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TITC DAILY ETTEi: OCEAir, GuTUHDAr noinoiro, 2IAKCH IC3C A BRACE OF ABUSES. It Made Mother Strong 1 IK j- 8 Both Demand Immediate Atten- tlon and Suppression, ILLEGAL Interesting Reminiscences by Attorney Rlcholson. Milwaukee Annua Carrousel to Be Investigated by Inspector Schaack. THE JUSTICE Mayor 'Waohbarns has not yet bad a chance to consols with Corporation Counsel Millet on the subject of lee-grabbing by the police justice. "I really have not had time to look into this matter yet," be told a reporter yesterday, "but I will certainly take it up at the earliest opportunity.

The past week ha been an nn- time has been occupied with city matters of cmat importance, that demanded immediate However, it is my intention to investigate the police justice matter, and the sooner 1 get at it the better. I hope to take it np within Ha n4 few Anva. B. F. RicboUon, Assistant Corporation Counsel, has 'this to say on the subject 'There can be no question as to what the ordinance says and means.

It says explicitly that the police justices shall be paid entirely by salary, and teat tbey eball turn orer to toe city all fees whatsoever that they "Isn't that plain enough? Yet the ordinance goes still further, in order that its true meaning can not be misunderstood by any one. It says that the police justice, before entering upon the duties of his office, must file with the Comptroller a relinquishment of all fees. "Kiit nn MnitniAfann bs nnt on that- which is that the police justices havs no right to keep any fees and if tney do keep any fM tiwv dsh it in viAlafwin of tho ordinanfifi. Attornev this matter came ud and I had oc- ra.inn la examine into it nrettv thoroughly. The police justices then objected to turning ii I 3.1 i i a i UM reunquiauuienw s.

txj ueu uiv ukb draw np an agreement with the city for them to sign which would entitle them to keep all bail-bond fees collected at night. An is rerusea to ao, leumg ujera loai tne ordinance would not permit it. Weanrued the case from every point of view, but I refused to draw up such an agreement, as it would be in direct violation of the ordinance. "Well, the justices left me without signing 4Ki vuklintniafimAnt mm Kai fnmfld it. Kiwh a relinquishment is, in my opinion, contrary to the ordinance, "As to the evils growing out of the present system, uey are 100 numerous ana coo pawns to everybody to need reciting by me.

Other persons have faithfully described them in Ths bran Ocbax, and I agree with those persons in what they have to say." These are some of the prominent people who have denounced the police justices practice of keeping fees sa a violation of the city ordinance, and who have also told at length the many evil results that are bound to grow out of such a vicious system Mayor Washburne. Corporation Counsel Miller. Assistant Corporation Counsel Richolson. City Prosecuting Attorney Douglaa. Assistant City Prosecuting Attorney Ober-xneyer.

Ex-City Prosecuting Attorney Msy. City Attorney Kern. Ex-City Attorney Sugg. Comptroller Msy. Deputy Comptroller Barrett.

Chief of Police McClanghry. Assistant Chief of Police Hubbard. And yet. although there is not one voice raised to defend toe justices in their wboie-sa'e raids upon the city treasury so fsr as bond fees go, tbey are permitted to go right along day after day and night after night taking what does not belong to them, less of the law and careless of the consequences. A PESTIFEROUS PLACE.

Chief of Police McClanghry has turned his attention to the Milwaukee avenue carrousel, and yesterday ordered Inspector Schaack to look into the char sea of gross mismanage ment preierrea against uus piace Dy in Jjnsa Octax last Monday. Major McClanghry was out of town when the article descriptive of the way things are run at this merry-go. round appeared, but as noon as a rerjorter called his attention to it he instructed Inspector Schaack to make an in vesti gation. "What are the necessary steps to bring about a police investigation of this carrousel? the Chief was asked. "Get some complaints against the place, ss was done in the case of the other two places.

"Is it necessary that you receive formal complaint from citizens of that neighbor- boodr Suppose tbe newspapers, or any one of them, show no the real nature of the nlace. would you not pay attention to them and if it is shown that the place is run immorally KinlV vrui nnt an invatirflfcwin vnmAmT 1UB mu mat wo pre ucuuuutou toe character 01 toe piace as oao, ana sur c. mitted proofs to substantiate such accusa- bom. the matter would receive his early at tention. r- at the carrousel, as described in Ths Iwrxa ir 1- u.

VUUJi dwinib 4 uv mmm mam.mm. "I was out of the city at that time and did not see the account." He was handed tbe paper question, glanced through the article, and had instruo- tions sent to Inspector Schaack to look into .1 If Inspector Schaack does his work In this respect ss, tnorougbly as Inspector Boss did his in regard to the West Madison street car 1 1 1 1 5 a hrtaf anen of life before it. Tnu. it ia onan only on Saturday and Sunday evenings, but it manages to crowd into that short space of time as mneb indecency and immorality, tending to corrupt girls and boys, as can be had at any resort in the city. A visit to the place is all that is necessary to convince any one of its dangerous influ ences, wtucn even toe police omoers in charge can not deny.

bad cnaracter can no xesumony 01 its loubt be had from nu ao merous persons living that locality, or from the officers at the West Chicago Avenue Police Station. One of these officers said to the reporter: "Probably I could not make any formal or apeciflc charge against the carrousel, but it ia evident to me that the place is a nuisance to this part of the city. Now and then an arrest is made there, but not very often. Ton can not judge from the arrests that are made, though, as it does not give that sort of trouble. If it did, it would be easy to deal With.

