The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-29
CHEERED At CHURCH
Bryan Is Everywhere Greeted
With Enthusiasm.
LEAVES NEW YORK CITY
STARTS ON A TRIP TO ALBANY
AND BACK.

New York, Oct. 2S.-Mr. and Mrs. Bryan
breakfasted at 10 O'Clock in their hotel
with Ex-Governor Stone and others. After
breakfast the party adjourned to Mr..
Bryan's room where the candidate re-
ceived Congressman Richardson and sew
eral local politicians
Mr. and Mrs Bryan then left the hotel
and walked through Madison Square to
the Madison Square Presbyterian church.
When Mr.. Bryan first appeared on the
street there We're few people about, but
those who were there instantly recogniz-
ed him and with many shout followed
him to the door of the church Yale and
with Mr.. Bryan on Saturday were also
at the church and occupied seats a short
distance IN front of him.
DR.. ParkhurSt, the pastor. was not IN
formed of MI 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 Nj
Bryan was IN the church for when the
benedictiOn was pronounced almost the
entire congregation made dash for the
doors and hlled the sidewalk and street
in front OF the building This crowd was
also augmented by those who were on the
street and in the square, and by the time
the party reached the hotel, 200 persons
were crowded about them So dense was
the crowd, in fact, that II became neces-
sary for several park pohcement 10 go IN
advance of Mr.. Bryan and clear a way
for him through the crowd. As he dis
appeared in the entrance of the hotel, the
C-o--G cheered-
Callers In a Stream.
Mr. Bryan stopped in his room from
O'Clock till 3, when he dined When he
finished dinner until 9No'clock tonight
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 Con-
gresham Sulzer, Frank Campbell and
James Mcclure. eX-GOvernor William j
Stone, and Congressman Richardson
Promptly at = o'clock Mr. Bryan and
party left the hotel for the Grand Cen
Jral station, where they took the train for
Albany \ squad of twenty-five police
men, two rOundsmen and sergeant kept
the crowd back and a platoon of twenty
mounted policemen escorted Mr.. Bryan
10 the station Notwithstanding the fact
that his departure was not announced in
any of the morning papers, the people
fully 5000 We're gathered a bout the hotel
eagerly awaiting his appearance. As soon
as he emerged with Mrs Bryan d great
shout went up
Cheered Along the Way.
On the way up Broadway TO the sta
ton. crowds of people lined the streets
on either side and shout after shout
ton Mr. Bryan was at once recognized
by the crowds awaiting their trains. and
II was with great difficulty that the po-
passageway for the party.
Mr. Bryan's special car. the Rambler.
was Attached 10 the New OrK central
train which was scheduled to leave at
$50
As the train pulled out with Mr.. and
Mrs Bryan on the rear platform there
were more cheers
Mr.. Bryan will stop first at Albany, and
will come back tomorrow. arriving at
Weehawken at 6:25 2. m. where he will
be met by Congressman SulzeF and driven
20 Hamilton Fish park for ten min
utes speech, and thence to the Academy
of Music in Brooklyn. arriving there at
1870. where he is TO address a meeting
He will speak also at seven other places
in Brooklyn during the evening.