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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-10
Nine STRONG REPUBLICANS TALKED OF FOR mayor:
MA BMs THOMPSON Bernard ha Peters, Isaac POWELL Leroy Goddard
MUNICIPAL NEWS
Some Items of Interest From the
Public Offices About Occur.
rences of the Week.

Assistance of the police department
In experimenting taxicab chauffeurs
who cheat their passengers was ask.
ed Monday by John Kjellander, city
sealer. Chief of Police Steward prom.
ised that he would have the men in
the vehicle bureau instructed to pay
particular attention to taxicabs. The
city sealer says that the plan of de.
frauding a passenger, which the pc.
lice are able to stop. is the practice
of not putting the signal of the taxi.
meter up when the trip starts. At the
end of the journey, he says. the chauf.
feur reports that the taximeter was
broken and failed to register and
charges whatever he sees fit or can
get.
There are 800 taximeters in the
city and one man is all have to in.
spect them" said Mr.. HIGHLANDER.
Every one is inspected and II any
passengers are overcharged 1t is by
other methods than 'doctoring' the
taximeter. The department does not
have enough men to watch the oper.
alton of the machines and that is
why have asked the police to do So"
~SA
strenuous efforts to have repealed
the anti.noise ordinance. which pre-
vents peddlers from crying their
wares and newsboys their papers,
came to naught Monday. when the
city council judiciary committee voted
6 to 8, to let the law stand. Unless
the Supreme court, before which the
constitutionality of the measure is
now at issue, decides otherwise, news.
boys and other vendors will be forced
to comply with its requirements.
The organized peddlers and vendors
Of Chicago have been bitterly fighting
the ordinance ever since its passage.
Monday they sought to have It
amended to limit the anti.noise hours
to the period from 9 o'clock p. m. to
o'clock a. m.
Alderman Donahoe, chairman, cast
the deciding vote which defeated the
amendment. Others who cast mega.
tive votes were Alderman Fulton, Tay.
lor, Thompson, Block and Forsberg.
The aldermen who voted in the at.
frmative were Danisch, Utpatel,
Twigg. Mahoney and Flick.
~El\
Within the next six weeks there
will be fewer pupils in the halliday
divisions Of the Chicago public
schools than for some years past. A
year ago there were 1904 pupils in
attendance in the divisions. This
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-10

number has been reduced to 1858, and
after January 1 will almost be eimi.
mated. Additions to the Clarke, Nc.
Laren, jefferson. Gladstone, Ballistel,
Homes, Fulton, Sumner, Rowland
and Cookery schools are nearing COM
pletion, and the portable buildings
now being used for class rooms will
be done away with when the additions
are opened.
Veterans of the Haymarket riot
held their annual meeting Sunday in
the Desplaines street court room and
elected these officers:
President-Frank p. Tyrrell, cap.
tain of the west park police.
Vice president-Charles L. johnson.
Recording secretary-Samuel Hill
60.
Financial Sergeant Free.
man steele.
Treasurer-Thomas Kindlan.
acknowledgement James Bowler.
Color bearers-George Roycroft
and Charles Fish.
Stlseuut 1T ui -JOHh Evi. SIsh.
Establishment OF garbage reduc-
ton plant at the House Of Correction,
saving $4,000 annually, was discussed
by the Council Committee on Police
Department and Bridewell. Superin-
tendent whitman said he believed
such plant could be constructed for
about $4,000. Reduction Is now done
on contract and costs the city nearly
$4,000 annually. The matter was re-
ferred to subcommittee Of Alder.
men Mahoney, Harding and Ryan, as
was the protest Of the Allied Printing
Trades Council and the Chicago Fed.
Grafton Of Labor concerning use Of
prisoners in the Bridewell printing
plant and chair factory.
Proposed elevation of portions Of
the Chicago Junction, the Baltimore &
Ohio and the Pennsylvania system
were inspected by aldermen and ON.
cials Of the companies involved on
Tuesday.
The party, which included members
Of the committee on track elevation.
Walter J. Raymer, superintendent Of
track elevation, and officials Of the
railroad companies, left in a special
car from the Union depot.
An ordinance similar to the one now
proposed was passed by the Council
October 20, 1899. but was not accept.
| ed by the companies.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29
DISCREPANCIES TRIVIAL.
Commissioner Haarer Replies to City
Accountants Criticisms.

