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The San Francisco call., 1896-10-18

cultured is his every canvas. Outside of
Paris there are no better examples than
those in the Modern Museum, the figure
of woman holding japanese ornament,
the fashionable woman in dress that is SO
charmingly painted that we forget to
notice that the fashion is already an old
one. VAN DYcK BROWN.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-18

and very good musician. He uni
formly repres ents that he is a
music teacher and is looking for piano
for one of his pupils, lady of wealth.
who wishes none but the best and
who may either rent or purchase.
There are many music-stores wnere
such an introduction of business oppor-
tunity will secure prompt res ponse. So
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-18

is proudly displaying to admiring crowds
what is certainly one of the most extraor-
binary freaks of nature that has ever been
seen in San Francisco. 1t is harmless
cat as guiltless OF fur as the common
Mexican dog and as grotesque an object
as can be imagined. The cat is about a
year old and was born on the premises.
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breathl have never before had my audi
enee leave me in the midst OF nara
tive!"
The sheep is the only animal that is
made vicious by petting. A young ram
that is raised by hand in the house be-
comes bold and soon learns to attack cat
tie and persons.
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"a n ma M Grey
Cowles of 1852 An.
napolis avenue. Chill
licothe, was the r.
year-old child OF we'll
to-do parents, and
has always been un-
usually healthy. Her
skin was marvelously
clear, almost to trans
parency. You know
when you open a
sardine can n ow a.
days a key is used
W b ch twis is the
cover into q close
coil, a great improve
ment over the old
can-opener method.
well, Anna was
very fond of the oil
used in putting up
the fish, and while
her mother was one
day preparing some
sardines for sand
wiches she sucked at
the tin coil, when
something startled
her and the thing
slipped down her
throat.
"Her mother, scared
out of her senses,
rushed into a closet
to get a powerful
emetic, and by mis-
take took up a bottle
OF Seeds dry plate
developer, of which
she gave the child
about half a goblet.
Anna died in hor-
rible con vuIsions 8
shortly thereafter.
"The doctors called
in did not deem IL
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the operator finds the best instruments
open to him. He plays piece after piece,
does some technical work involving
diglta d fficulties, tests the touch of
various makes of pianos and finally de-
parts with promise to call again. Taking
in two or three stores per diem the musician
get a he racti hat he needs 10 keep
Llln from gstung rusty, as the pianists say.
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of their gifted sister
in the most comical
manner. An extreme
sensitiveness to the
cold Is a marked Pc
culiarity.
Large sums have
b e e n o IF e re d t h e
owner of the hairless
cat by dealers in
freaks and many at
teinpts have been
made at her abduc-
tion, but so far with
out success. AS a
means of drawing
trade the cat excels.
She is guarded very
carefully, and her
owner declares that
no inducement will
lead him to part with
her.
A new sort of dead
beat has appeared.
He is a musical sharp
who for a month or
six weeks, according
to different accounts,
has succe g d g d in
keeping up his piano
practice very well and
free of cost, using
only the best pianos
in town for his pur-
pose. His system is
very easy when it is
explained. All need
ed is a prepossessing
exterior, a good ad-
dress and nerve. This
oper a tor is we'll
equipped in all these
particulars. He is
of about m 9 d n M
height. we'll dressed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-13

isheI to make dollar at the age boys
usually prefer to spend one as ne e'-'
proved since.
Hanna was twen -y--Aree when Fort
Sumter fell While Others ru7led &OJu.
the tom Standard of their country 10
save e. Hanna stayed i1domUaOiy az
home. And he thrifty took govern
men, contracts c. the coal ana ron
KIND. and so I'm that dark cjnnOn-shaken
hour Of the nations peril filed his peck
e-s while Others empjed their veins.
Such lack Of patriotic purpose. such
love Of SELF and pei had their reward.
Hanna 5 worth over S20.000000.
In1S64 Hanna carried to the altar the
daughter o. Dan y. Rhodes, himself q
coal prince and The founder Of the I'D.
p Rhodes Coal Company The ca
man S sons. and the concern to-day is
the Max Hanna Coal Company.
From groceries to coe,, and from coal
10 eve~y other fashion Of money trap
ping went Mark Hanna. There are two
SORTS Of business men. One is hunter,
stark and bold. who seeks his profit at
noon and by d.r5c. approach. winning
when De does = by G.nJ OF personal
skin md strength IN his employment.
