Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-29

Court by the Republican party of
| Cook County, Is one of the ablest and
best known members of the Cook
County bar. Mr.. Pinckncy il eminent.
~ qualified for the high office to which
lie has been nominated, being a pro.
round lawyer. u public spirited citizen
ana man gifted with the qualities
which 20 to make up the true judicial
mind. Mr. Pinckney il Il man in the
prime Of life, being just i5 years old.
He was born IN Mount Morris. Ill.,,
ana was educated ut Rock River Semi
nary. of which his father. Daniel J.
Pinckney. was principal. lie was grad.
iated at Knox College. Galesburg. Ill.,.
IN 1881. In that same year Mr.. Pinck-
ney came TO Chicago and commenced
the study of law at the Union College
of Law. from which institution he
graduated In 1883.
Mr.. Pinckney has been practicing
law for twenty-five years. and IL a
leader In the realm Of Jurisprudence
He has been for years the leading
member of the well.known and sue.
ccssful law firm of Pinckney. Tatge
h Abbott. Is a lifelong Republican. ana
a man who. II elected. will do honor
to the judicial bench Of Cook County.
II Grover Cleveland was hired to sit
OH the Equitable safety valve few PEG.
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of any more steam.
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Drink Nec-lsoc water IL you want
to feel good
War has lost many of Its horrors.
but 1t will not he pleasing as long as
Alfred Austin continues to write these
awful poems about II.
Mr.. John Felt, the well known aud
popular South side business man,
would make a first class member Of the
city council. Mr.. Felt has conducted
for years a first class and successful
business In iron beds. mattresses, etc.
for years at 2713 South Halsted street.
He is known ana respected by the en-
tire community, among whom there is
and elected rs the next alderman of
the Fourth Ward.
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President Eliot of Harvard advises
young men to associate with their sil.
periors. But how can college young
men do that?
A New York department store has
added n hospital department. having
prOtited by observations taken on bar.
gain days.
Nec-Roc il the water for the liver
and kidneys. 1t restores them to
health.
The Japanese are to adopt the RO.
man characters. They have shown that
they possess something OF the "Old
Roman" character already.
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One OF the best equipped and mos,
popular bnffets within the loop Is that
Of II. Reldsma, lG2 Washington
street.
History Is made rapidly In these
times. The first steel skeleton build.
ing ever erected Is about to be demol.
ished to make room for n twenty.
story office structure. The building.
known as the Tower Building, stands
on lower Broadway, New York City.
When the architect submitted the
plans for 1t to the building depart.
ment seventeen years ago, the mem.
bers of the department were so puz.
Zled that they had to turn the whole
matter over to II special board of eX.
pert examiners For the first time in
the world building had been de.
signed in which the entire weight of
walls ana floors was supported by the
steel skeleton, ana the building laws
contained no provision for such Il
W h''hl'' i'Hl wv 'NItIlS UtttIbItV
the plans, ana the modern "sky.
scraper' was born.
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When the late Gen. Fitzhugh Lee
was buried, several Confederate vet.
Grams were among the civilian escort,
They wore the old uniform, marked
with the insignia of the rank to which
they attained. Lieut. L. $. Grant, "A
grandson of the great general, was adj
jutant of the parade, and from his
horse directed the honorary pall-beur-
ers to their proper places. When he
saw on the collar of the Confederate
uniform Of one of these men the can.
tain's insignia, the young lieutenant. in
obedience to the military regulations
that Il junior officer dlsmOunt before
addressing senior, sprang from his