Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-10-31

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To St5nn as an attachc ot the Corpora.
tiuu Couu>crs office.
Mayor Harrison suggested to Major
Tolmau that Bruwuing'S pay he raised
because of his work in the gas and
tunnel suits.
Major Tulman says the city would
have to pay far more for an expert
cnrcd attorney in special suits If 1t
Bmwniug seldom appears In the Cor.
porHiion Coun>cls office"
EN.Aldcrman Edward Muelhoefer
stands we'll both in political and bust.
ness circles. He would make Il stIong
candidate for coroner on the Rcpubli.
can ticket next year.
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Mr.. Thomas NJ lIcyne will proba.
bly, he nominated for superior Court
Judge on the Democratic ticket next
year. There will he six vacancies to
tll. and both parties will name full
Judicial ticket. The Democrats could
not name a stronger candidate or a
better lawyer than Mr.. Thomas NJ.
Hoync.
William Jennings Bryan has. of late.
been devoting his genius to an eNposi-
al, . ,.i,,
evidently consists in being "cruciiied
upon cross of gold" at least If one Is
to measure the statcsman's prophecy
by his experience.
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Mr.. Stilman Il. Jameson Is a bril-
liant master i'm chancery. He Is a
forccful and eloquent advocate and n
man of whom the whole bar is proud
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Mr.. George t.omax. of the CONSOLE
dated Bottlng Company. j. Il respected
business man and useful member Of
the community.
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Among the members of the bar. tho
name of Edwin Il. Walker i unvcr.
sally respected. Nj. Walker has also
proven an excellent public official as II
member of the County Board.
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Alderman Bennett of the Council
Committee on Transportation gives
some sound reasons in support of his
contention that municipal ownership"
of the street ear lines In Chicago Is out
of the question for the present ut least.
One of the strongest is that the fran
chiscs of over 90 per cent of the lines
which feed the main or trunk lines do
not expire for from ten To fourteen
years. IL the city should take over
the trunk lines tomorrow and attempt
to operate them. II would cost the
great majority of the travelling public
two or three fares to get downtown tn
their business ana the same to get
back to their homes every day. And
yet IL Is those who can least afford
such expense who yawp loudcst about
municipal ownership.
Justice Prindiville would doubtless
make very interesting witness be.
fore the Grand Jury as he has before
the Aldcrmanic investigating commit
tee. In his capacity Of police magis.
trate a good many things no doubt
have come under his notice which II
impaired 10 the States Attorney would
greatly aid the cause of justice In
present circumstances.
John T.. Owens IL n lawyer Of the
highest ability and attalnmcnts. AS
city Attorney he was II conspicuous
success.
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Hon. William Prentiss Is mentioned
for the Democratic nomination fol
Governor. Judge Prentiss Is u bril-
liant lawyer, n hlgh-ciass and highly
respected citizen, and would make Il
strong candidate for any office.
VIM. u. Uhlcmann. the well known
ana successful optician. Is daily dem
Onstrating the marvels which can bt
accomplished through the strides OF
modern science In treating the eye.
Claims of superiority are easily
made, but competitive tests establish
facts. The "Shur.on" Is II marvel oi
modern eye'glass, making--thats why
1t Is constantly growing more popu
lar.
Mr.. Ulchmann's plac" of business II
at 20 East Madison street second floor
Eyes are tested In the most thorough
and scientific manner ana ful! salts
faction l. guaranteed
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Hon. Peter Kiolbassa, the dlstin
guished member of the Board of Local
improvements, has assumed the bond'
Of matrimony. He and his bride vii
make their home, II Is said, N the
splendid new residence which Mr., III
oIbussa IL II rumOred, Contcmplates