Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-03-26
ALL OVER TIN sTATI

Louis A. Constantine has been re-
appointed postmaster at Aurora.
Horticultural experts report after
an investigation that the Illinois peach
crop is dead for this. year.
John Barlow Babcock. aged 70. IL
dead at Marengo. He was for thirty.
eight years editor and publisher al the
Marengo Republican and civil wai
veteran.
That the lease OF q building for
dramshop purposes Is vitiated when
the town becomes anti.saloon territory
Is the substance OF decision By Judge
Wright In q Belvidere case.
George Stapp. 6S years old. IN III
nois pioneer, died suddenly from heart
disease In Waterloo. He was III and
worried constantly because he could
not see his son. Arthur Stapp. who II
supposed to be In Texas.
Nine. Sarah Donnelly. at one time
considered the greatest vocal and Mu-
steal teacher In the middle west. and
for twenty years active AZ q vocal
teacher, died suddenly at her home In
Peoria. Nine. Donnelly was s5 years
old.
The Lee County Milk Producers A.
ISOLATION was organized at Dixon the
other day by c. II. Potter. Of Elgiu.
and James p Grier, Of st. Charles.
The meeting was attended by dairy
farmers within radius Of ten miles
Of Dixon. Abraham Ackert. Of Marion
Township. was elected president. auc
]. p. Goodyear, Of Nelson Township
secretary.
Daniel David Healy, politician and
Chicago man OF public affairs for forty
years, died at his home In Chicago the
other day. MIR. Healy had been ailinG
for some months. His death WA due
to exhaustion. brought ON by . com
plication Of diseases. At his bedside
were his four surviving children. hts
wife. Mrs. Katherine Healy. and his
son.in.law, John H. O'Neil.
Thomas Hudson, state mine inspec-
tor of the Cherry district. who has
been at the Inflated shaft since Noveu-
Der 10. said the other day 1t probably
will be two weeks before II viii be
safe to explore the third level to set
sixty,six bodies yet unrecovered. Mr..
Hudson declared reports that the IRE
Is out are wrong. saying It In still In
progress In many back entries.
Thirty-six hours after the death
from pneumonia of her husband,
Thomas Carter, aged SO. a pionser coal,
operator OF western Illinois. whose
constant companion she had been dur
ing his forty years blindness. Mrs,
Carter. aged 81. died In Kewanee OF
the same disease. It was the last
prayer of both that their deaths be az
they were. close together. A double
funeral was held.
Following the announcement from
Cornell University that goods" are
brighter than male students Is the rev.
elation OF even greater supremacy for
the girls at the University of Illinois.
The other day Phi Beta Kappa. the
honorary fraternity, made Its list OF
pledges public, and out of twenty-sevcn
names there were only seven men.
This surpassed the Cornell record OS
nineteen out of thirty-one selected for
the coveted honor
The home of N. C. Mason burned In
Shelbyville and he was injured. Mr..
Mason live alone. He got up to see
what his thermometer read and used
match. This he dropped on the floor
and left 1t. thinking 1t was out. II
fell on some papers and continued tc
burn. Mr.. Mason was burned about
the face and head and hands, painfully
but not seriously, He is a prominent
Odd Fellow and was grand secretary
of the order for twenty-five years.