The sun., 1900-11-04

Of the party In the fsrryhouse. There were four
| carriages there. Two OF them had been oroered
! by Mr. brakes committee. The other two had
been ordered by william j. Youngs, the Cover
nor's Secretary. when Mr.. Youngs learned that
! the committee was ready to take the Governor
| over TO New Y ork and had carriages FOR thatpur-
| pose he and Capt. Joseph plckey determined 10
go tothe Twenty-third street ferry in the car
riaRcs that had come at Mfr youngs's order Tho
committee carriages with the Governor ana the
rest Ia them went on the ferry boat. Mr. foungss =
two carriages followed after empty, h@ the
boat pulled away from the slips much disturbed
| Governors Secretary stood on the shore ana
| beck oned across the wa'ers for the empty car
! riages to leap the ses,hing chasm and come back
| to him at once They couldn't very well do It,
| This distressing incident was the first that
marrcd the morning The other was the presence
! OF tall blonde In the station and on the Terry
| boat. who hissed continually like aleaky ar
/ brake. All the other passengers on tho ferryooat
/ took the warmcst kind ofinterest In the cover
| nor There were mounted policemen on all SIDES
/ OF his carriage rs IL stood on the forward deck
| and the best the people could do was 10 stahu
| on tip toe TO look over the horses backs or 10
! crouch down and look under their stomachs'
/ Whenever one OF them caught glimpse OF the
! Governor he le out yell, and all the rest OF
| the people who couldn't see the Governor took
I up thc cry. Thu, there was an almost steady
| uprcar from the time the starting bell rang on
| the boat until it bumped into the New J ork slip
LITTLE SPEECH AT THEPRoDrcE E1cHANoH.
On the New York slip there was a squad OF
mounted police whose horses were pounding
| n merry tattoo on tho resonant plankng In
| their nervousness at being surrounded by
| crowd so noisy. The two carriages followed
/ dltF At
could without running any one down. up Liberty
street 10 Broadway and down Broadway 10
the Equitable b lldns Precision and ac-
curacy characterized tho movements ~ tho
police all through the day A squad Of forty
men wns waiting for the Governor Mt the Equi-
table building. They made n lane from the
sidewalk To the door OF the elevator by which
he and his friends went up to the Lawyers
Club for breakfast. The breakfast was not a
show breakfast. u was the quickest meal that
could be served 20 hungry men who hnd work
before them. II was over in less than an hour
The Governor passed out to his carriage
through the sane lane of police and was taken
to the Produce Exchange. Here he met the
members Of the conInittec which was 10 escort
him 70 the reviewing stand All Of them were
dressed as though IL were astcr sunday morn
ine Mr. Thomas. instead of going IN the break
idS'' "i" O''"fNu '"iiN''Ii :" ~''s
capped ram coat TOT the "o'erho'' ihe WV
crnor put it on and buttoned II up TO his chin
md shook himself into IL a bit Then he said
he did not care how much Il rained. Col. &.
r Homer and Franl; Brainard, who had break
tasted with the Governor. introduced to him
the members Of his escort Word was brought
10 the Governor that there was large crowd
on the floor Of the Exchange that wanted to
see him and he was asked II he would mind
going out into the gallery for a moment and
saving n word or two
The gallery door was opened and ms the
Governor appeared before the brokers and
clerks who covered the great floor there
was n mighty whoop of greeting that brought
from him the instant recognition Of the Roose-
welt smile and friendly nod of the head which
backs 1t I'D
Gentlemen" he said in response 10 the
cries of speech, speech" which started in
several places at once and became one great
volume OF demand Il shall not attempt TO
make u speech | can only say how glad /
am TO see you In this contest We appeal
not to any party. but We appeal TO all good
citizens. to all who are Interested In the ma
tional well-being and in orderly liberty on
which depends tho preservation Of our Govern
ment"
While his audience was still cutting capers
on the floor the Governor went down IN the
elevator with Col Homer and Mr.. Drake. and
waited in one OF the offices Of the Exchange
on the second tioor until it was time to start.
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