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E..r.a..rIr. States &c near the kSpub-
..aa manager.
...r. t.. ,rs.n gets back TO Chicago
sr.- d. u. ks campaigning IL viii nave
.....r-.a Illinois. Wisconsin, Minnesota,
.r. Dakota. Nebraska, and Iowa. Be
s.-.re r.-morrow each ~ the three
sneakers U.a make from a dozen to thTt5
-......s aag, Between stations they
... confer a.rl local aud reception COM
..r..s. s1 lll.r lot viii be a busy one
r.. take ,Ga bTuHt OF The detail Of the
business away from the three spc.lhind
.r g..rr. g. W.sWeI, seTgeaut-aJ-arns
.. .e Republican National Committee,
.-# E J. lo.er. Senator Hanna's private
secretary. accompanied the party.
senator PaJuET,g challenged Mr..
Hanna 90 a joint debate, but this was
-.r.d. As a result PetJlgreW is planning
g.. follow ths HanEa special with another
s...a. Train with himself and Senator
A.gl as me star speakers.
speeches al -Four states.
gy the Associated ProssJ
Milwaukee. Wis. oct l5-Chairman
Hanna. Of the Republican National Com
n.res. started from Chicago on his tCur
l. rHa Northwest to-day. lie was accom-
panied by Senator Frye, Of Maine; Mr..
D.u,er, OF Iowa, a brother 10 Senator
IaIg.r. and others. The party travels on
special train. The itinerary includes
-n.r or i've stops in Minnesota, but more
rW, and attention VIII be given 10 South
Dakota than TO any other S-a1e in The list
O.. ue visited. Except Omaha, he could
Tr- say where tne Nebraska committee
would send him in Mr.. Bryans State
l4r INST stop was At Racine junction.
N.-. where a large crowd, composed prin-
oH..y Ol workiugmen from near by shops
VAS in waiting
Hello, Mark" cried some one in the
crowd
Hello, how do you do, boys?" said
Senator Hanna, with a laugh.
senator Hanna spoke briefly in part as
fa.-"s:
"Iou have heard a great deal about the
different issues In this campaign There
ary only three weeks LETT. and We have
not time TO talk about anything except
,Ie issue that interests you and me. And
i21t issue is our present conditions and
the continuation Of them. The full dinner
pail is The best argument know Of
voice-"How about the coal mines?'
The coal mines are all right The
strike Will be settled this week"
y v0lce-"AI wind"
Na , hh hhu iIt " ufklugmeus
THE only thing ] know Of that has got
superhulty of wind are Bryan Demo-
Gratis retorted Mr.. Hanna. Il wan: Il
ask this audience OF workingmen what
has ". ]. Bryan ever done for the work
ing people OF this country? There Is not
man here but who knows that William
Mckinley has been the best friend Of the
working people of any man this country
ever produced"
ln, principal addresses Of the day were
made at Waukesha. where the suecial
train was held for over an hour and at
Madison. At each OF these places Senator
Hanna made TWO addresses.
Senator Hanna was everywhere greeted
hy immense crowds. In his speeches he
LAID particular stress on the trust ques-
u1n and The position Of the Democratic
Party IN regard 10 the tariff
lH-f- are no muHOpOlles in this coun-
iFy.. said he, except those which are
protected by q patent issued by the gov
saayor Hanna also said Uuat the Stand
aid o- trust the sugar trust and other
r-.ai combines had been killed. so far
aE ..rA We're trusts, by the Sherman law
Al Racine another large crowd greeted
thr Republican national chairman. who
responded briefly 20 demands for a speech
covering substantially the same ground as
aL Lae junction.
-l-~, a suburban station of Milwaukee
was the next stop. Here the train was
s.li. .HHdrd 10y "a thrOng anxious 10 see
t. republican leader WOrkingmeD from
o.. i"llNs mills and factories composed a
4aL Er part or the audience. Mr. Hanna
spoke few words saving that il gave
-ttt extreme pleasure and qualification TO
-.r' rD many persons. He said he was
,'l connected with the speakers bureau.
L'' came out % meet the people face to
...e he wished to tell Republicans and
L-Mutlais alike that everything was
.'..A- H4j a!i right and that there win ba
..-'. yes, zen years, and many more of
PROSPERITY. lie wanted 90 show the peO-
e. oA ,uls tTip, he said that he is not as
'"v papers CaElcature him-With horns.
Hanna Denonncrs Bryan.
AZ Waukesha, Wis. elaborate prepara-
.'-' had been made for the reception Of
senator Hanna. Escorted by a reception
,.M".I.se which met the special train at
---"aHAee, Senator Hanna and party, on
ait'tHS al Mauktsha, were driven
'.'.aga the beautifully decorated streets
oi The city 10 the Casino, near one of the
springs The building was packed 10 the
doors some time before the party arrived.
ana Senator's Hanna and Frye were
-.'.,ri with great applause. Senator
t'lr was introduced and spoke a some
.."E'A Senator TIllman had recently
@.a In Naukesha, and Senator FRYE
referred sarCastiCaIly To Senator Till
A.. position IN regard 10 the disfran-
'..s.!a.Lj ui the negro ia some of the
Southern States. Senator Frye then de-
..a ,ae policy OF the administration
O. E.-a"'s China and the Philippines.
Victor bu.l.yer, of Iowa, followed IN a
-".... a. .am. length. and then Senator
-....H Nar introduced. lie said he con-
......- ..r i~sses and results OF this cam
. .".'a- lu Importance TO none other
..- foundation OF uI- government,
'. ...... r...r tIe touncatluu OF the Re-
.E gartE Il consider it, ne said.
- Importance because ir comes
.. T.. pure business pfopoSl lOu-a
....... iu which b. involved "A Coutin-
--.. .' a- prosperity WniJH Ui.ags hap
i.. .. every lf-side and wealth and
b.."-.. tH fas natl d."
.'arua rhDu denounced Air Bryan
.. "h.. h- termed his ''atjemp, 20 arr y
.n#..-. class. and then took up Tie
"--. question. saying:
sherman ANTITRUST AcI.
"Tto Sherman act passed by a Repub-
"'.- congress has wiped out all the
u..i can bee reached under tie
..a-Hu- And when / say trusts !
i''aa 'ae eambluatoUs o. capital whose
,.,t .Aeats are in the hands of stock
l..a'r-. uur whose stockholders have no
I-.' p. vote Mr. Hanna then predicted
'a. ~. 90 order to destroy trusts Tire
i.....HEc tauu were removed, general
".- -'-- Disaster would follow.
aI'.E leaving the Casino Mr. Hanna
Driven t1 tHe Ciyy Park, where he
'..I" addressed large outdoor pet
Tho party tErn left FOR NJ. .soA.
'..'. iH1 speeches were scheduled for
... ..t. ..Ha. one a. Assembly Hail. IN the
s.'r capitol The other Ia the immense
University gymnasium
Se,. S.0GelJ, CUy,u.!ss!0AeE A1aH4S, and