Show DAKOTA GREETS HANNA Fourteen Stops Made in Run Through South DakotaS Dakota-S ICE IN THE SPEECHES Some Sharp Questioning on the Part oJ Audiences Who Desired to Hear About Trusts and Imperialism and Were Not Slow In Making Their Wishes Known Senator Hanna Apparently Enjoyed the Interruptions and Invariably Answered An-swered Them Huron S D Oct 17Tha special train bearing Senators Hanna and Frye traveled up and down through the counties of central South Dakota in the districts where the vote as a rule Is close and where farmers compose com-pose greater part of the population Fourteen stops varying in length from three minutes to an hour were made during the day Senator Hanna making speeches at Rcdlield Northvllle Groton Gro-ton Andover Bristol Bradley Elrod Bryant Lake Preston Dcsmet Iroquois Iro-quois Huron Aberdeen and Webster A good deal of spice was put into the speeches at times by sharp questioning question-ing on the part of the audiences who desired to hear about trusts and imperialism im-perialism and were not slow to make their wishes knowij This was true especially at Aberdeen where Senator Hanna vas constantly y Interrupted during his speech by questions regarding regard-ing various phases of the trust issue Senator jlunnr apparently enjoyed these interruptions and invariably answered an-swered hem I During the afternoon while the train was running through a thinly populated popu-lated part of the Stato and stops wore brief arid infrequent Senator Hanna spent about half of his time at the various va-rious stations in shaking hands with the crowds who nearly dragged him from his car on one occasion in the efforts to shake hands with him At AVebslcr he was visited In his car by a delegation of the Sioux Indians from the SIsseton reservation These Indians In-dians are all voters The most Important meeting of the day was held tonight at Huron where the train stopped for the night and where both Senators Hanna and Fryo and Victor Dolllvcr made addresses of considerable length SPEAKS AT REDFIELD The actual hard work of the present campaigning tour of Senator Hanna I through the Northwest began at an I early hour today at Redfield where a large crowd had gathered The nlr was i stinging cold Senator Hanna was rc ceived with cheers He snld In part I have come out to South Dakota for the first time In my life to tell you people here Just what we think In tho East and what will be the result of the electionthat the State of South Dakota Da-kota next November will regain her place and prestige in the Republican party and why not All the good people peo-ple of this whole country are rallying to I the support of William McKinley I standing by his Administration giving their verdict In favor of it and paying I Well done patriotic men of thfy coun try1 I t1At At NorthvlHe where the train stopped a moment Mr Hanna ad dressed a fairsized crowd of farmers from the rear platform of his car LIVELY QUESTIONING At Aberdeen In the heart of the great South Dakota wheat belt the train stopped for an hour The meeting at Aberdeen developed some lively questioning ques-tioning between Senator IIanna and the people In the crowd Senator Frye spoke briefly taking imperialism im-perialism as his main subject ridiculing the issue and asking the people of South Dakota some of whom had lost sons in the Philippines if they feared such a thing HELLO MARK Senator Hanna was then introduced Hello Mark yelled the crowd Mr Hanna proceeded to discuss the tariff What about the trusts asked someone some-one in the crowd We want to know about the trusts Well my friends If you will tell me what a trust Is Ill answer your ques tion said Mr Hanna No reply came Well If you dont know Ill tell you continued Mr Hanna DEFINES A TRUST I A trust under the law and what is known as a trust In commerce Is where the stock of a corporation is pul into the hands of a trustee carrying with it the voting power Every single organization or-ganization of that kind that ever had Its existence In the UnIted States has been wiped out through tho action of the Sherman law and that law was put uuon the statute books of the United States by a Republican Congress Con-gress ANOTHER INTERRUPTION Mr Hanna then proceeded with his speech but a moment later ho was again Interrupted by a question regard ing tho Cleveland Shipbuilder association associ-ation Say Senator that man thinks the world Is fiat dont pay any attention to him yelled a farmer All right said Mr Hanna with a laugh but I would like to stay here all day and discuss this thing But I I want to tell you lhat the flattest of all flatness will be tho Democratic party next month Cheers for Pettigrew mingled with tho cheers for McKInley and Hunna wore given as tho speaker concluded The party was then driven to the train VISITED BY SIOUX INDIANS Mr Hanna addressed a alrsI ell crowd at Grotoh An immense cio greeted the speakers at Webster where the train slopped for nearly thirty minutes The audience Included a numbor of Sioux Indians from the I Sissuton reservation near by Senator Hunna made a short speech For the first time he was questioned regarding Imperialism and to that subject he devoted most of his address All the Sioux Indians in the crowd header by Chief SolTwoStars and Louis Labelle the oralor J marched in to Senator Hannas car whcn he con eluded and were introduced to lihn The Sioux Indians have over a million dollars In the treasury at Washington part of the money AUC from the sale of their lands and the object of the visit was to petition Senator Hanna to assist them in securing a payment Senator Hanna promised to do so j FIVEMINUTE TALKS i Fivomlnulc stops were made by j l the special traIn at Bristol Bradley and Elrod and about ion minutes I were spent at Bryant Goo slzed audiences composed mostly of farm ers were present at all these places aid greeted Mr Hanna heartily his time being divided between addressing a few words to item and in hand missed At Bradley school wan dis J missed In order to give the children time to see the Republican leader and their shrill cries mingled with the I I applause which greeted Mr Hannas brief addresses Ho shook hands with all of them il J l SENATOR DOES NOT TIRE Dont you get tired Senator I queried a farmer at Elroy after giving I < z I i Hannao hand a grip that made him wince a little Not a bit replied he laughing My hand Is I pretty hard too At Lake Preston a stop of about fifteen minutes was made Mr Dol llvcr and Senator Hunna addressed a fairsized crowd Senator Hanna then started to shake hands with the people gathered around the rear of his car but was almost pulled off the platform in the struggle to clasp his hand and was finally compelled to I beat a retreat 1 At Desmet the same programme oc handshaking and speechmaking was 1 gone through during the five minutes the train stopped It was dark when Iroquois the next stopping place was f reached but in spite of this a large I crowd met the train and enthusiastically ¬ I I enthu-siastically cheered the national com mittccman I UNIQUE RECEPTION The reception given Senators Hanna and Frye at Huron was a unique one In and around the little park near the I railroad station and on bo D sides of the street leading up town were stationed sta-tioned several hundred members of the local Republican marching club carryIng I carry-Ing torches and roman candles and as the visitors alighted from the train I tho sky fairly blazed with stars and I rockets The principal meeting was I I held In the operahouse and here Senator I i Sen-ator Frye spoke at length An ovcr J flow meeting was also held Senator Hanna and Mr Dolllver speaking from a stand erected In front of the First National bank building From the overflow meeting Senator llanna 1 was escorted to the operahouse |