Chicago eagle., 1903-05-09

Following Is a list of the Judges
whose terms expire this year, with
their wards and politics:
2j-Theodore Brentano. Rep.
1-Richard w. Clifford, Dem.
2-Olivcr II. Horton, Rep.
2--Elbridge Hanecy, Rep.
3--Arba N. Waterman, Rep.
3--John Gibbons. Rep.
3-Frank Baker. Dem.
3-Abner Smith, Rep.
G-Murray +. Tuley, Dem.
2O-Richard s. Tuthill, Rep.
2O-Francis Adams, Dem.
2O-Edmund Burke, Rep.
35-Edwarti +. Dunno, Dem.
Winnetka-Thomas G. Windes. Dem.
Evanston-Charles g. Neely. Rep.
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One OF the good things that has come
out Of England Is n bunch Of pictures
Of titled women. There IRE portraits
Of Countesses, Duchesses and ladies' Of
various degrees Of blue.bl0odedness
and nll Of them are surrounded by chill.
dren-thelr own children-nnd It Is
stated that motherhood IL regarded rs
a badge of honor by the so.called ''up.
per classes of England. Under Ordi.
nary circumstances these women would
not be entitled to credit. There was
time when marriage and family Of
bouncing children were matters Of
course. Then came the strenuous 80.
cial period. and great many women
discovered that they could not care
for large families and meet their so.
clal demands. Some chose the wiser
course and played the part that na.
ture had allotted to them. They reared
their children rs only good mothers
can, and found great happiness In the
circles In which they We're queens by
right divine. And others sacrificed
maternity for receptions, balls, theater
parties and good deal Of pleasure
that was selfish. Result: 4 New York
newspaper man. after investigating an
entire block Of mansions on Fifth av-
enuc, found but four children. Cause
and effect are as plain as the nose on
your face. The United States isn't go.
Ing to ruin because few society folks
raise dogs instead OF children. In the
country and In the homes of the com.
paratively poor families grow up about
as they did In the early years of the
century Just closed. Children are wei.
coined. Every new face is Il loved one.
Every baby Is just little more pre-.
cious than the one that preceded 1t.
The brain and the Drawn of the country
are drawn from these homes, and the
supply Is seemingly inexhaustible. The
rich who stihe maternity are losing an
opportunity to take part In the affairs
of the nation. There may be an Occa.
sional Congressman, savant or philan-
thropist of the future In the care of
his nurse in some gilded palace In New
York City There are hundreds of
them in the humble homes, and they
will be heard from when age shall have
matured them and destiny calls.
There can be nO doubt about II that
the mosquito Is an undesirable immi.
grant. No objection will be made,
therefore, to the measures now being
taken by the surgeon-gencral of the
marine hospital service to prevent him
from landing on our shores. The mos.
quito Is ignorant, vicious, illiteratc, and
filthy. lie has no redeeming qualities.
As usual thing, vicious people have re.
deeming virtues and virtuous people
have veXatious faults. The mosquito
has character which is a monotonous,
unrelieved black. Jim DAILY, the miner,
according to his epitaph, did some
things that We're mean," yet, accord.
Ing to the same epitaph, he also did
other things that We're meaner." His
character had lights and shades. Va.
rious birds which have been accused OF
injuring crops have been able to prove
that they also destroyed noxious In.
sects. The man who Is convicted OF a
corrupt political record always pays
the rent for the poor widow In the next
block. The man who CANDLES away his
wife's property Is always willing to
lend fiver to some poor wretch who Ia
down on his luck and hasn't any money
to bet on the next days races. So every
kind Of creature offers some kind Of