The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-09-29
BRYAN REPLIED To
HIS INTERROGAToRS.
Made Pointed Retort 10 Question,
Why Was Roosevelt
Rotten Egged?"
He HAD SAME EXPERIENCE.
Rut Republicans Found No Faul;
When Chicago Mob Threw Eggs
at Him - South Dakota Trip
Series of OVati0ns.

AherG..u s p. Sept. cS-W.ri;am !. Ery
an completed PISS t.ur ar South Dakota a
this place Tonight. Eie arrived here az IS
O'Clock ara! ImrrdifJ,ly rc..tir.i to th'
/ =-.aal.;ue place near tre Corn Palace. where
ra was met py one cf the largest crowds
! tlaf have greeted n.m during I'll. camJ 1iEn
/ The G4v. EslI been 81 very busy one. hu'
! the r,sr cratic cIuGiIat. has seldom ap-
/ r.arrI @, better advantage n" was In
| excellent voice ana zr.k. with dstinytE"ss
/ aul grace. During ths day Nr. Bryan
Travelled 80 miles ana made almost dozen
| speeches. fI. began t-e Gay with three
| minute -..-gl ut Elk Point ana his hrsi
I speech nf length w.~ made az lauhinn.
! After this speech he made long addresses
| in the towns OF Scotland, Mitchell Nuon-
| socket. Huron. Itgdag-d and Aberdeen. The
| crowds yyrr. good at aH t'a places II which
! the party stopped, ami especially 50 at Ills
point ana ~ Mitchell. .At YtnE;on the au-
F.ll.ae was uot sp large as it would have
! l.,- bur for "a understanding rs to the
: time the place was 20 h, reached.
Here as III most other places IN The state
the meeting was held in an open square.
| This Arrangement. while serving the coHye-
riauce Of the tnWusT"ople. proved quite -
tax upon Ny BryaT'a strength. 2s wei a.
1. loss OF tima. The day was Ideal for out
door speaking In respect 10 weather.
\ feature noticeable II al the meetings
Of The DAY vas the number of Rags dis
,.,a,-.1 ~, were small in size but they
were carried 10y almost every one At eden
stopping place in the state.
Al Er.i,i.'d Mr.. Bryan spoke FOR half an
hour. dwelling especially upon trusts and
tine Importance OF preserving the American
government IN its purity.
GREAT crown Al IL, h"N.
Huron. : u. sept. at Mitchell Mr..
sf... kim f.r Tl.r, rnar an hour The
a.-s...r,,. rr5-,Ia.Ta5 many tE,gs.r. usoT,l..
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-. 81. fr.7i.,r -.rT in. y,F,i,T IN ,.,-r, T.Ir
f-r-i.5-',, IS rli Nf~ RYAN r,arIuf.i -
-aEi. 80 US 1Tffp.rf - sr.f,ty, t.r.- IN The
t-1pl. on one side ana thau TO those on an
other. going around the circle without par
The speech was 4 review Of the general
poliusd ne.d wi,h special reference to
trusts. imperialism and ,liI!tarisrr.
Good Crowds .t other Towns
A. Tie lt,le town Of Tripp. Mr.. Bryan
80 r,--If " -; S,; - M
v5i,ld r.i... -.5 nm. -, SIr ,I-iSiiIT,;s
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would sa.
Mr BRYAN also had excellent audiences at
Wou.ru.E.r and Huron. ~ussli.-g N tua
former place thirty minutes and al the lat
- f..
devoted s1rle attention 10 the rai.rgTds ana
the Interstate commerce law. daclariu.. thar
the Republicans were opposed to amending
II so as to make 10 Effective.
Answered Auditors Questions.
The Ecople at Huron. seemed disposed 70
ask questions. and Mr. B~yan announced
that he would reply To ali persons vino
would give their names and their politics
He responded 10 questions about remedies
for the trusts, and then some one asked
about the Ice Trust. To this question Eir
Bryan replied.
The H., Trust Is New York. and not
national afilr. and the New York people
sa:s take care Of =. but the Governor %.
New YORK, instead OF correcting tine Ice
Trust, comes out West TO make speeches.
ELt. l want 10 go a little tUrth..': Every
c-it'JoT ~ N" lt" trust = Republican.
thN Yet You people 90 not even attempt 10
destroy Eepuhlsan trust
HefcTred to ROo>eNelt Incident.
me one also asked:
WHY did Teddy get rottpD-eced in Cola
rado2'
Mr Bryan replied:
ASK those VINO ulc T. 7 might suggest
70 you tEar when they threw rotten essl,s at
ne IN chicago. no Republican found fault
with L.. But, my friends, | am going To do
nHi.cr than III. kerIb;:cans- l am going
- and fault with any ore VII, ilterfVreS
with any EaH who expresses his ouIniun
On any question In the United States"
Replied to Anonymous Uispntc.,
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oy5s r.-,,rrl-- 80 Ias.,1 -, = 90. -
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a~1Tg - La So, 80 Ii' n! +. ~. w a,i,I
,S..-iiS. .iS s.'.u HtdiiudIu' re spoke as tui-
" hsh Wa coming IN on the train was
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