Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-01
Bryan to Spend Three Days in the
Windy City.
he WILL REACH THERE TODAY
Scheduled to Make Great Many
Speeches There.
DEMOCRATS ENTHUSIASTIC
Special From Staff Correspondent.

Special From Staff Correspondent.
CHICAGO. November This is to be
Bryan day in Chicago. The democratic
nominee will arrive in the windy city this
afternoon at $50 o'clock and begin speak
ing at 4. Tomorrow and Saturday will
also be taken up with speaking. and the
orator will attempt to break his record.
Nine speeches will be made this afternoon.
ten tomorrow and three on Saturday. These
are scheduled. How many more speeches
he will be forced to deliver no one knows.
The local democracy is on fire. TIE
streets are filled with uniformed men, and
the bands are playing merrily. When the
train arrives an immense crowd will un-
doubtedly meet the Nebraskan. The DEM
ocrats have commenced to sing "There'u
Be Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight"
The democrats are up in arms over the
action of Montgomery Ward, the big mer-
chant who has put an estoppel upon their
plan to erect a big tent on the lake front.
There has been an injunction against the
erection Of buildings, tents or other con-
structions upon the lake front for some
time, secured through the efforts of Mr..
Ward, who desired to maintain the beauty
of the lake front. That injunction is still
IN force. and yesterday when the workmen
began thu erection of the tent Mr. Ward
quietly slipped over to the city hall and
notified the authorities. 1t cannot be
of the :EIuuCtion. They knew of its exist
cnce, but dii not anticipate any objection
to the tent. Now they are mad. and charg-
ing all sorts of things against Mr.. Ward
There is no injunction against people
standing on the lake front and not to De
outdone. the democrats will gather in force
there to hear the democratic standard
bearer eXpound his principles.
Leaders DiNided as 10 mas ''si''
Bryan's visit to Chicago at this time Is
against the advice of several members OF
+b<, ,,,,,,,rotic ,,a+io,a1 co,,,,ittaa Tbav
hoIio,.o ,hot bo sbo,,ld aa,-or. bip,ealf IN
moro doubtful states Rryan has been ad-
yjsad bowever that Chicago is the piyotai
point in Illinois, and that if Chicago goes
democratic Cook county Will go democratc'
ana WIN ot Dooh + tle md iht Wiz,
electorat vote 70 atu - IT.s.
s IMeits houL 'ptes Al AZ ~ 80 a. - 80
Pi sal WIN oe eieS'e -. III - 49,
lhat MI. bi an IN d 'S,,.neJ a ~ Mt
ciatie isaoi s "a 80, ;;t - =, Eb;oaoo r,O,,Id
@ .lia' d III I , ,iIf in aen ,-"tss
WIN loi me @ usiios 80, > - ,at, -.
etousi ~ S ~ =; - - thfe ,.ary
,. sta.e os1iio s a,,, t,,.aa ,rboia T.vs ~
gtesotoi gi Tt oTa ,na5t abo,,t constdarahle
Shicaso mas prousnl ,nt, apout ,l 49,
t uhu istitis "a ia .bf In, ,aSNuop- Pm
the cnleIs holG tneii o1,ts NY psomeH hiiity
MI. brsa osiiee es III , .,-s tnr anI
10 carry tooh SouiIt! ~ t.s ot ~ 80 aiia ~
is Wiling 70 iiiahe liie aleeii'p1 e'et4 al ''ie
sacrlhce Oh MS own s.ate. .,,,t-r on, =.
The weather Is very t~nreaterIhs, ~ So anu e IL
may pe taal an WIN - M W, -,
heetlIs. Al ~ N, ~ S1Iii III ~ IiI "
Will ADDRESS ali aualenGe d. h.tie h a,,,,
Mayor HARRISON w!i ne<'9 & tne re- - 80
committee lhdI heeIS NIL nts 1'' " nam
mond, lnd; ,,t,, t,,,,,5.r ,as,
Mayor Harrison maze pig pIulluer iaSo a.
nisHt ~ MS diui ess " 80. W ~ S - o,,, 80 -
men we've present he turned himself loose
and said a great many things which no
doubt ne regrets, lor ms auo' -, Va
in,nrat;a,, oo"lI not sns,9rest
- A.. p,.nt;s,,
-, ,oa.,a ,
interest III lhe eiee''oii ti''7
hundredfold during the past week, ana both
parties are anXiously awaiting some move
~ tho other The air is filed with rumors.
80, :. ,,,,,,,1ioo, and democratic head
Both at fepuohcan anu uvlloc!a atie st,o
quarters reports OF What .iie o'iiei ne .,'' na,
Is aoihs eeii..Iiue eitoso a. ia rnnrhacks
u , tane, 1870 oonoa 70 renuhIican head
Two reports calIe ~; ~ ieP ~ a. n.os
quarters louds iiota DIi,o,o r1aSsaga fron,
IN tne natqIe pi a ,,iIl tba stata hevond
l Snail llaln man - hr bsndson1e majority.
perauteiiluie oy a .h;ab 90 mo rom the
Inc ne o.iiei " vi - San,ocratic STATE commit
Sc clelsi @ @,; ~ Eb;o 70 he ranuhIican nv o.,
oee zee .niorits eo,tIv9s 0-'-' ~
ooD D;hi tiisJ Lyarens executive committee
,,,nn fra,,, S,isso,,,.i continues to warn his
hathar members Of the outcome in Mis-
aUri W .I COX ont for a landslide | have
fo,nwe5 the politics of that state for al
oast a lifatime and T tell Won there is a
mos tar d uatanipp among the neonle TODAY
than ever in NV recollection"
Vice chairman PAYNE smiles confidently
-ha, +ba,. ash him for prediction ..Oh
the country is going republican" he said
..rbat is all there is to it We will COM
mence 70 count and every hour will in
nreaSe our majority"
Senator hanna BACK FROM i""'"".
Senator Hanna returned from his briet
sneakinp tour In Indiana this morning,
,pNu,l ,o, nth b;s reoartion and the
hlghiy pieaseu "i'i ms
encouraging OUTLOOK III .iie iio"siei
The crowds which greeted the senator were
not only very large, but unusually enthusi-