Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-29
BRYAN I'm NEW YORK.
The Democratic Candidate Has An.
4 other Love Feast Win ,rn,nrnanr

other Love Feast With rammany.
New York, Oct. ssa-=Rrsan's second
coming % this city was the coca sion
"a turday night of one of the grea test
si1ailtlcal demonstrations of tbs. ca M
pa sil. Fourteen thousand people heard
.i5e democratic candidate speak al
Y a9sssti Square Garden. He had been
Il; beating all day. When he arrived at
the Grand Central station there we're
sfiesre tran o.0C0 persons to gree, h:n.
de spert the remainder of the after
noon at the Hoffman House. where he
Vent over the f1ustsess Of the cam
pa!gn With the leaders. After a din
Ter IN his honor. al Wt,ich there We're
forty five guests ne witnessed a great
pyrotechnic oisi,isy. The was car
3peted with red and Madison Square was
ablaze in his honor when the carriage
which was 10 take him on his tour APP
neared The streets We're crowded with
people. and the trip TO Madison Square
Garden was atfiumphai enc. The first
stop was at the Broadway Athletic
Club, where Bryan spoke TO 10000 en-
thusiastic people, the ma iority of whom
We're Italians.
He reached Cooper Union about 9
o'clock and addressed a large gathering
Of Germans. Eryan drove 10 the cor-
iner OF Fourteenth street and Second
avenue. where he made a speech from
THE carriage tn a crowd Of 5000 He
made another speech from the carriage
70 a gathering al Twentieth street and
Second avenue.
Bryar's Madison Square speech wa $
not begun until after 10 O'Clock 1t
was addressed to the Independent class
imairly. From the time he entered the
lhall until he quit speaking outside the
iilail was ringing with cheers.
AS climax to the day he made two
other out-of-dpor speeches. The frst
Twas from a stand near the Dewey
arch, where he talked to $1,000 parsons
who could not get into the Madison
Square Garden. He made another short
speech at Madison avenue and Twenty
Fourth street. He was driven to the
Hoffman House, where he retired for
the night
Before the doors opened to Madison
square Garden at $50 Saturday even
ling a vast crowd gathered about the
building and it took but a short while
4 to fill the $500 unreserved' seats. Mar
.Itial airs were played by the band while
waiting for the meeting TO begin. At
3 o'clock it was estimated there were
4 fully 1900 people in the garden. At
3|7:43 the speakers reached the garden.
4 They were Bourke Cochran. Senator
4 Hill. Senator Wellington, Arson Phelps
IStokes and William r. Hearst. The
Halter as temporary chairman nomi-
mated Stokes as presiding officer Dur
ling his remarks Mrs. Bryan entered her
box. She was wildly cheered. Former
i Senator Hill was next introduced and
was greeted with great enthusiasm
For dinner given in honor Of Mr.
land Mrs. Bryan the Hoffman House
ball room was deliberately decorated. Ii
Icommenced at s O'clock. lasting an
hour. Among the notables presen,
4 were Mayor Van WICK. Mrs Elliot,
IDanfortt, Senator HILL Mrs Randolph
4 Guggen11eimer. Governor Stone. j.. d
4 Richardson. Richard Croker Anaor
Phelps Stokes. w. Bourke Cochran
1Elliott Danforth, Senator Wellington
A and Randolph Guggenheimer
The fayors were silver baskets by
TIFFANY Allied with bon-bons. and the
menu card was elaborate.
Il When dinner ended the party at ono.