Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-02-29
ALL OVER THE STATE.

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'1n" nu.ssh was s"o, an" proo'o'y
,. wo""u.a q" ~. ih''np' :"
.pa's"' lazy P""''e''" over IVY
u" matter.
Judge 'rosscup ~ chicago scored cruz
saders III an address at iiock lsland' iie
."" ,',o'" ''"S'up "''s"' w ''"e"u~
w ."'" 'oes'
osw"l Skiles. banker ana stock broker,
died at MS nome III virginia. aged ~
years. lie owned banks IN virginia, ASH
iahd ana 'handlerville.
Mrs. Joseph Bonner of Fairfield lost
her husband and mother at the same hour
the other day. Both died of pneumonia,
and were buried at the same time. with
the same funeral service.
Cant, y. Il. Thjs,lcwood OF Cairo. he.
publican candidate for Congress In the
Twepty.Gfth Illinois District. was elect.
cd to fill the vacancy caused by the death
Of George W. Smith last November.
Nine hundred English pheasant, have
been purchased by The state game com.
mission Mt n cos, of ~; a poir. and win
be bred on the State game preserves near
Auburn, They were raised by WALLACE
Evans, an Oak Park boy.
Mrs. Amarnla Martin, ono of the lead.
ing women of Cairo and n member of tho
Cairo Board of Education. is dead. She
was 20 years old. She wrote several
poems and books, one of them dealing
with the suffrage question.
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control for over an hour. The guest. l.rt
the hotel. taking their baggage. The loss
il SlO.OpO.
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al nonn srn,, ~, ,n.rn, .d,,aa,,o,
hoard If Now Vorl and h,s hoon nrom'
;S"d So mr., no Anirn. c,rno,io ~ :,
raises si;D 0oO Tor a nro,osca nnJow,non,
fnnJ wi,h;n , y.ar nccord,n. ~ an.
nonnoomsn, mad
II.,ry sc,r,ou, 4 yoor. all ,,,,os
solLior win his io.y.ar.,,i hr",n.r
lanes n, ,h.;r how, II, ,,Li,,an AL ..'..
m"r,oI,y wn,nd",I J,;n, ,na,, ,c,".,,"., ~,
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rho elder hov after /, had h..n ,,t.n ,ro,,
a burcou drawer
Gov. Denccn has issucJ n proc,nmo,iop
April ~ ns Arbor day and
Oct. - rs Bird day in the State. und
urging that they be- properly observed by
exercises In the public schools. The rca.
son that two days are designated IL that
both southern and northern portions of
the State may have suitable seasons IN
which to plant trees as u part of the OBJ
scrvnncc.
The ecre,ory Of State has is.u.d , n.
Gems, for the Western Illinois and Iown
I,oilrond Compnny. The princin,I Office
will be In Chicago. The capital stock IL
So..aO.UOO. The incorporators will con.
struct and operate u railway IN Iiancock
county. They are Paul \. Ncuff,r. Iiar-
~ II. Phillips. James T.. Nauronic,
Charles j. Horn aud ROllo NJ. Cole, aiL
OF Chicago.
Practical nil of County Tren St,rer
Tbomn.on.s nriv.,e for,nnc In CLicn,n
will Inc turncd over IN commi,,.. ~
hol,l.rs Of notes which he indorscd for
4. 4. Frost. cx.heod of the Chicago nu,,
Milwaukee Electric road. These notes
are said to aggregate $:,5OOOC, and to he.
secured by collateral approx imating $780,
0O In face value of Chicago and Mil
waukee Electric Railroad Company bonds.
Arr..,eL Mt milwaukee,. cho r,.. w,ch.
,.l and AIRS CHARLES Post ol,e.o,l So,,I,
Elyin CLEANERS ara held In ElUin un,l..r
hon,ls charged with larceny Post nov,
has ,broo snits ncn,,i,g os n r.snI, 40 ,h.
oI,.,oJ .,on.m.n, inci,,d;,. ono ,,,r s,0
mn, AGAINST Woch,ol for oi;.n,,;o, ~ III,
wife's affections. Wochtel was a bonr,Ier
in the Post home. lie had considerable
properly, bnt u saiu 10 nave transferred
" 10 MS mo'her'
Attorney General stead Is preparing to
file suit for x2OI ,2U.'S against III" cs-
tate OF the late state Treasurer. Floyd
Il. Whittemore, who was liable as Mle
Of the sureties upon the bonds OF nearly
every treasurer sued for illegally collect
ing fees on registered bonds, Attorney
General Stead will also file suits against
all the former Auditors and Treasurers
who are financially responsible and
against the bOndsmen out of whom judg-
ments can be secured.