Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-03-17
islative petitions 10 insure against dc.
feat In the judicial convention.

islative petitions to insure against de-
feat In the judicial convention.
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Charles NJ. Foell will be the next
alderman from the Twenty. first Ward.
lie deserves the support Of every good
citizen and he will get It.
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John X. Prlndiville should he elect.
Cd to the bench Of the new Municipal
Court. lie II one Of the men who
have reflected credit upon the justice
bench Of Chicago-his record as a jus.
tice Of the peace, covering many years.
being absolutely above reproach.
Mr.. Prindivillc In a native Of Chicago
and has passed oil Of hts life In the
city. lie In a son Of Redmond prlndl.
vile. one Of the pioneers Of the city.
who was identified with some Of the
most important events In the making
Of Chicago. The Democrats should
nominate Justice Prindiville and the
people will certainly elect him to tho
Municipal bench.
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Mayor Dunno II not dishonest. But
un,le: his administration the packers
pay cents per 1000 gallons for water
and common people Iay 10 cents per
1.WW gallons. Under his administra.
ton the bad meat In downtown stores
Is condemned. but the bud meat ut the
stock yards II not condemned.
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The Chicago Telephone Company dc.
serves well ut the hands Of the people
Of Chicago. II " easy enough to grOwl
hut when one remembers the amount Of
labor saved by telephone and the
amount Of labor required to keep such
u great service In running order, the
wonder II That the company has done
half as much ~ II has.
The candidacy Of Justice Theodore
Mayer Of the East Chicago avenue
police court for nomination on the
municipal courts ticket hns been III
dorsed by the Democratic organIxati lions
In the Twenty.secOnd and Twenty.
third Wards, the latter being his own.
anu II u almost certain that he will
secure the Endorsement Of the Twenty.
first Ward.
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Congressman william I.Orlmer does
not anticipate much difficulty In No.
curing a reelection to Congress. lie
has host Of friends.
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Fletcher Dobyns would make good
Judge.
The safest department store In the
city to-day Is The Fair. 1t has broad
nisles and every convenience for the
public.
Philip Stein was an honest. upright
and able Judge. lie would have been
reelected hut for the landslide of 1904.
Tie will succeed Judge Tuley on the
Circuit bench.
The International Theater IL firmly
established rs the leading place Of
amusement In the West. Capacity
houses ARE the rule. The high quality
OF W. =. Clcveland's "Greater Vaude-
vile" shows IL not only kept up to the
standard set by THE Vaudeville Wiz
arb" but has been even elevated. The
entertainment at "rheater COmforta.
BILE" In Wabash avenue Is the Talk Of
Chicago. beginning Monday, March
IL, Eph. ThompsOn's herd of famous
s0mersaulting, military and comedy
elephants will move to the lnterna.
tional from their long engagement In
New York prior to their departure for
Europe. Mr. Thompson is the original
elephant trainer. The expense incur
red In bringing them to Chicago has
been enormous. The many tricks per.
formed by the huge beasts IL beyond
belief Many other great artists will
be- seen.
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The peoples choice for Congressman
In the Tenth District to succeed FOss
Ii Ex-State Senator Frederick G. DE
Lang, Of Glencoe. who II an old resi-
dent OF the North Side, coming to Chi.
cago from Albany. n. y, with his par.
ents In 1857. lie attended the old
Franklin school and Rush Medical Col.
lege, resided on Sedgwick street for
twenty-six years; later on Fullerton
avenue for more than ten years lie
was secretary and principal promoter
OF the Lake View annexation move
ment which was carried to success, and
Lake View was made the Twenty fifth
and Twenty-sixth Wards OF the city Of
Chicago. lie was the first secretary Of