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THE CITY IN BRIEF Liong Courtship Ends with Melo--: lramatio dim ax. BABIES FOUND IN RIVER Little Girl Drowned in. Lincoln Park Lagoon. Bicycls Ride Terminates In a Family Row "Cy" Da Vry Returns- Other COIHTSHIP EIDS I If ARREST. WUUam J.

WUI la Ckarstii Srlta Stealta fe3SO. Justice Martin suspended the heiring of his docket of disorderly conduct cases st tss Armory poMee court long enough to issue a warrant for the arrest of William A Waits on a charge ef steal tag $3,350 from Mrs. Diana Chaffee, the proprietress of a pretentious boarding-house at No. 2714 Wabash avenue. The magnitude of the sum Involved' seemed to affect the complainant but little, as she walked quietly to the msglstrste's desk, attracting attention only by the fashionable tailor-made costume and general air of affluence.

She as quietly left the courtroom, to go to the detective headquarters to make arrangements for White's arrest. The warrant is the result of sn ended lore affair. Mrs. Chaffee Is the widow of the late Charles W. Chaffee, and White, or Whitney, as he Is sometimes called, is maay years her senior.

He resides at No. 3754 Dearborn street. It Is alleged that after making prof fers of marriage to Mrs. Chaffee he induced her to mortgage her property and give into his Hands nearly Ilu.OCO, Wben Wblte secured possession of the money, it is said, his lore grew cold, and he left Mrs. Chaffee with neither money nor suitor.

Mrs. Chaffee expected to marry she ssld, st the time "she Intrusted to him her money. According to the sworn complaint she filed, she turned oyer her money to him on Msy 10. Since then the warm feelings between them hare cooled, and an entirely different sentiment sow prevail. But.

little is known regarding White, save that for many months he was Mrs. recognized suitor, and looked after her ness affairs, in that way gaining her confidence. According to Mrs. Chaffee's story, she was ill at the time she turned over her money to White, and wss therefore much more easily influenced than she could otherwise have been. Her funds were In bank at the time, and she gave him an order to withdraw them.

The CeEtral and Cottage. Grove avenue police are looking for White, and bis arrest Is expected soon. White has disappeared from his home, but Mrs. Chaffee is confident she can direct the police to where he can be apprehended. Mrs.

Chaffee was not at home when a can was made at her boarding-house, but a servant who answered the bell volunteered the Information that White had not left the city, and thst notes bad passed between Mrs. Chaffee and him last Sunday. BODIES OP TWO 1FASTS FOISD. Remains Are Disco-re reel Floating i a the River. The dead bodies of two Infants, both apparently about 6 months of age.

were taken from the south branch of the river, near the Halsted street bridge, yesterday. The bodies were discovered within sn hour of eacfi other. Officer Michael Frees of the Canal do rt avenue station, who Is de tailed at the bridge, was Informed that the body of a child was Boating In the water. He procured a boat asd brought the body to the shore. it was taaen to toe county morgue.

Less than an hour later another pedestrian, in passing over the draw, saw the body or anotner ctuia nesting on in water. Officer Frees was again notified. and, with the aid of the boat, the dead body was brought to land and removed to the county morgue. The police at the Canal port avenue station are at a lose to account for the presence of the two dead bodies in the water. No marks of violence are found on the bodies of th lnXants.

Inquests will be held today st the county morgue. CHILD DROWXED IS THE LAGOO. DasgBtcr of Mrs. Mary Svhreiber Meets Death la I.I a eel a Park. Annie B.

Schrelber, the 12-year-old Mrs. Mary Schrelber. No- 121 Sigel street, was accidentally drowned In the la goon at Lincoln park about 4 o'clock yester day afternoon. The child was playing near the water's edge when she slipped and fell into the water, and before. aid could reach her was drowned.

The body was taken home by the police-. WAITS FOR MIS WIFE WITH A Gt'S. Qalet Bieyele Rlao- Eaea with Drs- anatte Taklcaa, A quiet little bieyele ride with Henry Jones on the part of Mrs. William Johnson was responsible for number of revolver shots fired early yesterday morning. Mrs.

Johnson lives at No. 7742 Dearborn street and when her husband came home and found her absent he awaited the return of his better hslf with loaded revolver. When Mrs. Johnson and Jones came back from their rids Johnson is alleged to have tried to shoot both. The police were called, but Johnson bad flown, and no arrests were made.

All the interested parties in the case are colored. ItEJOICIXQ AT LIXCOLJf PARK. Cy" De Vry Resnlted wits the Rhinoceros and Wall-Eved Owl. "Cy" De Vry, the old-time animal-keeper at Lincoin park, has gone back to his former having succeeded Keeper James T. Sweeney yesterday.

It is needless to add thst the change wfll meet the approbation of the public, which ap preciated Mr. De Vry's peculiar talent; and the animals, too, so long under his custody. will rejoice st his return after ta interval of two years Cy" De Vry has traits In his make-up that 'render him a master band ta the ears of wild animals. His methods of conciliating them, of winning their affection, are wonderful. When "Cy" was keeper before Sweeney he had only one enemy among the animals, and that was old Mrs.

Snyder, the tigress. As soon as "Cy" would come in sight she'd snsrl snd growl, and gtve him a frown that would emash ten Icebergs. But the rest were his friends, bis steadfast friends, and would greet him in their own way aa often as he neared them. Dutch, the elephant, bad merrier twinkle in her eye as he approached. Her head would wag the faster, and "Cy al ways gave her a friendly word.

Thea old Major and Jennie, In the lions' cage, always nestled their great shaggy heads next to him whenever opportunity offered. De Vry's great pride was In raising lion cubs. The otters, long, sleek, snd snakelike, cams bounding through their pool when he passed by. -r. The buffalo held a levee ever the rental keeper's ret urn.

the pelicans snd ducks danced thessrsbsnd snd rigadoon, the monkeys ga vs. readings rrom umr Khayyam, the prairie dogs feud the pea fowL and, in fact, "there was a hot time in the old Keeper De Vry -will have te form new ac quaintances, as there have been many arriv als since' he left, but he will soon give 4 clock tes, ana oe presented to all the new. comers. "Old Jack." tbs brown bear, the pioneer of tbs will give some social function in vry's honor. 'SEARCH FOR A ROT'S PARE JIT.

Police 'Are Asked to Tim Father sf Meary Haeh. i Chief Clerk Luethardt of detective head quarters received a communication vfrom Canon City, yesterday afternoon, ask ing him te find the father of Heary Huch, who lives at Canon City. The communication Is signed by A. J. Fielder.

