Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-04-02

works and water office have formed an
organization, the purpose of which is
tc secure the passage of law 10y
'h" legislature granting them pensions.
Mcmhrrs of the association represent
the water office in the city hall. the
water pumping stations and all other
city departments covered 10y ;hc water
fund.
Daniel !. sullivan. James Ashworth
and William J. Burns. engineers ut
pumping stations. are the officers of
the new organization. called the chi.
cago Water Works and Water Depart
mcnt Employees League. Incorpora.
ton papers for the organization lave
been applied for.
Republican National committeeman
under escort of Scrgeant.at-Arms w.
+. stone inspected the Coliseum build.
ing again Tuesday. Graomr stewart.
member of the National executive com
nltt"c. and sam II. Raymond. chair.
man of the local finance committee.
also We're in the party.
Mr.. Stone. Elmer Dover. secretary
tu the late Senator Hanna. and the
committee on arrangements for the
National Republican convention will
he In Chicago June | to oversee final
arrangements. Tile local committee
will turn over the Coliseum to the Ma.
ticnal Republican committee June II
at noon. The convention hall will
have seating capacity of s.I2S. The
subcommittee has rcccdcd from its lie.
mand for Sl5,ooo. advance r,yinent.
and has agreed to accept s5.vO.
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II. Il. McCormick"' il the winning
battle cry in the Twenty first.
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Vote for Peter Rcinbcrg in the
Twenty.slNth.
citizens of the Twenty-fourth Ward
who are interested In improving con.
ditionS, should vote for Alderman Geo.
Il. Schmidt.
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X. Il. McCormlck's friends predict
Loo majority for him In the Twenty
first Ward.
Charles ]. Noplcka. the wcll.known
brewer and highly respected citizen.
would make splendid member Of
Congress. His nomination In the Fifth
District would mean his election.
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Alderman Schmidt has made fine
record in the Twenty-fourth. Rc-clect
him.
Peter Reinberg will make Il good
Alderman.
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Charles Wesley Novak will he a
credit to the Thirty.tirst Ward. He
should he elected. as the city needs
such men Us he In the Common Coun.
ell.
r. X Mccormick Is u bright young
man. He will be an ornament to the
CMy Council.
Vote for \. w. Schwane for Alder
man of the Twenty.seventh Ward.
Alderman V. f. Cerveney should he
and will be reelected. He has made
a good record in the City Council.
A vote for Schwane In the Twenty
seventh Ward is vote for good gov
ernmcnt.
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II. x. Mccormick, whom the Repub-
leans have nominated for Alderman
Of the Twenty-frst Ward, is "a years
old; was born in Chicago; never looked
for an Office before and belongs to the
Union, Chicago Athletic, Marquette
and City clubs. He is graduate Of
Yale.
William Knox Haynes would make
an Ideal judge and the Democrats
would maine II winner II they PUT him
M for one Of the Superior Court
vacancies next fall.
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Judge Elbridgc Hanecy will be re.
nominated and reelected, His work
"n the bench commends him to the
people.
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Hon. Oliver III, Horton. who was
on" ~ the best Circuit Judges that
Cook County ever had. has built up
a very large practice since his retire
pent from the bench.
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The Steuben County Wine Company
j. In the van Of progress in more ways
than one. Its goods are Of the best
ana lis reputation Of the highest.
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EX'cOngrcssman John J. Feeley
would make splendid States Attor.
n.y, and the Democrats are talking OF
nominating him.
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Contracts for approximately 10000
tons Of coal. to cost $4,000, were let
by Commissioner Of Public Works
BlOckl after tests Of the heat.produclng
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