Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-22

i"'c II "i""yS SuFing Clause III
llarrlson's generosity. whenever Il Is
not at somebody clsc's expense.
PATROIMAN.
Chicago. Feb. 10Th, 1902.
Editor Eagle.
Dear Sir-Thc writer would suprpst
for the benefit Of Mayor Harrison that
Il good way to rccoup himself for the
proposed cut In his salary would liz to
rent out the use Of his facc for an
advertisement of paync's Celery
Compound. They would no doubt bc
glad to pay well for the use Of this
as a horrible example just cured.
Yours.
BLUECOAT.
Feb. 10th. 1902.
To the Chicago Eagle.
Some timc ago noticed in the news.
papers n statement by Alderman Moy.
nihan. of the Eighth Ward. to the ef-
feet TINT he could point out three
hundred policemen enjoying soft snaps.
doing no work for the city except
drawing their salaries and enjoying u
little graft on the side. Now In the
time for the Alderman to make good
lic should point out those grafters and
have them dismissed from the fo,tn
which II now threatened with u redu
,ion OF three hundred, anyway. ID
the lOafrrs go first, Alderman.
REE:
Editor Eagle.
Sir-If there " to lc a reduction IN
the force Of the health department why
does II not begin with the stills ana
dummies instead OF with the really
useful members anu attaches OF the
office! For instance. there is employed
Il stan OF meat inspectors. who never
Inspect anything. Horse meat IL on
the market and nothing Is being done
about Il. Horses are openly slaugh.
tered for the meat markets and moth
Ing Is done to prevent 1t. What real
good IL rendered by the department Of
bacteriology and the other absurd ana.
lytical sub,icpartmtnts. Abolish these
and leave us the clerical force. and
the force now engaged In lighting
smallpox and other threatened cpl
denies. ]. II. OR.
To tho Editor
Dear Sir-Will you kindly grant mr
space In your columns TO the injustice
done to the public and downtown re-.
tail traders by tho retail clerks early.
closing movement. II IL m injustice
10 the traders because the early even
Ing hours constitute the only part OF
the day when any business to amount
to anything IL done with these small
traders. II IL an Inconvenience to the
great majority Of whge earners who
work all day and have no time to do
their shopping but In the evening be-
fore going to their homes. AM u be-
lever In the greatest good to the
greatest number. Hoping you may
find room for this, am. yours for ~
form, II. LATED.
Aid. William &. Kuester Is bound to
bc reelected In the Twenty-sixth
Ward, IIc has the best citizens of
| Uotu IUTtlVS IHtCh VI Itih
deserves the splendid support he Is re-
ceiving.
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The building department does not en-
force the ordinances governing thea
ters.
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The Chicago Eagle takes gIcat. pleas
ure IN extending its fellcitations to Mr..
Maurice NJ. O'COnnor. its well.knOwn
and respected fellow tOwnsman. upon
the providential escape Of his wlfe ana
daughter from the disastrous fire In
Battle Creek, Mich, Sanitarium on Fri
day last, In which no many persons
were badly injured. We are glad to
, say that both ladies escaped unhurt.
All who have ever had the pleasure
of coming In contact with the estlma'
> /, bic ana genial gentleman In question,
either In his capacity as II public Ofti-
clal or as business man, have learned
to esteem and admire him, and will be
therefore heartily in sympathy with us
In congratulatlng him upon the escape
of his amiable wife and daughter.
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!, William NIc('Ov tho miiliOnnirc hot al