The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-21
ANH CALLEHS AT CANTON
Chairman Hanna Among Them. Who Has
Nothing to Give Ont

| canton. o.. Jan. 2U.-National Chair
man VI. A Hanna arrived al Canton al
/ 100 on the Valley train from his home
| N Cleveland. He was unaccompaniei
| by any member Of his household and
| was driven. in company with Captain
| H. o. Heistand and Secretary FLOYD. To
TIE Mckinley house. where, shortly fol-
lowing his arrival. lunch was served.
| NJ Hap1a shows slight traces of his re-
cent Illness but seems 10 be rapidly gain
ing nis good health. OF course "A great
"fai OF interes. attaches to Mr.. Hanna 5
visit q, Canton a. this time on account
OF he reported senatorial tangie. and =
number OF newspaper men. including the
Associated Press representative. sur
rounded him as he stepped from the
coach
Il really have nothing to say at this
time, said Mr., Hanna. ION any matter.
and especially the senatorial subject
want 10 see Major Mckinley and talk
over a great many things. Further than
what / have told you. I really cannot
talk
Mr.. Hanna returned 20 Cleveland at
O'Clock this afternoon.
A great many callers rang the door
beH at the Mckinley residence. and
when inside the door the inquiry: lis
Major Mckinley in?" was heard from
men frcm many parts of the country.
Major aickin.ey's entire morning was
given over 10 these visitors, who had
something of importance to say 10 the
pres.dent-eiect. He met all with a plea
SAINT Good morning. gentlemen" or
I'm glad 10 see you.' and shook each
called cordially by the hand and when
necessary invited them 10 the consulta-
ton office.
There were many visitors dcring the
day. ard while few of them were of es-
pecial prominence all had something 10
present to the president-elect. Among
the first TO call was General Thomas W.
Bradley of Walden. N. Y. Some weeks
ago it was rumored that General Brad
ley would be put forward by his soldier
friends as their choice for commissioner
Of pensions under the new administra-
ton. His greeting by Major Mckinley
was such as one comrade gives another
and of the friendliest nature. They had
a long private conference.
Another caller was ex-Consressman II.
F. Conger of Des Moines. Ia, a promi-
nens e!ector and on his way TO Washing
ton as messenger bearing the result or
the electoral college of Iowa. Mr.. Con-
ger said that Iowa would be greatly
pleased to have a representative in the
cabinet. but as to the nature of his talk
with Mr.. Mckinley he did not care to
speak.
Messrs Martin Tuscomb of Bridgeport.
Conn, and Charles A. Moore of Brook
Iyn, ~ Y, business associates, arrived
on the 1890 Fort Wayne morning train.
They were driven TO the Hereford house
and after registering were driven TO the
Mckinley residence. Here they were in
conference with the major for some
time.
1--WE have come 10 pay our respects 10
the next president" said Mr.. Moore, |
land that is about all can tell you.
Cleveland. o., Jan. 20.-The Thirty-sec- |
1nd Ward Foraker club of this city. an |
named in honor of Senator |
Foraker, held a meeting last night and
endorsed Hon. Mark Hanna for United !
States senator TO fill out the unexpired |
term OF Senator Sherman. A copy OF the |
resolution was forwarded to Governor |
Bushnell urging him to appoint Mr..
Hanna.
Washington. Jan. 20.-The members OF
he Ohio delegation in the house are ar
angling for a complimentary dinner 10
,e given TO Senator Sherman upon his re-
irement from the senate 20 accept the
,crtfolio Of secretary Of STATE. No de-
ais have been decided upon.
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