Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-04-14


Of Chicago. The Democrats should
nominate Justice Prlndiville and the
people will certainly elect him to the
bench.
One of the most popular resorts In
Chicago Ii the higl.toned Vanderbilt
Bar ut ~ East Washington street. Of
which Mr.. II. Jorgenson Is the popular
manager.
Justice John Fitzgerald. Of the Town
Of Lake hns made splendid record as
n magistrate. Ills many friends have
brought him out rs candidate for mu-
nicipal judge and there Is no doubt but
that he will be nominated and elected.
lie will add great strength TO the tick.
ct, as he Is very popular with the pco.
pic. Justice Fitzgerald Is well read In
the law AMI Is noted for his honesty.
frmness, fairness and good common
sense.
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John J. Geraghty. 81 In Sale street.
IL the man to go for campaign buttons
and the finest badges of all descrll'.
tons.
Philip Stein was IN honest. upright
and able Judge. lie would have been
reelected but for the landslide Of 1901.
lie will succeed Judge Tuley OH the
Circuit bench.
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a Baltimore paper re,ers to "'lInm.
let. the well.known play by W. Shakes.
lcare." We hope we do not err In
assuming that our contemporary has
reference to the W. Shakespeare who
formerly resided ut Standardization,
England.
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John i. Wallace processes to fear
that the Panama canal will bc rendered
useless by England getting In first with
a waterway along the Tchuantepcc
route. lie did not, however. make this
discovery until after his retirement rs
chief engineer Of the Panama enter.
prise.
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BY all means. let us rotate. That IL
to say. after we've raised hob few
years ana exhausted the soil somewhat
let's go In AMI raise standards of busi.
ness honesty awhile ana build 1t up
again.
There might bc some chance Of the
government clerks becoming reconclled
to 7O-yenr age limit II the provision
was made sweeping enough to compel
congressman also to back away from
the public trough ut that age.
There Is nm evil back OF the lobby
evil ana directly responsible for It,.
Just rs there II for the divorce evil.
In the latter case II II the licensing
Of reckless ana unfit marriages. and In
the former 1t Is sandbagging legisla-
lures.
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Insurance reforms are now termed
drastic. Old way the companies were
run seemed to he drastic, too. 1t all
depends Oh who Is getting the drastic
end of II.
Mr.. Carnegie is stlll giving generous
~ to the colleges. There Is II wide
spread belief that this kind of aid to
education beats spelling reform all
holler.
a London man recently paid $4,000
for IN orchid, lie might have bought
I'M entire prune ranch In Arizona for
that price. Some people seem to have
queer ideas of the value OF things.
Smoking cars Tor women are now be-
Ing run on English railways. The fu-
ture hubby over there may complain
sh"t Nii' tlsUIttttS UIc Iot us
good rs those his mother used to roll.
1854
The life insurance McCurdys still
have one claim to distinction in being
about the only persons who are made
defendants daily In suits from $1,000
600 up.
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New York has discovered already
that the subway, which 1t hailed as
the eighth wonder of the world. Is
dirty and unsanitary." So Is there
fly In every ointment
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Some Inquirer into the many troubles
of the human race Is afraid that the
girls of today are educated so highly
that they aim mt the perfect ideal, and
no longer look mt the men about them.
The high aim of women Is Il power to