The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-11
ATITALLNIGlIT AND DAY
NOEIsY ron YHE NOMTNHE OFIHE
CHICAGO CONFENTiON.
Wakcd Up at All Hours of the Night 10
Speak 90 and shake Hands with
the People.


nnes rgau was no 30 early this morn
ins In mcl le bad harly ioft on hand
shaking aftor leaving Chicaso before he
began lt aealn.
Iic d.I not SET much sleep last night
people were waiting for him between
layncht and dawn. and although De
went o. h.s berth shortly after midnight
De uas routed ont hc7Neon and o'clock
TO soc crowd 600 Valparaiso. Ind.
Through che foresight OF tho Iennsyl-
,anis railroad. f. draulng-room car had
been attached to Eryans train, ana the
candidate and nis wife enabled 10 nave
graif.r privacy and comfort tah is
afforded hy au ordinary sleeper
Tho train reached South Chicago at
rgf. this morning. aui Bryan found "a
lIe crowd awaiting him. The cheering
uas very enthusiastic. and the candidate
wa. hauled down to the station plat
form b., Justly r0Hing.miil men. and made
10 shake hands with people.
ROUTED OUT OF BED
Valparaiso. Ind. was reached at 1885
A. 81 Bryan bad l-orc 90 bed. but he
heard great shout that went up from
several hundred thr0ats. lie was lying
ln bis perth. just half asleep. when Hon.
j 90 kcern. member of the Indiana
Legislature. routed him out. Bryan went
TO the platform. Where he was again
cheorDd. Bryan told them that be could
nof tlk at that hour of the morning.
Columbia was reached at fi0 Another
crowd was present with the regulation
brass band
LIMA. 3d.. August 10-More than
Thousand people were waiting for the
Bryan train when 30 rolled into the sta
ron 90 Fort Wayne at 5.35 o'clock The
gathering was arnt ON % speech. but did
not get amy words from the young orator
except the rcmark that ho had promised
not speak chat early in the morning
Tho people rushed forward 10 shake
band and during the seventeen minutes
stop both arms Of the nominee worked
ince7slutly
rs MKTNLEY'S STATE.
Muuroev.ic Ind. turned out "a good-sized
crowd. who checrod vigorously and then
the train crossed over into Ohio.
Tho FIRST stop madc by Bryan in Major
Mckinley State was at Dixon which
was reached at f.11 a. VI. A few people
gathered there and checrcd when the
uoufnat showed himself Tho people lin-
"a lv hundreds along the streets of Van
Wort. when the Bryan train reached
that ils town at fsf o'clock. An au-
dierce of fully a. thousand was There 90
eo. Bryan. and Crlcs ~ "spocch" went up
after the cheer which marked Tho appear
onca of the candidate had died away but
prvan shook his head and said he really
or.frr..
Some afrfe fr -1voro7 caps. with Bryan
and e,uan ribbons rftaohcd. pressed well
forward fo rct "a hardehake. ana that
combine rr.ee- hacan ut ~ rate that
Threatened to .i.i-4fe tho nominees
ri-hf a~n
-st -rflnonrIuf q knot ~ noonlo cheer
Cd prrao hnt most ~ tncnt appeared too
naeNffi fo shake hands
uu aVEpTS a PANIC
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D.,.t.- ,f... ,f. Grain ~,oclo5 tb.~o
-.s -rt ......l ,... f,r~o. pryar
.., .. ,i.'. ..i..r,.-,, ~ bis car
.,1 t,e, ,s ,t, exclamation chat ho could
mot mako "a speech was finished tho porch
az store directly iu front OF the train
and about twontv foot distant from where
ho was standing. gave wav with crash.
CARRYING with if moro than hundred
people.
s. cry of horror won't mp from ihe spec
fntor- and fho shricks of those Who
had boon anI'o1 into cellar beneath
fhe porch lo things seem worse than
fhov vfre Some of tho women I'm tho
crowd started to nueh fhcir w ont. ard
.rafr fr.nffe a1rrrnces fo get away add
"a to other causes of excitement. started
a rnr1 ranickv rush