Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-02-24

about the surcst kind of II private
snap.
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Traegcr wants another job. II In
said that he is relying upon Tom Ca
rey for place on the county ticket.
Mr.. Tracger Ii not as popular as In
used to be.
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II the Democrats nominate a good
county ticket this yehr. II will r hard
to beat them. The Linn affair has
given the Republicans nm awful Ind
chance In an otherwise Democratic
year.
The Democrats In the Shcriif's office
are workin. hard to nominate their
chief deputy. Charles W. Peters. on
the Republican ticket for sheriff. Ills
election would insure their Jobs.
The engagement Of W. 4. Cleveland
by the international Theatrical ,U,i.
pnny Ia handle the Chicago house ut
Wabash avenue and Hubbard court nn,l
It's other business here created u mild
sensation. The deal with the ''vMude.
vile wizard" II considered n ,Uup by
the leading men Of the profession
throughout the country. President John
Consitline. Of the international com.
Iuniy. and Mr.. Cleveland closed the ,.enl
In New York city. the latter coming IL.
rect tO Chicago and assuming control.
The change means much to patrons Of
vaudeville. M Mr.. Cleveland II Ne.
knowletlged the theatrical professions
hardest worker. mnd without an equal
In assembling the premier performers
~ the world. lie hns the faculty "
providing vaudeville shows Just u little
better than those presented elsewhere,
uni his return to the field will NEE,
the approval Of his millions III friends
nnd patrons. Theater.gOers well re-
member his higll-grade attractions ut
Clevelnnd's Thentcr. and Mr.. Cleveland,
who became famous for Ills Original
greater vaudeville" announces TINT tho
quality Of those entertainments viii
be eXrllcd under his regime ut the
clcvelnnd.lntcrnntional Thcatcr. thu
safest. largest una most comfortable
tlIcutcr IN Chicago. which has bean
rebuilt nnd reiec0ratcd at IN expense
OF $4,000.
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Harry Il. Gibbons, the popular box
manufactures. will be nominated for
sheriff by the Democrats on the DIST
ballot.
The opposition to him Is dwindlins
away aud no matter how people may
differ on other things they are al.
united on Gibbons.
He Is honest. able and we'll known
and the ticket that he heads will be
fortunate In having such man fVr
lender.
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A hank like the Chicago National.
perfectly solvent ana with mllli0aalrns
and multimilliOnaires among Its direct
Ors can he closed by the government on
technicality. But another, n new
and untrlcd bank. a so.called State IN.
stltution. IL permitted 10 take In mil
lions Of dollars of the money Of the
poorer class Of people with men among
Its directors who could not get credit
for chew Of tobacco.
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When one sees the Poor Relative
and wait.fOr-the.law banks now rum
ming IN Chicago, he wonders ut the gov
eminent for closing up the National
Bank Of Illinois on u technically when
It had S7,5OO,OOO In Its vaults.
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Marcus Pollasky would make an
ideal alderman. He Is eloquent. able
and energetic. The First Ward wonid
have splendid representative In him
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We should have city inspection Of
hanks by the city government.
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Matt. Benner was q great dre mar
shall. He will make great alderman
~eyA~
Vote for FOell for alderman In the
Twenty-arst Ward.
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II. NJ. Wiedinger should be elected
alderman of the Twenty-sixth Ward.
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Policemen and firemen. working mel
aud working women, working boys and
working girls, have no protection FROM
adventures who see q good thing Ia
the banking line.
MIX Fed Chickens. a correspondent
asks II milk is proper food for chick
ems. All authorities say not. No tow
will live on duid teel Chickens hav,