-the city marshal. The letter states tnst Buctt ta fast Killing himself by the excessive use of morphia and high living. The young man's lite Is ssld to be so fast that he baa attracted the atten tion aad sympathy of the entire community. At present the young man is is such a physi cal condition that it la not thought he can live long, unless be Is Inunedlstety resetted snd given proper medical care and atten tion. The eity marshal ef Canon City has ordered every druggiat la that city ta refuse the man morphine or any other similar drug.

but, the letter states, he manages ta procure all he desires. Huch is said to corns from a wealthy family of Chicago, his father, it la said, sending the bey regular weekly allowance. -Detective Sergeant Hanley was given charge of the matter, aad he visile Louis Huch. who eon- ducts tsnnery-at Elatoa venue snd Bradley street, but he ssld he knew nothing of LAS boy st Canon City. The police will continue their efforts to find the parents of the young man.

as. according to the letter, there is no doubt but thst they reside la Chicago. i ARB ALLEGED TROLLET ROBBERS. Pollee Believe They Have Five Iaa- pertaat P-rloeaers. In the arrest yesterdsy of five men by officers from the Msxwell street station West Side police officials believe they have in custody the gang which is guilty of the whole series of street car hold-ups that have occurred within a fortnight.

The men arrested sre Henry Feinberg, Joseph Feinberg. Mlchsel Bsgley. Matthew Joyce, snd Michael Burns. They have been Identified by Jacob Reed and John Hansen, conductor and motorman of the West Twelfth Street car which was held up at the Twelfth street visduct last Saturday night. A gold watch taken from Conductor Reed wss found in the possession of Harry Feinberg.

At 3 o'clock, soon after Captain Wheeler sent Detectives Keefe, Theme. Duffy, snd King to And the men, they arrested Joe Feinberg a Sixteenth and Wood streets. He was ssleep when the officers catered the room, and before he was able to use ths revolver which was under his pillow handcuffs were placed on his wrists and be was taken to the Maxwell street station. An hour later the officers surprised Harry Feinberg at Habited and Jackson streets. He was standing in front of a saloon snd when he ssw the officers he attempted to escape.

When taken to the police llatiou two wstchea were found in his When the officers went to Bagley's home he was in bed. Mrs. Bagley refused til police sdmlttsnce snd during the altercation between her snd the officers Bsgley swoki snd mads an effort to escape from the sous, dressed only In a pair of trousers and an undershirt. The officers but be refused to stop running, and was not brought io a standstill until several shots were fired at htm. He foughl the four officers all the way to the patrol box snd was finally landed in a cell, hatless and without shoes and stock ings.

Matt Joyce was caught in his home at Henry and Jefferson streets, and Burns was arrested without resistance noon. Tus prisoners are all young men ranging In age from 21 to 25 years. They have bad records and are the remnants of the old Henry street which terrorised ths residents on the Southwest Side for many years. Toe police claim the men were implicated Jn the jobberies of the West Twelfth stree car at the viaduct and Lumber street, in the robbers secured nearly ISO and two watches; the Archer avenue ear at Thirty-Fifth street, snd also the Cicero car, wMci was the first of the series of the trolley robberies. Yesterday without hesitation Conductor Reed identified the four men.

Ha was positive that Henry Feinberg and Matt Joyce the men who covered him with revolvers and relieved htm of his money snd watch. He also Identified Joe Feinberg and Mike Bagley, as did also Motorman Hanson. BIG SHOW AT EVAXSTO.X. Klasllae- Bros. Ctreras Gives Twe Prr-' 'ornsa aeea Toesay.

This Is circus dsy In RIngling Bros' worlds greatest shows will rive a street carnival- at 10 o'clock this forenoon, performance at o'clock this afternoon, and another at 8 this evening. There is a charm about a big show like the Rlngllngs' when seen under canvas thst Is necessarily abridged to a certain extent when the ssme show Is crowded Into building that is Just about half large enough to contain it. The show as given at Tartersall's last April was the brightest and most thoroughly satisfactory circus entertainment ever seen' la Chicago, and It is difficult to imagine bowMl could possibly be better under canvas. Ths additional room, however, permit of a better displaying of- equestrian features snd the sensational aerial numbers than can possibly be arranged Indoors. Then there have been added to the show since It was seen here a number of new acts of the highest order ef merit, necessary to fill up the additional space provide, under what is declared to be the largest canvas ever constructed for show purposes.

There's lots of fun st circus, snd st Kvsnston the big show Is Just. about ss near as It csn get to Chicago and show tinder can vaa. for there Isn't a vacant lot In the city proper that will cental a all its tents Several bicycle parties will wheel out to the show, snd Mayor Harrison will lend one numbering seversl hundred. Special arrangements have been mads for the checking and care of wheels, snd everything conducive te the comfort snd pleasure of visiting Chicago- ans be provided. WORK OK THE COROXER.

laqaetti Held Yesterday sal. Sew Cases ReporveeL. The following Inquests were held by the coroner yesterdsy: John Helfeld. No. S4 Paulina street, committed suicide by hanging himself in Humboldt park.

Dr. E. Kean, No. 1215 Chicago avenue, Evanston, died from Injuries accidentally received by being struck by Chicago ssd Northwestern train. The following cases were reported to the coroner yesterdsy: Henry Lewis, No.

7V4 West Fifteenth place, died from chronic Bright's disease: doctor issued a certificate. Dennis Kelley. No. 610 Thirty-Seventh street, died st St. Luke's hospital from injuries received yesterdsy st Harvey, I1L, by being struck by an Illinois Central train.

Mrs. Esbery, No. 237 Townsend, street, died suddenly without medical attention. Sam Schmldusky. No.

8921 Townsend street, drowned In the lake at the foot of Ninety-Fifth street: body at above number. Lulu Williams. No. 2936 Princeton avenue, died while eating beans from a tin can; supposed poisoning. IS SAID TO HAVE RESIGNED.

Collector Balsa Reported to Bar Tsraed Over His OsUee. It was bruited among Federal officers yesterday that Collector Mix had sent his resignation ss the head the Internal revenue office to the President. Mr. Mlxe left his office early In the none of his deputies had heard of the reported resignation. Collector Miss hsd no hesitancy in sayinA the other day, when it was reported thst his resignation would be cslled tor, thst It would be tendered, as he did not consider the four year term of office binding and considered himself at the pleasure of the President.

If Mine Is asked to rea'ga the other official appointed by President Cleveland expect te be similarly called upon to resign. In the cssa of Marshal Arnold it Is reported that Seaator Ames, slsted for bis place, ta personal friend of Arnold and will be willing to wait until Arnold's term expires next Msy. WILL CLOSE FOR. tl'MltEE. Ts at row's Service at MItitunt Church the Last' a tit Sesteauher.

The Militant church will close tor the sua -mr seaaoa after next Sunday owing to extensive repairs aad improvements which are to be made in Handel halt, where the services sre held. V- On account ef the large increase In menv ten hip during the past few weeks It was decided at a) meeting of ths church member T11JS DATLY XNTISK OCJ2A1T, SAa UKDAT MORHINtt, JUIiY 17, 1897. yesterdsy te resume ths morning services early in September, and also engags Handel ball for a series ef popular afternoon services beginning with the first Sunday Is October. The first of these services will constat of a sacred harp festival of about twenty In struments. Dr.

Rssk will deliver his lecture pa Savoaarola. Tomorrow being the last ef the church year communion will be cele brated. "aJMCRIKS PROBABLY' FATAL. Little Ctrl Is Uraek hjr aa Electric) Almost directly In front of her boms. No.

