Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-04-23


\ writ of maudamus compelling the
city To- rCiuStatc Chcsley Tripp as Il
pltrolmau was isSucd 10y Judge Han
ccy. The city was ordered to pay to
Tripp $500 back salary from Sept. :.
1903. Tripp was removed on the
charge that he had remained away
FROM duty for ten days without per.
mission. ON July IL. 1907. he was civ.
Ell leave of absence for one year. aud
did not report for duty until Aug ~.
1908.
An
Mayor Harrison does not intend to
take a trip around the world after he
leaves tie Mayors chair. as was de
ciarcd 10y morning paper. II was
said that the Mayor would follow his
fathers example and travel for Il year.
William Preston Harrison. the Mayors
brother. said il was more likely Mr..
Harrison would run for Il fifth tcrm
The Democrats should nominate
J'ilN - l'Nll'I l'T iuuGt.
\. W. Schwane would make an ideal
member of the Legislature from the
Twcnty.hfth District.
~eoA
William II. Ehcmann, vice chairman
of the Democratic Central Committee
A. Ia al.
with the Board of Election Commits.
sioncrS the formal call for primary
election May =. The primaries will he
FOR the choice of delegates to the State
convention June II. to the county con.
Veutlon. 10 be held June 20 at the
North Side Turner Hall at IL u. M;
To congressional district conventions To
he held June II. and to senatorial dis.
trict conventions. to he held June -.
~e
William H. Lyman would make a
good Congressman in the Ninth Dis.
trict.
The Republicans should nominate
Judge Oliver II. Horton for the Su.
perior bench.
John II. Caverly Is making n splcn.
did record as police magistrate.
IL Is evidently good thing for the
people that i. 4. Mammoser was not
nominated for Alderman of the Fourth
Ward.
Who protects lIcidbrink's Joint" on
North Clark street?
~
Hans l.. Jensen Is being doomed by
Scandnavlans of the Northwest wards
for the Democratic nomination foi
County Commissioner.
&e~
William Prcntlss would make good
Governor.
Patronlzc Tweed n Rau for signs
this spring.
IL Is now announced on what seems
To be- good authority that during the
coming year, at least, the Illinois and
Michigan canal, so far from being i'm,
medlately closed, will be used for bust
ness and traffic purposes. An interest.
ing piece of news in this connection Is
that Il strongly financed syndicate has
been formed for the purpose Of con
ducting series OF excursions over the
canal from Chicago to the Worlds
Fair ut 81. Louis.
This would, needless to say, he par.
ucularly interesting In view of the his
toric associations which connect scenes
along the old canal with the history OF
the Louisiana Purchase in commemo'
ration Of which the great exposition at
81. Louis is to be held.
The First National Bank of Peoria
is one OF the largest stockholders in
the enterprise, and Mr.. Vernon &,
Seaver, the President and General
Manager, is wei! known for number
Of years as prosperous business man
in Chicago, and has had considerable
experience aud success in eNpos!tions
ana dlulscmcntS Ol cOnslIcTnDl" mag
nitudc, and solIcits inquiry by intend
ing investors from any reputable bust
ness party in Chicago to substantate
his standing as TO reliability and in
teTity.
Mr.. James r. Byth, the Vice Prcsi
dent and Amusement Manager, has
been associated with some Of the larg
est enterprises in the world, having
made a life study OF amusements IN
all branches, and has only returned re-
Gently from tour through Europe
from England 10 Russia, South Africa
and Australia, gaining knowledge and
idcas In adopting the best points in the
United States.
The properties owned, controlled and
on which the company have an option
have been incorporated in capita
stock OF 100000, par value 81 each
full paid and worcestershire, placed
upon the market in limited amounts
for sale with a view 10 develop and
create interest in the various enter
pr.ses mentioned. Theae Is no time lik'
the present for such aninvestInent, CON
~. ,hn,,gapI. Y1I.ap th,IGa nd,