The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-16
SPEAKING In THE RAIN.
BRYAN ENCOUNTERS HEATY SNOW
ERS PASSING THROUGH KENTUCkI.
His Voice suffers Some on Account Of Mon
days speoch-Making-A Banquet at
Senator Blsckburn's Residence.


two hundred people chccred him as he
ieft the hotel. a few minutes later in a
carriage. with Senator Blackburn. Gene
raj ". j.. Hardin and National Commit
teeman Trey Woodson. tho party was
driven to the First-strcot station Of the
Louisville and Nashville railroad. where
there were about ono hundred and ATTY
people 20 greet Nh Bryan. After
round OF handshaAng Mr.. Bryan and bis
escort boarded his private car. when Wa
attached TO special train for Frankfort
which LOTT the sttion at sio O'CLOCK
BRYAN'S VOICE
FRANKFORT. Ky, SEPT l5.-The train
on which Mr.. Bryan made ms journey To-
day was run as the second section on the
regular Frankfort accommodation. Af'
Bryan and his party which included SEN
tor Blackburn Representative Alien' a.
Mississippi. eN-RcprcsentatlNe Stone' OF
Mississippi. -kcpfcscnt4uNe stone OF
kentucky. General Wat Hardin ana
Others OF prominence. occupied the same
special car used on yesterday Journey
furnished by Uroy Woodaon, the Demo
cratic National Committeeman from TINS
State A heavy rain set ln shortly after
Che candidate loft Louisville and tho
damn atmosphere had It's effect on his al
rcady-cnfcoblcd voice. when he maze NJ
first speech OF the day. As thoroughly
tired out as Bryan was last night aiter
one OF the hardest days I'm his campaign.
ne looked rcjuvcnatod this morning ana
ready for another ordeal even ms voice
gained strength after DE had spoAeh
awhile and came out strong although very
husky. Knots Of people were gathered
Id. l.4.f"I .ff .HII T. .H=
tons. where stops were made. The pr 81
speech was AT In Grange. Several nun
dred people. with a heavy percentage Of
pretty girls chcered Mr. Bryan<when he
came out on the back platiyfm of his
epecial car. A sudden down oOur OF rain
did rot dispense the ent.1sastc crowd
that heard the candidate.
SPOKE IL TIE RAIN.
At Tminence. Whole the train arrived
ut gl2 banners wiycd in the streets ana
a brass band was ION hand. Mr.. hry"h
was in the midst % his remarks when the
clouds broke. a Ecn went nap from the
crowd numbering ar least 2.go1 ana some
ran for shelter. Ihut the majority held
their places hu1llcd together under
sea of umbrcuas. Mr.. Bryan said ne
would stop talkitg until the rain ceased
INT tho crowd Would not let him. ana ne
went ON. AmorE other things he sala'
s1f any mauIn this community Mouu
offer TO buy Jan the eggs pronu''N "1
- cents a d1zcn and was able io MAKE
good the oder. nobody would sen e--s
for less no matter what inc ''7- %
nroducuou[ whether one or Hfe --i.9
a dozen. so with silver. gree 49,
would establish the market price OF slN'I
a. ono dollar and twenty-nine cents ana
,oho6v wcsild sell it for a cent less. Dur
nc tho Ia Il five years the proportion oi
iii has Increased more rapidly proper
tionatelv ban tho production OBJ si. ,i-
and vet go r has advanced, oNlA5 10 0"'
present fin acial system. 90.
few a. ople only hraved INC ram 20 gu
n pecp al The candidate at ChrisiiansouIS
At sever 4 small stations CROWDS 0"'o''u
the trai as 80 whisked Ny. ... -.
D., si5 not SUPPRESS the enthusiasm OF
a. crov,d that heard Bryan speak during
&c short stop at Frankfort this morning.
f,rho I. and y tracks run directly lh lIo"1
~ the state Capitol and the open space
On front Of the quaint old place was p",N
"a with "a solid mass of umnieiiN pea ,.-
,yben Mr.. Bryans train drew up .
after a run of two hours an" iol.S
minutes from Louisville, az i'''' -
80 covered with bunting ana H'.o-
graphs Of Bryan had been ,1 Mr.
cdoe Of tho Capitol erouhN7' '.'- 80.
bryan was ''''" .t, ta1t.d Manor
only from WneTe rrr,r while the
Julian Introduce a. ,.i..cr when LEO
crowd cheoIeu -. odd.
was peri! .i.c9-prfc eTRVANTs."
H., ia Centlemon-I am IN hearty
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tao''l- - ,,,.,tform lCh.,rs) some
tHe 49,. 100 described party plat
tii'i'S a. enc platforms of railroad
l"in.S az 800 I'D. lint not TO stand
co1'n,s o.. an 1aushier) Dut
on az. -. ,-,. 81 a party platform.
tna' is 'i'. 10y - g., ,b,t sehool OF De
~ ,,ni.h TAUGHT that the officer
~, 49,. ebort time exercised the au-
-, co,fe,ro5 Nv law was tho SER
-. ,boso for whom he labored. and
-. ~. hoo q rfrh-. 20 prescribe his
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