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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
WASHIN GTON AND LEE.
The Boat Race the Growing
Event Of the Athletics.
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(spcclal to Tho Times DlspatGeh.) 80
LEXINGTON, VA, June I'm - nc ~. oilo
hundred and thirteenth annual commence
mant Of washington and Lee University
hanor sunday morning with tho bacca-
laureate sermon by the Rev. VIM. H.
Maro,ess, ID. D., Ill. D.. OF, the Southern
presbyterian Theological Seminary OF
ouisville XIV, Tho sermon was an elo-
ouent plea for the formation or strolis
Christian character In young men ana ~
was listened to with interest Dy q lurso
and cultured audience. who filled inc
spacious Lee Memorial chapel. Preslneht
George II. Denny presided ana intro
duced DR.. Marques,
Tho address before the Young Mems
Christian Association was delivered In the
evening by the Rev. James l. Vance. y. -,
NJ Newark. N. J. His subject was "A can
to Service 81
Tho final celebration OF the literary So
cleties took place Tonight The officers
were: M, r.. Mcclure. Jr., president; w.
r. Hudson, e-president; b. S. Preston,
secretary. The orators. with their SUD
jects were: Graham Lee Society, - NJ.
Martin, OF Arkansas, why. Whence and
Whither?"; IT, J. Phillips. OF MARYLAND,
university Of Adversely" Washington
Society: H., c. Tillman' OF South caro-
lima. us tho Work Of tho Orator Done?";
". n. Semple, OF Indian Territory. "Mil-
itnrlsm,"
The annual regatta at Washington and
Lee University took place this afternoon
on North River. witnessed by u large
crowd.
The Harry Lee crew. the Reds do
featcd the Albert Sidney crew. the
"Blues" by two boat lengths The time
was 4 minutes, 81 seconds, tho course
one mile. The Harry Leo crew was:
Payne 4, Miller 8, Light 2, Mlnetrec l.,
Smith, coxswain.
Albert Sidney: Withers 4. McCreery 3.
IIogue 9, Riser !, Miles coxswain.
Tho tub race was won by *, Walker,
and the swimming race by NJ. y, Poindex-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13

Wilford Wallace Smith, Shreveport. La.
William Alexander Strothcr, Lynchburg.
Va.
Adrian Stevenson Taylor, Mobile, Ala.
Augustine Washington Tucker, Norfolk.
Va. az
Isaac Roy Wagner, New Hampden. Va.
Howard Lombard Walker. Charlottes-
Vile, Va.
Charles Edward wooding. charlottes-
vile. w.
BACHELORS OF LAW. s
Robert Louis Barr. KendallvIlle, Ind.
william Taylor Basket. Louisville, Ky.
James Gordon Bohannon, Petersburg,
Joseph Howard chitwood, Rocky Mount
Va. s
Frederick Harmon Combs, Max, Va.
Halves Thornton Davies, nassas, Va.
James Livingston Davis, Wytheville.
Va.
Horatio Erskine De Jarnette, Lewiston.
Va
John Dunscombe Easley. Lynchburg,
Va.
Louis scigman Enrich. Jr.. Georgetown,
s. c.
William Everett Fowler, Charlottes-
vile. Va.
+ Neill Wilson Funk, Louisville, Ky.
Peter Woods Garland, Jr.. Ivy Depot,
Charles o'conor Goolrick, Frederlcks-
William Klnloch Goolrich, Fredericks-
burg Va.
Frank Winston Gwathmey. Louisa Va,
George Samuel Harnsberger. Harrison.
Walter Harrison Hitchler, Wilkes
barre, Pa.
John Little Jones, Newman. Ga.
Herman Guy Kump. Capon Springs,
Joseph Salisbury Lawton, Louisville,
Ky.
sandy Heath Light. Bedford Springs,
Va.
Marcellus Daunis Mcbride, Ellendale,
La.
Richard Irvine Manning. spartanburg,
8. c.
Vernon Hope Kellam. Of Princess
Anne, Va. 80
Herman Melvin Roberts. Of Henderson,
KY.
James Craig Martin, haywood, Va.
John Donelson Martin, Memphis, Tenn.
Charles Gibson Middleton. Louisville.
oscar Boyd Morris, Macon, Ga.
Z James Albert Poore. Boulder, Mont.
John Edmund Price, Charleston. w.
Va.
John Howell Pugh, Donaldsonville. La.
Joseph Henry Reid, Waterbury, Conn.
John Alfred Ritter. Jr.. Frederick, Md.
Owen Carlisle Shaner. Lynchburg, Va.
William Outerbridge Spates, Pooles-
Vile, Md.
Raymond Weeks Stephens, Los Angeles,
Cal.
Daniel Webster Taylor. Fayetteville, w
Va.
Edward sommers Taylor. Burnley's, Va
Roy Benjamin Thomson. Versailles. Ky
Robert Jarvis Upton, Norfolk. Va.
Thomas Morris Wampler. Culpeper, Va,
William Henry White. Jr.. Norfolk, Va.
George Franklin Whitley, Whitley. Va.
Charles Anderson Wcklifre, Louisville
Ky.
Garrett Waters. Norfolk. Va.
Dennis Hamilton Wilcox, Bla'rs, Va.
Charles Robert Williams. University OF
Virginia.
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ALDERMEN ADOPT
THE BOND issue
.seventy-Five Thousand Will Be
Available for Inn
3provenlent.
Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dispatch.,

Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dispatch.)
PETERSBURG, VA, juno 1.-THE
Board of Aldermen this evening confirm
ed tho Councils passage OF an ordinance
providing for II. $4,000 bond issue for tie
extension OF sewers and water mains and
the Improvement OF sidewalks. A COM
mlttee OF six, ono from each ward. was
appointed to act with u like Council COM
mittee, in supervising tho work. thus af-
fordlng every section OF the city an equal
share In It's management, It IS under
stood that tho public Improvement corp
mittec. which was ordered by the Council
at tho last meeting to submit report
on Improvement OF city r0adways have
recommended three hundred thousand dol
lurs' worth OF improvements,
The Aldermen will hold n special meet
Ing tomorrow afternoon to consider the
diversion scheme contract with the At
lantic Coast Line Railroad. which the
Council accepted at the last meeting,
Lightning burnt out two sets of tele-
graph Instruments this evening In tho
Western Union Company's office at Ivor.
on tho Norfolk and Western Railroad,
In Southampton county.
LINEMAN KILLED.
James Mahoney a telegraph lneman
from Battle Greek. Michigan, was struck
by tie "rrilby" train on the Atlantic
Coast Line tracks In Chesterfield county
near this city Sunday morning. and died
at tho Homo for tho Sick here that af-
ternoon,
Z The engineer made every effort to snp
the fast train IN time to save Mahoney,
who MAS lying across the track appa-
rontly asleep. Tie man's skull Vas irflN-
tured. both legs were mashed. and he
ms ntber-visa injured w The verdict OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
WINSTON GAINES WAS
GIVEN UP BY HIS FATHER
lsneolal 10 Tho TImes. plspateh.l

(Snoonl 10 Tho TImes. Dlspnlch.l
f CHARLES CITY. VA, June 12.-The
the negro who some weeks ago murdered
Laura Ennis, an old neiao woman and
who on last Monday broke Jail. was made
The capture was made in a very unique
and clever manner Mr.. Wilcox on Fri
day morning saw Sheppard Gaines, father
of the murderer. and told him \ he would
tell him where his SON was IN hiding half
Of the reward $50 should he given them
ia employ lawyer to defend HIM, The
piece Of strategy worked, and with tho
Information given by the elder Gaines TIC
ficulty tei4is ~ ssf ~ s sS fBjt yftis7g
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president; Prof. W. a.. Harris, secretary;
Mr.. C. NJ. Graves. treasurer.
The session will be formally closed with
tho commencement exercises proper on
Wednesday evening, at S:15 o'clock, at
the college chapel. Announcement OF
collegiate honors and delivery OF diplomas
and medals with brief addresses by Or.
II. III. Levy. Mr.. Thomas Branch Nc
Adams and Rev G.. w. Mcdaniel, D. D.,
complete the programme.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
SENT 10 GRAND JURY.