2923 Went worth avenue, and la full sight of her mother and later. Cells Drexter, 7 years old. was struck by aorth-boaad electric cat1 on the Wentworth avenue ttae aad fa tally Injured yesterday. When struck the girt wss almost directly la the center of the tracks. The fores of the blow threw ths girl to one side, her drees caught on the footboard, and before the ear could be brought to full stop the almost lifeless body hsd been dragged fully twenty feet along the The saotloet at the ear drew the giiTs body In under the and almost directly under ths wheels.

Passengers on ths car picked up the unconscious girt snd carried her homo. Dr. Tllletsoa. Root street Wentworth avenue, was summoned, and upon examina tion it was found tnst several nns es ins right side were crushed, snd ths girl's hesd snd face cut and bruised. Ths physician does sot think the girl can recover.

Witnesses to ths accident ssy thst the motorman of ths car was not to blams for the accident, but that ths glrf stood waiting for south-bound csr to pass snd then ran acroes the tracks, directly In front of ths csr aorta bound. SALOOX-KEEPER IS MISSING. Frlessa ef O. at. Jeasea Isjsest Fowl Play.

O. M. Jensen, a well-known sa loon-keep of Dunning, disappeared from his home on the evening of July 7. sad bis friends eaa account for his absence In no wsy but that he has met with foul play. Jensen is well known in the northwesters part of the city, where he has lived for ever thirty years, and la reputed to be wealthy.

He is a member of ths Knights of Pythias aad other orgaaisstlons. At the time of his dis appearance ha hsd several hundred dollars la his possession, a gold wstcn snd chain, a valuable K. of P. charm, aad ether articles. He was 45 years old.

feet 8 laches tall, weighed (30 pounds, bad a sandy complexion, and were a light gray suit aad brown stiff hat. HOMAGE TO FBESCH PRESIDENT'. Ckiease Frleaaa of the Reowhllo Express PrleaaMy Seatlseeat. The following message wss transmitted yesterdsy to the French Minister of Foreign Affairs, st Paris, through the consulate of the French Republic at Chicago: la reply to a toast "Ths Prestdsot of ths reach Republic" a large camber of Frenchmen. French-Canadians.

Loulslanlans. sad cltl- seas ef Chicago, friends of France, gathered at dissw st the homo of M. Gabriel VaHibosssas. tctlag French consul, appreciating sis fraternal hospitality, beg of bm to express by special tele ft ram te M. Felix Fsurs their friendly sen times la asd to present to him their respectful h3snago ea tbs eeeastoa of the glorious anniversary of the 14th of July.

VERDICT IS GUILTY. Wiles. Cresla, aael Croat Arc Cos. vsetea hy awry. Edwsrd Wilson.

Daniel Cronln. snd Edward Grant, who are charged with robbing Christian Schols. Kub. Nathan Jt Fischer's messenger, of $3. SOU, were found guilty by a jury last evening.

Wilson, who Is 22 yesrs old. will probably serve a term In ths penitentiary. Grant and Cronln. aged 1 aad 2. respectively, go to ths Pontlae reformatory.

Graat is mar' rled aad has a child. Assssseti rats. Stevens, leading pbotogrspasr.UeTleksr'sThf. Ths annual reunion of the OIney asseeiatloa will take place this afternoon st 1 o'clock at Washington para. Walter Tboeaas Mills will speak at Msshsttsn beach is the pavilion st eises asmorro Subject.

"The Trusts snd the Unemployed. The Sunday schools ef Pilgrias Teatele Bap-tie. Trtnttv Bantiat. snd Bethsar Cenaieaa- tional chsreses will give asioa plcsle at Lsa- relwood park Tuesday, July Zl. A conference of men aad women Interested is tbs great social, bygienle.

and philanthropic questions pertaining to ths welfare sf aasnaa society wUl be held at Bsttls Cress, Ocs. iZ-ll. Told ta Parasrraph. While standina on the footboard ef aa east- bound electric car on' the Sixty-Third street line, Henry Evans. No.

gdg Westwprta avenue, was yesterday struck by the rear end of a delivery wagoa beloaglag to J. H. Bresia aad seriously Injured. Charles C. Rieksrsen, alias La Clair, alias Smyths, already seder lndlrlmset for vtoist-ISg the postal taws, wss rearrested Thursday night by Inspectors Christian and McAfee for a second violation of the laws snd wss held to ths next grand Jury by CommisstQaer Humphrey ta 13.000 son as.

SICKNESS LED TO SUICIDE. Death of Eassscl Rleh, Pro as ta eat Merchaat of Atlaata. ATLANTA. July IS. Emaauel Rich, member of the firm ef M.

Rich at an of the largest dry goods aad urn iters homes in the South, committed suicide at his heme la this city st 7 o'clock this moraine by cutting his throat with a fruit knife. He-returned from New York Saturday, and on Sunday seemed to be 'deeply depressed. That afternoon he tried to kill himself, but wss prevented from doing so. This, morn log he escaped from the surveillance under which he hsd been placed, snd, succeeded In self- deatruetlon. Mr.

Rich was well known In business circles throughout ths South and tn New York, where he spent much time ss buyer for his house. He ranked as one ef Atlanta's most prominent ssd wealthy Hebrew citizens. He wss a native of Huncarv. and 49 years old. He waa aa equal partner with his two brothers tn the firm of M.

Rich A Bros. As fhe house enjoys excellent flnsnclal standing, no cause Is known for the suicide, except nervous dyspepsia, from which ths victim waa a great sufferer. Dsddy Erin's the croesin' men. Aa' be ain't much en dress, -And his Job's a-algnaila'. The midnight express.

An' sometimes winter sights. When mam ala't a-keeria. I goes dowa aad stays a bit Wif els Dsddy Erin. Dsddy's got little hoass Where the railroad cross What was bolit Jss' tar him By the seetloa boss; As' there we alt a-liataaia' Fer oJe "No. 2, An' then we hear bar whistlln', -Wo-OHr-Wo-o-oWo-o--We-arf Tbea Dsddy grin takes bis light' Te hold the "Canrtoa Ball," That's due here at the cross is From out St.

Paul. No train mas' ever cross her path 8be ain't got time te res'. Fer she's goia' to New Yerk, -This said sight ex Brass. Here she comes a-boomla through. The midnight express, From wsy out In Denver tews, Away est in And so through al the weary alght, ---tistenin" fer her bsmmls'.

Is faithful men like Daddy Kris, Waitla" fer her conua'. They keeps all ths switches closes. An keeps her sots' atraigkt, With her hers sf Sassae! asafl Aa her human freight. In their little houses sittis J-' They wait fer "No. 2." And they welcome her sweet voice, C.

Bl Reed. BUFFALO AND BKTUHN, glS.Se. For the oceasios ef the G. A R. eneaasaaeat I at Buffalo the Wabash road will sell tickets treat I Chiesse.

Aug. U. -42. asd at glO.te tor the round tris; rood te rotura rross Aug. St ss XI, 1st-' elusive.

Ticket office. No. 17 Adams street. PATTON IS THE MARK Serious Charge Made Against Former City- Sealer. CORRUPTION IS ALLEGED Ha la Bald to Hare Bartered G-arbage Contracts.

