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TJIE IKTER OCEAN, -THURSDAY MORNING, FEliHUAltY 5, 1903. CONFLICT CAUSED BY PRIMARY DATES VET? Republican Leaders Disagree Over Time for Convention. WEEK Df lot, Guess Now. llf So, Oiiess Again. YbUR CHAr.CE FOR SPECIAL PRIZE OF $1,000 EfJDS AT IDniGHT, FEB.

14. From Now to July 1, 1903 Only HARLAN FOR DELAY Fred M. Blount, However, Urges Early Nomination, Darron'i Democratic Friends Xon Certain That He Mt Han as 10 Two dates are being spoken of for the Republican primaries and city conveution Feb, 7 and 28 and March 6 and 7. This would throw the primaries on Friday and the con vention on Saturday In the event either date was selected by the Republican county cen tral committee. The time for holding the Democratic primary and convention suggest ed by the city hall faction Is March 9 and 10.

Some of the Republican leaders are in fa-oivpf an early convention, while others fa vor a late one. Nevertheless, there seems to Lp a strong sentiment in favor of holding the primaries this- month. J. M. Harlan and Lis campaign managers are Insisting upon a lata primary.

In his nightly speeches Jfr. Harlan is advocating this plan. It Is not improbable that the county committee will get together before the end of the week and the primary call. Under the new primary law the call must be Issued fifteen days before the date agreed upon. Illount for EarljTrlmarlfii.

Fred M. Blount came out emphatically yesterday in favor of holding the primaries this th. He said that the nominee, who ever be ru-gbt be. should be given at least thirty- fiv? days after the convention in which to ir.ske a canvass of the thirty-five wards in "I see no reason why the primaries shoSl.l be held this month." he paid. cne kc ws who the nominee will be.

and he thr. iid be given ample time to make his rnr.aiga after being nominated. It is an of presumption on the part of Harlan to say that there are but two dates in the field. How does he know La: half a dozen men may present their t'iits to that convention? Mr. Harlan has be-; campaigning for about two months now and he should be satisfied at any rate." 1 W.

Lpham echoed the sentiments tf Blount, and favored calling the ima. ies Feb. 27. and the convention for ttr- fi. Mowing day.

The majority of tn Park harmony committee wants the li, March fi and This was the ten; Tiiis of opinion expressed yesterday at rtpular weekly dinner of the (br Union restaurant. This eUo favors the naming of a corn-pit if ticket by the Republicans, to the Judicial convention in Jane to seUcted at the same primary as tb- u.l-stJUs to the city convention. It is bt-IUvttl. however, that the Legislature will pa.s kn KHicodment to the primary law which v. i.l permit the holding or a separate Judicial primary, and also a provision au-thti'Ssfnc thi executive committee of the county organization of the two-parties to a j.

ii al ticket in the event a primary no: for the purpose. Darrmv Unit Be Independent. The intcratlc friends of. Clarence S. decided that a primary fight in his Is out of the question, and the aha favored a primary contest new fnihis: the miners' attorney must make an in -it ii! anTass.

This decision was a -t a conference yesterday. The sciLn ut the Democratic county com- mituc in icdiisdng Mayor Harrison for a tu-i the attitude of the mayor's Euppur.i ts iu taking to themselves the po I iiu.t the Judges and clerks of election prr.ii.'ntft borne of the Harrow leaders who wtre advocating a primary fight to rbane The anti-Harrison leaders, ih ibtr of Bobert E. Burke, took th's s.ssil trorn the first, as they were certain ilit Major's committee would name the Jaaic-t ecJ clerks to jiutt their own ends. William E. Burns, who represented the lJtmucratic tintiment in favor of a primary Jielit the iJarrow movement, said: The Democratic friends of Mr.

Barrow are convinced that it would be useless to make a primary fight under the circumstances. The Harrison crowd has "given prima facie evidence that It intends to steal the primaries by taking the authority of naming the judges and clerks of election Instead at giving all the committeemen a voice ln-ih (election of the list. The unheard-of proceeding of a party organization indorsing candidate before a nominating convention has spoken makes it impracticable to consider a primary contest." Ilurke Fllra a Proteit. Robert E. Burke yesterday filed a protest with the election commissioners against the list pf judges and clerks of election for the Twenty-First ward.

The contest is on behalf of the regular Democratic organization in the ward. Armond F. Teefy has been retained to represent the ward, organization. Politicians say that Burke has the better of the argument. The true, purpose of the Judicial committee named by the Democratic county committee at Its last meeting came to light yesterday.

