The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-29
MKINLEY At HOME TO MANY
HE RECEIVED A COMPANY OF
CALLERS AT HIS HOME
AT CANTON
TEDDY" WAS AT BINGHAMTON
Nominee for Vice President Did Not
Have Even a Stone Thrown
at Him Yester-
day.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-Mr and Mrs.
Bryan breakfasted at 10 o'clock in their
hotel with ex-Gov. VIM. ]. Stone and sew
eral Others After breakfast the party
adjourned to Mr.. Bryan's room, where
the candidate received Congressman
Richardson and several local politicians.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan then left the
hotel and walked through Madison
square to the Madison Avenue Presby-
terian church. When Mr. Bryan first
appeared on the street there were very
Gew people about, but those who were
there, instantly recognized him, and
with many shout followed him to the
door of the church.
Yale and Harvard boys who came to
New York with Mr.. Bryan on Saturday,
were also at church, and occupied seats
g short distance in front of Mr.. Bryan.
DR.. Parkhurst, the pastor, was not in
formed of Mr.. Bryan's presence and his
sermon was an exposition of portion
of the scriptures.
Word was evidently passed through
the congregation during the service that
Mr.. Bryan was in the, church, for when
the benedtction was pronounced, almost
the entire congregation made a dash for
the door and filed the sidewalk and
street in front of the building. This
crowd was also augmented by those on
the time the party reached the hotel,
1900 people Were crowded about them.
So dense was the crowd, in fact, that it
became necessarily for several police
men to &c. in advance of Mr.. Bryan and
clear. a way for him through the crowd.
AS he disappeared in the entrance OF
the hotel the crown cheered.
Mr.. Bryan slept in. his room from 1
o'clock until 8, when he dined. From the
H. E,,sr, IL,
night, when he left the Hoffman house,
there was a steady stream Of callers
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan were both kept busy
shaking hands. Among the callers were
Congressman William NJ. Sulzer, Frank
Campbell, James K. MCGUIRE, John A.
Mason, ex-Gov. William j. Stone and
Congressman James R. Richardson.
Promptly at 8 o'clock Mr.. Bryan and
party left the hotel for the Grand Central
~oepot, where they took the train. for
Albany. "A squad of twenty-five police
men, two roundsmen and a sergeant kept
the crowd back, and a platoon of twenty
mounted policemen escorted Mr.. Bryan
to the depot. Notwithstanding the fact
that his departure was not announced III
any of the morning papers the people
appeared to find it out in some way, and
fully 1900 were gathered about the hotel
eagerly awaiting his appearance So
Mr Bryan's private car was attached
to the New York Central train, which
was scheduled to leave at $3.50 o'clock
and had on board besides Mr.. and Mrs
Bryan, Len H. Wagner, sergeant-at.
arms of the Democratic state committee,
who was in charge of the train. -.
Mr.. Bryan stops first at Albany, and
comes back tomorrow, arriving at Wee
hawken at 6:25 p. m, where he will be
met by Congressman Sulzer and driven
to Hamilton Fisk park for a ten-minute
speech, and tkence to the Academy of
{, Music in Brooklyn, arriving there at
1880, where he is to address meeting.
He will speak also at seven other places
in Brooklyn during the evening.