The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-31
ing and comes up close around and I be-

ing and comes UP close around and 1 be-
gins.
% Sir I says, you have what We call
an oraioricai nsnd. You possess The power
80 move multitGdes by your voice. When
You speak Solemnly and with deep feeling
you have the power to move people. even to
tears. You have also successful hand.
You have great ambition. and In this
ambition you will be successful, perhaps
not TO the extent that you hope. but be-
yone your expectations, What this anbi-
ton Is / can't read but It's fulfllmeat de-
ponds upon yourself
Then the crowd begins 70 Jolly him Up
and say that he Is going 10 be nominated
sure. He laughs and Alps ME a dollar and
walks away. When he was gone a fellow
steps UP and says:
" DO you know who that was That
was William Jennings Bryan, the boy ora
tor OF the Platte
""rhe deuce IL was said, and let the
matter slide. But couldn't get that hand
out Of my mind. and day or TWO after
went out 10 the Coliseum ard heard the
crown Of thorns and crcss Of gold speech.
II was wonderful. And when he spoke
those last words so solemn. almost like i
great bell l couldn't help thinking he was
remembering what had told him. Well,
what happened after that you know.
Suggests the Marx Hanna Cartoon.
Il had another experience in Chicago
that week, Did you know that was the
man that suggested 10 Homer Davenport
Mark Hauna's dolhr-mark suit? Wen.
I'm the man. You see. there was big
crowd standing around the bulletin boards
IN Chicago one night and close ZIP 10 the
front was Davenport rubbernecking at the
people around him. I had seen him before
IN New York and. just thinking 70 have a
little sport. / works up alongside or him
and sings out for him "a go up Ia the
blackboard and tip of Mark Hanna for US.
The idea struck the crowd and they be-
gan 10 yell for Davenport Now. l was
wearing a pretty loud rig then. / was
flush and my suit had checks in II as big
as a half-acre lot. Davenport tcif ma
afterward that when he went up 20 The
board and began 10 draw Hanna re had
my sui, IN his mind and 10 began n pa;
Il on Hanna IN the picture The dollar
marks came 20 him Ike an inspiration
and he began filing them into the squares.
Then You should have heard the crowd
yell They fairly went wild
After that l drlftsd back down into
Ohio ana finally pitched my tent near
Canton. ard hung up MY sign, Fortunes
told fer 20 cents or words - that effect.
There was mob around then 10 see Nj
One day / WIS sitting IN my tent when
along comes Mckin,ry with a whole flock
OF h!s sisters ard his cousins and his
aunts. with obs" and Ans" aaf How
cunning ana al that ;3t I seed tie
gang Up AID began working I told EN-
| all nice tainss about themselves ard Jol-
led them mp. ard then one y the litlle
DANES bones she ola gentleman - take a
chanca. lie liughs an1 them gives ne MS
| clipper
Mcktnier's star at Success.
New l keew McKn'ey; haA seen
| him often before. and had an .dea h
| wou'an': Re the kind Of a fe.,ow taa,
| woa!4 want any guN. - looks a his
| hand am gives A.,n 5ast short oak
| Nm honest. VAS s1,rprl - 1hta sax
! tAtt hand II Wa oce ct tAe mos. sac
| oesSttl ever saw.
| Your hand says. Indicates x-ea,
| success. L shows 'hat ycn have er Fast
| disposition. ana Up 70 certain ra.ut yo4
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