looked to. No better man could he sent
to the Council by the ward. Mr.. Per-
kinsOn Is good citizen, an able lawyer
ana an honest man.
Vote for Michael ID. DOugherty for
Alderman IN the Twenty-secOnd Ward.
lie " Il native OF the ward, an honest.
respectable business man, ana would
make IN excellent Alderman.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29
~

The respectable voters Of the Fifth
ing municipal election of electing u
sterling business man, Mr.. Robert Il.
Sloan, to the City Council. This ward
Is naturally Democratic ana last year
the Independent Democrats united In
support Of Alderman Litzinger, the
regular Republican nominee. This
year the Republicans have nominated
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29
ASA

Charles H. Hyde, the new Republican
Aldermanic candidate In the Twentieth
Ward. is pushing the fight, and his
friends say that he will be elected. Mr..
Hyde's campaign committee is headed
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29
II1ll|11ll

No better man could be given judi
cial nomination next fall than that well
known and able lawyer, &. IL. Mitchell
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29

Mr.. Michael Hayes, the well-know1
pop man, is II strong probability for tn,
Democratic sllrlevalty nomination.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29

TIE MAYOR SAYS HE WILL
WATCH EVERY STREET vACA.
TION ORDINANCE. OH. YES. But
WABBLY WILLIE STILL CARRIES
a KEY TO THE MAYORS PRIVATE
OFFICE.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29
EA0LETS.

John Garden IL being prominently
mentioned rs u candidate for the
Board of County Commissioners.
~6A
Alderman Hunters reelection in the
Thrty-fifth Ward is now looked upon
ms u certainty.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29

The boom of Daniel d.. llealy for
Sheriff, launched by the Twelfth Ward
Republican Club, has met with great
encouragement. Since the adoption of
the ward club resolutions Mr.. IIcaly
has received II bushel of letters from
business houses, labor organizations,
old soldiers camps, and social and pO-
litical organizations indOrsing his can
didacy ana giving assurance of support.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29

Hon. John j. Hanberg Ia a strong Re
publican candidate for County Treas
urer.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29

George Schnrf. the Republican cnndi.
date for Alderman In the Twenty mint.
Ward. IL one of the best known clti-
Gems of the district. and one who has
hosts of friends, irrespective Of party.
His excellent standing In the com.
munlty Is due 10 his unvarying nd
hcslOn to principle and duty and his
kindly and courteous demeanOr to ALL
Mr.. Scharf was born In Chicago nifty
years ago. ana has been u resident of
the Twcnty-nlnih Ward for the past
thirteen years. While he has always
taken nn active interest In ward poll
ties. he has never held public office. be-.
Ing always strict In his attention to
his private business. Now that he IL Il
candidate for Aldermanic hOnOrs, how.
ever. he Is In 1t to some purpose. and
with his wonderful popularity he l.
bound to be- heard from.
Mr.. Scharf IL In the undertaking busl.
ness, which he has conducted In the
same location for the past thirteen
years, and In the course of this long
period he has always been most lib.
eril and considerable In his treatment
Of the poor Of his neighlOrhOod.
He In a member OF the Modern Wood
men, the Catholic knights of America.
the Catholic Order Of FOrestcrs, the
Bavarian Societics. and other mutual
protective ana fraternal organizations.
He would make an excellent Alder
man and Il faithful and able represent.
alive of the interests Of the Twenty.
ninth Ward.
John Cervcnkn. the Independent can.
dldate for the long term In the Tenth
Ward, IL making strong campaign
ana will In all probability be elected.
Mr.. Cervenka has almost the entire
vote of the respectable Bohemian Gle.
ment Of the district, as against the out.
going Alderman. NOvak. to whom the
Bohemian voters are this time bitterly
opposed. The fact that City Clerk
IOctiler. who Is Novak's sponsor and
voter. has claimed to have this vote In
his pocket has stirred up the indgna'
tiOn of this nationality rs 1t has never
been stirred before.
Mr.. Cervenka is II young man, having
been born In Bohemia thirty-two years
ago. He has lived in the Tenth Ward
over twenty years and has always ia
ken an active interest In Its affairs,
both social and political.
Mr., Cervenka Is II successful business
man and has Il tiawless record In every
way. He would make IN able and hon
est representative Of the people of the
Tenth Ward II elected, as he undoubt.
cdly will he.
The boom of Daniel d.. IIealy fol
Sheriff, launched by the Twelfth Ward
Republican Club, has met with great
announcement. Since the adoption OF
the ward club resolutions Mr.. IIealy
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29

Aid. William Eisfeldt, who volun-
tarily retres from the City Council
this year, was one of the best alder
men ever sent down from the North
Side. lie has always been a stanch
Republican and the party managers
are now talking very generally of NOM
mating him for the office of Clerk of
the Superior Court.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29

Chancellor Tulcy's decision IN the
Judgcship election question will be at
once appealed In order to secure n dc.
cision of the Supreme Court. II possible.
before the fall election.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29

ns II lawyer. integrity nv n citizen ami
services to his party az high.clnss
Democrat cntitle him to tho nOmIna-
tiOn.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29

The election of Fletcher DObyns as
Alderman In the Twenty-frst Ward is
predicted by men Of standing and pO-
litical experience In the ward. Mr.. Do
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29

There seems to he considerable Of u
nuddlr over question of election of
Judges next fall. A litigation involving
nting six new judgeships in Cook Coun.
~ and also Of that extending the terms
of Judges ball. Gary, Kavanngl,.
Shepard and Sears. has just been dc.
cided Ivy Judge Tulcy.
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