Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-05-30

He has pract!ced law In Chicago since
1868, and Is an orator of recognized
ability.
Lockwood IIonore was very recent
ly before the public gaze and the story
of his ability was frequently told. AS
an opponent of Henry Sherman Bou-
tell for Congressional honOrs he put
up a remarkable and very crelitabe
fight. He is a member of the law firm
of Green, Honore n Peters, and re-
sides at 1876 Lincoln Park avenue. lie
Is an uncle Of Alderman Palmer and
brother of Mrs. Potter Palmer. Mr..
Honore was n Judicial candidate once
before and has received many like
honors.
George Mills Rogers Is spoken of as
highly as any candidate for the bench.
and is said to have shown himself am
ply fitted to assume a judicial posi-
ton. He is the son Of Judge and in
his early days had much of the Judi
cial temperament instilled in him. His
father. John q. Rogers. Is said to be
one of the best Judges that ever sat
on bench in Cook County. The Judi.
cial candidate was born In Kentucky
forty years ago, but was brought
to Chicago by his parents when
years of age. He studied In the pub
lie schools while boy, and afterward
went to Yale, where he was graduated
with high honOrs. He was admitted
to the bar in 1878 and has made an
excellent reputation as a lawyer of
judgment and ability. For thirteen
years he has been a Master in Chan
Gerry.
Thomas Maclay Hoyne was born in
Galena, ILL.,, July II. 1913. He came
to Chicago with his parents while very
young, and was educated in the public
schools of this city. He was graduated
from the law school Of the old Chica-
go university In 1866, and since that
time has been connected with
number Of firms prominent in Chicago
egal circles. He was one of the found
ers Of the old Chicago Democracy,
which afterward became the lroquois
Club, to the presidency of which he
was elected in 1907. He Is a member
of the Illinois Bar Association, the Chi.
cago Bar Association, the Law 1nsti.
tute and the Union League Club.
Lorin G. Collins, Dr.. Is the son Of
a Methodist minister and was born
In Mapping, Conn.,, in 1913. He pur.
sued his studies ut the Ohio Wesleyan
University at Delaware. Ohio, and In
1868 he entered the Northwestern, Uni.
verslty Mt Evanston. He studied law
In the Office Of Clarkson 4 Van
Setback In Chicago, and was admitted
to the bar In 1874. He served In the
State legislature for three terms and
In 1888 he was speaker Of the house.
Frank Baker came from Seneca
County. Ohio. where he was born In
1910. He practiced law In Tifiin. Ohio,
from 1866 to 1873; came to Chicago
soon after and Joined the ranks Of the
Democrats. by whom he was elected
to the bench in 1887. Though advanced
In years, Judge Baker takes an active
interest In outdoor sports and does moi
| tire Of telling anecdotes Of the time
when he was a Union soldier. He hai
lived In the Third ward for number
Of years.
Thomas G. Windes began life on {
plantation In Alabama In 1S4S, al
though he did not do much active worl
for the first few years Of that period
He was first admitted to the bar II
Tennessee and then came to Chicago
where he also passed the requisit,
legal examination. He gained his frs
prominence in 1880. when he was mp
pointed master In chancery Of the Cir
cult Court. He was elected to TIN
bench In 1892. but has served for sew
eral years In the Appellate branch o
the court.
Hon. Leander d. COndee, Is one O
the ablest and best known lawyer
in Chicago, having been for year
recognized rs a leader Of the Chicag
!, bar. At the last Republican judicia
convention Mr.. COndee was nominate
for one of the provisional judgeship
> of the Circuit Court. In politics MI
! COndee has always been staunch RI
publican, and was twice before hOT
Ored by his party, once In being cleo,
ed to the State Senate, where he serve
! with great honor to himself and agai
in 1892, when he was nominated to tn
Circuit bench. He Is courteous geniG
gentleman, popular with all who knO,
him. and would undoubtedly make a
> able and just judge.
. Gustavus J. Tatge has been pra,
\ ticlng lawyer In Chicago since 1887. 1
!. which year he was graduated from tn
law school Of the Northwestern I'm
: versity. In 1891 he was appointed
!. justice of the peace, but resigned aft
: one years service to return to practic
He was born thirty-seven years ago
. Will County and was educated In 4
!, public schools of Joliet. In 1870
!, was married to Miss Minnie Dackt
i man, OF this city. He resides at 4
a Englewood avenue.
k Joseph A. O'Donnell was born