The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-08-12
|YAN ON THE WING.
r,n Eastward a Continuous
Ovation.
TousuE IN STEADY DEMAND.
\. ,.,t Worn Out by the Time He
,..,hss New York 1t VIII be Be-
..,s. of His Youth AMI
Vigorous Manhood.

cause ot AA'
Vigorous Manhood.
q Aug. lO.-William Jennings
vas at il bright and early, in
!. Ind hardly left off handshak-
.s,r leaving Chicago before he be-
4 arain. lie did not get much
duriug the night. People were
,;.r for him between daylight aud
i and although he went to his
Il shortly after midnight he was
"A ont between one and two o'clock
u crowd at Valparaiso, Ind.
.ou,h the foresight of the Pennsyl-
/. raIlroad officials drawing room
VA been attached to Mr.. Bryan's
and the candidate and his wife
!, enabled to have greater privacy
somfort than is afforded by the
mary sleeper.
,luataiso, Ind, was reached at 1850
Mr.. Bryan had gone to bed, but
heard the great shout that went up
4 several hundred throats. He was
~ quietly in his berth just half
,su when Hon. J. c. Kern, u MEM
dthe Indiana legislature, routed
out Mr.. Bryan made a hasty
! and went out on the platform
M he was again cheered. The
ND wanted a speech, but Mr.. Bryan
them that he could not talk at
Slhour Of the morning. There were
|, cheers as the train moved off.
olumbia was reached at 4:t0 and
Ither crowd was there aud the regu-
on brass band.
INA, o., Aug. l0.-People were up
N at Fort Wayne and more than a
usaud of the towns population
re waiting for the Bryan train when
billed into the station there at sos
b. Mr.. Bryan had fully dressed by
j time. His eyes showed the loss of
b. but he was thoroughly awakened
The rcsounding cheer that went up
sn he stepped to the platform Of his
The gathering was bent on
ech, but il did not get any words
spt remark or two about promis-
that he would not speak that early
he morning.
louroevillc, Ind, turned out u
ol-sized crowd, who cheered'vigor-
BY, and then the train crossed over
o0hio
he first stop made by MIR. Bryan in
Mckinley's state was at Dixon,
shed at $50 A few people gathered
re gave a cheer when the nominee
pued himself. People were lined
The hundreds along the streets of
tnWert when Bryan's train reached
big town at 6:i6 o'clock. An
Hence Of fully a thousand
re there to see Mr.. Bryan. Cries of
peech' went up after the cheer
Ich marked the appearance of the
ndidate had died away, but Mr..
yam shook his head and said he really
i'd not Some girls in silvered caps,
u Bryan and Sewall ribbons at
Pied, pressed well to the fore TO get
laudshake, and that agonizing pro.
began at a rate that threatened to
locate the nominees right arm.
~ Middle Point knot of people
eered Mr. Bryan, but most of them
peared too bashful to shake hands.
serious panic was narrowly avert
at Delphos when the train reached
Fre at 7;l2 The crowd was large.
Bryan had stepped TO the plat
IN Of his car and just as the declara-
p that he could not make a speech
finished the porch of store di-
Fily In front of the train and about
eniy feet distant from where he was
'ndlng gave way with a crash carry
wlshitmore than a hudred people. A
Ol horror went up from the spec
Fors, and the shrieks of those who
Oeen tumbled into the cellar be-
pm the porch made things seem
Plse than they were. Some women
'ne crowd started to push their way
aud their frantic eagerness to get
nv added TO the causes of excite
n' started panicky rush. "Stand
y aont move, cried Mr.. Bryan and
ie's on the train, and their words
yusht the frightened people to them
'es 1t was found that nobody had
" "a hurt in the cave-in.
"nen this was told MIR. Bryan he
parked to the crowd; "lf you would
Vuo our platform it would not fall
sa A laugh followed, of course,
'ne people had recovered enough
~ \, 'nelr fright to cheer the nominee
'ue Train moved off.
addition to the score of newspa-
correspondents who are on the
jan Train, Mr.. Bryan is being &C.
apanled to New York by Thomas
aa1' national committeeman from
mos Judge William Prentiss, of
aagoi ). &. johnson, national COM
F''ee from Kansas, and John A.
Xa.on, national committeeman
Pm pm Nebraska.
A'n Lima was reached, at 7:45, Mr..
n |s'0 found big crowd awaiting
y me people were packed in be-
w tue train and the station build
\ very narrow space, and there
i. .uuch'pushing and crowding in the
|, ,avor s of the majority of them tc
edr the nominee. The demonstra-
vas enthusiastic in the extreme.
|mb,' ,a hundred people were in the as
Ens.s' Es.ase' and they spent the first few
I,s 'es after Mr.. Bryan cams to the
En-. iu,m In cheering him, and then
NM M MS y hand vigorously.
s. bryan here made her first ap-
ssbasu OF the day, aud stood by heI
aaas side. The people were Sc
III lsasaking hands that they forgot
A. A. LOT the usual speech until just
|.o"aln ~ 'raln was moving off, when, ii
H. 'ss y 70 loud demands TO say some
w., ~ Bryan said; II am obliged
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