Tho case Of James w. Cooke. charged
with stealing ninety-flve dollars from the
safo in Nv u. Browns drug store, WAS
sont on to tho Hastings Court by the
Mayor this morning. Cooke Is a we'll
known young druggist. WHO formerly
owned Browns store, and his arrest on
May Goth created quito sensation here.
md has been much discussed by the
whole community. The robbery itself
was unique and interesting After
fro In the store early Sunday morning,
May 2lst. the opening OF the safe, which
was apparently intact, revealed the fact
that the cash drawer had been broken
open and robbed OF nlnety-five dollars In
cash and small toy bank containing
several Columbian half dollars and somo
small change. The work had evidently
been done by. some one familiar with
tho combination. Cooke was arrested n
week afterwnrd. and his case was twice
continued in the Mayors Court
At tho hearing this morning w. u,
Brown. the present proprietor OF the
store, testified that the safe combination
was known only to himself. W. u Car
per, his head clerk, and to Cooke. from
whom no purchased tho business. on
cross-eXaminntion by w, Is, Mcllwaire.
counsel for tho defense, the witness stated
that 1t was possible for Others 70 have
KNOWN hAe Ppliin'ia'loh. Ky lV'i u Ntie
clerk testified to seeing Cooke at tho
store on the night OF tho fire, which oc-i
Cured about O'Clock In tho morning.
Other evidence was offered by the
prosecution to prove that Cooke was near
the store shortly before and AFTER the
fire, and il colored waiter FROM the Pc-
tersburg Club stated that Cocke had
left With him day or two after tie
fra n package containing n box With
several pennles and Columbian half dol-s
lars, 4
No testimony was offered by the de-
Tense. 1t is understood that application
for bail viii hc made when Judge MG!leas
returns to the city,
n. II. Manu. Commemorative attor-s
uey. Is conducting tt.e prosscHilsaf
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and went through the various feats that
make soldiers the darling Of all classes
and sections.
annual celebration In tho new auditorium
Saturday evening, when the following
programme was carried out: Music by
college orchestra, followed by prayer by
Rev. D. j. Woods; defamation. THE
Death OF soncwall Jackson" j. w. Sim
norman; defamation. 1.-THE Traitors
Death Bed" II. II. McNutt music by
orchestra; ora ton, Home" II. 8. stahl:
GRAFTON. "America's Inheritance" G. B..
Powell: music by orchestra; debate.
question, "Resolved. That the Invention
OF the Printing Press Has Had More
Influence Upon Civilization Than All
Inventions" affirmative +. 3. Mnllery.
negative I. T. Holt.
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The Festivities.

The festivities Of commencement were
renewed early Monday morning. The
first event was the morning german OF
the german club, which lasted from 8
O'Clock until noon and was skillfully led
by Captain Henning. with Miss Lucy
Biggs. Of Salem. About fifty couples
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the coroner's jury this afternoon sus.
tanned the facts as stated above.
Tho accident occurred near an. over-
head bridge across the tracks opposite
the Grossrnan farm. Mahoney had re-
Gently been employed by tho Postal Tele-
graph Company OH tho work OF putting
up new limo between Petersburg and
Norfolk
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-28
CAMPAIGN ISSUES.

