The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-28
EV YORK B BRYAN 5
Greatest Demonstration Of the
whole Campaign.
SPOKE TO MANY THOUSANDS
Hard BIZ 10000 Italians al Broad
way Athletic Club.
GERMANS At COOPER UNION
lllsliiicelt Ovation Given Him OO
Second Avenue.

Then Came the Climax mt Madison
square Garden where He spoke "a
$4,000. After (which He Addressed
nm Overflow Meeting of 15.Ooo
Nfore-New YORK City Wac AbIase
wan Fireworks and Evcryyvherc
There Were Prolonged and Loud
Democrutic Cheers.
Nsw York. oct. civilian Jennings
Hrvans second coming TO this city was
the occasion tonight Of one of the great
~ political demonstra tions OF the cam
pa.gn.
Fourtesn thousand people heard the
p-mo-ratic candidate speak az Madison
Square Garden. lie had been speaking
aH day.
This morning wac spent at New Haven.
ayi This afternoon no made several points
between New Haven and this city. lie
WAS accompanle to this city BY two hun
d,od Yale students. When he arrived at
the Grand Central station. there were
more than 500 persons 10 greet him.
He spent the remainder OF the afternoon
o. the Hoffman House. where he went
over The business OF tho campaign with
trs leaders. After dinner in his honor.
e. watch there were forty-ave guests. he
aaaeed the great pyrotechnic display.
The ~ was carpeted with red and Mad
r square was ahiaze IN his honor when
re eauiage which was TO take him on
te tour appeared.
THe streets were crowded with People
ae4 his trip TO Madison Square Garden
vlr o trlumphal one The FIRST stop was
81 tae Broadway Athletic club. where Mr..
H1ar spoke TO 1000 enthusiastic people
'as majority of whom were Italians He
ra. he'd Cooper Union about o'clock ana
0lressed large gathering Of Germans.
Thence Mr.. Bryan drove 10 the corner or
rteenth street and Second avenue
Were be made a speech from his carriage
n . crowd Of about 5000 people. he made
ara.ber speech from hts carriage 20 a
rheung az Twentieth street ana Sec
o1I avenue.
Al Madison square Garden.
Sir Byan's Madison square speech was
20. begun until after 10 O'Clock. Il was
4.lkc hts former speech at that place. II
uas addressed 60 tho. independent class
r.a.r,y and he referred to the hnal issue.
N1rs times he was forced to stop be-
cause of the tremendous cheering. From
ns ''me he entered the hall until he quit
reatng the outside OF the han was ring
as with cheers.
A. a climax to the day he made two
o'-er outdoor speeches. The frst was from
t'a.4 near Dewey arch. where he talk
O. t1i5c0 persons. who could not get into
Aa.is5n square Garden. He made another
Scr, speech al Madison avenue and
TRsay-fourth street lie was then driven
% tte Hoffman House. where he retired
taf ,he night
Dinner at the Hoffman.
tor the dinner given In honor Of Mr
ari Mrs Bryan the Hoffman House ball
room was mos, elaborately decorated. Tho
e.ar.r commenced at o'clock, lasting
over an hour
William r. Hearst sat at the head OF
e. table on his right sat Mrs. Bryan
erl on his left was the colonel on Mr.
ts side OF the table were Mrs. James
1850 Lowell. Mayor Vanwyck. Mrs
i.' uauforth. Senator David B. Hln
-.is Randolph Guggenhcimer. Gov stone
N.hardson. Miss Ellen r. whalen
sA--ia.or Josiah Quincy OF Boston. DR.
iirdner. Mrs Max Ihmson. James
MCGUIRE Max Ihmscn. Mrs. Fhilo s
'r'''' John O. Fouansbec. James Creel-
''' Hughes and Sidney smith.
20 Mrs Bryans side OF to table wer,
'ard croker. Mrs. J. n. Glrdncr. An
Phelps stokes Mrs. George l. Wei
't'oo vs.. Bourke Cochran. Einot Dan
' Mrs James Creelman Senator
'" J. Wellington. Mrs. J. Il. Tomlln.
Randolph Guggcnheimer. Johr
'a Mrs. Frank Campbell Philo s
.1 John ". Tomllnson. Mrs c. c
Frank Campbell Mrs. james *
''.r. and Miss stone The favors wer,
-Seis by Tiffany and filled witt
aud tho menu card was eiabor'
stones Answer 10 scott.
close Of the dinner ex-Gov. stone
90 address in the course OF which
'arted Senator Scott with having
.ae banquet given to Gov. Roose-
p iae FIfth Avenue Ho.ei last night
-sli here want 20 say I believe in
a. 'hsl are good thing. The stand
- 4 company put In It's pipe lines IN
=. .nAh towns where oil IL produced
were not for the Standard oil
.'. 'sany The prosperity that We have
"''4a not be tAsrs.-