Sueh never grow r.cn. There ar OH
e~s sbv. furave. not lacking courage,
br- strong mes. in a G0Xy cunning. who
mr. the trap0srs of trade. They SCI
money traps and then 90 about SHINING
their game.
such IS he las. IS Hanna. He wins
his wealth. by iHd.recdCn. He has the
s7~3.d instinct that points the hidden
dollar i'm some covert O. trade, as a SET
ta- Do.rts bird. Hanna can TAX
dollar make il into a money trap. and
ca+cb dime with H. He can sci and
o+.erd IN millions Of these dollar traos
~ cnce. And the dscoyed dimes caught
~. hes, dollar traps TO de for Hanna
are rs The sands of the sea every year.
T5e-,s nov. in tb!ry years. hanna
nrors IN almost IS many millions.
Ham, not only succeeded to the
T.srn7r4-Hanra grocery and the ID. F..
Rhodes Coal Couropv, bu, he organized
rha Ruckeve OF Company. the Union
E7so,ol Rank. and The Woodland ave
r-,s ans The West Side street car l.r5s
Of Creve,q1d O. Hanna owns iron.
conner and cosl mines n M.ch.7an. coal
mines in Illinois Ohio and Perusvl-
van.9 He has fleets # vessels on the
Great Lakes carrying coal up The lakes
and ron ere down. He has ship wards
ana b.i.ds his own boats. He has IN
fr~ests a. all kinds scattered from Du-
iuth 10 New York; from The Pictured
Rocks to the Thousand Islands, with
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Hanna IS the exact opposite of Cod
smith 5 .parsOn. He S everything the
village preacher wasn't
Hanna was born in 1897; just a sh"~-
ing less than sixty years OF age Is
Hanna. He was born in New Lisbon.
COlumbiana county. in the State whera
he now Ives. His father was Leon
ard Hanna, and by profession doctor.
II would seem that Dr.. Leonard Ham
IA was not in the business Of balsam
and bandages from any love Of his fell
lows or riO,OuS taste fer a pubic's
heath. lie distinctly l0lgsd for dol
lars. And whether me sturdy brood of
citizens about him were of too rugged
c0n@!tion 10 permit pills to pay, or
what the reason. DR.. Leonard Hanna at
anearly daylapsed INTO keeping a coun-
Try store. And he kept it wei. and as
IL tlourished his profits sweEed.
Mark Hanna was no. the only son.
There were a. least three others. Il IS
said -h5 they were remarkable as wen
OF rcinemen, ana elevation: something
those who have met the preseu. Hanna
VIII find hard Of belief.
Mark Hanna was At common school;
then briefly az the Western Reserve
College. This latter temple of learn
rVg only detained him a year ne
might have stayed longer bu. ne was
Impatient 10 plunge into business. He
was thirsty 20 drink C1iars for HIM
self
II was in 1852 the elder Hanna IN
We lodi f'1rvp'~ .,7. q nero vi'l.Q go fncn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-13

holds such a gun aad a Pres,de2, IS
sutl Jarget2
There has been much to say of Bry-
ans youth. Il had been better if Nc
N-a4ey were as young. His superiority
OF wears has only served 20 put Am
hand i'm the lions mouth OF Hanna and
make him ohe chsGe, of a money hud-
ole. of which Hanna is director. Bryan
is ar least free. And pubic m SHIT bet
ter and more wisely 20 with its inter-
as-s To- q freeman. however young. Jhan
ll-ruS- It's Cestin.es TO q captive how
ever old.
Let MS bend TO the lesson Of Hanna.
There Is but one Allah and Mohammed
is his prOphe: bu- one syndicate, ana
Hanna is It's dictator. Who, therefore,
is Hanna?
One glance at him be,r2ys his sort.
There Is violence in his coarse. ruddy
face. There is avarice n his weasel
eye. q money fercecsss. jus. as enc
roads The lus, Of blood in the lamb mt
ir3c--y THAI g.0ws In The eye of fer
ret Tie is gross man. ANA runs to
flesh like q draugh- hqorse. Standing
b fee, @ inches. Hanna weighs 24J
pounds. From the size OF his collar
and the size of his hat one nigh. con-
c.u'e that Hanna was perhaps the man
ordinary. This would be gr;evOus er-
rec He has force. he has brains; he
has perss-eHcy that never f3,,ers,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-13

10 vote for Mckinley. This was ocy
The O-her day in Coy5ia1d.
