New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

American know little OF inc JUNIOR 9,'-1'.-
ohio ,xlrn ca-I.aturcs % him FIRST began I'D DC
- d. .l..-. Mark Hanna had horns. be- wore
.,,ft vffb dollar r'vus all over a., aaa his SHOES
concealed cloven feet. on his North"'sleIn cam
.nsien tour in 1907 when he went through i---Ao'.
- ,-.f-as,-a Ike "A vhirIUird actcr the scalps o-
petfferew and Bryan. De FIRST began 20 open 'i''
ewes q the people concerning his real r'rs"'l1s'
tgo rfr1r-d i eighty towns that trip, ana l al
most every one of thom some American I1'l'o'
vas sure 20 uIurt out where are your io'--S'
MARX" And every now end then some one N '-.e
audience would turn 10 MS neiEho'r ana remark
a, ,,-,,-lsa. ..yrl7v Hanna doesn't wear SUIT VIA
dollar marks II. after al
q. his hobbies the love Tor the theatre STANDS
nut prominently. Away back ia the {" s. "Hth !,
or,nersri,ev young man. DE liked theatres 50 WI
thnt 10 bought the EucHd Avenue opera flo-S' -
r,.,..,s,s one OF the stage boxes was as own
.-soDsl property lie iealous OF mat ooN' Hi1
.,.s- ,,D.. he owned the house no person eActI1
t,-,sefr or members OF Eis family az leI-lat'
rs-tonei frieuds-visitors from out o. me o'''
-. ,,eer rerni-ted occupy d. te loIiii-~
-. close Friendships with famous men OF me
.ee and With the possible exception o- Il ioi
=. NrcE<irlev which occupies prominent 80 -
,,s ,ecer5t!on haI. he valued the porlial'S - -,
v.tt Booth jefferson, and other s'aee -
more highly than any q his oiher ar =,
-, =. she horrt o. their fame Booth ana f1e-
=, slv-avs visited Mr.. Hanna "he'e'ei 80
- ..,ra yo-,ents in cleveland TO 'e--eis-'
49, v-as MARK and - Hanna JEFFERSON "'9
Joe" -. y,,,t,. al. made
80" sl,-r,-,,ares 10 Cleveland - visit rs
49,, Marx" on one occasion f1oe'e
49,. Flag" was produced az tae ,p.Ia -
- Hanna invited Mckinley 10 slel1 ''.. - =
=. che theatre. Neither q mem i-'-N .. -.
- s-,,,,birr about the farce, ana sou = =
kne" 81, e.-,,,, coated IN the1iaura box II sLt-o-
-, -, - dawn upou them t'al 'l'e -
- - me rlav was the ireah cd , %
-, Imagined that he looked IKE - ',-.,,ec-
- IS ne Little Corporal ana pos. -. e-st
- - .,,,rt the time that u f.iI--7f -
llla' " ..>--.,o7,o-, 90 and the actor VINO lll-p
-. ,-iIit5a officer took a N'l'--l- -
- ,.r.-i-e in posing IN front OF -Ne >, orio
-, -, soecial benefit ~ me gov - -. and
~. or6ierce caught on, as '''o --.asj,- re-
a.. 1er,, was especially awe ~ -, ~ son OF
-, \, f-eoucnt loud remarks - - sr,s,d
hu''-He - ,..rs.s 70 smuse Hanna ana ny -
me nous - vas always o. rellIlIs =
"a s-,.,.ior didr't enjoy the fllua'oL 80 -
u. 49, you got me into this MIN
trrning 10 Hanna ~ --,s- william
n NO i''oo., ,riDr about e. But 1 am song sony
Vi -, .-,e and face 81 out WHAT 0-
10 COZ" ...oo,si-ionally" replied
81 am going 20 surrender Ios statos And
49,, g,+u-e President OF the Otls1 s .rcr,inlev re-
ie -, - fhe evening Hanna SIla - IN.
for the res %. % e.cl-rround and turned down '1e
light. -. e,- horses he loves
- HACK team, and he pre.els ~. A.
h.bin6 such q pair rather thah a.
-. .,,tou,obiles Re never owhea - rz,-raox
Nesus - - cleveland Governor 49,
On =. - -. well arrive IN CleVelsho -.
!, the morning. and I've telet. -, Won come
"a meet US al the station WIZ "
10 ny house FOR breakfast . ,,- Invitation,
- sbaIl be very glad 10 accept your 80 -sss
Asy-ron replied the Senator
n that auto OF yours"
why not?"
~ son't Ike them. They are unruS' - 80 .
.Alo thi7es. and YOU never know "heh ~ 70. -.
cog Riding ] Ike 20 see son'e'1l.-e - 100 ana
=. We s,r,ething that you can PEI an -.
-,..-s ,l,ee YOU And YOU know MSIo1H s,s
i,if. .oit,,ful OF animals. Give a horse iLe'4s
.-as+rnerlt and he viii never go back on s 80
an 'auto'-wcn. you know you We A11
How Is your sprained anhle' -,..-. =,
r. 80 morning tire green anger wes Ntlu4's .
- .+,+io, and II required great deal OF pe3su1-
-,,- on the mart OF Terrick TO induce hallhA 70
60 she trin 10 Euclid Heights In the nachAne
..Re-aernber NTyron," he SAID, I am only oo.Is
q 20 ob!ire YOU. but rs against my pTinoipies
one ~ the reasons why he was presumed was
-,,so ,,s. he would have sausage buckwheat
cakes and hash FOR breakfast, the things llama
ACTED on f9r his early morning meal But IN Dis
eyes there was only ore hash maker sna her name
was Maggie" the cook who has prepared hash
IN the Hanna home for nearly a score o. years
Hanna is proud OF his rapid progress IN com
psratively short time from simple business man
unknown outside OF Cleveland TO one OK the fore
most men OF the country. He never MADE speech
Nsfore he worked FOR McKinley-H hrst election
and he was then nfty-eight years old. Last Octo-
r. while rtti-npirr the State for his reelection
20 the Senate he happened TO find himself In To-
LEGO without his right hand or. ia other WORDS
without his secretary, Elmer Dover. Dover always
opened his kilograms, o. which be generally re-
ceived bunch IN every town. On this occasion ne
Senator had 10 open and answer his own dis
patches
The Tribune correspondent was In Toledo with
che Senator ana about half hour after the Sen
ator had read his dispatches be walked Up 70 where
fhe correspondcnt was seated IN the lobby OF the
Body House Got dispatch for you" Senator
Hanna said handing out opened telegram; Il
opened 81 by mistake. cory. IT'S from The
New-York Tribune"
i've got a good mind. Senator" said the CORE
spondeut TO tell you what sort Of dispatch re-
osived rom The Tribune in 1875"
What was it?'
81. who IS Mark Hanna OF Csveland7 Send two,
hundred words
They don't have 20 ask now who Mark Hanna
a. DO they?" said Uncle Mark with a smile OF
satisfaction playing about his expressive mouth.
Senator Hanna sat IN his special car, delayed at
fhe railway station IN Napoleon, Ohio. Some OF the
-ovnsfok found out that he there, and they
visited the station. Among the callers were two
little girls about twelve years old. They climbed
up inc car. and one OF them asked. he you Mr.
Nanny
That's what am. little one"
''yvlu you please give me one OF your pictures7"
Hanna ordered the porter to bring out ore OF ne
nthographs
Here IL my picture. arc kiss besides" And
euiting the action the word. he kissed both Of
shs girls square on their mouths. and IN payment
handed them each a quarter. And - was worth
n" ne added
Five minutes later little girls came marching
down the hin toward the station n blocks or I've
and ten and battalions