There are important issues involved
in the coming campaign. One Is an
able and honest judiciary.
\ number of members of the Cook
County bench are to be selected by
the voters in this election, and II Is
to the interest of the entire community
that the best men be chosen.
The immense interests confided to
the judiciary Of Cook County are ap,
preciated by all thoughtful citizens
and have been dwelt upon in these col,
umns more than once.
1t will be incumbent on the cam
paign managers 10 impress the import
ance of the judiciary election upon
their bearers and the necessity for
voting for the ablest and best qualified
candidates. There are plenty Of ey-
cellcnt candidates, and 1t will be the
fault of the people themselves If the
outcome Of this falls election shall not
he valuable accession to the judicial
bench Of Cook County.
In regard to the drainage election,
we can only reiterate the fact that a
pure water supply is one of the most
important questions that could con,
front any community under any cir
cumstances. Judging by periodical re.
ports from the City Health Depart.
ment we have not yet got pure wa
ter supply, Notwithstanding the fact
that taxpayers have paid many mil.
lions Of dollars in an effort to obtain it.
This is not due To any failure in the
performance Of duty by previous
drainage boards, but 10 the arising OF
unlocked for conditions that have
caused delay and created new and
perpleying problems.
IL Is Of the most vital importance
that a first'class board Of trustees
shall be elected by the people this
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-28
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP IS LAM.
BAS1ED

The Credit Mems Association gave
the municipal ownership fad a few
hard rapS ut its dinner and monthly
meeting the other day. Among the
ideas given expression on this occa-
sion were few lively ones that are
deserving of consideration and that
SHOULD occupy n few of the spare mo.
merits of Mayor Dunno. especially
when far from the maddng crowd"
that constitutes the Council gallery.
One of these is rs follows:
The idea of municipal ownership IL
like the measles. once contracted il
must run its course
This incidentally causes the hope
that the city administration may soon
bc cured"
Another statement enthusiastically
applauded ana Endorsed was:
Ten representative business men OF
this city endowed with honesty ana
brains could meet with tn" heads Of
the traction companies and within
twenty.four hours devise means of
dlsposing of the traction problem In a
manner that would bring substantial
returns to the city and protect its In.
terests forever"
still another was as follows
Municipal ownership Is the cry Of
the hungry Socialist, the labor agita.
tor the Anarchist, and the man who
does not pay any taxes. To the think
ing man who has property ana hold.
ings of any character whatever the
prospect Of paying out money to keep
In employment n lot of political heel
crs Is anything but promising"
These are thoughts that are worthy
of the consideration of all citizens who
have the interests of the community
Mt heart. and while some might con.
slider them perhaps n little radical,
they at the same time are the emana-
lions Of an organization of reputable
business men Of responsibility and
standing. and should give the Mayor
ana his advisers food for thought re-
garding the course of public policy
which they have adopted and which
they are pursuing amid the acclaim Of
the mob and the Council gallery.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-28

lent service to the public in that capac-
ity ana deserves reelection.
Caparine is a safe and sure bracer.
1t Is sold In all buffcts and drug
stores.
Frank X. Cloidt Is deserving Of re.
election to the Board Of Sanitary
Trustees.
~6A
william Lcgner deserves his great
popularity.
%e~
Vote for Judge Marcus Kavanagn
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-28

public Office. Mr.. Paullin is a candi-
date for the Office of Drainage Trus-
tee. lie will be elected as he deserves
to be.
Most people think the Mayors term
long enough now. Vote against the
proposition to make 1t four years III
stead of two.
Frank X. Cloidt enjoys the rcputa-
ton Of being one Of the best and most
useful members Of the present or any
Of the former Boards Of Sanitary Trus-
tees. Mr.. Cloidt has been nominated
for reelection, and he will receive. as
he deserves, the support Of all those
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-28

for reelection to the bench. He Is a
good lawyer and has proved himself
a great jurist.
Vote for Daniel G. Ramsay for
Judge. He is fine lawyer and will
make good, reliable and just jurist.
George W. Paullin Is man whose
record commends itself to every
thoughtful citizen. 1t Is such men Ms
Mr.. Paullin that the people need In
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-28