Coatraetor O. J. Balllsvseoa Claii to Havre Paid. Bias the) Bass of flSO. H.

Docsey Pat ton, a well-known politician who held the office of city scaler under the Swift administration, is ths target for an ugly charge of corruption. It la slleged thst Patton. while acting aa a trusted employe of the eity. was paid a suss sf money by a garbage contractor ta coasidsrs-tioa ef his promise to secure for the maa who paid the money a certain desirable eon tract. The sccusaUeoi la mads by O.

J. Balllageoa. a West SJdo contractor, who claims that he paid Patto tlSfor using his Influence with Health Comm iss loser W. Kerr to secure garbage contracts for L. H.

Bo arret, another contractor, aad himself. Xesterday Corporation-Counsel Thorntos, to whose notice ths matter was brought, addressed a letter to State's Attorney Deaeea. calling his sttentlon to ths alleged infraction of the law by Patton. Letter to Poaoea. The communlcatloB to the state's attorney waa aa follows: Hos.

Charles a Deneen, Chicago Dear Sir: It has cease to say notice thst one O. J. Bsillsrseen isceited from one i. H. Boorrst the sum st CSS sad paid ths same te see H.

Dorsey Patton. city sealer fer ths eity ef Chicago under ths late 8wift administration, for the purpose of securing sat bass eoBtrsct. 1 know nothing personally about the matter, ef course, bet statements were aasde to ass by both sir. Be tilers eon sad Bourrst to Mr. Boarret resides at No.

443 Pkrarsov erreer and Mr. BafiUrgeon at No. 151 West Monro street. I ens totd that ths late eommlaaloaer of nabMs orka. although sot a party te thia matter, ess shed some light upon the transaction.

Messrs. Sexton aad Murphy of this oBee can alee furnish socas facts with reference to the mstter. I believe thst this matter should receive the etten-Itos ef the a rand Jury; that a thorough tsvestl. gstJoa should be made, and that any suiltv Dsrtv or parties -should be vigorously prosecuted. Very truly yours, CHARLBS THORNTON, CavperatioB Counsel.

The matter came to light throna-h the. r. forts ef Bourrst to in dure Comptroller Waller to aeia osck for his benefit of monev due Baillageon fer work under a city con tract saica as recently completed for cleaning la the Fourth ward. Aa evidence of the Indebtedness he flledr contract between himself snd Raf Hereon whereby the latter agreed to obtain for him the awara or a garbage contract for eleaalng a certain, ward. It was a condition of this agreement that the 1 250 should be returned in case the garbage coo tract waa not obtained, and ander this clause Bourret claimed the money.

A Sharer Coat This sgreement between, the twe contractors wss drawn up by Theodore Proulx. now an assistant prosecuting sttorney la the employ ef the city, and Is now in the possession of Assistant Corporation Connsel Sexton. It reads aa follows: Ststs of Illinois, County of Cook, Thle mIBem't January. A. l.

wi. envs-eca u. j. BaiDsrgeon. party sf the ran, sua n.

ttourrst, party of ths second Pert. eaie party of ths first part sgrees with the party of the second pert to eb-tala for him a certain contract from the cits of Chicago for the leasing and removing garbage ef ess certain ward of said city ef Chicago for the on net deration of the, sum. of esaSoa the delivery of this eoatrsct; sad she further suss of fSS wbea tbs contract fat sssiuts. provided euiusua so or store lee us sax oc April. A IX laW.

Bat ta the event thst the party of the sscosd pan is not awaraea a contract, then the party of the first part hereby agrees to retarn said asm of taao. Asd It Is further asread by aad between ssld psrxsss tsas ssra contract Is awarded to ssio party of ths second part but If he is unable to furnish the necessary bond, then ths party of the first part is ast bound to refund said amount oi 7M. O. J. BAHJLARGKON.

LOV I hereby guarantee ths performance of the wstnia contract. oa the part or ths party of the first par. CHARLES J. DELFOSSK. Hew It Cajse Oat.

The comptroller referred this peculiar agreement or tne contractors to Corporation Counsel Thornton for advtee, and Mr. Thornton soon- got st ths Inwardness of the mstter. He pronounced the document void, ss con trary to public policy, sad questioned the two contractors. Bourret, tn explaining hew the agreement came to be made, said that Baillar- geoa represented that ha hsd a puil ta the city hall, and that he understood that the $2sd which he advanced was paid to Patton by Baillargeon. wtth the understanding that sa equal sum was to be paid whoa the ooa-traet had been, a war Mr.

Thornton thea a Ho wed Bourret to depart, and questioned the alleged middleman. Baillargeon. The following dialogue is ssid by a person waa waa present to have taken place: "Did you pay this money to H. Dorsey Patton To get ths eoatrsct for Bourret 7 "Tea. I was approached by J.

R. E. rHereax. who asked me to get the eoatrsct for Bourret, I took the money from Bourret aad gars It ta Dorsey Patton. Ha ssld hs was working with Health Commissioner Kerr, end said he could get the contracts tor SoM for each ward.

I gavs him 26d as hslf payment en oae ward for Bourret. The contrscts were never let, snd Patton has been tn Washington, so I couldn't get ths money back. I taM Boeuret te keep quiet aad we would get back, bat hs would not. Now, if this story la printed we will get nothing." "How mock did you par Dorsey Patios was ssked. "I gave htm tl.OOe for two wards.

1 was to get the Third ward aad one ether, bat he said he could not tall which oae. I gave him ths money for mine, aad thea later asked him If he could get me another ward for a friend, meaning Bourrst. and he ssid he could do so on the same terms. "Aad you failed get the ceo tracts "Tes; they were never awarded. Hearth Commissioner Kerr changing the thing for a five-year plan.

He vent out of office before any coa tracts were let. "Havs you ever demanded your money from Psttonr- "Tes, but I could only writs letters to his house. He has been In Washington, aad only stays about an hour when he gets here. He haa never answered my setters aad I have never seen him siace. Mr.

Thoratoa Talks. In discussing the'ease yesterday Corporation Caasaot Thoratoa said: hsve laid the case together with ail the evidence la my possession before the state's attorney, aad hope tUat the matter will be presented to the grand Jury next week. Baillageon told the story to me only with the greatest reluctance. I am Inclined. Va bell ere the statements hs made are true." "Upon what charge could an Indictment be returned, la your opinio uj" he wss asked.

"I should ssy that ths charge would be conspiracy for aa unlawful psxpose. "la that case would not the twe coa tractors he held en the same charge "Well. I leave -thst to ths state's, ktter-aey. replied Mr. Thorataa.

Bail lassos was st the eity eoatptretlerB office yesterday, but wss Inclined to be reticent in regard to ths boodle story. "Will you ga before the grand Jury and repeat the story you told to Corporation Counsel Thornton he was asked. "I will tell the grand Jury ths whale truth." he replied, "Didn't you tail the truth te the eorpara-tloa esanse) last night? Baillageoa shook his head negatively saet refused to Issues the smaller further. 1 have aetals snore to say ua til I ge before the grand Jury," said hs. aa he walked away.

