New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-11

- ,.,r--rs TO THE DESIRE TO TURN oN TIE
,s,-ory At THE WAY STATIONS ALONG THE
po,.rr-Hls RECEPTION AND SPEECH
At MAJOR MK1NLrY's HOME
,.-.a o,o Aus lO--Willian Jennings Bryan
80, early ;his mornir :. II fact r. had hardy
,T ,s tardsnakng after leaving Chicago before
49, ..rsr p, as.!n. He did not get much sleep last
~ peo,i4 wcr, waiting for him between day
-, - dawn and although he wenf to his berth
.,.sr midnight he Ioute1 GU, between
go o'clock 20 see crowd az Valparaiso IND.
-'.o,,, The foresight Of the PENNSYLVANIA Rail
draU,ine-room car had been attached to
,,~ ravens train. and the candidate and his wife
--,. enabled TO have greater privacy ana comfort
49,. - ao,rded by the ordinary sleeper.
~ lin reached South Chicago at 1910 O'Clock
,rring and MI Bryan found big crowd
,,,nr for him The checrinS was enthusiastic
- 49, candidate was hauled down to the station
,,.o,r, By lusty -olling-mill men ana made 20
hare hands With the people. The lateness OF the
.,1r aid ,.ot keep a BIC crowd from gathering az
o~s.burdredih-st. They had brass bard ana
aers prepared TO give the heaetiest sort OF re-
n,ion 10 the nomlne.. but the train moved on
1.,t As he appeared Oh The platform
VALPARAISO Ind was reached a 1:So a n. MI
Brysr had gone 10 bed but h heaid TIE great
shout thai went UP from several hundred 'hroa'S
Ne WAS living in his berth just halt asleep when
] c Keern. 4 member of the lndiaaa Legislature
haued him out Mr. Bryan made a hasy toilet
and went 20 the platform. where he was again
cheered. The crowd wanted a speech hut NY.
gryan told them that he could not tax az th't houi
Of he morning There were more cheers as the
rain moved on Columbia res ched at 40 ana
sro,her crowd present witt the regulation
brass band
Poodle were up early al Fort Wayne this morning
ard more than thousand Of tho towns7 people We're
waiting cor the Bryan train when 1t rolled in;o tn
s,e. lere at SIS O'Clock Nh BRYAN hal fullT
o,,.s,. j. ths-tin His eyes showed the loss OF
slero. but he was thoroughly awakened by the re-
se,;ndins cheer that went up when he stepped 10
the platform Of his car. TIL gathering was benz
on speech. but die not ge- any words from the
BOY orator except a remark about promising
.haf he would not speak that carly IN the morning
Then tho people rushed forward to shake hands
ard during the seventeen minutes stop both arms
O: the nominee were worked necessarily
SAVING HIS VOICE FOR NETWORK.
NJ 13-vap decided to make no more speeches untl
- reached Pittshurg His voice had become husky
from the TWO nara days in Iowa and Illinois and nc
wants 70 keep It in good condition for his New
yo,k su.ech NIunrocvile. Ind. turned ont good
8 zeG crowd who cheered Vigorously ana then inc
train crossed over nto Ohio The nrst stop mace ~
Mr. BRAN il Major Mckin,ey's state was a. DiHoH
reached at 90 a few people gathered there ana
.oh.ered when the nominee shower himself. Peop.e
rs lined ~ the hundreds along the streets OF an
Vert when The Bryan train reached tnat big town
at s:4s O'Clock. An audience OF fully thousana
was there Mr.. Bryan. Cries OF speech
vent uo after the cheer which marked the appear
ance Q: the candidate had died away but Mr. Bryan
shooK his head and said he really couldn't Some
girls in svered caps with Bryan and Se~al, ribbons
attached pressed well 20 the fore 10 get hahd-
shake ard that agonzins process began at q rate
mat threatened to disocate the nominees righ'
arm Al Middle Point q knot Of peop!e cheered
49, & M hg -Nff
10 shake hands.