It- is to be the duty of this committee, which is made up entirely of friends of the city hall faction, to see that the Democratic judges who desire re-election in June must recommend for justices of the peace only those who are to the Harrison Democracy. The organization committee of the Graeme Stewart club of the Twenty-Fifth ward will meet at noon today at the Union restaurant to discuss plans of organization. J. M. Harlan talked last evening In (he Twenty-Ninth ward at Teutonla hail.

Fifty-Third street and Ashland avenue. This evening he Is billed at Douglas hallThlrty-' Fifth street and Indiana avenue. CAN'T MISS YOUR STATION NOW. darns on I. Platform a Re Inerenaed and I.IsrhteU.' For the information of elevated railroad passengers, signs giving street names are required for every forty feet of platform, in, an ordinance yesterday recommended to the council by the license committee.

The eigne must be posted in conspicuous positions, and -must be illuminated at night. Aldermen Finn, Sloan, and Dougherty were named as a subcommittee to prepare an ordinance for licensing hotels -and lodging-houses of every description. Corporation Counsel Walker having held that the city 7 had this power. Chairman Finn said a meeting would be held soon, and added: "We are to fix on a schedule of license fee to charged. We may decide to classify hotels and lodging-houses.

Forexample.lt would hardly do to charge the same license fee to the Auditorium hotel as to a cheap lodging-house. The plan Is to provide for city regulation of hotels, inns, taverns, lodging-houses, and similar places. The health department is to approve the application for permit, and without the permit no hotel can be operated, according to Uies plan." Clergymen and property owners appeared against the order to Issue a saloon license for the premises at 1409 West Jackson boulevard, near Albany avenue. The committee sent the matter to Corporation Counsel Walker for an opinion as to whether the license runa to the person or the place, and as to other matters affecting the license of a saloon on a boulevard. The property on which the saloon stands belongs to Mrs.

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The Letters from a Self-Made Merchant to His Son met with universal favor, and there is every reason to believe that the new series by the same author will be equally popular. In the new series old Graham tells the story of his own business career how he began life as a farmer's boy, worked his way to the front and became the biggest pork packer in the West. Try the NEW POST to July New features, more of them, greatly improved. A handsomely printed and beautifully illustrated weekly magazine. Established 175 years and circulating nearly J' fllfH The following tnurrlage licenses were issued yesterday; Age Fritz.

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00 To tbe eighth nearest correct eetimntor 35.00 To tae tiit 12 nearest correct rsUmator. (16 ISO. 00 To the next 27 nearest correct estimators, S10 each. 270.00 To tbe next 833 nearest correct estimators, 15 each 00 KO prizes emoirtuing to. or arwr The Inter Ocean Subscription Rates IN CHICAGO and other cities where paper la delivered bv Daily, including Hun-day, 2 raoa.

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The total Tote for the three states is iounJ in tiie rigut-naiiu column: Year. Ohio. JS01 793,620 JS.93 823.658 1 s9. 837.466 ls'J7 854.9S6 1899 908.139. 1901 827,566 SUBSCRIPTION BLANK.

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321.650 365.012 328.121 269.795 299.166 324.526 Iowa. 420,212 415,806 401.345 438.293 Total. 1,537.491 1,604.476 1,566,932 1,563,073 1,640,676 433,351 390.4S9 1.542,581 it, out and send in your estimates. It The Following Special Prizes Will Also Be Paid: nearest correct estimate received be- l.OM.0O 15, 1502 nearest correct estimate received on Dec. IS.

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15 1,000.00 nearest correct estimate received oa Jan. 15. and before Feb. 1 1.000.00 nearest correct estimate received on Feb. 1.

and before Feb. 15 1,000.00 nearest correct estimate received oa Feb. 15, and before March 1 1.000.09 nearest correct estimate received on March 1. and before March 15 1.000.00 erarest correct estimate received oa March 15, and before April 1. 1.000.00 nearest correct estimate received on April 1, and before April 15 1.000.00 nearest correct estlmste received oa April 15.

and before May 1 1.000.00 nearest correct estimate received on May 1. and before May 15 1.000 00 Inter Ocean for My estimates for the total vote for follows: ELECIRICJj BATHS. MASSAGE. AND ELECERIC TREAT-meuta gjlven by efflcient. up-to-date operators; Idioeyucrasica treated.

Vlul.t. elegant aurround-Inajs and absolute privacy assured. No slarns of any kind displayed. For Interview addreaa Hit. The Inter Ocean.

THE PARIS. MANICURING. CHIROPODY. --AND VIBRATION TREATMENTS. R.

