Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-28

suffer.
r-,eo. Ill. october IA con-
f.ro returning home from VIC
,.r. could not have been more
,,-comcd than was William j.
.. hIs arrival in Chicago this
The enthusiasm was re-
crowds lined the entire route
...h Dee passed from the railway
.. ., tha scene Of his initial speech
. f.nt n Cook county, and they
....l a continuous cheering. Many
,..ors pledged 90 support the
-. nominee were in the escort
. brass bands played patriotic
... airs with a vigor born Of the
~.rt along the way, and, alto
l-.r thc time that his train came
..rrstm n the Union Depot until
d.. concluded his address az Battery
....re Doe was lauded by thousands
...t..as,ic people. at whose hearth
.l voice and action he could not
... teme eratlhcd. and showing that
r.ton Iu his remarks.
slid Shrek. that continued to grow
.-.r. went mp from the big crowds
... Che approach to the depot when
... .-r.n's special pulled I'm. at $3.50
..t exactly ON time. The police had
,.r. vel m their endeavor TO keep
r..I.a out Of the enclosure where
... trains stand. but a couple OF thou
...f mon and boys eluded the blue-coats
.. mad. dash for the private car
r..- .r which Mr. Bryan has travelled
tr. past three weeks. The police
almost power.ess In their attempt
...r the shouting enthusiasts from
-... .rnE the candidate and his Wife,
.-. p.s only by a hard struggle that
.r v.r. pushed pulled. and wedged
stairway leading TO the street. This
.I au island Of safety. for the po-
-wtI 0u The excited mob following
r- and Mrs Bryan and kept them from
coming farther.
outside the sidewalks were crowded
.-..t cheer went up as the candidate
.-.r.l into carriage. drawn 10y four
Will. horses. This carriage contained
go and Mrs. Bryan only The Central
rmmr.a of Cook county Of the Peo-
t. party organization; the Central
rt omty the League Of Cook County
t.. president and secretaries of the DEM
U... and Silver clubs of Cook county;
r. Carter Harrison Association: the
cook County Democratic Marching Club:
u.lro free-silyer club. and Bryan
Cubs composed Of Germans, Irish,
French Poles. B0hem'ans Hebrews, and
ltr foreign uau0nalities We're IN the
ra The candidate had as his per-
a escort large body of men. COM
Ia- ue Chicago Reception Commit
t who marched besi-e his carriage
Dr .ae entire route.
TIE GREATEST ENTHUSIASM.
Ta. procession proceeded up Canal
-r... ,o Madison. 10 Fifth avenue, TO
Washington street TO Clark street. TO
u street. and TO Battery d. at the
Intersection of Monroe and Michigan ave-
AI along that roundabout line
t march the greatest enthusiasm was
manifested Kisses. however, were fire.
UrtF heard. They came principally
from people who swarmed in the win
0a- 0f business houses. and brought
VIGOROUS responses OF an uncOmpli-
rlaW nature from those i'm the line.
a. 'r. ne-ro silver club was Kissed the
..sr s1 was 10 the recipient Of the
greatest holts of approval. The Cook
County Democratic Marching Club also
came r for much of the expressed en-
m. Nearly everybody in the pro-
~ carried am American flag.
f was just before Mr Bryan reached
t moy building ON the Lake front.
t t'e only incident that marred the
tou occurred. a number of
Hrra thrown in the direction Of his
rom thc Metropolitan Bus ness
on tho Fourth floor OF a building
situated on the north side of Monroe
'l.. near tle corner of Michigan ave-
N.'- of the missiles reached the can
'' o- li- wife, but several members
H. Reception Committee marching be-
l0u suffered. Daniel j. Mcmahon.
'} sINan Praas. "a well-known
politician; James Tr3ynor. and J.
Payne were among those who exhibit
-o" stains on their clothing 20 a
reporter of he southern Associated Press.
I.N THOUSAND HEARERS.
.ous armory capable Of holding
people, standing. had been kept
the police until the arrival
o. ST. Bryan A wild rush Of the peo-
f ."tl Mr EIyau's entrance So
s Has the charge Of those anxious
Inside that MIS- Bryan had not
Der from her husband. She
remained in the carriage and
n t0 tine Auditorium annex.
nominee VIII make his head
while here.
Ar Bryan checred by the two
nr more who had obtained en-
before him. and who Were seated
gallery, reached the stage. and
hands with National-Com-
lthaa and other prominent
VINO We're seated there. the
were opened and the outside crowd
hy that time. however. many
of those who had welcomed
"'ns arrival had gone away. but
VINO remained were sufficient i'm
'' crowd. without too much dis
i io themselves. the entire floor
Jones. chairman Of the Cook
D.inoerauc Campaign Commit
.n e.oQuen, address Of wei
h.I Nas frequently cheerod. lie
",i hy john Weinburg. who
Air Bryan with "a silver star
of the Democratic Hebrew
anon Che can1 date rose and a
."t. Doe has Witnessed so frequent
. .l three months was repeated
r. 'ois enthusiasm. Many peo-
f '"iir'iit carried American
iAese they waved in accom-
t 20 their cheers Hats vere
ana hanlkcrch.cfs Haunted. and
minute Or two the building re-.
A with thurder-rons Of applause.
iH un form blew call. and thus
r. partial quiet but before Mr..
r ''ail speak there was much con-
caused by hisscs that seemed 10
... manly from the gallery and
af1pproval from the more
i.. iho br}anitcs Finally things
ht- aN enough o. let the candidate
f... ana he began his speech I'm a
what hoarse bat which could
sa distinctly over the han. lie