The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-11
IN THE GOLDEN EAST
The Journey of the Silver kuioht
OF the West.
HIS ARRIVAL AT PlTTSBuRG. pa.
Two Addresses to Large and En-
thusastic Crowds.
WAS CHEERED BY MULTITUDES
Every step Found Large Gathering.
Eager TO Hear Word From His
Lips or to Grasp His Hand.
WAS CHEERED BY MuLTITuDES

| l"'shuTg, Pa, August 10-The mcetin,
IN this cty has proved fitting cap shear
| 'l 'lr days triumphs. 1t has excited the
'ma@cmoni of the people Of Pittslurg nud
| me Joy thai IL has afforded Mr.. Bryan aud
the redouhtahle silver Dick" has mani
rested Itself in their bcaming features
since they struck the city limits The ex-
| cept onolly long rain on the PENNSYLVANIA
Central. which 1t was almost impossible
10 traverse during rhe last 100 miles. he
cause of the numerous committees ani
enthusiasts who had boarded and spreld
| 'hemF'iVrs ON over the coaches, ran INTO
| the Pittsh'rrg depot at $50 p. m.
| 1t WIS Immediately surrounded by acres
on ceres of frantic people. When Mr..
| Bryan en- rsed from the train In spite Of
| the effort, of The large committee &, carr,
| ont IT'S programme the crowd closed
| around him and it was a free far all nuh;
| from that time on for every person in tho
| Bryan parry, except Mr.. and Mrs Bryan
and Mr and Mrs. Bland. When they en-
| tered t'-cir carriages the relentless throuE
| closed around them and seemed to bear
them along at its viii. Through ,ho Vari-
pus streets travcrsed no available spa O
| could be dlscerned Every foot of ground
| along the way was Occupied by enthusiasts.
| When the Central hotel was reached a
! Gordon OF police was stationed at the main
| entrance and formed narrow passage
| way leading 20 the staircase. ~ onc WAS
| allowed TO treal ii except he could show
| unnistaknllc cro1 uials. There. were %
lice on tho stairs police iu the halls, police
al the dining room door and eycrvwhcte
| else where men Hnd women might seek TO
| 90 and even at mo do r of Mr.. i'ryan's
| taking sumner Win "a o. rnu.ittro of ladies
aud gentlemen The streets Iosounded with
| the clamor from ,housnu1~ OF throats.
,,,,nco ~ e,.,,,r ~, o,c,,ill ~ N ne t,r,11
opera house ana tho Avenue. kludiod hqIl4
eide hv ,idc. ana owned hv The same uar-
sna9 a ,@ nai w. Sr"' bo 6oId in ,ach
IT, haf5r, th,. h,,ir of opouins me door
Inc cntlrn : root In FROM of tha4r rna
tmros va n.clcJ I'm .tlon- mo entire
WE ,nd ,fta, Tho d,nrs haI h'r,, o,t,n,
@ @u, e had snffer@d nitic nerc1p 'Hc
dmlnnt3n a corps OF about w I'' se a1
W ma "' n',,so 81, tnn aarIv cyonimt- therr
| -. ~, in'',,,i.nt ,.i,, in ,cincb ono man
WIS au lny,l'I,n. il',, ~ ~, e,t ers t,a1
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W. w 49,, ~ i,r,,,p and r,pn-
WnvF 80, 80 % ,.,y VA. a,o,inj from The
po,.l ANA eutrred the FIRST NAN. hoih of
np'rl aus er,,i i',a ~ th.i,, MI at,n,liuc
room }f GaparEt al an" h,d no, hycn admiired
T4i w,u 'i,;r,orsd outside in, noisy but
me yIIiW ..,,,,,S,infn'nt sinrHir. Offering
a pnd hnrnin, rcd IRE. and a toicrahle rain
d tbat ' ca M soon nfter the speaking be-
.nh' N'm ,i III If Inn Itt1r ihe street
go i,,imw mi untu Inc meetings closed
r ,g,, H.. n'ifi1r NIr I,ryan was in
1rodaccd by Alr. James Mills, editor OF
'"N ..suvnn ~ n,iiae nrd 1;.nt;rn,,n
NJ ' ,,,y''". th5nrht It mieht be-
nG cess in coming 50 far toward the
East TO BRING rev ,3 ~, p, ,,T.'..,fcd mi.
g9 i@S Sc. sa' forth IN T Is" asmocrae p5
form. Uoud cheersJ Iarte ~ no in Iole
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