Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-24

JUDGE WiLll/
One OF the Most Popular N
Democrat
set the large Democratic majority IN
the district. especially as Broderick
has been condemned by the Legislative
Voters League.
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At the Hamilton Club election Mon
day everybody voted for John &. Fet-
ger. which demonstrated the fact that
Mr.. Fetzer Is the most popular Second
Vice President ever elected to Office.
Hon. Michael +. Hunt will be renom.
mated and reelected to the Legislature
from the Fifth Senatorial District Mr..
Hunt proved himself u very useful
member of the last Democratic Assem-.
bly,. where he made u most creditable
record.
Mooney Il Roland. the famous detec.
tive agency. IN the Chicago Stock Ex.
change Building. increased their bust.
1891. and are still on the up grade this
year. Mooney Il BOland are crowded
to the guards with business. and the
electric lights We're burning In every
room Of their large suite Of offices MI
night long last sunday. This II com.
mon occurrence with Mooney \ Boland
since Jan. I, 1902.
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BETTER. Wcare and Patterson nre the
right kind Of men to elect to the Illinois
Legislature.
Miles J. Devine II u lawyer Of long
experience ana IN able man. He would
make trst.class Judge Of the Circuit
or superior Court.
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Mayor Harrison dropped city Hall
employee from his advisory committee.
making Il great display of civic AMI po-
litical virtue by declaring In connection
Herewith that his reason for 80 doing
was that he had decided that no city
employees should have anything to do
with bOssing the campaign.
Hut how about himself?
And how about his central. executive
committee. the membership of which
II almost drawn from the Pay Roll
Union? To he consistent. Mr.. Harrison
should eliminate himself ana his tame
tabby cat central committee from the
campaign.
4 cool million eight hundred thousand
IN real estate transactions IL no plea
yune speculation on the part Of the Chi.
cagO Board Of Education. II Is enough
to make the Real Estate Board green
with envy.
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Hon. Samuel u. Gross. ChicagO's
great AMI gifted real estate mngnate.
il likely to have to pay the penalty of
the greatness thrust upon him by the
Federal Court decision In the CyranO
DE Bergerlc case, as witness the fol-
lowing statement from Mr.. Richard
Mansfield. the famous actor:
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have no effect upon the presentation OF
'CyrSiO DE Bergerac' beyond the fact
that Mr.. Gross will receive royalties In
the future instead Of Mr.. ltOstand.
What effect II will have IN France Is
an entirely different matter. hut It may
probably result In the Theater Fran
Gals and the great American and Euro
pean artists overwhelming Mr.. Gross
with orders for plays, and Chicago In
the future may be- the center of another
new industry"
Mr.. Gross may now well pray to be
delivered from his friends.
The Lutherans and German Catholics
VIII SVtse iiuiIiSouS Ioit"ui '"'SS'
more effectually than they did Filters.
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II Is given out that the new traction
expert is to be paid $4,000 for his ser
vices in drawing up some sort Of Ito
plan pipe dream for the delectation of
the public some time near the close OF
next spring. This Is n pretty heavy
campaign assessment on the public ana
the bankrupt city treasury.
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Hon. Ben Cable will In all probable
ity succeed in locating the Democratic
congressional campaign headquarters
right here In Chicago. Mr.. Cable IN
charge will be just the man for the
place and the occasion. He Is able,
experienced ana popular. There can
he Democratic seats gained In Illinois
this fall. one of them right here in
Cook County, where, with the right
kind of campaign, Martin Il. Mad
den can be defeated in the First Dis
trlct.
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