stood by the interests of the tax pay.
ers in the Drainage Board. He is lie.
serving of the support of all good citi-
zens.
Enforce the automobile ordinance.
Daniel g. Ramsay Is making great
canvass and his friends are numerous.
He would make good Judge.
~GA
Enforce the vehicle light ordinance.
~e~
Edgar Il. TOlman was highly honor.
ed by the Republican lawyers Mt the
bar primary. He was one of the sue.
cessful candidates, polling 1865 votes.
%SA
Charles Werno has made such IN
honest and upright record in the City
Council that he cannot fail to make n
great Judge.
~S@
Daniel G.. Ramsay will make an
able and just Judge. He deserves the
support of all good citizens.
&aSSA
Enforce the wide tire ordinance.
~cA
William Lcgncr deserves the sup.
port of all good citizens.
ARe
a vote for Thomas ]. Webb is a vote
for an honest man.
%cSM
Enforce the street cleaning ordl-
nance.
Enforce the milk ordinance.
%cA
Don't forget Frank Wcntcr and his
honest record.
What hotel does NJ. 4. l.. Olsen Of
DeKalb, Illinois, stop ut when In Chi
cago?
%SA
Enforce the dog muzzle ordinance.
~6A
Adolf Bergman will make a COOL
Sanitary Trustee.
Vote for Merritt W. pinckncy. He
viii make good Judge.
~eSA
George w. PaulliI should be elected
to the Drainage Board.
Vote for Willard NJ. McEwcn for Su.
periOr Court Judge.
~e~
Thomas ]. Webb, the leading bust
ness man ana good citizen, deserves
well Of the people of Chicago. His
record rs Sanitary Trustee Is above
reproach.
Vote to re-elect honest Marcus Kav.
anagh to the Superior bench.
Vote against making the Mayors
term four years Most of our Mayors
ought to have gotten six months.
Frank Wenter deserves reelection
to the Drainage Board, and will give
satisfaction to the taX.paying public
as President of the Board Of Sanitary
Trustees. Every good citizen who de-
slres honesty and executive ability in
office will vote for him.
~S
People who have had business deal
ings with NJ. A. l.. Olsen, of DeKalb,
ILL.,, are requested to address b %,
Eagle Office.
Vote for Frank X. ClOidt for Drain
age Trustee. He has demonstrated
his absolute integrity, possesses the
advantage of experience, and through
his fine record has earned the conf
dence Of the people. He should be re-
elected.
Merritt W. Pinckney Is a fine law
yer ana Will make q great Judge.
Judge Marcus Kavanagh Is one of
the ablest judges on the Cook County
bench, and will undoubtedly be re-
elected, as he deserves to be.
IN
II you are troubled with headache,
whether chronic or otherwise, get Cap.
arine, the sure cure. which Is to be had
ut all frst'class buffets and drug
stores.
Reflect Judge Marcus Kavanagh.
Vote for Thomas j. Webb for Drain.
apa TrustaA To haa roudoroN ovool
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-28

time. and 1t Is the hope of the tax
payers. and indeed Of all good citizens
that on this occasion every voter shall
do his duty.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-28

Merritt W. Pinckney, who has been
nominated for Judge of the Circuit
Court by the Republican party of
Cook County, is one of the ablest and
best known members OF the Cook
County bar. Mr.. Pinckney is eminent
ly qualified for the high Office to which
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-28
who believe In merit, ability and In
tegrity, and In rewarding faithful off,
cial services.

In voting for candidates for the
bench the people should be careful to
vote only for the best men. Judge
Willard NJ. McEwen Is one of these.
His record is such as to gain him the
confidence and esteem Of all the voters
irrespective of party, and on this &C.
count his reelection seems certain.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-28
eAoiETS,

