Evening journal., 1896-09-22

and the sound OF breaking glass could
be heard from all parts of the house as
boys and men forced the swinging win
dows open, even going so far as to
tear them out. Every crash. which
showed success, was greeted with ap-
plause from those who appreciated
such earnest endeavors to hear Bryan
Pretty soon those who were In the
windows grew bolder and crawled in
and perched on the brackets on the
main supports along the sides OF the
body OF the Auditorium.
The crowd inside was good natured,
and IL had cause to be. but there was a
gnashing of teeth outside, where hum
dreds looking longingly towards the
building which they could not possibly
enter.
AMONG THOSE p. .ESENT.
Among those noticed in the vast
concourse within the Auditorium were:
Daniel w. Taylor, Lewis r. Springer,
Rev. M. b. Dunlap, Joseph Dunlap, ID.
Taylor Bradford, John A. Mitchell ex-
Mayor Austin Harrington, j. ID. Clark
son, John s. Rossell ex-Magistrate
James Monaghan, w. f. Kurtz, Purnell
j. Lynch, Willard Hall Porter u. r.
Cochran, Jr., w. S. Prickett, Colonel
LaMotte, G. G.. Cameron, George II.
Hollis, State Chairman Hugh C.
Browne, Secretary of State j. Harvey
Whiteman, Mayor Jeiferis, Attorney
General Robert c. White, E. B. r.
Springer, j. Harvey Spruance, w. II.
Lee, Frank Kane, DR.. Howard Ogle
William NJ. Byrne, William s. Hilles,
Harlan G. Scott, Colonel Benjamin
Nields, II. G. Conrad, James w. Pom
der, William G.. Mahaffey, Magistrate
Sasse, Police Commissioner Monaghan,
]. Frank Ball. Dr. j. M. Hughes, Re-
ceiver of Taxes John +. Dickey, Patrick
Neary Willard Salisbury, Jr., Thomas
r. Lally, James S. DObb, Thomas G..
Doud, State Senator John Pyle.Thomas
N. Stayton, A. l.. Johnson, Charles b.
Evans David Webb, Chief OF Police
John Il. Dolan. Simon p Doherty.
Charles Il. Thomas, Thomas Davis,
John Biggs, Victor b. Woolley, Fred
erick Kienle Frank Stout, John Little,
Superintendent OF Parks Theodore A.
Leisen, G. c. Kurtz, S. S. Adams,
Frank McCloskey, ID. X. Donaldson,
Artemas Smith. Peter l.. Cooper, Jr., G.
c. Montgomery. Calvin w. Crossan,
Josiah Marvel Albert c. Constable, A.
S. Hurlock, j. A. Kelley, John H. Daley
w. II. Pritchett, w. P.Windish. George
Kloberg, Frank II. Hyland. Thomas G.
Fraim, Jr., John K Bradford, Lewis
T. Dickey, owen j. Hession, Peter j.
Ford, Ebe w. Tunnel, l.. Irving
Handy, Jefferson b. Foard, w. ACom-
eggs, Colonel y. T. Cooper, General r.
r. Kenney, John +. Salisbury, Allan
f. Lewis, ]. ID. Kelley, David G. Rose
Robert G.. Harman, Peter ]. Carroll
General Theodore +. Armstrong, A. b
Cooper, Thomas f. Gormley, Johr
Flynn, Peter A. Horty. George ]. Fink
Denton V. Weldin, j. II. Rodney, Cap
tain T. A. Kane. .. Lundley Kent
Harry r. Smith, ]. J. Ryan and w. r
Morrison.
WOMEN IN THE AUDIENCE.
There we're several hundred womeI
in the reserved seats. Most OF then
arrived early, and they and their es
corts were admitted a short time be
fore the hour set for the opening OF tn,
side doors, which was z o'clock.
THE APPROACH HERALDED.
II was S.25 o'clock when those inside
the building first heard the notes OF the
First Regiment Band, which escorted
Mr.. Bryan to the Auditorium. Those
who had been queering Attorney-Gen-
eral White, Artemas Smith, Thomas G
Frame, Jr., Josiah Marvel, Joseph Dun
lap General Armstrong, and Others
who took stage seats early I'm the even
ing. by calling upon them for speeches
instantly gave their victims a rest anC
contributed their share to the cheer
and heavy applause which arose from
all parts of the room. Several min
utes elapsed, however, before the DO,
Orator OF the Platte" worked his way
through the crowd to the stage en-
trance and divested himself OF hi
wraps
When at length he did appear Their
was the most uproarious applause. 1
shook the building from foundation q
flagstaff. There were loud cries o
Bryant Bryan cat-calls whistline
stamping, clapping of hands, cheers
and the many other outward and audi
BILE sounds OF inward and political en-
thusiasm.
Accompanying Mr.. Bryan we're Hon
Ebe W. Tunnel, candidate for COVER
, nor. who was received with especia
marks Of favor; Hon. l.. Irving Handy
/, congressional nominee; Willard Sauls
bury. Jr., chairman of the Democrat
County Executive Committee; severa
members OF the special committee @
, the Young Mems Democratic Club hay
, ing the personal comfort OF Mr.. Brya
: in charge, and General r. X. Kenney,
prominent member OF the Dover CON
, mittee which engineered the meetin
4 there yesterday afternoon.
With these and a few other exceI
tions there was a marked absence
prominent Democrats on the stag
- most OF the vice. presidents occupyin
- seats in the audience.
{ MUSIC BY THE FIRST REGIMENT
\ The First Regiment Band occupie
n a place Immediately in front Of th
Auditorium, and discoursed some OF II
choicest selections while the audienC
q was being seated and at intervals dul
/. ing the evening.
n THE GREAT MEETING OPENED
County Chairman Willard Sauli
bury. Jr.. advanced to the footlights
s $50 o'clock. He held up his hand Il
5, attention, but received mingled chez
q and Kisses for his pains. Finally
n oacurad cflanco and then he said.