In his report to the common council,
Tuesday evening City Accountant
Grieser. who retires July 1, points out
several small discrepancies between
the stock books and the inventories
at the different ID. P. w. yards. The
discrepancies include Sc planks and
several thousand bricks. together with
the listing OF brick and other material
under wrong grades.
Whatever discrepancies there are
are unavoidable In handling the amount
of material we are landing" said
Commissioner Haarer, Tuesday night.
1T will be found that there are many
SURPRISES as well as shortages. The
brick which are said to be wrongly
listed are Gull brick, purchased from
the contractors at a uniform price for
all grades. II probably happened that
teamsters sent for Gull brick took 1t
from the wrong piles, but this would
make no difference"
The Grieser report was received
and placed on file
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29
TO VOTE ON MANY
CHARTER CHANGES
Nearly Dozen Important Propositions
Will Be Submitted at the Elec-
ton In November.

Electors will have nearly a dozen
charter amendment and other propo
sitions to vote on In the election In
November. Those sure Of submission
are:
Two civil service amendments, one
by Aid. Vernon. to be presented on
petition circulated by the Municipal
league, to place al city employees un'
der civil service examinations; the
other, introduced by Aid. Gilman, ex'
empting ward ioremen and laboreys
earning not more than 81 q day.
Repeating Local Act No. 5S4, with
reference to the destruction OF
noxious weeds In the city Of Detroit.
Amending Section 66 Of Chapter Z
of the city charter SO as to leave the
sum to be appropriated for the main
tenance of the Detroit Museum OF Art
To the discretion Of the common cum
Gil and board Of estimates.
Amending Sections / and 5 OF Local
Act No. 372. Local Acts OF 1893. to
provide a salary for retired policemen
equal to one-half the salary received
at the time OF retirement and to re-
peal the provision under which police
officers pay to thu retirement fund one
per cent of their salaries.
Amendment to give the park and
boulevard commissioner power to
contract for the construction, without
cost to the city. OF docks on Belle
Isle. and as payment to give the
parties building them the use thereof
for a period not exceeding two years,
the docks then to become the prop
erty Of the city.
Increasing the bonding limit from 2
to 2 "a per cent and providing for
bonds OF 500 instead OF $500 demon
iLation.
Empowering the public lighting
commission to 90 into commercial
lighting.
Increasing the amount of forced
paving from 100000 to 100000 q
year.
Legalizing the acts of the common
council and board Of estimates In 1910
in authorizing the issuance of bonds
in excess OF the present bonding limit
The Moore municipal ownership
proposition will not wait until the No
vember election, but will be submitted
within a few weeks.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29
BOYS BODY RECOVERED.
River Gives Up Remains Of Edwar
Barber, Drowned Saturday.

The body OF Edward Barber.> the
17-year-old boy drowned while hath
ing III Lake st. Clair, off Windmill
Point, last Saturday, was recovered In
the Detroit river early Wednesday
morning.
While Harbormaster Ellison had his
men dragging the lake In the vicinity
of the tragedy. the body floated down
the river directly to the harbornas-
ter's Office at the foot of Bates-st
Coroner Burgess had the body taken
Immediately to the county morgue
where it was later identified by A. s.
Barber. the boys uncle, and Edward
Page. a young friend of the drowned
boy.
Young Barber lived at No. 502
Goethe-st.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29
WOMAN IS JAILED.
Is Held as Accomplish Of Man Ac
cused Of $4,000 Theft.


