The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-10-25
BRYAN'S DAY.
Jersey City's Democratic
Organizations Ready to
Welcome Their
Candidate.
FLAGS FLYING THROUGH THE CITY
Where the Big Meetings Will
Be Held and Who Will
Be There to Speak.
FLAGS FLYING THROUGH THE CITY

Flags are flying all over the city today
in honor of the visit tonight of Colonel
William Jennings Bryan, Democratic can
didate for President. The Robert Davis
Association and every Democratic asso-
citation in the city and county has its flag
up to mark the arrival of the nominee of
the party.
Mr.. Bryan will reach the Marion depot
about eight o'clock. He will be met by
the Campaign Committee and a guard of
honor consisting of members from every
one of the uptown wards. For a few
minutes Mr. Bryan will speak near to
Tonnele avenue and the Boulevard, and
from thence he will proceed to St. Jo-
seph,s Hall. Nfr. Davis has announced the
places of meeting and the time at which
Mr.. Bryan is expected to arrive at each
place. They are as follows;-
ST. Joseph's Hall, Pavonia avenue-Mr.
Nicholas Witsch will preside. Mr. Bryan
will begin his speech at 7:30 P. NJ There
will also be speeches from Hon. Robert S.
Hudspeth, Hon. George A. Honnecker.
Warren Dixon, James ]. Hamill, DR.. Mac
Murrough, James Kelly, James Billing
ton.
The Tabernacle-Mayor Edward Hoos
$50 P. NJ, and make an address. Dur
ing the evening the speakers will be-
James F. Minturn, E. Leake, Altx c.
Young, Geo. G. Tenant, J. J. Griffin, E..
Dewitt, C. o'Brien, Leon Albeit. NJ
Ernest, L. Finke. Mr.. E. L. Cranmer will
give an organ recital beginning at P.
NJ
ST. Peters Hall-Here Mr.. Bryan will
arrive at P. NJ. Mr.. Allan L. McDer-
mott, candidate for Congress, will pre-
side, and other speakers will be:-Eugene
Leake, Maurice Marks, Joseph Tumulty,
James J. Murphy, Charles C. Hendricks,
Joseph Farmer. Mark Sullivan, Peter
James, Michael B. Holmes, William j.
Moran.
st. Michaers Hall-Mr Bryan will
reach here at 10 P. NJ Mr.. Cornelius J.
Cronin will preside and the others speak
ers are:-J. ]. Dwyer, Joseph NJ. Noonan
T. O'Brien, J. j. HamiT, Judge Thomas F.
Noonan, Joseph Tumulty, ]. Keim, A.
Gray, ]. ]. Fallon, Leon Albeit, p A
Brock, p ]. Connolly.
The Horseshoe" will give Mr.. Bryan a
great reception tonight The voters of the
Long Dock section always loyal to the
cause of Democracy. appreciate the fact
that this is the first time in the history
of that section that a Presidential candi-
date, Democratic or Republican, has
favored them with a visit and a speech.
They will turn out in force and despite
the fact that Mr.. Bryan is to be received
in all sections of the city, the Democratic
voters of the Shoe are determined that
his welcome shall not be outdone by the
voters of any other section of the city.
Many of the residences will be brilliantly
illuminated. AT the Park House, the home
of the Mclaughlin Association, and Free
holder Kenny's cafe across the way in the
centre of the section, there will be pyro-
technie displays. 1t is safe to say that
st. Michael's Hall. where Mr.. Bryan is to
make his fifth speech, will not hold one
half the crowd that will gather to give
him an ovation. Elaborate preparations
are being made for this meeting.