Bgillagtea a present hi doing work for ths eity the-tarrty-dey- garbage, contract that ha held ta the Fourth ward- bavins expired several weeks ago. Boarret alas de- dined yesterday to talk further ta regard to ths matter. Messrs. Sexton snd Murphy of ths corporation counsel's office were present st ths interview between Mr. Thornton snd ths contractors, asd will be used ss witnesses in case prosecutions should result.

Attorney Proulx could hot be found ta his usual haunts yesterday, and at his horns It wss stated thst hs wss tn attendance at the funeral of ax-Coroner McHala. When ha drew the contract he was Bourret's attorney. State's Attorney Deneen sent word lsst evening to ex-Cota miss loner of Public Works Downey snd Messrs. Batllageea and Bourret to meet him today st the Criminal Court building and formally submit their charges. H.

Dorsey Patton, now ta Washington, D. reported to hsve ssld yesterdsy. when told of the chsrgs made by Bslllagsea. that the tatter's story wss a lie. aad that while ho remembered a man of thst name who used to hasg ground his office hs knew nothing about ths msttcrs referred to end considered the whole tale as unworthy of notice.

HOLIDAY sTtTLT M. Mayor Hsrrlses Heests Mayor Harrison yesterday Issued aproclo-inatioa dsclarlag Thursday. July 22. a holiday ta- boner of the uavaUlng ef the General Logas. monument- Every office tn the eity ball, excepting these at the police, firs, and hssKh departmeBta.

will he closed oa that day. Folio wing, is tha Whereas, Ths eity council. at its regular meeting oa June 2a, UbZ, sot apart Juiy hs holiday in honor of the unveiling of the General Logsn monument; snd Whereas. It Is proper that this dsy should be ttlrgiy observed, I would request that all business souses, sa far as possible, be closed on that day aad their places decorated in honor of the is accordance with tha resolution passed by the ckty council sll departments ot tne city sov-erameat wUl be closed July 32. with ths exception of ths police, firs, snd health departments, which will remain open for ths transact lon.of all ascessary and unavoidable business.

CARTER H. HARRISON. Msyor. RIPLEY Is HOT WATER. Civil Service CoasilsslesAaaln Cm saw- is- oa His Trail.

There Is mors trouble between the civil -service commission and Chief Kipley. This time the chsrge Is msds that ths chief ef notice Is discriminating sgslnst civil- service men sppolnted ss patrol drivers by putting temporary appointees on regular duty and compelling the ctvU-ssrvlco aea nerve on the emergency uil. inaiu-mis men are compelled to work as suosinuiea. is ssid, being given sa opportunity to work only two or three days a week, while the temporary appointeea srs permitted to draw salaries for full time. Yesterday ths civll-serrlce eommlsaloa received seversl eempUlats ot thia kind, citing Instances where the chief ef police hsd apparently violated the provisions of ths law in assigning men to duty.

A hasty investigation. Instituted by Commissioner Winston and Secretary Ciena, led to ths discovery of other violations of the civil -service rules, notwithstanding the fact that seversl days sgo Chief Kipley. ta a polite note. Informed the eommlsaloa that In the future no violations of the rules would be permitted. Last night Commissioner Winston seat htm a sharp letter calling attention to a number of cases where the law had been viola ted.

The letter. It ta said, waa In the nature ot a warning that It any other attempts were made to disregard the civil set vice law prompt steps weald be taken by ths commission to punish. Commissioner Winston declined to make public the letter written last atght, aad refused to discuss tha matter. Chief Kipley. when sees last night, de clared he had not received the "letter, snd expressed surprise that such a communication should have beea soot.

The protests of ths commission do not sp-pear to annoy the chief ot police very much, however. Hs ssys he Is too busy catching thieves to discuss the Rue points tn ths eivtl- service law. i-- "I caa't Imagine what the cause for complaint can be thia time." said the chief when seen ta his office last night. "I da net know of single instance In. my department where ths crvli-servloo law haa beea violated.

City aaet Ca ry- I reams. The department of puhtia works seat ta the civil-service commission yesterday a fequisitloa tor SCO men. In most Instances there were so elisiMes for ths posttlone. sad tenet st wss gtvea to ail the places by tensers ry nppelniSMnte. Ths bicycle tax has beea decided by Corsora-Uoa Counsel Thoratoa to he constitutional, and an opinion to that effect haa been sent to the mayor.

The merer wlH alga ths ordinance sa seos as ths opinion reaches him. It Is probable thst the new ordinance requiring Mcenaea for all vebieJea will go Into effect Aug. On saotloa sf President Healy ths public service eomsatttse at its melting yesterday after-nooa postponed setloa la regard to coal contracts until a. special meeting. be held Moaday avara-ing at IS o'clock fcs sslteved that the result of ths actio of the committee ea hi end a will be is reject all bids aad rssdrarttas.

No sddlUoaai mferBaatloa wss rotelvoa by State's Attorney Deaeea yesterday relative te Aldermaa Mangier 'a bribery charges. The state's attorney ssld hs expected to hsve a Bother coa fuss ue tossy with the alderasas wtth reference to the oviosnse whsch la to bo anosnted ta thy grsad Jury asxt weeav Jobs CL Caaaoa esses sat victorious fa the Twaaty-Sixth ward alien siaste content yesterday. The eeuat ot ths ballets was -rsmplet eclats In the afteraooa aad Cannes gained twenty, nlus votes over the official returaa aa a result of the esnvsse. Ths council committee sa siee-tlsse seels red Caaaoa elected by piursjaty a Commissioner of Health Reynolds yesterday mass reanisitkm to ths civil sen his commission tor fiva plumbing Inspectors sad twe seoeke fcs-spsctors to fin vseaarias eaased by the discharge of J. Deck art asd George F.

CsUkes. aiassbtes Inspectors; Georg Ailea aad Chscles Krttsraf. smoke laspecters. and H. Wagner.

tui plain clerk. la aa oplolos sent to City Collector Marfa yesterday Osrperatioa Cowaset Thornton decides that ticket brokers cannot be sased ander the provisieae of the brokers' license erdinssee, far the reason that ths stats law doss not recewalse the besineea ef ticket seeker ss legal, is another opinion rendered yesterday ths carpers ties coussel declares thst real estate arms which have brunch offices will be required te take out a separate license for each branch office. The board of edseaUoss rooms sre taking sr the quietude of nUdsummer. President E. Hallo Is ta Europe, as la Trustee George PL Adams, ftapertotendeet A O.

Lsss Is about ta start wtth bis family for aa easting. Assistant Supertateossnt Edward C. DeissowiH goto Use vw oa Moaoas. Assistant Ssperintesdest A. F.

Nightingals is st his cottage es Lake Geneva, A S. Trade la out West, and most of the other members of the board are -'e ready ta take their vseatleas. TO ENFORCE GAME UWS. State Wsiaei H. W.

