Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-29
gRYANT0 MERCHANTS
rss-NrN or ALL SORTS. GIN
GLIDING woRKINGMEN."
yv,rD IN REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.
pointcd out by the Democratic
..,tucc-Crcnt Meeting In stock
Yards District - Tuesdays Egg
rhrowcrs Arrested.

.r,,GO october 2S-Mr. Bryan was
.-.l about Chicago all day, from
~.cang-placc 20 another. TO fuihl
....rsments made for him TO speak
~s.oriiy OF ,he voters Of the city.
t.c.p at 10 o'clock this morning
.rb intcrmissions for meals. kep5
che work until midnight 1t was a
-.v and the nominee required all
strength 20 sustain him TO the end
r.. a.mosphcres was close and sultiy
inside some OF the places where he
-.s.allresscs L became so overcharged
... l.-marity that many people faint
VAST THRONGS.
,..t ihrong gathered tonight in and
.. fre mammoth tent in its new
.,r 10 Harrison and Loomis streets.
... .t.r an hour beyond the scheduled
.-. OBJ SIR Bryan TO appear. 1t is inn
..rIa .o g.ve anything like an accurate
...ts of the number of those who
-. expecting 90 hear him. The tent
,... about 5000 people standing. 1t
s damned tight with human beings
.. .r the evening while outside was
...r.r dense assembiage that stretched
,-r The circle Of light. The heat
-.r.rkable for this time Of year.
... many people were carried out I'm a
,....-- condition. Mr. Bryan appeared
.... t.t.r, lO o'clock-an hour and fifteen
...es latc-and received an ovation.
t.. .,ok, about twenty-five minutes.
r.- thousand people turned out TO hear
.. sss SIR. Bryan IN the Twelfth Ward.
.t. hammer Republican Ward Of Chicago.
... .sH of them could squeeze inside
.. paonle's Institute but the corners
.... streets adjoining. and vacant lots.
.. hacked with men and women, VINO
... l. content with other speakers.
-.. -.-sr.rmg audience inside patiently
....s the arrival of Mr.. Bryan, who
,...r hour late. and when he did come
... thousands on the streets and In the
f.rfrs eave vent 20 their feelings with
r-.st and continued shout. The seat
I'd r..rl. rose en- masse. and waved
,-- f-anticllly. and gave repeated
ltr f.r the nominee
N- nryaus oratorical efforts for the
r.r numbered eleven. including two that
..r. scheduled at the last minute. These
. u.ra supposed TO be exclusively for
e~.r but many men attended them and
l.t OBJ. cheering Tor the nominee.
r.lrrug iu the morning with an ad-
l-.. t1 s crowd of foreign women, mostly
rH.s nt ST. Stanslaus Hall, I'M the
Polish quarter he concluded there in
"a "a N
...r-, of businessmen in Battery ID
.-r.r. ODD the Lake front. at noon.
r-r.. o'clock found him again. this time
. company with Mrs. Bryan. at Battery
D. trmov. talking 20 about 5000 half
.rr..t.. wcll-dressed women, who
r.t.. over him as though be were Sc
.-- r...r.wsld Between and
....e t. addressed an immense open
a- meeting Boo the stock-yards district,
r-latIy The most enthusiastic Of the day.
~.-rIFft Sir. Bryan devoted his efforts
a -te West Side His last appearance
r. set f1r 10 o'clock but he was more
nr sn hour late in keeping the appoint
mr-. N0alhys Han. Bohemian Turner
H.u Pulaski Han. the mammoth tent,
tI- Peoples Institute and the second
Regiment Armoiy were visited IN turn
an. no each The number OF people VINO
e.l.aForsi TO- obtain admission tar eX-
re.I.l ttr capacity of the place IN Whlch
te spoke His greatest reception OF the
evening n point of numbers and en-
usasm was at the mammoth tent
Tt. canvas structure was not third
.-.. enough t0 accommodate those who
...-If entrance. and many thousand peo-
p. stood for hours deeply massed on the
D.t-.. rar-uuy waiting. but unable 10
... .- hear the man Of whom they had
heard sU uucn
Wfu Mr Bryan returned 20 the Audi
t.a.m Annex. after midnight he went 10
Deb tl be prepared for his early start to-
morrow morning on his flying trip 10
towns near Chicago.
T1. VIrE-PRESIDENT OVERCOME.
CHICAGO ILL. October 2S.-Whhe
sitting oa tine platform at the Bryan po-
lt. Meeting held al Tattersalls last
evenings Nice-Presiient Stevenson was
O.e.C0u. by heat and was compelled 10
withdraw from the stage. Fearing mat
i might faint, the Nlce-President had
DDS cab called. and he went AT once 10
t- j mcr House. In leaving the stage
door no the place of the mass-meeting,
Ir Stevenson asked the assistance OF
f....mau who was on duty in that sec
r.a of the house. and the latter saw
im safely away IN his cab. AFTER ar
Diving at The hotel the Nice-Prcsident
gN iet the effects Of his Illness, but ne
Was able to go to his apartments with
c-- further assistance. and he did not
mink t necessary 20 call physician.
". serious results are anticipated.
Il. second day OF William j. Bryan
ttl. for Cook county began at 10 o'clock
morning with an address to crowd
or f..HI. VINO have no vote. Women
h.s audience and they cheered
f.m .h "a viii in their own way. This
ief meeting took place i'm the Polish
O.r- and was exclusively for the fe-
i.t residents OF the neiehborhood.
I. Danes. SWeJcs, Germans. and
Non.r OF other uatioualities composed
t. n.rng in ST. Stauislaus Hall. At
and Noble streets. Mr. Bryan
ihem short speech about the re-
H the female part of the household
" .e money question, and then went
,o address MONDAY meeting at
battery b Armory. on the Lake front.
FOR BUSINESS MEN.
Before ihe time set for the appearance
or OH. nominee the building was packed
W.T.. Np,ctauL persp.ring humanity.
'.. rrcat crowd outside clamored for
Hnce The meeting was intended
i.. ..uess-men. and a ticket was ne
to obtain entrance. Immediately
'front.' of tae stage about five hundred
' aHl been placed. These were oc-
within a few minutes after the
Nflsh and then people began 10
'a. tp behind the chairs. row after
uUi there was no more space. The
t were filed early. and venture
"en and boys began 10 infringe
h0 iron framework supporting the
.... resting there throughout the exer-
with the greatest complacency.
even more daring. had crawled
W siop.ng roof and viewed the pro-
slus
..'efd C.. p. Howard formerly a Re