315. BALTIMORE 21 QUlXOY ST. ACNES VDLKMANX- DISCIPLINE MASS AG and magnetic trt-atment: auud attendants. 2 llub-tard near Michigan av. Tel.

llarrisun IWtt. BATHS. MASSAGE, ELECTRIC TREATMENT: trained nurse. R. 34 Tlm.s VVashlnjrton st.

and Mh av. OPEN SUNDAYS. TRAINED NURSE WILL GIVE MASSAGE AT home. Tel. 1US2 White.

MISJ M. R. DEXTER 7 K. RANDOIJ'H tiT. facial and scalp treatment, chiropody.

MASSAGE FIRST-CLASS OPERATOR. HILDA MALMQITI3T. La Salle flat' THE SWEDISH MASSAGE INSTITUTE. IState room 2-1 opKste Palmer house. BATHS AND MASSAGE.

MANICURING. AND chiropody. Erma Dawton. 11K'3 Wabash. Open sua.

ALICE L1ND. SHAMPOOINO. MASSAGE. AND baths. Washington, room 3.

Closed Sundays. MARION WKLIJi. MANICURING AND HAS-sage. 25 Wabash ad flat, front, FLORENCE KIMBALL BATH AND MASSAGE. l.VIrt Wabash swlte 2: open Sundays.

BATH AfiD MAbSAOE 37:1 Wahasli it. Open Snndava, VAPOR AND PLAIN BATHS GIVEN TO LA dies and'atntlemen. Mlsa ALLAN. 170 8. Clark: EDITH ANDERSON.

209 STATE ST. BATHS, massage; second Poor; open Bunaays till 4. IS1 CLARK ST. BATH. MASSAGE.

8VVED- lah mo'ement; open Bundaij MASSEUSE FOR 'phone North HIM. DlItECl IONS PLEASE COLLECTIONS. Leadlag Celleetlea Ageacles, WK QUICKLY COLLECT-WAGES. NOTES, rents, board bills, claims of every description oa THE SPENCER AGENCY, Sulle 912. Dearborn st.

Tel. Central ITiiX A. L. THOMSON. ROOM 6U5 ATWOOD BLDG.

i'Ph. M. 1273). collects, wages, notes, and bad ebts on commission, draws wills snd legal papers of all kinds; furnishes legal advice free: 3.UU) refs. WAGES COLLECTED FREE OPEN TILL a m.

Wed. and flO.MU bond protects eur lares ts. TURNER. 1 Daarbora st. WE TAKE ANY BILL FOR COLLECTION: NG advance charges; htghret references given.

M. 24 2u. I LttuN AGENCY. 171 Washington i Tel. at.

THE WARING AGENCY. o3 CHICAGO OPERA-House bulldinsr. No charge unUMt we collrt-t. HORSES AND CARRIAGES. w-ft'tT offVh extension top surrey; rubber tire trap, avals four; rubber tire full spring tup buggy, rubber tire runabout, blankets, slnafea gold mounted surrey and road harness: sell separately.

Call at private stable, osa w. Harrison near Ashland blvd. FOR SALE JUST RECEIVED TWO CAR UlADsl best draft, drivers, and general business horses arrived this year; a trial given. JuSEfll STRAUa) 4k TAUS1G. Ilf7 Milwaukee near North av.

FOR SALE-CHEAP. A LIGHT. HIGH SETTING sleigh; c-arries two people; nearly new. Stable n. ef cor, or ev.

ana tjaiumei av. SELIJNG OUT KIMBALL STANHOPE. Columbus phaetoa, runabout. pony burgy. harness.

2AiS JSlate UNUSUAL 'HA NOrJJ-STANHtlPES. nfR RETS, buggies, traps; must be sold, tit w. Ualsted st. CASH PRIZES Certificate of Bank President. I hereby certify that the Press Puhllshlne aasa elation has deposited M0.0OO In the Central rav.

In ar. Bank. Detroit. for the ripma purpoee of paytns: the prises to ibom malclna; the aearest eorrect esitanstes of' the Total Acsrea-ate Vote cast (or the OfTlce of Umtrnor la the btatee it Ohio, Masaachusetts. and lows, on the 3rd day of November.

l(33. and that this fund ran Le used for do ether purpose. PRESIDENT CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK. For the neareat correct estimate received on or after Mayla. and before June.l.

For tbe nearest correct estimate received cn or after June 1, and before June 15 For tbe nearest correct estimate received en after Jon 15, and before July 1 i For tbe nearest correct estlmste received on or after July 1, and before July 15.......... For the nearest correct estimate race 1 red oa or after July 15, and before Aug. 1. For the nearest eorrect estimate received oa of after Aug. and before Aug-.

15... For the nearest correct estlmste received oa or after Aug. 15 and before Sept. 1 For tbe nearest correct estimate received oa or after Sept. 1 and before Sept.