Ixrveday, stale game warden ef Illinois, has addressed the following open letter to the peeplo of the state ta regard to the enforcement of the present game laws Pursuant ts ths powers vested ta ma by his exostlency. Governor Tanner, I proclaim, la the same ef the people, that the game laws of this stats must ho lis press ly sad Impartially ea. foreee. I call upos all spot ts men and sports mean clubs within the Jurtsdictkia of ths slats ta lesd mo their hearty aad unqualified srcitatssts la the furtherance of ary efforts. We bars ta the Illtaots Fish ssd Game Protective eeeeclattos tnwarporeted parent tnstl-tutioa fully equipped ess eats to esse with all questions of magnitude which may require norb eus stteettosw It has a giaat task before K.

bat tha asea who sompese Us hoard of maaagera are determined aad resolute. The associatioa has pledged Its usttrtmg- support Ms law committee is ready to act la mr behalf asd ass saet wtth such sate tea that -1 feet eoeSeeet that the eutroms of my Is ssra will boa complete vmdice. tioa at ths law; i tw -T--ara tm this asseeiatloa. I propose that ths kHIIng sad Duett sMneaeat asd sale of gsjao ta dosed' seaaoa shall stop. With this object la view 1 Invoke ssd earnestly request the ass lata ace of all tree asea aad sperts-asea ef the stats.

I ask yoa to srsaaiso every county thst haa not already dene so. sag te send me ths seises of gses mea who ore willing ts undertake the Rutins ef deputy warden. The game tew states that It shall be tha duty of sheriffs, deputy sheriffs, constables, aad po le. ths asms sf the people of the state 1 os-maad that tha railroads preclude tllees natp-sssats. whether to the markets ef Chicago sr elsewhere.

It ks your duty to notify see st soee ef say vto- latsoa of tha gsavs laws. If a.lettsr vrul wot riech me la time, telegrapa me. De sot a4 tsts. I em ready ssd wji respond, dsy or sight. 1 have swore to enferce ths isws.

snd I propuse a tsvsdarAsseahi reepie fee lessart. to redeem my ebltgatioae without fear sr fsvsr. Give sue roar help aad I promise shall not be seen ss oar streets out ef season. I -believe that a largs sag locreasUg majority of our eltlsens are strioty osserviag the game laws. Tne practice or a minority of so-caiiea sportsmen of killing gams out of-seaaon ts a shsme sad disgrace ts thesa sad sa outrage ea law-abiding snort sis os.

A strict compliance with the law (sa it sow stands! by all means more birds, more snort for sll. Therefore I esll the attention ef sll persona ef this state particularly to the killing of prairie chickens before the closed asanas haa expired, namely the lath ef September. The prohibition of watesvfewl sheoting before sunrise sad after swadowa will be a feature ef amy sd ml met ration. Every violator of the law nsust be dealt wtth summarily. The msrfcet boaters are warned agalast farther offenses.

Sti sauces efforts will be made to safores the full penalty. Where floss srs sacoDectible our recourse Is JaU. H. W. bOYEDAT, State Game Warden, SehUler Building.

Chicago. BERZ MEETS WITH A SETBACK. Jaelsro Coarart a Psoldeo A lias the fereatf. Coroner Berg suffered defeat yesterday ta the first attempt te establish a precedent for his rlalm to exclusive Jurisdiction ever deal bodies Jit opposition to ths police department when Pater and Henry Maloney, undertakers St No. -267 Orleans street, snd Joseph See bet.

an undertaker st No. 231 Lincoln avenue, were discharged by Judge Goggln alter being arraigned oa charges ef Interfering with and resisting the coroner in the discharge 'ot hia official duties. While tbs dismisssl wss on the technical ground of Insufficiency, the complaint being worn out before the clerk of the court snd not ths court Itself, Judge Ooggin's remarks earried the matter much further. la announcing bis opinion thst the coroner was proceeding Illegally the court said It Is the duty of ths coroner to hold sn inquest wherever he finds a body requiring his attention, and he has no right to cart bodies from one part of the county to another Just to suit his owa convenience, and that of a perambu-latlag Jury. Ex-Assistant State's Attorney Bo turn, who sppesred for the defense, said that the discharged defendants contemplated bringing suits sgaiast- Coroner Bers on ths grounds of malicious prosecutioa snd fslse arrest.

Hs may also be proceeded sgslsst. Attorney Bot-tura ssid. for malfeasance tn office. Coroner Bars wss somewhat surprised at the decision of Judge Ooggin. He will en gage counsel snd test tha law further, and will robably swear out new warrants for the men discharged.

JieSaJlB CCCC300o.giQa iV IN THE COURTS eCCgCCCCCCCCgsxiCejCetS Ceart Calls for ToeUty. Judse Hsnery Vntioos snd default dtverees. Juuse Hr ton Default divorces. Juris Tuley Motions snd default Ptcln Contested motions. Judse Clirtord Motion for sew trial la No.

JCSl Juese Olhoons No court. Judse Tuthlll Mottoss for sew trials ssd cost-tested motions. Judge Gerr Motions for new trials aad eon itea ease Bail Motions for. new trials aad cso- tested mottoes. Judas Hetehlnno contested motions.

-Motlons for sew Crisis sad Judge Burse Motions for stew trials sad coa tested motions. Judae Maker Motions for new trials sad cos-tented muttons. Judas Waterman Motions for see trials and contested nrotlone. udgn Carter tCoanty ceart IS a. m.

Motions ef eourse. a. m. Is re Howe and Hodenechnta. Judge Payne Motions for new trials In No.

IlljS. UTS. 17UC2. ITOjb, MM0, 17M2. 12KI Cooxeslsd mottua No.

inu, Judare Brentsno Motions for new trial tn Nos. and 11 li. Judse Cbetlatn No. VK oa trial. Xos.

t7i ssd llSaS. CRTMHCAt. COCRT. Jndge Dunne Branch No. I( CJ1 not extended.

Judse Ooa-xin (Branch No. 4) fall not extended. Jsdce Neeiv (lirasch No. Call sot extended. Jsdre Smith (Branch No.

Call not extended. I'SITBO STATICS CIRCUIT COURT. Judse Showslter Is chain here. gsprrisr aael Clrralt Co arts. Jades Mntrbmeon lf stl.

Morris A Beniajnln Mekimever- on vent. Sjrla.fiS- Lewis va Judxe Ball A. Peabody i Josapb dm. flJbi.bM. ease Tuihlll ITiSI.

Bchleeinger A Msyer ra Annie M. Perham: silt, fill 3iL Cream City Ce ment co. vs John uooemer; oa Oaug. pM.9. and sat.

Judse Baker lTs. Ooerneld. Leesch A Co. Jk. ts.

aso u. nine: ant. si.r. Jtulare Rsrlns tsddy KZeetrie Manrs. Co.

Vs Chlcsse Atnlette isorisHns: es vul SA oes spnld Rebeeca King va City of Chkage ea DIXRBnrt. nitre snecy Dent vs tans: dee Fas Jadse noesere StXl. Hssssena same et al; dee ueA Hsleted See sale C.Ks. ve lowi Id vs Lol dee sale twa. Persian vs Can-nemr dec ss 17X13.

Lawrence vs Holmes; sale CO. I Veer hie vs dee nt dee nauth vs Heffroai dee siaS, Mead vs Jeaes dec. Judse Rortoa 8TS. Am Flee BuTer fa vs Kocbersperrer: dee T4. Dowser vs Riesardeos; deo T.

