Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-10-27
BIG PROSPERITY
PARADE
Thousands Of Men in Line at Chicago
Carrying Full Dinner Pals
and Banners.
BRYAN TO YALE STUDENTS
No Unfriendly Demonstration Like That
of 1896 Made This Year-Roosevelt
Making the Circuit of New
York Towns.

1OTK lOWQS,
Chicago, October 27-Business wa.
on account of the prosperity" parade
Every industry was represented il
floats that interspersed the procession
and each marcher wore badge con-
tanning the words, Mckinley was
right" All along the route business
houses and office buildings were pro-
fusely decorated with the national col
ors. together with representations OF
the full dinner pail At the head OF
the parade walked two elephants bear
ing banners inscribed: &c. O. P.-the
Real Thing" Behind these followed a
donkey bedecked with bells and a
clownish cap In the parade We're regi-
ments of men in uniform carrying full
dinner pails' and banners.
A RECORD BREAKER.
Chicago, October 27.-The numerical
strength of the parade was variously
estimated. 1t was apparently greater
than the "sound money parade of 1896,
which was regarded then as record
breaker.
FUSION IN MONTANA.
Helena, Mont, October 27-The CEN
trail committee of the Union Labor par
ty filed with the secretary of state the
designations of the candidates on the
state ticket, together with the nomina-
tions on the fusion Democratic and
Populist tickets to fill the vacancy. The
Union Labor party now has ex-Gov.
James X. Toole, fusion candidate for
governor. at the head of it's ticket. The
fusion ticket is a w. A. Clark ticket,
against which are now opposed the in
dependent or Daily Democrats and the
Republicans.
STEVENSON IN CHICAGO.
Chicago, October 27.-Adlai E. Steven
son arrived in Chicago this morning to
make five speeches during the day and
night. He will spend next week touring
Indiana.
ROOSEVELT IN NEW YORK.
New York. October Ex-Governor
Roosevelt early to-day crossed to Jer-
sey City to board his special train to
travel toward Bnghamton, where he is
scheduled to arrive at 6:4O p. m. Short
speeches will be delivered at Suffern,
Hillburn, Middletown, Port Jervis, Sho-
hola, Lackawaxen, Cochecton, Calcoon,
Long Eddy, Deposit. Susquehanna and
Great Bend.
BRYAN TN CONNEcTTCT1T
New York, October 27.-Bryan left
this morning for New Haven, where he
will speak at noon. Mrs. Bryan re-
manned at Dr. Girdner's home, but will
join Bryan on his return to New York
this afternoon.
BRYAN SPEAKS AT NEW HAVEN.
New Haven, Conn, October 27.-Bry-
an arrived at II o'clock, and was escort
ed directly to the I'd regiment armory,
large hall, in which the meeting was
held. Many students had gathered. He
was greeted as he entered with general
cheers. There were cries of whats
the matter with Bryan?" and responses
of Hes all right" When Bryan began
" SlCdh lHCIc was 6eHtIdl SllGIlCC Ill
the auditorium, and while there We're
afterward slight Interruptions, it SEEM
ed evident from the beginning that
there was no intention to make un-
friendly demonstrations such as rem
dered remarkable Bryan's visit at New
Haven four yeasr ago, when Yale stu
dents literally broke up the vast open
air meeting on the green.
Before dismissing trusts Bryan
said: Last night at the banquet in New
York to the Republican candidate for
vice president Senator Scott, of West
Virginia, made statement that I am
going to read to you. He said: Right
here I want to say that l believe in
trusts; they are a good thing! And
then, recognizing he had said dam
gerous thing for a Republican to say in
a campaign, he turned and said: If that
newspaper man puts that down will
make trouble for him. Bryan then
reiterated his former promises to sup
press the trusts in the event Of his
election. Bryan was on the point of
closing his speech when some one made
the inquiry about free silver. Bryan
replied: IF the gentleman can read he
can read the platform that states the
party's position so even Republican
can understand. and if he has not had
time to read the platform and knows
anything of me, he knows where
stand, whether there Is a platform or
not
MALONEY ON TOP.
Denver, Colo, October 27-The SUI
preme court to-day decided the Arapa-
hoe county Democratic contest, declar-
ing that Maloney be chairman Of the
county committee, and ordering his
ticket and no other placed on the bal
lot as Democratic.
QUESTIONS TO BRYAN.
Middletown, N. ", October 27.-Gov-
ernor Roosevelt spoke here to an audi
ence which completely filled the opera
house. He repeated in a new form the
questions asking Bryan whether, II
elected, he will pay the outstanding OBJ
legations in gold or silver; that Is,
whether 1t is the secretary of the treas
ury or creditors who have the right to
choose the coin in which to be paid.
Admiral Dewsy's Brother Dead.
Montpelier, VT. October s7.-Edward
Dewey. brother OF Admiral Dewey, died
Of kidney trouble He was u years OF
age.