The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-08-24
TO LUNCH WITH HILL
Mr. Bryan Will Be Entertained by
ths Senator at Albany.
1T MEANS HILLS SUPPORT
The famous New Yorker Expected
to Follow Up his mark OF re-
gard With a - eolaration-
a Rainy unday.

The fact that William J. Bryan. DEM
ocratic candidate for the presidency,
will lunch with Senator Hill. the lead
er of the party organization in this
state, became known to-day to the
little party at the Red Hook hotel, and
inspired more discussion than any
other incident OF the candidates east
ern trip. Every one assumed that
Senator Hill has resolved to support
the nominee of the party, else, they
argue, he would hardly invite him to
sit at his table. And the luncheon is
taken as a practical announcement Of
Hills determination, which is expect
ed to be followed by a more formal
declaration of the senator's attitude.
Mr.. Bryan win arrive in Albany Tues
day afternoon. and will have two
hours for refreshments before the
speech which he is billed to make. He
will spend the two hours. according to
the programme which has been ar
ranged for him. at Wolferts Roost,
the handsome residence which Senator
Hill bought of Fritz Emmett, the act
or This visit has been arranged that
tUe utfHutIftllC tht
senator may come to an understand
ing. II they have not already done 80,
and will mark distinct epoch In the
campaign.
The fact that the invitation from
Senator Hill. which message came, II
II understood through Chairman
Hinckiey of the state committee. Is
taken by the politicians here as an an
xuht toh M cflrra1
the state since the day Of the Chicago
convention. whether Senator Hill Will
support the ticket.
Tomorrow Mr.. Bryan will go to
winnisock Lodge, in the Catskills. to
pass the night with State Chairman
Hinckley and other party managers Of
the state organization and to discuss
with them the plans for the campaign.
He will meet other prominent demo-
Gratis in the cities in the state which he
is to visit and before he leaves New
York will know what measure of sup
port he Is to receive from the leaders
in this state. The reporters OF the as,
ISOLATED press to-day asked Mr.. Bryan
whether he was to lunch with Senator
Hill, and he replied automatically: II
have not been fully advised concerning
the arrangements which are made for
my entertainment In Albany"
This Was a very o1iet day with Mr..
prvar. that is a dav as ouiet as a
candidate for the presidency can ex-
meet There were many callers at the
Perrine House from the surrounding
country, who asked to see Mr.. and
Mrs. Bryan, and all of them were re-
ceived. A dreary rain bedraggled the
vii,.ge ali dav and KENT most of its
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