The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
WATCHED FOR BRYAN
.o,Uns WAITED EvERYwHERE
no SEE AND CHEER HIM.
At CHURCH WITH HIS WIFE.
FOLLOWED THERE ny PEOPLE AND
uACK TO HIS HOTEL.

rt.o the Cheering PopuIacc Fol-
t.,,.i HIm All the Way 20 the De-
., Where He Took the Train for
,ln.n,-Hc VIII speak There.
fh.o ucturn 20 New York and
Mako several Speeches in Brook
lsu.
IS oct. es Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan
tr 4..I Al lo o'clock in their hot4
rs william j. stone and sew
After breakfast the party
io MIR Byan's room. where the
received Congres man Richard
several local politicians.
s. I 3ir- Bryan then left the hotel
~ .al through Madison square 20
Madison avenue Presbyterian Church.
u. Nr Bryan first appeared on the
rt..f ..sGe were very few people about
.. Io.a Who were there Instantly re-
p....r.l n.m ana with many a shout foi-
i.aad f.m 20 the door Of the church.
YaIt rl Harvard boys who came 20
N.a }o.A with Br. Bryan on saturday
vr so ,t church and occupied seats a
s.,r. distance iu front oi Mr. Bryan.
l r.rkaurst. the pastor. was not In
.ari of SIR Bryan's presence and his
..n0n was in exposition OF a portion OF
~. scriptures.
word was evidently passed through the
az. -. So ZION during the service that Mr..
BRAN was in the church. for when the
taedleuou was pronounced almost the
e.tire -onrreratl tl0n made dash for the
DOORS ana allied the sidewalks and street
o. iron, Of the building. The crowd was
c..5 augmented by those who were on
ta street and in the square and by the
me the party reached the hotel two
rolslri people werc crowded about
r.m So dense was the crowd tn fact.
t.tl. became necessary Tor several park
t..eem.n to go IN advance of Mr. Bryan
a IeIr way for him through The
crowd As he disappeared la tho entrance
Il ae ho.el the crowd eheered
Mr. Bryan's visitors.
r- Bryan slept in his room from
O. ak uusI o'clock. when he dned
rn the time he finished dinner until
a.l,.k .k tonight when he lef, the Hoff-
rar House. there was steady stream ~
.s..rs Mr. and Mrs Bryan were both
busy choking hands. Among the
..a.s were Congressman William M-
4- Frank Campbell. James X. Nc
a-- John A. Mason. eX-Gov. William
Stone. and Congressman James =
E lrdson.
mptly ~ o'clock Mr BRYAN and
r.t. left tho hotel for tho Grand Central
where fasy took the train for Az
s. squad % twenty-five policemen.
t.. ruuudsmO ana sergeant kept the
FL, .I back and a platoon of twenty
nteI policemen escorted NJ. Bryan 20
apot. Notwithstnudiug the fact that
departure was not announced 10 any
tge morning papers. the people appear
81 D. Gud % out iu some way. ana fully
'a were gathered about the hotel. eager
waiting his appearance AS soon as
emerged with Mrs. Bryan great
.It went up
People Lined the streets.
un The way up Broadway TO the depot
crowds II people lined the streets on
.1.r side and shout after shout rent the
AT The Grand Central station Mr.
van was az once recognized hy the
..nI. ~ persons awaiting their trains
h.i BE- Was with great difficulty tnat the
held the people back and kept "a
ateaway for the party.
N- Hran's private car. tho Rambler.
attached TO ,he New York Central
'H which wos scheduled 90 leave az
o'clock ana had on board. besides Mr.
..i Nirs Bryan. len H. Wager, sergca nt
rms Of the Democratic state Commit
Co., who was in charge of the train. As
train pulled out with Mr. and Mrs.
t-u on the rear platform there were
cheers.
H Bryan stops first at Albany ard
comes back tomorrow arriving az Wee
fiFk0u az G.25 o. m. whore he VIII be
r Congressman Sulzer and driven to
H on Fish park for ten minutes
r.h and thence 20 the Academy Of
r in Brooklyn arriving there "a TO
o.s where he Is TO address meeting.
H v speak also at seven other places
iH T.HlnkfNn .fttrfru the pNenfug