The sun., 1900-10-11
ROOSEVELT IN INDIANA:
THE GOVERNOR ENDS DAY OF
CAHPAIGNIN0 Al FORT WAYNE
Enermou. Crowds Greet hin and All signs Of
Apathy Dispeiled-Hs Answers Mr. Bryans
Talk About Building Forts In All the
Iatas cities to Coeroe the WOrkinEman.


FoRT WAYNE. Ind. Oct to-Ths has been
great day for the Republicans OF northern
Indiana. The apathy which certain persons
Of more timldity than dlscernment nave ob-
served about the State has nov here been visible.
Journeying through the state with Gov. hoose-
welt, helping the spread Of Mckinley doctrine
in this state, have been senator Fairbanks.
National Committeeman New, and nearly all
the Congressional delegation and the candi-
dates for State offices. John Barrett ex-Minlster
TO Slam, and Admiral Charles Brown. MI
Barrett and the Admiral were both used az
object lessons BY GOV Roosevelt In showing
the people the sort OF Democrats VINO
rave turned from Bryanism.
There were two notable features OF the days
csmpa sning-Gov. Roosevelt's delicate at
tantions to Mr. Bryan's recent utterances ana
the enthusiastic manner In which local chair
n en-, ovcrlo king Senator FAIRBANKS ard ot 'er
eligible Hooslers on the platform, persisted
In nominating Gov Roosevelt Us lndianas
candidate for the Presidency In 1904.
Now this said National Committeeman
Harry s. New to uIov. Roosevelt as they stood
together on the platform In front Of the Lincoln
Club In Lafayette -is what they call the apathy
Of Indiana"
hetraIn trembled with the deep vibrations OF
four cannon fred In battery as Gov. Roosevelt
alishted from the train 70 be driven from the
Salem street cuo uossing TO the Lincoln Club half
a mile away. For a hah mile Gov. Roosevelt
rode bowling right and left 20 the cheers OF solid
ranks Of mounted men in yellow who sat their
horses in a continuous line from the crossing
10 the stand. lnevery window Of the houses but
one on either side Of the road was picture
OF President Mckinley or picture Of Theodore
49, A. L.. 49,. ~ 3 Nl.a
Roosevelt It's notable that IN th's perto u'e
country the demand for pictures Of the Cover
~ 1. Tor nio,ura. n, him IN avery day clothes
Ho' u i' pO " - 80, " - - -.
and not In UNIFORM, Inc peopi7 nave oTrne 70
49, ,r0.a.o .o,d,s, no I. much more than n
lot uihe a' 'o'u'e'' "o - '''''1 ''' "
soldier ,..
on tho route ol 'ho p'oc'V>n ocS'', 90 a..
school was to be closed on Roosevelt day, :
hit pobodv CANA IN school and that settled IL
.ru Dus noUy 'a,i,o 49, w oo,,-. 80. hnrd-
ing that covers a whole block were hlled with
vet.rans NJ the Civil War. The crowd along
the sidewalks grow thicker and thicker until
the carriages moved Ike snaiR, The stand
was puit Out over the corner o. ,bn e nyeSr MI'
N tcenp tbousand more we're beyond ali hearing
The f.oyarnnr smoke with his hand Shading his
avs from The feroa light of the western sun. lie
OfI on - w. tl
besn SsNinu tbinSs lately that have n. ade the
Gove,nor Sather desire tn saw a few words
about him SOur opponent-." ne said. are
We HsVe read in the Good Book that Ephraim
teedeth on wind. There il no possible oh ection
- tS,t 90 long as FrhraIn en- 10, ( IL but there
ia ma call FOR o,Ir shaurc the fare so ] ayreII
cor6Uan 20 yU1 70 sense % nnon witch we justIy rrde
ourseives "a a nation and to reIuemher %
peen what We have got and 10 remember the
further fact that 4 urprhenv IA only n bc valued
according u H. fulnlment
Once moro tho shouts rolled down the street
and hack again The Governor remarked
th9t all the voters of the Cnitnd States veis
asked TO do at election was 70 use their common
And Tint what We NJ going to do, Teddy,
rumbled a deep voic" from far up the street;
You look IL. said the Governor. and the
cheers echoed away down the street again
When the procession started back {" the train
the most prominent ,ngire u Hne was tlat
skin cap. The way he bobhed NJ and down
was u mystery until the observer was close
to hT S he Ss b5 dPs 5Tnde
B manageable near the station and went loping
across the street In front Of the Governors
Garage and dashed madly, 20 the rGlr;
marked the rider in cheerful helplessness as
he dashed by.
Even Mr. New was surprised 10 find how
many people there we're NJ Iogan-port and at
Frankfort Lafayette had sent word 10 the
hiIInosters of eighty-thrce towns to spread
but there was no such general eNort made
10 gel the peoDle out at other places along
the line L0gai-rort and Frankfort showed
lint tio peOpIe would come whether they were
snsriaIly a,kei or not Tncy warmed down
unon lie train in great rolling wave Again
nj Peru II seemed a. though there must be
snpciai
Huntington. The street vas n glnic oi rcd.
In M in straaks with the green and red and blue
balls of roman candles For ten minutes after
rhe apl.o,ufed time Tor tie IRAN ro lcayc RoJ.h
Riders we're prancinG down uIe street IN
l,G,,nn rf fnIirs doGci.g the roman cnrdlc
NILS mined M them by you'll and cd age ON
10 sidawaIk C;oy Roosevelt rn'I or fcIi rlnt
II was hi. dutv 10 go on. 10 Fort Wayne with
o,,t ~ INC anv sreoch bilt he ropul3Co
,l,..,rrcd Sor NJ Ieast rt3ugb from lin iIgt
-. =, igLt know Tho sound Of hi, voice and
ho sr,ol,e gor tbreo nririte.
w" "r,l. u Wa,.,o ,,rrcd o,,t =, many ne,rle tlat
,tt ,o1,i,,,s -, ,raro !, enosso~y I nov vnre
.Ii',st.aI So CO.. Rno.avat Senatnr Fair
uii.1 - ~ Cop, ErgIsh Sort Turlisi i=
T,.',, "a ~ II En,lsb yvnn NCag raudiJ,tn
Le IN TiIl ~ bi AZ, H. H;sSn' Ia Gsscr,Ic IirI
."is ,%is ,.aar os an "Old CiGry peruhliCat,
a. ,hn a. ,,on,ing In t,a Fort W.vrp riul;
Goy Pmrsevet carried ont his expressions
,,,pN. to n, Mr. Rryan N uttic farther lie
uIt I''"'" VIZ ' '
7'"aI ro,ice tbot Mr. prvar's own orran in In
II,nna ,ha I,Jon,noj,s S,ptpej rerurt. him
~. ha,,Jrn,r a i,gt ri,Gt a Nncomh Il that
q "oi hiaci for ,nrtnnncrti inrroa.uc thn
army Is 10 intimidaic the labor element