NEW YORK, June "a handsome
young Roumanian woman, Marcella
Weber. is held prisoner at Ellis
Island as an accomplice of Paul Web.
Der, a clerk. VINO Is charged with loot
ing a German bank at Cairo. Egypt
of $4,000 not long ago. Nearly $751;.
600 OF the money was found under q
mattress in the woman's room In
Brooklyn. Weber has disappeared
and she refuses to give clue to his
whereabouts.
The pair arrived here on the Graf
Waldersee on June 16. but although
the German consul had furnished IN.
migration officers description OF
Weber, they passed inspection safely
and we're swallowed up in the city
until traced to Brooklyn boarding
house.
The woman broke down and re
vealed the hiding place Of the money
OGicers worked so quietly on the case
that news Of the arrest did not come
out until tonight. She is 2S years
cid, and handsomely gowned.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29

Aristotle was the founder of the
science of bontany.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29
FUGITICE KIDS CAUGHT.
Pair Of Youngsters Escaped From the
Shelter Home.

After being detained in the Shelter
Home of the Society for the Proven
ton of Cruelty to Children, but few
short days. Clarence Jadenski, nine
years old, No. los Charlevoix-st., and
Benjamin Haines, nine years old. No.
337 Vermont-st, escaped Tuesday
They we're recaDtured Wednesday by
truant officers and taken back to the
home. About week ago. the young.
sters were caught trying to break into
Berry's carpet store. They were taken
into the Juvenile court and sent into
the Shelter Home.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29
HALLY GETS POsTPONEMENT.
.. v. RS Paving Mandamus Proceed
ing Comes Up July 5.

The hearing en- the Detroit United
Railways petition for a mandamas TO
compel the city to repair the FONDA.
tons under the three-cent lines. was
postponed to July by Judge Dono.
van, Wednesday morning. Corporation
Counsel Hally asked for the postpone
ment on the ground that he had not
had al opportunity to prepare an an.
swer. and counsel for the ID. U. X. was
agreeable.
A special meeting of the common
council has been called for Thursday
morning, on Mr.. Hallys suggestion, "a
discuss the companys action.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29
KINGSTON WHARF SLEEPER
Grand Trunk Railway System.

Effective Monday. June II, a sleep
ing car will be operated from Toronto
to Kingston Wharf in connection with
the Richelieu & Ontario Navigation
Co., St. Lawrence River Route. This
car is attached TO tho Eastern Flyer
leaving Detroit 2:45 D. m. daily. Res
ervations at City Ticket ONCE. 12i
woodward-ave. Telephone M. 80.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29

mittee OF fifty absolutely. Have
dismissed Messrs. Webster. Stan
ley and Walker. You have no In
tention now. and will not In the
future. of appointing Mr.. Webster
corporation counsel This was i'm
portant In the sense that II any
matters get started and you
should be reelected, II might en-
barrass the whole situation TO
change back into the hands OF the
ID. II. r. advocates.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29
LIFE CRUSHED OUT.
=. j. Fischer 10 Instantly Killed
While Coupling Cars.

While trying to couple two freight
cars In the yards of the Ferry-ave.
plant of the American Car & Foundry
Co., Tuesday Afternoon, F. J. Fischer,
yard foreman. living on Frederick.
ST.. near Russell-st.. was crushed to
death His head was caught between
the bumpers OF the two cars and he
was killed instantly.
The pin holding the two cars had
broken. causing them to separate
Fischer was attempting to couple
them when he stumbled and fell for
ward.
He is survived by his widow and q
little girl Coroner Burgess had the
body removed to the county morgue.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29
FOUND UNCONSCIOUS IN STORE.
Clerk in Keenan, q Jahn's Says Eel
low EmpIoye Assaulted Him.

Samuel Lewis, No. 571 Michigan
ave-. employed at Keenan, & Jahn's
furniture store on Woodward-ave., was
found unconscious on the floor In the
place, late Tuesday afternoon. He was
taken home and after coming to his
senses, declared he had been assault
ed by another workman in the store.
Lewis is not badly hurt. The police
are investigating.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29
Expensive and Evanescent.

