The age-herald., 1898-03-01
MIR BRYAN AT TUSCALOOSA Will Address the Citizens There Tonight. THE RECEPTION COMMITTEE Who Will Meet the Democratic Leader at the
 Union Depot and Escort Him to
 the Morris Hotel.

Hon. W. J. Bryan the democratic leader, will speak at Tuscaloosa tonight. He will leave Tuscaloosa at 9:10 tomorrow morning for Birmingham and will arnve here over the Alabam Great Southern railroad at n:s5 a. 1n- A stop of ten minutes wild be made at Bessemer where Mr. Bryan will address the people from the train.
 The following reception committee of prominent democrats has been appointed by the club to meet him at the depot:
 John w. Tomlinson, J. s. Gillespy, John 2. Pugh, N. L. Miller Gen. Charles M. Shelley, R. J. Lowe, Judge H. A Sharpe E. W. Barrett, George M. Cruikshank C. B. Powell, Porter Moore, R. L. Thornton, Jay F. Durham, C. A. Mountjoy Henry B. Gray, W. T. Kennedy, w. K Terry, Dan Houston, W. c. Garrett, J. J. Curran, John w. O'Neill, H. K. White, John Har- rington, c. H. Greer, Paul Gilardoni, B. B. Conner, E. J. McCrossin, W. l.. Kelly, s. C. Davidson, T. J. Cornwell, Thomas Y Huff man, J. M. Gillespy, S. W. John, J. B. Gib- son, Henry R. Dill Ross c. Slnith. Dr. R. M. Cunningham, J. A Mitchell, Joseph Beitman R. H. Fries, H. P. Hefiin, R. Wetmore, Walter Moore J. M. Mehan, William Bethea, D. A. Greene, c. P. Bed dow, D. R. Copeland, R. H. Thach w. H. Denson. Charles A. Senn, Oliver Chal- ifoux, John Mcqueen, R. F. Kolb, J. A. Dwyer, J. F. Lynaugh, S. A. Jones, Joe Hill, Geo. Farmer, Hugh Morrow, Geo. D. Harrison, B. A. Thompson, J. w. Du- Bose, Jas. L. Tanner, H. L. Badham M. Israel. J. J. Altman, J. s. Kennedy, F. s. White, Jas. Scales, Dr. O. T. Do zier, W F. Anderson, c. c. Johnson, c. w. Hickman, R. l.. Russell. E. Lesser, A. O. Lane, Jno. L. Parker, l.. G. Woodson J. c. Carmichael, Geo. Baines, Sumter Be- thea, w. N. Knight, J. w. Bush, c. T. Burkhalter. Felix Blackburn. Arthur Crowder, Chris Rainbow, Herman Low enthal, Robert H. Kerr, B. F. Roden, w. H. H. Judson, J. F. Gillespie, William Reese, M V. Henry, J. P. Stiles, Walter Howard, ". K. McAdory, L. J. Haley Johnston, R. o. Randall. A. J. O'Keif. w. P. Newman, L. Hardman, J. H. Stillman, J. H. Montgomery, W. Mudd Martin, Mack Rittenberry, H. Clanton Mll- Ter, George B. Tarrant, John T. Reid, Sam M. Blake, pr. Robert S. Greene, John s. Acton, H. P. Burrus, A. s. Cowan, R. J. Waldrop, c. W. Ferguson, Harry Harsh, Joseph Saulsberry, W. G. Powell, B. w. Taylor, Sam Weaver, G. c. Whatley Joe c. Waldrop and G. K. Harsh.
 The following prominent democrats from over the state, who have signified their in- tention of being present, have been re- quested to act with the local committee to meet Mr. Bryan at the depot:
 B. w. Booker, Dr. w. H. Blake, H. M Wilson, J. Thomas Heflin, W. C. Swanson W. L Bullock, R. T. Robinett, c. B. Smith, w. H. Matthews, J. H. McGuipe, Will G. Brown. A. T. Dreyspring, c. H. Allen, R. P. Thomson, J. A. Cook, W. P. Lay, John G. Winston, Cecil Brown, W. E. Quinn, Judge T. N. Mcclellan, M. B. Cameron, l. s. Chandler, W. s. Winters, B. L. Hubbard
 A number of prominent local democrats left last night for Tuscaloosa to hear Mir Bryan and accompany him to this city
 Great preparations have been made for MT. Bryan's reception and entertainment while in this city. From present indica- tions the opera house will be inadequate to accommodate the crowd, and many will be disappointed
 Hon. John w. Tomlinson received a com munication last night from Superintendent Wickersham, of the Alabama Great South ern, saying that the southbound limited would be stopped at Eutaw and Living ston tonight to discharge passengers re- turning from the Bryan meeting at Tusca- loosa, provided there are twenty-five or more passengers from each place.