Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1896-08-15

by the crowd and took the first boat out
of the slip While her husband and the
remainder of the party followed behind,
struggling with the police to the second
boat.
To go a distance of less than 100 feet
it took the party u minutes or more. The
police threatened with their batons, and
all hus led and jostled the people to clear
the passage way. The crowd was good
natured one. but insistent, and deman. led
in anything but dulcet terms that BRYAN
should speak. He smiled and shook his
head in refusal and then the crowd
called for Sewall.
Finally the police made a way aud
reached the boat They went up the stairs
into the pilot cabins. While at least 1000
Of the crowd surged in upon the lower
deck, and as the ferry piled its way to
the pesbrosses street slip, kept shouting
their approval Of the candidate and hs
PRINCIPLES. When the boat reached its
dock in New York, Captain Cross, with
Gordon of police, held the crowd aboard
the boat for few minutes while Bryan
Sewall and the remainder of the party
entered the carriages in waiting.
they found at least 500 more people wspi--
ing. and although the police made all dill
gent efforts to allow the carriage To pro-
ceed it was stopped several times, The
last time being when the horses annoyed
or scared by the applause and shouting,
balked. Besides Mr.. Bryan and Mr.
Sewal Chairman Jones and Mr.. st.
John occupied the carriage. The chair
man became a little frightened 1T the
behavior of the horses and left the car
rage. The remainder of the party sat
quietly until the animals We're ready 70
proceed.
At Mr.. St. Johns house, on Thirty
fourth street, there was another gather
ing Of citizens who applauded vocife"-
ously. Neither Mr.. or Mrs. Bryan show
ed much fatigue after the journey. Bryan
wore a black alpaca coat and silver
colored Alpine hat. Mrs. Bryan Wore q
dark green travelling dress a back has
with flower trimmings.
At Mr.. st. Johns house the visitors
We're stopped at the door by a policeman,
and nobody was allowed to see the candi-
date until 10 o'clock, when he simply
told the newspaper men how he was 20
deliver his speech. Mr.. and Mrs Bryan.
Mr. and Mrs. Bland Mr. Sewail and Mrs.
st. John dned at 10 o'clock. Mr.. st.
7ohn gave out tomorrow's Itinerary.
At II o'clock Mr.. Bryan and his wife
will hold Il reception on the Fifth ave
nue. stoop Of the Windsor hotel. and will
receive the people, but not shake han@s'
with them. his hand ana arm being sore.
His voice is also in ba1 condition, tnd
he will not be able TO make any remarks
until he speaks in the evening.
At 4 O clock in the afternoon Mrs r. +.
Bland and Mrs. Bryan will receive the
women of New York at the Burtholdi
hotel. Mr. Bryan resting all the after
noon. His speech is finished and Will ha
read from manuscript After the meel-
ing at the garden. he will speak from Jhe
balcony of the Barthold Mr.. and Mrs.
Bland, Mrs. Bryan and Mrs. Stone of
Missouri will occupy box at The Nal
ison Square meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Were accompanied
tonight by committee of gentlemen Of
the Colorado contingent who came to
attend the notification meeting. They
were Judge A. W. Rucker \. l.. Roeder.
Ed r. Holden and John r. Poole ana
they had been selected by the Colorado
contingent to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Bry IN
at Philadelphia and escort them to New
York.