Fcr the nearest correct estimate received oa or after Sept. 15, and before l.OOO.CO 1,000.00 1.000.09 1.000 1.0M-0 1.000 0 1.000.09 1.000 00 Total, 1.000 prizes araountlns 49.ooe.oo la case af a tie or that two or more estimator art) equally correct, prize vill bo divided equally between them. to apply on Subscription Account. Governor In the three States areas i .1 OCEAN, CHICAGO. INSTRUCTION.

I'blrage's l.eaetlaar laaatl tatlosia. ATHENAEUM. CHICAGO. 2 VAN BUR. EX ST.

Business, enorthand. academic fKaiiUoaa for trraduates, tend for catalogue. PENMANSHIP? GRAMMAR. COMPO-sitlun, correspondence, rhetoric; private course, 5. BENNETT INSTITUTE, 2W E.

Van Buren. CHICAGO BUSINESS COLLEGE. TC WABASH av. Buelness. shorthand, typewriting; day and evening; start now; students, assisted to posit lens.

CiQC AGO-KENT COLLEGE OF-LAW: EVEN, ing sessions. E. B. BARRETT, LU tec y. Athenaeum 14 Van Buren st.

OPERA. ORATORIOS. VOICE CULTURE, success euaranteed; reasonable; send for calalcsrue. CHICAGO OPERA SCHOOL. ptln.

ay tl.ll.Cli go. ENGRAVING DAY AND EVENING CLASSES In jewelry engraving: Monday, and Fri. Collt-ge, IVIu jiaeucilc temple. ARCHITECTURAL. MECHANICAL DRAWINO and designing: business course; shurthand.

The Culumblan. Uud. Wabash. Jm. rillvers A Cct.

COMMERCIAL SHORTHAND HCIIOUI Washington st. Thorough course In shorthand, typewriting, and Spanish; day and nlfit sessions. Dictation classes, $1 per week. GREGG SHORTHAND. TOUCH" TYPEWRIT Ing.

practical book keeping. etc. caror evening see-Uns. Gregg School. Wahloarton HARMON'S SHORTHAND GRAHAM Shorthand: beginning, intermediate, advanced classes; day, Schiller UiU Kandoiph.

THOROUGH. RELIABLE IN KHORT-hand. bookkeeping at home: Investigate. MaeCur- nac-k Currespondtnce School. f.

Washington. IN 0 0 DAT8 MRS. LENA A. WHITE guarantees to make you an EXPERT stenographer and typewriter or refund money. -White's Coilege-Flne Arts 2W Michigan av.t night school.

BEST INSTRUCTION. IZ1WEST RATES, shortest time; telegraphy. Shorthand, bookkeeping. pre paratory. Central Institute.

4Q E. Randolph st. ACTING. ELOCUT IOX. MUSIC WE FIT FOR, the stage In months' course.

Classes urniiiig. Irving ThaaAer School. 2d Van Buren st. SPECIAL DISCOUNT NOW A RC111TECTURE. engineering, electrldtr, mathematics, short ha ad, book kee pin g.

INSTITtTE. 1S1 7 hro. st. CHEMISTRY. ASSAYING.

PROSPECTORS tests; day and evening instruction. Assay School. liXtMonadnock. DICTATION ALL Cl-ASSES tt WEEK. O.N Ed BUSINEs COLLEGE, ltu Washington st.

JONES BUSINESS COLLEGE DAY AND night mis, night. lo. 100 Washington. BTXLER BUS. COL IN POSITIONS PP AND iuu pp.

Cat. free. 671 Madison st. JTPEWRITI Leadlag Trpewrlter Dealers, THE BL1CKENSDERFER TYPEWRITER Two models. No.

6. l.VI. a standard machine at a popular price. 1 1-a Salle st. BARGAINS IN TYPEWRITERS- Rentals, tl per month.

C. R. CARPENTER. 100 Jsckson bird. CliASB ac LITTLE.

ROOM Al. 11 LA SALI.H st. Main 1-M4. Expert repairers: madifn.s rested, sold, and exchanged. "Jewett" repair dept.

i LAMBERT TYPEWRITER SIMPLE. DUR-able: romplete with case, desk machine. Lambert Type writer 1-a Salle st- LOWEST PRICES ON TYPEWRITERS: ALL makes. W. It.

MORRISON, lis la Salle St. HT T7TI8 CASH PA tD KOR DIAXIOXIW. old fuUl. ilvr. land wir! 1 uk trent: lio mt HM.fl rmmv-y on aituttinui or iry iu doc or, buy iliamuoira without ur prmi-inent tud rH- HKtirr CU, 67 tMt t.in.ioo r.ou i 1.