Bouquet J.osraphers, who Ct laie
have done" Hanna's lie fulsomely
speak of bis stern love OF privacy. aaG
cxulr over ,Aa fact t12t Hanna never
ran for Office.
These blind sycopharts and anxious
parasites in advance needn't Warve.
Hanna never ran for Office because
scarce one man beyond himself i'm
North.Nn Ohio would VOC the ticket
we're be named HanHa is in such
torn and tattered disrepute with the
rao1le all a5ou him ,hat his only
chance to hold an office is 40 do as DE
is ptem0ting to do with Mckinley.
Buy candidate; buy The candidate an
Office. and then own the Office by own
ing The man.
Here is specimen of Han-a's swift
talent Tor business He pm. every man
me could g.. iaro his mines one day.
re worked them night and day He
stored COZ. 900 tons " coal on barge
I'm the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. Then
he cr. wages 10 ,he bone and forced
strike. Ho ov.r-dcd the strike until
De choked of coal production IN every
field between tie Mississippi I'D TIE
seabCar1.
I'm tvo weeks Hanna ran mp the price
of coal g. per TON. ~ u1.0adcd his
bargrs a- q profit o., $f,0nJ,010 Then
he called of the strike
rs a;m tad been attained. The min
crs had l1s' four weeks work. a pablo
had lost Sf0000t) and Hanna. with his
pockets full o. spoil and bis heart acl0V
With the black glory o. IL an. was ro1iv
for another svoop al TIE first game tta.
few his way.
Here is cno.her business venture.
ore which the actors and Thesp.ans
know an about. O,d John EEslor. as
honest. as kind. as generous ard gs iH-
n0cent soul as lives bad saved $780,
COZ by his theatres. ItWas his ambition
10 build theatre Cor himself Hanna
knew of Ells,er's hone and Ger his own
ends fostered f.. E'i=ler's S21onH1 wc5
nCt enough. Hanna Ter him he.f es
much 10 put with f.. Els er but -ao
thcotre-the Euclid Avenue Opera
FOu'7-a, q cost o. S37= ooo End gave
Hanna q mortgage for S1z5.o9o.
+ came due. this mortrage, ons day.
and ENsler. iuiied 10 q notion ha tine
would be extended 10 him on his HAMA
held debs. wasn't ready
DID Hanna extend? Not day: mo- a
moment Re had planned the situation
for a year. I was q business triumph
He sold poor ELsler out. stick and stone
root and s.alk, and standing grass, and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-13

in summer ana 1925 N November and
December.
Fer four vars the battle between
the sailors end Hanna staggered on.
Rumssy and his under thugs did the
dirty work. They thumped, s3uged,
mauled. pounded, and man-handiedl
evarv unicn sailor whom they iouha
alons On the Cleveland docks they
semi them by caro- leads TO re Central
rc,tce station. where they We're prompt
Nv released by Updegraft, a judge VINO
he1 SOM human in-tnc,s And Hanna
PAID ,he Rumsey thugs the wage ana
hire Of tde.r brutality.
In four years Hanna, with his Rum
sew cohorts. had beaten the sailors
nm on 10 death. Il is gone now for good.
Hanna had his cruel way. lO-dAI,
even With those benefits O. protection
chou. which me ring-Glrected. note
threatened Mckinley has so much to
saw al that Hanna's sailors ger is SD
10 S35 month. where before tAey re-
ce.ved from $50 to $40.
Hanna boasts that since 1884, when
his final triumph over the Seamen's
Union came and the organization lay N
blood d2bb.cd dea,l at his feet, ne and
his fellow moneyites who were in the
cruel conspiracy with him-the Cham
bella.ns. the MinChes and the Aiyah
Bradieys-haye as direct profits of their
victory made ever s1O.000,000. How
many women and children, the wives
and l.tCe ones Of his sailors. this should
have honestly fed and clothed. are quCs-
tons which never rap at the Hanna
bear, for answer. He has natural bars
agains. and such inroad on his seasibili-
ties.
As & sweet bone 10 q good dog. Hanna
rewarded Rumsev for his thug work by
sending that satellite on q vacation zip
around the world.