The friends of Frank wrntrr. Dem
ocratic candidate for President of the
Drainage Board. have started IN in.
dependent campaign ana broken away
from the management of the County
Central Committee. Some of his Ger.
man friends met ut the Briggs House
and formed the German American In.
dependent Frank Wcntcr League. The
officers urc
Prcsidcnt-Adam Ortscifcn.
Vice Prcsidcnts--IIcnry W. HUT.
mann. William Yucrs, William Roth.
mann.
Secretary. &. Valentine.
Trcasurcr--S. Fish.
Executive contradictions. Wack-
or. Eugene Niedcrrcgcr. Emanuel Man.
del. Gustayc Fischer. Franz Demmcr.
and George l.. Pfcffcr.
>S~
The Mayor has appointed former
Fire chief William RI. Nusham as
chairman of Il committee To supervise
the two platoon test. This committee
will have the power 10 change the
rules which have already been agreed
to. and II Is probable the beds will
again be placed In the engine house.
The iircmen of the Franklin street sta
ton sent Lieutenant Bassctt to Chief
Cnmpion with II plea for the rcinstalla-
ton of the beds. and the matter IL I'M
der adviscment.
&SA
Adolf Bergman Is II irst-clnss citi-
make II good and useful member Of
the Board of Sanitary Trustees.
%eM
The city's executive officers have
been directed by unanimous vote or
the Council to prepare estimates of the
cost of securing the electrical energy
from the water power of the drainage
canal and the Finance Committee has
been ordered to make the necessary
appropriations for the use of the pow
or. The order Is one of great import
ancc to the public ana the taxpayers.
~eA
Hon. Charles WcrnO has rendered
the people valuable assistance rs II
member of the Council, ana deserved
the honor of being elevated by them to
the bench. where he will render an
equally good account of himself.
~SA
Municipal ownership, immediate or
otherwise, Is rs dead rs II door nail,
and Hon. Edward FOolcm Dunno Is
foolish to try to inject 1t into this cam
palgn.
%eEA
| Hon. George NJ. Boyd would make
nm excellent Municipal Court Judge.
When member of the Legislature he
| always stood up for the peoples in
terests. opposed shady methods and
ably supported good ones. He Is Il
good lawyer and would do honor to
the Municipal Court bench.
| Mayor Dunno is right in refusing
the city Hall gang Saturday .hOli-
day. He works hard himself and can't
| see why some of the others should not
earn their salaries.
|
| Vote for Frank Y. Clolat for Drain
| = "a Trrs,oo uohos GOO, ron,r, and
do,oryos ro.o,nction
|
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-28
/leN

Hon. George NJ. Boyd would make
nm excellent Municipal Court Judge
When member of the Legislature he
always stood up for the peoples In
tercsts. opposed shady methods and
ably supported good ones. He Is Il
good lawyer and would do honor to
the Municipal Court bench.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-28

Mayor Dunno is right in refusing
the City Hall gang n Saturday .holi-
day. He works hard himself and can't
see why some of the others should not
earn their salaries.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-28

Vote for Frank Z. Cloldt for Dral
II &c Trustee. He has good record IN
deserves reelection.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-28

/Ris

Adolf Bergman Is II iirst-class citi-
zen. IN able business man and will
make n good and useful member of
the Board of Sanitary Trustees.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-28

The express companies and big team
owners have formed the Wide Tire
Association. Its object is to fight the
wide tire law and wear out the good
paycmcnts..
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-28
/6SSla>

The city's executive officers have
been directed by unanimous vote or
the Council to prepare estimates of the
cost of securing the electrical energy
from the water power of the drainage
canal and the Finance Committee has
been ordered to make the necessary
appropriations for the Use of the pow
az. The order Is one of great import.
ancc to the public ana the taxpayers.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-28
G2SN>

One of the greatest and most rcli-
able firms in Chicago Is the well known
ana successful George Lii Coal Com
pany. 1t Is conducted along lines
which have won the confidence and
liberal patronage OF the public.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-28

Hon. Charles Werno has rendered
the people valuable assistance rs Il
member of the Council, and deserved
the honor of being elevated by them t.
the bench, where he will render M
equally good account of himself.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-28

Municipal ownership, immediate or
otherwise, Is rs dead rs II door nail,
ana Hon. Edward FOolcm Dunno Is
foolish to try to inject 1t into this cam
uaiyn