Il don't suppose there is anything
gets out Of date quicker than wo.
mans hat"
Unless II is battle-ship. "-(From
the Birmingham Age-Herald)
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29

We are indeed proud of the distinction OF
being Detroit headquarters for Blue Serges,
and our mammoth stock of Blues is evidence
enough that have earned II. Included
dozens OF different shades in plain colors. SELF
stripes and clever new fancy stripe effects--au
designed. cut and tailored by master workmcn,
II you want something new-something right
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29
Hana the Hlah Prices.

Morleyites would like to have a
travelling meat market visit this town
every week.-(MorIey Correspondence
Canton Plaindealer.)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-26
A RUGGED OFFICIAL

NutwihStanling thc two Republic.
an members 0f The honSc inNvSigating
cammiiten agreed With lhc five Dom
upta,ie muiMh0gs thai the committee
Was Ia good faith, causing the mlnosf
lly tu veto with The majority. Il local
paper. With i rvrulation Tor fahrcat
lNg and attempting Ia miSlrad bold
N declared the rantMittve will mol
ID sts duty. hui viii Stsek ia veser M
ANY lrtlgieaelvS thAl may hu shuwm
i. N, Smlth. III Manchester n
chairman af ,he Mestigatirg rommn-
ter II there he man iM oklahoma
wha hellrscs smith could he mduccu
a. vvnnitt n Wrung nr violate his oath
len nus M lat failed II make himself
heard
lNrrp nne h the sryvn uemhcrs vi
tAat vNnmlstve haS high ssandlng
both IL homo ami III lho capital cilS
l0f Nlegrity aslh common sense pur
p,Sv II this hr lml tFuc, Il IL Inv
luty Ut lhe aecuScgS "a show 10 the
Sanlgary II there hc Il mah who II
laNgv ruggvaly and pevSiStvnsly honest
Nigh hin,self ami tho wasld lhan y
" SMITH his nawr eagsa, 10 10 y,
no roster ma doesn't oven cvade \
RESPONSIBILITY nor attempt ta avoid I
ssatN. SA.l4A II OF thu st,Nafas ealihrs
a meN Any whitvwaSAiag he dnes
will have cared whatever dcIeci WAS
beneath tue surface before he allows
sAe smear 10 he made
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, tl'rom lbe Atchison Globe,

FtfFUW Tue AtChlSOu tiuntt
Any woman admire. is pretty
Drake Matsun
No woman loves der husband when
she has. i sick headache ssF I
You may have observed that a
cheap automobile usually acts that
Nay.
Every really good church member
refers 10 Sunday AS %the sabbath I
How soon patience ceases 70 be n
virtue Min the faults ,ol some one
ypu dislike.
IN real life, the villain can 10 plct.
HIN mean without sncer and black
lnenstache
Ii woman hasn't any faith in 4
man, Ii Is good evidence that NJ one
Time she had too much,
The Clifford pinchos row Is bccona-
ins as promiMent as Taft's kin, or
the men who used to know him
A man cares about rs much for his
wife's gossip as she does for his
Jokes. hut he isn't usually 50 polite
about it.
There are SO many kinds of people
that men have been known 10 com
plain about everything except that
the dividends they receive arr too
large.
4 We notice by the advertisements
ttlat every woman cen save some
/ ,irunkari. but this doesn't variant
her in marrying q d.unkard lust 10
prove Il,
X liza man who is%a poor speller, II
i brave enough to write a love letter
I Il school teacher. his friends
needn't VERY about his future; ne
viii also be brave enough TO boss her
I There are NOT enough men 10 g
around here of late. Which seeount;
fo. the change OF sentiment regard
ina widowers. Formerly when they
married again very soon, /, was al
Outrage: now II is Duty.
The doctors. after close investlsa
ton. have discovered why a ceriali
Atchison woman. the mother Of nine
, chilsleu. aud VITO does every Bit Q
The work, has been having daily ~
, for the past three weeks; A friend a
CAr,ssmas presented he with Lounl
. ing Robe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-26
;4oW,s THIS?

