The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-10-23
SCOLDED BY ROOSEVELT
Rough Rider Angered by Questions
From His Hearers.
Ais Speeches In the Valley Of the
Hudson interrupted by IA Series of
Demonstrations for Mr.. Bryan-Vi~
tuperatioS Heaped Upon Those
Who Cheer the Nebrasian's Name.

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-Roosevelt again
made a spectacle of himself by scolding
hearers who were opposed to him, yester-
day, on his campaign tour in the Valley
of the Hudson
The first stop of the train was made at
West Nyack, and from then on Roosevelt
was interrupted by a series of Bryan
demonstrations, which reached their
breaking point, so far as the candidate
was concerned, while he was addressing
a crowd of ten thousand men, women, and
children in the great plaza in front OF the
court house at Newburg Roosevelt was
repeatedly interrupted iE his address at
this point by vociferous cheers for Bry-
an on the outskirts of the crowd. Finally,
growing bolder one of the men asked n
stentorian tones VIII her Bryan was all
right. to which a cho4 IS OF voices answer
ed that he was.
At this the Governors face grew purple
with rage and stopping short in the re-
marks he was making about the Ice Trust,
ne turned upon the man and gave him
tongue flashing which lasted for several
minutes.
Jeers and cheers greeted this cutburst.
and when the Governor. throwing mCdeF-
alton TO the winds eXhorted his ann yer
10 go back to his brother hobos, there
rose a storm of Kisses. It was some mo-
ments before the Governor could regain
his eQuanimity.
The disturbance began by cries Of
whats the matter with Bryan?
What's the matter with Stancatieid:
Then arose the stentorian answer OF:
Hes all right" This occurred several
times, and the Governor was vis-b bly, an
moved The next time the man with the
steam siren voice announced that Began
was all right, MIR. Roosevelt roared tack
angrily: No; he's not all right He 5
all right shouted the men again. 1h2
candidate then stopped speaking, ran
over TO the side of the platform from
which the interruption had come. anc
shaking his fist. reared: That gentleman
has all the symptoms of Bryanite. lie
is one of those people who WORK vi
their mouths.
sHurrah for Bryan" shouted a hun
dred voices.
THAT'S right" screamed the Governor
in q fury ''You interrupt the meeting be-
cause you're a hoodlum. You bel~ns L
the disorderly classes, which are natu-
rally against us. You object to prcsp ritz
because you don't work Go back to = III
fellow hobCs and learn to do somethlnE
useful Naturally, you have no patriot
ism Naturally, you're against the rag.
At this point the crowd shifted axe
concealed the object of Roosevelt's at
tack from view. Ali said the sp aker
quickly: u III glad you're going away
think you'll learn hereafter not to mon
key with the buZZsaw. In the absence O
the local police / am glad TO have driver
away the disturber of the meeting.
Governor Roosevelt closed his speech al
most Immediately after this incident. AM
the Interruptions were not renewed IN
disturbance at West Nyack had been les
marked than at Newburg, but even ther
the Governor lost his temper quickly Tn
crowd was not large and women and chill
dren predominated- The Governor ha
scarcely started his speech when cheer
were raised for Bryan.
why don't You hurrah for Altgeld @
Aguinaldo while you 60 about it, shoute
the angry Governor. but the cheers wer
only hushed for the moment, TO break on
again as the train moved out Of the station
The reception at Congers. the next stoI
was not particularly enthusiastic. and tn
Governor cut his remarks short. The tTai
paused at Congers less than three minutes
Haverstraw. the seat of the brick indus
try turned ont the first good crowd OF th
day but there were very few men III i
and but a slender sprinkling CT working
people. though it had been expected tina
the brick yards would turn out big GROVE
it being the time Of the dinner recess whe
the train arrived
Cornwall on the-Hudson has militar
academy for boys which turned out il
young soldiers and its one cannon to gree
the Governor. At least 200 very young an
pretty ladies helped cut the crowd at tn
point The candidates speech was devote
TO showing these young boys how absuE
was BTyan's claim that the country We
in peril OF the reign OF nilitarism. TT
bovs and girls waved their flags and Wishe
audibly that the Governor would stop Ion
enough to shake hands with them
Despite the fact that the Governor
entirely lest his temper at Newburg II
gathering there was the best of the da
The whole town turned out to honor Ode
and Roosevelt and from all nearby poin
special trains kept arriving with can
paign marchers and sightseers on boar
Two platforms had been erected, drape
with the flag. one of them on the gre;
plaza in front of the court house and Il
other in the rear Fully 10000 Peep
heard Gov. Roosevelt and Mr.. Odell fro
these stands. At the principal star
where the candidate made his fir!
speech he was introduced by Mayor Wi
son as the next Vice President of tt
United States. His appearance was I'll
signal for great cheering. Just before th