New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
REPUDLATES VAN WYrK.
Hearst Doesn't Want Support of
Any Ice Trust Manor

klr1irs' =. Y. Oct l2-william r Hearst under
Joint Democratic and Independence Tns1,,. an,
spices spoke Tonight In the Iyceum Theatre and
then started with special engine null,r. ~ cars
for Ithaca, where he was schaa,,,aa =. 80, 80
In the evening. II was Understood .bs. - -.,,d
deliver al ithaca substantially the same spasco ss
thet delivered here
feature Of to-night's speech vrs. What most =,
his hearers took 10 be Reputation of the srrort
OF exM Mayor Ven Wyck Of Men J-o-,, 60 -
ne SAID 90 not want the support Of snv Ice Trust
Mayor Applause greeted this az il did also hts
uee4'' a'ion that II any lackey OF the trusts has
Hol yer departed from our purified party. lei him
speak up, and will help him to go speedily II not
gracefully" 80 Sp''1''S' u '''
Mr- Hesrst's speech was on the same general lines
Ss nose delivered at Corning and elsewhere pre-
viously. He SAID
,iSs plsln purpose in this campaign and our posi-
the hands OF The Peop PC to he b son son
hands Of corrPf Pu02 good snd 70 tske il out Of the
an sure thst nf i ah9 Jsf2ToP f9T public plunder
oppopt1ia s5na NTH US in this struggle for equality
WHO saws he heer1y and honesty and every man
support this effort to restore popular rights is not
JEFFERSON the onnSe Of 70 tba 5ae pTncP@f OF Thomas
,o6 am sure that if Abraham Lincoln we're here
the misuse Of power and wealth by our corpoTstion
autocracy Of our day. even as he onposed the mn
American arrogance of the slaveboSinE arIstoc-
racy of his oay. e'O'o''s "'iS'O'
Alter advising 'anv corporation Iackey." any
LII NpI buss. any Ice Trust Gas Trust MayoT''
not 10 support him. but 70 go into a party led by
2 corporation lawyer AZ the head of a corporatio
ucke' referring n their joining there Messrs.
Noodrun and Seldom and Attorney General Mayer,
whom he chars cterized he had done before
Mr.. Hearst said:
:, Let them line up with Governor Higgins who
70 -ked himself IN his inner Office and refused even
70 see delegation Of five hundred well known
business men. who merely wished 10 ask him TO
hep them preserve their rights and liberties as
citizens.
Mr.. Hearst also spoke At EImira College
Ithaca. y. Y. Oct. l2-William r Hearst reached
Ithaca by special train from Emira tonight at 1045
clock and spoke al the Lyceum.
An article published this morning in The EImira
Advertiser. in which, under a California date
DOUBT was cast on Mr. Hearsts repeated denials
forth a telegram 10 The Advertiser sent from
here To- night, in which Mr.. Hearst said he would
give 1900 10 local charity If II proved that
ne ttilploNed Shlnese laoor or owned any property
at Palermo, Cal. any other property on which
Chinese labor was employed.
Elmira, y. Y. Oct 12-On the receipt Of William
R Hearsts dispatch tonight from Ithaca offering
TO pay sl000 10 the Home for the Aged If The Ad-
vertiser will prove its that Chinese labor is
employed Mr Hearst's estates in California.
The Advertiser will announce in its issue this
morning that II accepts the challenge and will
submit the evidence in the 10 the chief judge
of the Court Of Appeals of New York, 10 the chief
Judge Of California and TO eX-President of the
United States Grover Cleveland. II says that Mr..
Hearst evaded answer here tonight IN his
arrived Ithaca. and then sent his challenge by
wire at midnight