We oIler One Hundred Dollars re
ward for any ease Of CaMrrh tnat
cannot be cured hy Halls Catarrh
Cure, II. j, CHENEY Y va
Toledo. o.
We, tho undersigned, have known
H. i, Cheney for the last III years,
aud holiove him perfectly honorable
III all business transactions, and
financially able to carry sat amy on
hsatioms made hy his firm
WAlDlNG. klNNAN a MARVIN
Wholcsale Druggists. Toledo q,
Hairs caiarrh Cure Ia taken In
lerually. acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces ut The
system Testimonials sent Tree,
prlce fau per bottle. Sold BY all
druggists
iake llal's Family pills for con
S,lpation,
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-26

REPUBLICAN, STRIFE

Mhil#t thN NtAie RrNNhsNAh nav
rlituc N AElAtina the Workers " heNn
telling IL Democratic disatlccilan, w
tclnrvinp waf threatens ~ destroy
thp Organisation III the llarNS fngeea
nenuia ifhnn ana Mcclure are NO.
Al praer,
taxslns tadr and eongressman
Richard Murgan have derlarwi Fran"
Gillette must haXe ihv nNhry lah
with rgvagpg liaffls aud Met'n'fo MI
aplefmiRrd hc ehall met have i
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haa advertised thai Nj N unw enpes
nG and Nill continue ~ npnose Srrah
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fltrom lhe phllndelphIa Recordl

lll0m tie PhiiuAeipuia keculul
Some men a'e SO tnbued with the
homo insi net that they never succeed
apAMnege elsep outleNi.. J8s IA
|a,tMpplen talsQ,t are but oHllldgkkk9f IN
hlfapgt gFoNihv TheAs so9q gWssa ~
IA thelp t0Nh, and tiRrHpk them Ay
A gAeaiul cnFrlqge II a fine Thing
but ni9Ay "A man i with an awkward
walk gets there just the same,
Sonln fellows never succeed because
thoygare too lazy 70 get up and un-
bolt the door when Fortune knocks.
Tommy Pop. what Is an cgotlstg'
rommy's pop-"An egotist. my son, y
d fellow who Ii so wrapped up In him,
self thut he pays no attention TO Us"
Wigg Ibid sou ever know such Z
pugnaclous Individual as Bjoncs
Wagg No. bionos ls SO full OF fight
that even his own statements con-
llictM
Ncll--Nlack Rapladc always whis-
pels sweet nuthinga In my ear Belle
M" Aud he swears to be true. when he
makes love To mo Nell--"0h, we'll
lt's pretty much the same thing"
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when DcaaiS Flyan Palicsf himself
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Sary INITIATED. 40 undaly Influence
she veierS. he hies himself hack e
hss isi- ami hal his friends do some
more feeling oas Tor him in bis fc
S.rr - rcersve she Republican nom
inasi ion se- governor. Vast seeF das
Ia him a. Mussogsc csSald aincSi bs
rsaSSca as crnslsy lo sHisa4is.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-26

Clsnsaa News TAiS is business
session TAe Democratic ma.
jarssy has no time for linen waShsns
or anneesSSary Investigations. Tho
lseAacEasle MaaB0gs,y is iegiSlasins
QaiSSly ia behalf " the people and
accidentally eeGspaiNS Democracy ~
eeteg sAe coming cAgapSign with az
&raSS3vvaeSs ana confidence
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-26

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-26
ALIENS Lung BALM.

is the cid reliable cough remedy.
Found in every drug store and in
practically every home For sale BY
all druggists 5. aSc. SEC and 81 % bo'-
ties.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-26

Tbe Government NAV have tc ANts0
& NeN AAs,eStSgs sar HAs& The PMS
*nt pss> aaaSses j. shaking ~ hsSs nc
rass aSmAgc tAe walls 90 the present
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-26

AS SAe Mas pole fog sae 8 q ~ bar
siARy festival Nl}aw 0S so S0g2eS, thar
sfanN eSgsSos tsr harmony, che aea
T9.Aass g.agg& AZ TGsSag0wa.