In q former ar,ic,- on the crushing Of
the Se3men's Union by Hanna I told
men 10 ask The particulars of Peter
Lynch. who WIS a. the hour of Us de-
le3t 51e president OF that body. II
would be useless. rs I have since learn
a. To sop his mouth. Iarra had
Peer LYNN appointed some small
capacity a6ou. the Cleveland pos,ofice.
Hu-Ca.ns viOm Cleveland named post
master. & politician rather tina, a Demo-
Graf. inspired by the fisherman OF Buz-
Yards Bay is Out fCc Mckinley. He is
Today H3nns's nan. and Pe--r Lynch,
Cucs r5pu-9b,v he Leader Of The lake
sailors Of Cleveland. is a Hu,cLins-H-n-
n henchman
Lynch mus; hold his place He viii
say nothing now Of those bitter years in
the eighties when Hanna ground him
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stretched a screen of canvas. Il was no
protection; moreover, IL was Vioiaucn
in the sense OF an evasion OF the law.
Yet if one of his men camplalheu Il.
was discharged. The Hanna sl@'
could in the biting Winter gnaW '1e..
tongues over their work and freeze -
stow silence. Or they might quit anu
Etarve. Such has been the If--AdsA4p
OF Mark Hanna 10 labor.
Here is some Of this red oppressor S
labor history in brief Ii Is ne woo
holds us eco o. McKinlcy's notes, anu
aims to put his candidate, VINO tnus hes
as HELPLESS in the hollow Of llama 5
hand as ever lay one OF his laDoFeIs'
into the White House as President.
He bought the Cleveland Herald
tuaned out the union printers and rat
ted" the Office. He built houses aGd
refused work 10 every carpenter. DICK
laver. plasterer and artisan Of any Klnd
who belonged 10 4 labor union. re
fought labor uniouism of his boats, OH
his cars. out Of his coal holes. lie has
drowned it in the lakes, bayo1e.ted II
about his works. starved it along his
railroads chokcd it to death in his
mines. And nov he would "ralk' with
Witt and other labor leaders, to snow
them The iamb's-wool so.,ness Of his
sympathetic interest for the l2horinS
man.
But in vain does the fowler spread a
net in sight OF he bird. The labor ele-
me1t knows Hanna, better tnah ne
knows himsef, perhaps.
In Hanna's Globe shiDyards the h,eA
are naid $l.15 a day. q brave tguIe'
truly, The other day they struck ior
st.25. Parkhurst. the manager ca.!so
the strikers together, made them a pro
teorion sDeech, told them that SD,
while a ruinous price for Hanna to paw
for days wcrk-a man who spends a
rnirion dollars q year to merely live
would be given to all who would agree
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and his sailors beneath the milestone Of
his hsrd capacity.
But while Lynch may be made to for
gsJ wrong with the present Of lackey
place, there are others with warmer
memories. When Hanna went 10 ST.
Louis to work cut the programme OF the
syndicate and spring br.be-trap on
nomination, the Central Labor Union
of Cleveland s-nt Tom Carter a list of
ques ions. including the following:
rs it nc, fact that Mark Hanna,
manager CT William Mckinley, cand.-
date for President employed the note
riOus A. R. Rumsey TO disrupt and
crush Tie S amen's Union of the lower
lakes, and further did not Mark Hanna,
in acknowledgment CT Rumsey's SER
vices. send him on trip around the
world?
Seconds it not a ,ac. that Mari,
Hanna, professional hater Of organized
labor. disorgan.zed the mine workers OF
Pennsylvania?
''Third-NAs it not through Mark
Hanna's efforts that the street car mems
organization Cleveland was totally
annihlajed? And even to-day does he
not deny his employs the rigl, to at
tacA themselves to .2bor org2n.z2-
tlon?"
These and other queries were put by
the Central Labor Union and never an
swered.
Oaly the ether day. Hanna. who now
seeks 90 caiole labor element he was
wont to cudjel unCl its blood dipped,
sent l0r Peter Witt, the head eff the
Cleveland Central Labor Union and
business agent of the Iron Mounlders'
Union. Hanna said he wanted to ex-
plain mis- past and announce MS pure,
nov and milk-white position toward Ia
Dor.
Wit. won.dn't go near him. A thirty
years was on labor ulionism, during
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business Offices and headquarters il
every ely on either shore CT all the
lakes.
