The evening times., 1900-10-16
HANNA SPBII,BINDER
Republican Boss Defending Trusts
iii His Western Speeches.
He Declares That the sherman Law
Has wiped Out All Combines That
tntIon-The Senator travelling On
Queer-Lool-ing special Truin.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 16.-Two vel
low cars ara a black one-the somber
coach sandwiched in between the other
two-took Mark Hanna and party of Re-
publican politicians from Chicago yesteT-
day on the way to the northward TO make
speeches.
The rear yellow car was a special parlor
car. the black one was newspaper eorre-
spondents' sleeper, and the first car con-
tanned good things to eat and drink for
weeks junket When this short train
rolled out of the Northwestern station in
Chicago Senator Hanna, Senator Frye Of
Maine, and Victor 3oIiiYer, brother Of the
Iowa Senator, were the only occupants of
the special cars party. Before the train
gets back to Chicago after a weeks cam
paigning it will have traversed Illinois,
Wisconsin, Minnesota, South Dakota, Ne
braska, and Iowa.
While Senator Hanna is gloating over
his prospects of discomfiting Senator Pet
tigrew in the Northwest word comes that
his path may not be one of roses, Mr.. Pet
tigrew has scheme to have second spe-
cial train tag close behind Senator Han
mas. Senator Allen of Nebraska has agreed
to go on the rival special along with Sena-
tor PettlgTeW, and the two expect 10 make
it interesting for Hanna
To take the bruDt of the detail of busi-
ness away from the three Republican
spellbinders, George n. Wisweil, Sergeant
alarms of the Republican National Com
mittee, and E Z. Dover, Senator Hanna S
private secretary, accompanied the party
Volney ". Foster, Assistant Treasurer Of
the National Committee, went ON the train
as far as Wisconsin.
Before Hanna left Chicago IL is under
stood he gave orders that the Republican
campaign from now on must be a +'con-
tinuOus rally. Every device known 10
experienced cam mpaign ets viii be used as a
means of arousing enthusiasm, and the
checkbook viii BE- freely called on In pri-
yate members of the Republican National
Committee admit that BTyan's election is
considerably more than a possibility.
At Waukesha, Wis., the first stop, there
were two meetings, one in the Casino and
the other in the town square Two thou
sand persons were in the Casino and 5,C0J
waited on the square for a three minute
speech Every effort had been made o
draw crowd. On the subject cf the
trusts Hanna said:
w. J. Bryan puts in the category of
trusts every industrial concern in the
United States. Every large manufactur-
ing establishment in the country which
has been successful, which has multiplied
{ us NSeiuiNSSSB SuidE5Su It's SPA-l : a4t
| built up 4 business which gives employ
ment to thousands Of men. no matter Of
what kind or nature that manufacture
! may be. he calls IL q trust He calls the
/ National Tin Company trust tecause t
| IS an amaigamatiCn of several coEa pan es.
| "Why,there is not q man who has mon
| ey to invest in the country who cannot
| build a tin mill if he wants to. There is
| not any capital in the country seeking
! vi
| manufacture of every and any commodity
which IS made in the United States ex-
| cept that which is patented by a United
! States patent.
The Sherman act has wiped cut all
| the trusts that can be reached under tn
| Constitution And when l say trusts /
! mean the combinations CT capital who's
investments are in the hands cf stock
! holders, but whose stockholders have no
! right to vote. the stock being sImpl7
voted by the trustees in whose care the
| capital stock is placed That is trust
! as the Standard Oil was, the Sugar
| Trust was, as the Iron Pipe Company
| and as the Trans Missouri Traffic Asso-
| citation were, all wiped cut by the Saer-
man act and the Supreme Court CT TIE
| United States.
Now Mr. Bryan classes in the cate
| CORY of trusts every single one of those
great Industries in this country which
! have led to the development. growth ana
| prosperity CT our country"
| At Racine Junction Senator Hanna talk
| ed to the workmen of factories from the
| observation end of his car. There were
| some interruptions
! The full dinner pail is the best argu-
ment I know Of" said Hanna.
How about the coal striker" came
| from the crowd
The coal strike viii be settled thi:
week.
"All wind" was the retOTt-
The only thing know of that has {
| superfiuity OF wind is a Bryan Democrat.
| was Hanna's rejoinder.
! At Racine only about SEQ persons were
| at the station Hanna met with no in
| terruption there.
| While the ears were being shifted a
| Allis, a station near Milwaukee, Ham;
| stood on the platform smoking a cigar
He had not intended to make a speeel
| there and only a few hundred men were
at the station. To these he talked for
few minutes before heading for his mex
| stop. 30
Students of the University OF Wisconsin
formed a large part of the audience a
| Madison The main meeting was in th
| university gymnasium, where 5000 per
sons were present. An overflow meeting
of l 600 was also held. The univer5it.
students gave the college yell.
BLACKBURN IN MARYLAND.
| Kentucky Senator spenksto Grea