Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-06-10

FAR why! why! why! why! Is
there some big game In the woods that
! needs protection?
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Inspector Hunt!
You have been on the police force
since 1871. and ought to know some.
thing by this time about the laws Of
the State of Illinois ana the ordinances
of the city Of Chicago.
Answer a few more questions.
Why. Inspector Hunt. did you allow
James O'1eary to maintain his great
! rambling house and handbook head.
quarters i'm your district for SO many
| years?
Why was It necessary to send police
officials from outside districts to raid
OLcary's place?
Was there any particular reason
why O'Lcary enjoyed immunity at
your hands?
/ If so. what was It?
Were you AMI O'Leary members of
the same club on Fifty-iirst street,
| Did you ever discuss matters with
Mr.. O'Icary at the club?
Are YOU still member of this
club?
| l. OLcary?
! More anon.
Has the stud poker game at the
Hyde Park police station been sus-
pended!
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William c. Doyle would make an ex.
ccllcnt member of the Board OF Trus.
tees Of the Sanitary District.
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Edward a. Decker would make q
good judge. lie Is upright and able.
Let us have q general graft investi.
CATION. Let It include every City
Hall Office and the whole police depart
ment
Mayor DUNES friends should eXer
else great care at the approaching
ward elections. that enemies Of the city
administration do not retain control OF
the Democratic organization.
There IL u secret but concerted move
mcnt on foot to capture all Of the ware
clubs In the interest of Carter II. Har
rlson. who expects to come back Il
Chicago and run for Mayor In 1907.
The Harrison gang do not llli'
Dunno. and many of the members o
this delectable bunch do not hesltat,
to say so openly.
, But taking advantage of the fac
. that the great strike. the municipal
: ownership question and other problem
I are occupying the attention Of the ad
. ministratiOn. word has been sent on
along the Harrison line to quietly knit
II every dunno man at the annual war
p meetings and put none but HarrisO
men OH guard.
Especial instructions have been 81,
en- to weed out all the Hearst me
u who may have crept into the organize
= ton.
y The Harrison gang are hOldin
8 nightly meetings In some OF the wards
IS DUNES friends must be watchful.
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The Meat Trust, which Is putin
:. up the price of meat on the people al
= which President Roosevelt and Il
l. United States secret service Is aft,
with Il hot stick, Is under deep Oblig
tons to Inspector Nicholas Hunt.
In an exciting trial of skill betwet
=, the city police and the government S
- cret service men to see which cou
. discover the papers stolen from Il
:, strong box of Gustav Freund OF Il
:, sausage casing dealers. >. Oppenheim
- L. Co., Inspector Hunt won the vi
=" tory, ana Inspector Hunt ut once tur
ed over the recovered documents
Clarence l.. Coleman, son-in-law
IL Freund, and assistant manager of Il
o. Oppenheimer company. The COVER
re ment expected to secure Il court {
he der compelling the papers to be II
u pounded In its possession.
n The papers We're alleged to Ia
Us heen stolen from Fretnd's house
i4l6 Michigan avenue, and the scar
for them was pushed with yigoi.
he Government officers who are tryi
to enforce the Hearst law, and W
NJ are working on the case think 1t ratll
90 significant that Hunt should have 81
covered" the papers so quickly ana al
en- resent the imputation of the Hu
no gang that government detectives co
ne mitted the burglary"
Ordinary black Ink has just be-
as discovered to be sovereign reme'
90 for scalds. 1t bids fair to become