Hanna is the dominant spirit OF every
enterprise he is involved n. He con-
trolls or he gets out. Worth twenty mil
lions personally. IL decides the policy CT
ten times IS much, and can march two
hundred millions of capital upon any
b3Jt,e fed Of business 10 be as absolute
ly al his beck and order as an army 10
tn baton CT its cCmmander--I-chlef.
This makes power Of Hanna, even
without courage that never paies and
a heart as hacc1 and cold Us hal, ana rs
rCnOTseiesS.
".
Hanna in lis enterprises employs
thousands of men. He has fought
strikes and lockouts with every one oi
them. There IS not q man at work for
Hanna to-day who doesn't hate him
with q heart OF fir. Why? Because
he eeds on them, devours them al every
ctsncI Those twenty millions OF his
are 95 Per cent. tn varest plIage OF
labor Hanna lives and wakes fat TO-
day the best specimen OF the modern
anthropophagi.
Hannas first labor war Of worth and
weigh, was with the S52men's Union Of
tha Great Lakes. I've told the story be-
fore. The battle began in 1882. 1t
lasted four bitter years. Hanna had q
thug named Rumsey, professional pu-
g.l.st. and OF morals and mentality TO
match his sort and kind. Hanna had
Rumsey paced on the police force of
Cleveland Rumsey had been one Of
Eanra's sailors.
Hanna was now ready and he pulled
on his war with the poor sailor folk.
TAey wers getting 1925 a day IN sum
mer and 81 n November and December.
Hanna Gu. them at 4 slash TO 81 day
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WUNKGER END WEN.

which Hanna imported the pauper "a
Dor Of Europe-the Saws. the Huns, the
PO,aks-anG even brought north the
black ex-slave labor of the South TO
take the places Of the white men and
ind Americans, whom his eNtorL0ls,
GUS 2nd lJckon had forced
into revolt; thirty years war,
during whicl hanna hired The P.1k5r-
Cons, the Mooney and every
fashion of hiring banded together to
be at the shooting. sJabDing beck and
NOD of every m0neyi,s who nigh need
them 10 aid him in his wrong doing,
was rightly held by Wiz 10 sufficiently
set forth the blood-staine1 labor pose
CT Hanna.
Wit was right, Hanna has made
wage cut after wage cut against labor.
He has provoked strike after strike,
and by force aid mCra y, used w-thcu,
stint or scruple, tough, them 10 stand
sill. Il is no eXargerat.0n TO say Jha-
10000 men have bed and LOCO died in
the killings and the w0uId.-ss and
s.arvings Of Mark H3nn3's strikes
To-day so to Cleveland and talk w.;h
the men on his street railroads the
Woodland avenue and the Little Con-
so.iddted. Not a labor union man Is
gwen employment; not one can stay.
The frs question put 10 an app.c3G.
for work en- any read of H8.las by
Mu.heln. his man. il: DO yOu be.Cng
10 a labor ua.on?" lie gets no work
if he does. Moreover. be is a. once
Swallowed by one of Hanna's de fclves,
Of which he keeps a horde as some men
keep a pack of hounds, 10 learn L. he has
tod the truth
No man who belongs 20 organized la
Dor in ally form can work for Hanna. or
in any enterprise he fosters u-lcss Cle
cxceD.s those brO,herh0ods TO shed
blood such as he PinkertCns Then he
may do his black word for Hanna and
be rcundly rewarded therefor The Pin
kertons. the M0Oney-BolanGs. are the
only tabor" organizations 90 iai-ec ty
the hands Of Hanna.
VI.
Labor does no, hold o meeting at
Cleveland or near any o. Hanna .n,er-
ests which his detectives do not attend.
They take the name of every Hanna en-
p.oye who comes. OF eoes his head
with the moment OF their renort.
When the Vestibule Street Ger act vas
being agitated in Ohio. a measure meant
no force such o cons -ruc-icn % s,r et
cars as might serve 10 shield me motor
usn from piercing cold Hanna opposed
IT, His men who signed petitions favor
ing The act we're dismissed.
When it passed in spite OF Hanna, IN
80 Z L..
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CUISINES Is NOW TPtvStcTrD.
SO LARGELY on CREDIT. AND
WITH so EXTENSIVE AN r1-
PLOTMENT or BANK 0UT~Ks
ETC. THAT BUT LITTLE MONEY
IS REALLY NEEDED"
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