Tar. or re Maynard dee ss TTSs. Hon. kkna vs Holmsn: dee sals SML Northers Trust Co. vs Jonee: dee Wentworth Btulding Aasn va Wish; dec Im Wlltard vs Dewson; dec.

Judse Tree eise Purrts vs Sssm: dee. Mtehlsam tesreae. LANSTVO, Mtetu. JuTy IS special Terrsra. Tne oaprense eosrt ntea tns Toitosnns ovinajaa today: A ITi i me Aeim vs Jscksss City bank: Kastel ve Wsbssei Rs lined ssenpssy; Jenss vs Uaxon; Secor vs Psttereoew Reversed Sheiey vs Brooks: Thomas vs i Arbor RaHroed eomnssv: Indasxriel surks Sf ttenell: Smith vs Car low; Township of Grand vs TsessUp ef Rene; Bsrnsnt vs McLeod, Wilcox varus ass supply oomoany va Mosher.

Maarlsmea eesied Is board of auditors vs Csr penier. jeog. sad la Tswaaalp of Ads vs Orovs, Jadse. In re bTubsus Varulre; prisoner reanaaded. Rehesrlugs were denied in French vs Weiss: Pentnsslsr Ssvlnas bank va Moeel Elppee ve BonserjCfranpbenvs Westers Electric cusinasy; Talteet Stacoa Clrealt jrnnvrvm Judse Bbewalter.

John C. htcKeon. reeetrer Nsttensi Hank rutaeie. rtC Annsirtjca-; by KAKHIAOX UCESTSES 9t haw Bisum. Josephine Mailer Harrr Hameri.

Mars art he stlrsbe Frssk- Llsovle. Frsnctska Ohlln Vector Msseiovsky. CeelMa Wartif Thomee Tribble. Enu Mijr Axel Kmll Pesrsoa, A me lie OhSta 11.1am EsTsera. elmille MoaefSld.

as 24 a -SS 14 otto wuken. Marts Kindt -f Mk-hael DnurneL Asnes Gordoa rr Christ lee Frsser. Henrtetts Knuth Wenceslnus J. Petm, Smms A. Vasis Harry Mal.ee, Martha Asms Peter Stephsnson, Ada Beuaoe Louts Rasia.

Rebecca Levtn Fred Q. Tale. Less Broke! Jcseph W. Rnss. Asnes Wsllses Chsrles Rogatxky, Mary Gordoa John Hricn.

ifarsie White JmnCM gtronee. Joete Hebek Anton Paulsen. Margreie Bovo Modesto, Frsseesse Goujlsax 20 J5 rt 3 a 1754 ie IS ti a 30 uwsve muses, stmnw Henies Joseph Me Ms Son. Mary John Hshe, Cars Wolf. 1 it DEATHS.

FCTvEUAI. TRAIN Orscetsad snd Csrvsry Fu neral, train or tbe Chtcaxo. Milwaukee and St Paul railway leaves Untos depot (Madison ssd caaai atreetar daily at t3: a aa, ARISS Nellie Arise (nee Christtssl. be lores wtfe ef James Artss, seed a years ssd I month. Fs-neral fieaursay.

July IT. rem the residence of her mother. Ne, im Poplar avenue, as Brtdeef church, st JS o'cioek. theses bs ear-risses to Moons Otivet. DABCOCK-bi tss Ansetee; Csl ynry IS.

Battle Mc In tyre, wife ofbe. W. l. Bsbcees. CARLETON Oeorge.

sea of Oflteer Walter B. Carieton ami Mary Jsse Carleton, aged I year and weeks; died July- 15 will be burled from residence. No. SS Biret etreet. by esrriares ss Csivsry cemetery.

July 17, as 1 ecjoek ax sa. FISLJJ1KO Ann, beloved wtfe ef WaUass Field-ins, seed Tl yeees IS moatbe It days; July Funersl from late reetdeaee. No. MS North We t-era aveaue. eatsrday.

at 1. o' slack, by cse-r teres ts Roes H1X FORSTTH1S Henry H- Forsythe, Funersl services wtU be beid at bis lets reetdenee. No. 14 Rttebie place, Sunday. July IS.

at 1 o'eCoek. later-sient privste. New Tors. Philadelphia, sad Pittsburg papers pease cosy. HUH Louise widow of Oeorge Huha.

July as a. sawn yeara uaersf 1.1, M.t.Ut. aa al eeeaeea sly -IT. st I to ust aerss enures, on, Asa- land bealsvsrd sne Twelfth street, thence by eeoTssges to Wsnder'a eemetory. 1JCWI Harry Lewis, aged year asoatha, dearly beloved bnsbssd sf Cstbetine Lewis.

FWaersi rrons tste resldenoe. No. TM West Fifteenth Ptefe tforsseriy Reseees eereets. Set-urday, st s'casek seiai. by i ail I as is toQmt-o-saad KELL.V Dennis, hetoved husband ef EUsahe'k KeL, father of Mrs W.

Dnheki. Mrs. W. Blssey. Nellie.

WUile. Peeee. and Ervin SZelty; mrmher ot Nativity eesrt, Ne. CUT. Fe aerai rrom ate reetdenee.

No. SIS Tsirty-Sev-emb street, itaadsy. July IS. at s. te St.

KllssbetS's eSsrea. thence isr inn lages es Mount Olivet- OWSLEf-WMTIsm seed S7 died at Pveebyterieft hoejetal. Fraley. July 14. Fnnertl free No.

sn saesM mi. sr-T e'e: Satsrdsy. July ssy. Jurr isi si i si st tsrw tKy.l rn.nl aoruupieM (UL sai vw m. copy.

The follow ins: asarriage lice as ss were isoatS yesterday i Age. DEATHS. O'BRIEN' Alice, ared years aad months, be- loved daushter of Patrick and tbe late Hananh 1 O'Brien nee Henu. Funeral Friday, from her late residence. No.

17 Tel man svenue. "bhe bes nnae te meet her mimmi CfltoiKN-Winisra. beloved son of Nstt snd Kate O'Brien (nee Cununlass). seed swaths snd It dare. Funeral from parents' residence.

No, Za Hastings street. Bsturdey st s'esock. PRITZIAri Hsrold rerrrtnsnd. Infsnt eon of Ctau-lee P. snd IJssle ffltslaff.

aa-ed months mttt av days. Funeral SstuMsy e( m. froo perenns mridenee. Nm Ua Secwick street; thence by carrtegee to Caivary; funeral privste. SCALES.

Died rly U. MM. Cnsries Rich Scslee, In his eiKhty-eixth year. Funeral from Park Avenue Methodist Eikscnosl church, corner Reeey street sad Psrk avenue. Sunder, July IS.

at o'clock, p. m. sCttrisl at Rase HllL SlMO.e hfatSfee Hnson. aged xt years and months beloved brorher ot Micnsel Simon. Valentine Blmea, aad Mrs, Chrlatlsa Buscher.