"The trouble with toe place is of a different kind. Persons of questionable character gather there, and while their conduct is such as to be a nuisance to respectable people, it ia not often of a character to warrant an arrest. "If I understand it, the danger that lies in the carrousels is that they lead to the ruin of girls and boys in a qatet and seemingly respectable manner. Ths Istbb Ocxair has plainly shown' the true character of such places. The Milwaukee avenue resort is not one bit better than the West Madison street places were, and tho same causes that led to the closing of the latter exist in regard to tbe former.

They are all alike." -The result of Inspector Schaack's investigation is awaited with interest Arsenle Instead of Baklnf Powdtr. DuBCQtm, Iowa, March 4. Special Ttle-ffraxt- Mrs. George Bsnswortb, who" accidentally put arsenic instead of baking powder into the fritters yesterday, is dead. Her husband and child may recover.

Bansworth used the arsenic to fatten horses and carelessly put it into an empty baking powder bx alongside another one ths cupboard. For years iriy mother sunerea witn: nervous troubles. She I could not sleeo well, her ar I petitel was poor, and sne grew thin and melan- choly. Physi cians did not relieve her, and ndth- tit1, mg neip-ed her a until she began to use 75 dozen I "Monarch" Full Dress Shirts 3 'i; AH A Farribuo Frehcli dhef STANDARD "VAXTJE, faoa dozen Fast Black Ingram Cotton Half Hose At (pair) i VALUE 40rx mW MmmW SWllSVMI mW SBC Paine's Celery Compound. That made her strong, strengthened her nerves, and did her a world of good." G.

H. Pa. Paine's Celery Compound is no ordinary spring tonic, but? a true strengthener and re-newef of nerves, brain and blood. It gives new life to the aged, makes the weak and nervous strong, and restores men, women and children to health and cheerfulness." Carson, Pirie, Scott Co. State and Washington SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS TO-DAY I.OOO IOO FOREMEN.

dozen i. Fonr-in-Hand and Puff Scarfs VALUE UP TO 75a Next 25 25 SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS TO-DAY FOR WOMEN. 500 pair of Ladies' Pure Thread Silk 300 pair In Black and Colors Flain and Drop pair. VALUE XJP TO 53.5a af Ladies' English Black Silk Hose Hose' $iiS5, VALUE UP TO 2.00. 1 About Half a From 1 Single Offices and Suites of Rooms in ITHE INTER OCEAN BUILDING.

Northwest corner Madison and Dear-iborn sts. are now offered for 'rent, occupancy May All the conveniences, including janitor service, steam heat; and rapid ele-jvators, day amd night FOR INFORMATION? call on or address fi C. PERCE, Agent, iRoom-308 The Intfir Ocean Bu3dib. 1 ance wrote: "Thevery soul of cooking; Is' the stock-pot and the finest stock-pot is IJ Liefcrig Cbmpahy'c Extract of Beef." -4 ii Vf, -Genuine onlji with sSr 0 luuere. -invariable la 1 ti proved and economic cookery.

Foe Sonne. auss and Mads Pishes THE MIDNIGHT MINING Have 7t a few of easui stnes rnr mis. Thfi n.r Tn. fifth. ihftTM OB.

anUnr.tlllT Mid nd BoiMWmbl, ud they bow at nrtr end eaen. not vui sooa aa.T.Bca -t mmr. tbls onianr to vp tns profits, and aU share, hold.rs stand on an enuiil foritlns. Call or write to lot Chamber of oannereS for a Fropectiia. Yoe cannot malcea better or safer In- VMtmeaU bam- WrUlllwsli, rrssident.

11 MOX sTtlxa 8TTLH au Urn Osabrsllasand Canes, Stat ftmt, 9QUM T. 8HAXJHJC a COt Adding: $enbzm to: Our 17, si a JPriet-Styli-Quality; combination- I JL V-JmSUJBeyni thfaU of Ladies BaL Vests if Mad in Frmme-L A High neck, long tletvt Ore- Wert jiawsrf start tuevt yjc Children IVaists i CtrdtdExtr i fitsif? ExtelUnt shaft and HC Ladies Corsets Strip Corset for Jjc. D.m Coruts A rWrt Assorted skdts UJ)-ff jj 'P. Corsets f-4-Varieut colors I yO -j-, improved last ail sites at Misses Shoes Were -tvort SO Corded Waist th Worth Black and colors i Ladies Gloves Chamois Gauntlets rsr'er' Natural color jCS'-OO I White Chamuris Dollar Mouijuetasres jCanatity Metis Gloves New street shades jp. Worth Medium weight yOC Ladies Sioes i New Lac Oxford Bootees and Closed Don tola Button tits loots fount t.