\ serious manic was narrowly averted at Delptos
u.hAn The train reached there a. 7ls. The crowd
was large Mr.. Bryan had steppe 10 the platform
Of his car and just as the explanation tina he
co,,l0 not make speech finished the porch Of
= store directly in front of the train and about
,neutv feet distant rom where he was standing
rave Va WITH a crash carrying with II more than
brndrf5 people 4 cry OF horro: went up from the
sn4ctstoys and the shrieks Of those who had hee'
,,lrnblcd into the cellar beneath the porch maze
things seem worse than they were some OF inc
women IN the crowd started 70 push their way out
md -hei- frantic eagerness TO get away added TO
80 amer causes OF excitement. started mad,
r.,ricLv rush stand stin Don't move cried
NJ Fr1sn and others on the train. and their WORDS
b-3ugh: tn frightened people 10 themselves II
Ne found that nobody had been hurt by the cave
n When this was ,olG Nj Bryan ne remarked 10
,re crowd. II YOU would get on our platform II
vi "a =
so6 .be pcope had recovered enough from thFiF
..ot+ ~ oheac The nominee the train moved OIL
r., addition 70 the score Of newspaper correspon-
[.,,e ,bo IRE on trc Bryan train Mr.. Bryan Is be-
.-s scooupanied 70 New-York by 1homas Ndnah'
vsfonal Committeeman from Illinois Judge VIII
tam Prentiss Of Chicago, J. O. Johnson ->a''oi'i
crnni,teenan from Kansas. and John A Cfeigh-
-, H.a,io1sI committeeman from Nebraska
MRS. BRYAN BY HIS SIDE
u.sz- ~. was reached. at 7:i5 NJ. Bryan found
DE-, rro,,. awaiting him. The people were packea
r. .e-wecn the tram and nc station ou''.'4' '-
,,, .....o and taofe was much crow1ing n ne en-
s p, ,o. majority ~ them 20 ge' near the noin'-
40 ri.,ssn hundred people were n he assemoose'
s-5 ~. oso; the f!si few minutes after Mt. bIydh
came ~ he n.atform IN cheering nm ana men S'''
MS hand vigorously Mrs. Bryan maze AeI "lS' dp-
pcsran.@ u the day and s;ood by hef hNsoai.-
.i6a T.a ne,p.e we're so busy shaking hands mat
H. e,,,, - ask ,or ne usua speech until just as
,.A ,,s~ uas moving Of when. IN response 10 4ouq
te,.r5. - ssv something. NJ. Bryan sad / an
Obliged g., ,ou for coming mere and am gIad tn'is'
aye 50 l.fse,ent 70 whar they were year ago
The u.ss, stop AZ Lima Is five minutes, but the
aclasl ,.,nc the train held Vas seventeen MIN
gies &c enable the crowd 10 pay tneE tesi'ec's -
NJ Be,.sn State Central Committeeman DurDln'
0. Ken, ,,ined the party at Lima and asked Nj.
Bryan 10 make A speech AZ Ada wlich ne PROMISED
70 10
Upper sandusky. Ohio. Aug. l0-Af'er passing La
tave,-e ,,be~e M Bryan was chcerod by small
c.owd the train bearing the Democratic nominee
came 10 Ada Here he made his first speech Oh me
day IN response 10 the coTdlaiy with which NJ was
greeted by The large gathering there nearly 1917
people in all II was evident from me appearance Oh
the vehicles about the station. that many Of those
IN the audience had come from some distance Inc
cneerog for Mr. BRYAN hearty and he and MIS-.
Bryan we're subjected TO severe handshaking or
deal for several minutes People pressed eagerly for
ward without regard 10 the consequences. The car
In which M Bryan had MS section was IN the ma
de Of the train and. result people were crowd
ing Closely agains the sizes IN manner 'Aa' Hls"S
have caused fniurv 10 the crowd II the train had