Funeral from bis brather's residence. North CSsrk street sad Lawrence a rase. Bstardsy. July 17. st s.

froa St. Ms Mas' church and frees there se St. Bostfscs cemetery. 8CHNUR-Anna Schanr 4ase Lsvelle). beVnv-J wife of Nicholas aebnor.

mother of -Anna, Mersaret. Aloys, aad Elizabeth Paul; July 1C aaed fie yesrs 1 months snd 7 da vs. F-unersl rrora nrr sue resiocncs, M. ion trty-rTrst street, bo Bt. Aurnstine'a to St, Mary's tnenos by ursad Truna beloved huebsad of Maccie Totteahsm tnee Me-Oalrel.

amber et Court Gsrst. No. I- O. V. Fwnersl Baturrtay.

frees rsiotsce. Ne. US Mll- toa svenue. st 10: by esrrlsa-es to Csivsry. -v WEUEV-Reglns V.

(nee Simon, beloved wtfe ef Oeorge B. Welse, died Friday st 7 o'clock, aged Ss years. Fsaeral from her late reeidenoe. Ne. S41S Wabssb svesse, bob Say, ae-s p.

su to St. -Bostfsee cemetery. rVMK CltrteSesh Tank, heleved Irasnsn of Celeetiss Vtmit (see shorn beisered sasbsad of Meter Scholastics Tuns. O. 8.

B-, Mrs Marie Cssctieieasky. ssd Mrs. Helena Reutee. died Juy Uslt et the see of i veers, Fu- raj from residence. No.

sss Oeden svenee. 8un- dsy. July IS. st IS s. te Ho-y TstsUy esoreb; -thence to St.

Bonlfsoe eemetery. TWO PFRFORMANCKS HAILT. MATINS.K Al S. kTcMlMUaATS MeCaoll Opera Compur la Gilbert Sulllvaa'a IsSTIg I KH DO CO.STIMOl'S TALDETILLE. Hsyes Lyttoa, Brown A Harrison, Marr Norman.

James H. tullen. Iiooer MordlcJa. The Silvers. Musical Bllvo.

Mrs. Sam L.ucas. Lottie Proctor. Ulaure A Boyer. McCsrver Brothers, Tom Gslvln.

Cibeoa Purcell. Schuyler Slaters, Frsak Burt, Arllnrton Brothers. ahUCF-lOu Sa, SO CENTA, Partoe-na-aaeo Kerry Asay IS tSO to IS t30. Llllie Westers. Lores xe A Aftea.

BiKy Van. Toy a verier, laoen OSes. Lrfersrae a Howell, fjtl-tert atrard, Hosdinl Heme. Willis Oasse. Mack A Klliott, Oxas, Miania Osborne, ssd others.

Ceanssea Tsadevlllo ae. toe, iSe. SSo. hOOBRlCH LIVR UlLWil'KEE 1 a. ss.

SCsDATI s'r rearses Cbtcaeo eboot m. BOCKS FOOr niCUIfiAN Av. SPECIAL MOTICE. A verv enlovmbie esl ui of tne Vte, nnia trip Is the arraneement for meals, which may I Tie hsd tn the dtsing from s. m.

to p. m. sx prices wiuiin uie reecn ox u. lTte cutsvne ts under the direct snpervlsioa of competent steward who. at sB times, will provide a tempting menu consisting of sll tbs delicacies of the season served, la tbs very best style.

Meals served as incJFPW An? fflHARBOR y. The Pavertte Mlcalgaa Resorts, REACHED VIA CnflWL15 f-ORTCFI LVdc sTxrx. srpvwErn. sttaxzxs, FsUiag from dock foot of Wsbssh sv, Cbicsgo. at 3D a.

m. and 11 n. sieve rv day. Special trip stnrdsya at P- nx. Elxeursioss daily- tl round trip.

Arriving la eity ea return, a. aw Telephone Main tits. VISIT THS FRUIT BELT. HARLEM JOCKEY CLUB. HtllLEN RsCKTRAra.

FINEST AND BtXT APPOINTED TRACK" IN THE WEST. THIRTT DATS" SI MMER MEETTXa BEGINS WK1TNESDAT. Jl'LYR FIVB Oil AfORR RAC5o. DvtxLY. RAIX OB SHT E.

BEG1N.VLXO AT 1 Je P. M. ADMISSION 73 CESTI GRAND COXTTKRT by BANKS CREGIER'S Fl XI, ORCHESTRA 3U pieces! st 1J6 p. m. dsily Special trains euburbsn road airect to grand-stand lease Orand Central Station, Harrison at.

mat ih at 11 nv, 1 snd p. stop- Eing st Ualsted St. and Blue Island returning mediately after the races. Round trip, ti cents. Metropolitan L- Franklus su station, connects ah electric cars st SMb St.

Msdiana nt. eble eoaneets with electric cars st eHb St. Klec trie ears rus direct to track. Special Baca Train Today, rssn agar Serf see end Decks Off TMB WHALCBACK. She makes excursions sally Milwaukee.

Isav snr week dsyw a. Sundays a m. af no M'-l Wheels Tr-n brood Cats 9leUI TRIP. I sndMasiQ. Doek Nona Knd Sash Street Ucuira CLIFFORD'S GUEmmi "A CITY TRIP." Totsorrsw Nlelil tit Prsfcsslsasl Niiht.

ClAleUas Oa SgASOS. SCHiLLEFt. 44 All Coons Look- Alike to Me. NOT SO WITH SHOWS. CAVALLERIA RUSTIC AN A and TRIAL BY JURY.

The Only Show in Tows. Matinee Today at ZUS. IIOOLEY'S Mr. Charles Frohi 6th WEEK Mas. 'today at Tonlsht Mr.

Charles Frohmsna Sreat Caosadr. hever flGAni Seat and Boa bookings fort'gVly la adv mm ARBAS ALICE BOBBT SATtOR-OU UATDKN Dixon. Bowers A Dixon Edna Collins Hopkins' Ladles' Band sod ANY OTriKRS. Klaborste Revival ef sne g- Thrillias Molodrssaa, MX i-t "SEp1 roof theater. THE BARONESS BLANC, MANH STTAJT COStKDT FtC Ft tCHKL vV AI-KKKlttte Creols KicbllnsiUs Tottili KOMAJf iTTia; NTS Tbo hfarveloas Clee- tecmpae sss other lifistlMi Qriad i AVU.1 et the Msssna.

KrnalJi AaslMioa. AS No extrse. Diy Mattaees. SS eta. WEST SIDE BALL PARK.

Baltimort va flsflCi trlalWsaatws GAMS CALLED AT 1.30. THS IUTE RESORT OF CBICASOt G2EAT M03TEERM ROOF GJUn.ES. BARGAIN MATTSEE I Totl-tr Anmisswj. Sjc Press feJdridso. rte rsrroils.

MLarie StaarU JosieDeWitt, Fslkei IVtT. AlilrMiii, Tbe Kay aian il Tr.sw TONIGHT AT MATINEE TOMORROW 2:31. SAn T. JACK'S. Madlaoa sear Stata.

TsLM.ai9a Hones Always Cool Snow Always Tronlose. Kvorr Dsr asd 8. cm. nt-. ea, a sss ciuj sisra es erimij as I 1 ks Ksatss MsIscbA stheijii' Prices to.

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