th m. Boots potent French Kid fancy cloth tofs patent tip spring he A to selVortk 11 to a sixes -ot fiJ yj 75- i Tit Talaa of --Spectactes 9r-mzzxzT ifipeiHifl cm vne wkiu ido jmanctttr OUccL Mthmt and surrrln iln.trv.menU. Mmfin lMltrDsL PilOtA CssssssJasV. JaXtiv Drug Sundries Wabash and Adams. i JPeors Unscented Toilet Soapi Vaseli V' 7 he test made- Ammonia Superior Quality Castile Soap'r Mount Car met Sachet Bagr-X Lavender Blower- Tooth Brushes French, Bristle-Toilet Powder From Luhin JCToHtay OConly.

This 'Cto-dayx -Bii OC-trje. Tn Worth tnr-Wero IOC tie. Writing-Paper Imperial Linen Grade 10 sheets paper and rr IMS envelopes for yl' ZT Women Men- rl OSieryJsruse, and Boys All in China Fast lac some in tan, grey and modesall with' double heel toes and all great- Frict value for jjc Ladies Neckwear New Chiffons in latest shades Windsor Ties-New fancy colors iSc-ZZ" lye-. Metis Neckwear The latest thing in Tec is and e-in-Hands Bart latest coloring if Value. VSTJll Tany furnishings in fashion -foryto-day at JAMES H.

WALKER '4- AiSmiifyk. RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED T6 THE INTER OCEAN FOR PRIZE CONTEST. The Ckiearo Herald. Judicious Newspaper Advertising. f.

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asv Plssrdersst fcltrd. lUna W. K.UlHKKrsirctias. rr, SUt Mats Cakara, SPECIAL SALE OF Dcby GarriaseiV 5 FX8SI FACTDET TO COISUSEB Bnv Street from the BMtnnfaetarar and savs ths dealers proNt. strprleesthlsseaaon awaybelow tha aretral market for 4rt-rlMS nods.

iMteitpUTt ctrailsi rus CHAS. RAISER, slh--62-64 Ctrheurasv, lueses, lit ADAMS CT. CC-CTICPTTCIAII. OMStar w. aaT wua ryisiSHt SSTiarasTSMl ajMStajmEia.

f. Wo. 1:3 IpiSiliibnpIsGs rj 2 Tralnis pally. 1 Grateful for the magriificent support given us thepast by our many friends and the public in general, and desirous that every ohe bf them should be an eye-witness of the greatest success ever achieved by a business nouse in so snort a time oniy iouiiandahalt years), we take pleasure in inviting THE ENTIRE POPULATION OF CHICAGO i and. surroiinnincr ennntrv to'hf nrpftpntraf he opening of the Greatest Business (House in the World, the magnificent and jmost substantial structure known as the Leiter "Build- I i mg, on State st, runningl.alli the Jway from Van Buren to Congress st, whichf will take place THIS EVENING from 7 to 10:30 o'clock.

At this formal opening no goods win De sola it is intenaea to De simply sort of house-warming. We shall try make it as pleasant and enjoyable an al as possible. Mr. "Johnny" Hand.tleacler "53 an orchestra of 40 pieces, will Idisconrse sweelt music, and refreshments will be served in restaurant free of charge. All welcome.

3IEGEL, COOPER I CO. NOTICE. We trust that our friends will not IF YOU WANT air Its NEWS COLUMNS are carefully guarded against improper matters. i InPOLITICS.it is Republican It lor an honest currency and for the protection oi American labor. Its Connent Upon Current Topics to the Point, Honest and Concise.

READ THE SATURDAY ISSUE This week eoe feeTore win be a stery i By JUSTIN McCARTHTj M. Pt, Tbe Disttagvlsaed Aathor aad Irtsa XTatlomal Zetdsr, titled "THE WRONG LETTER." Other features will be: Articles of Special Interest to Women; He view of Current Literature; Dramatic and Musical Intelligence; Market Reports Unequaled for and ALL THE NEWS OF THE DAY. 'fmmmwwmmmmmmmwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm- I himm II liioifip BEST LINE -TCLEPHONti MAIN STL make any purchases this week except such as they absolutely must have, and will wait for our business opening next Mondav. when we nromise to more mm Wf than repay them for their kindness and? consideration. S- C.

CO. YOUR. vlr BEST FRIEND Is he whose communication better, informed, healthfully stimulated, and uncontaminated by eviL Such a friend is the EVENING TOURNAL 1 A PLEASANT HOME TMrlne tas STIJJTEa a rsntabe.rata (the ii 1- irSsrzctxzii. TtanrAittl os 11 STTrTI.1 KS 0 1 1 ICS of Parchuln and tpo Cos. st I mmmrr of S.D MHa Unllad Stata.

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