The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-02-20
HE IS GREATEST
IN HIS SIMPLICITY,
MIR. BRYAN is a MAN OF REGULAF
HABITS.
As Seen On TIP TO C"Iunbin--T hough p
/. Man OF Ftne Physiqur, Via Hcrcul"nn
Labnra Ave Wearing On Him.

y VIM. j. Bry ans wonderful physi
8cal endurance is due in great mens
sure to the regularity of his babits
sand the simplicity of bis tastes
Sleep is the narcotic which soothcs
3hGm when he is weary with a har"
Idsy's work. Sleep is the stimnlant
which nerves him for renewed labors
when Mr.. Bryan arrived at Char
Slotts "Wednesday night at half-p"st
I s9o'clook he looked tired, but h+
spoke for half an hour to the people
who met him there Then after con
fesring with the South Carolina dele
Fgatiopsas to the work ahead, he ex-
$cused himself and by midnight he
had had a good hours sleep. Earl!
Sto bed, he is also earl y to rise. He
8was The first of the party to retire.
and yesterday morning be was thu
Efrststo look out upon the advent OF
$a aglorious spring day. More thar
once on the trip to Columbia, after
heShad gotten out at some station,
he would take a quiet nap. Sleep
seems potent to sustain him in hiN
almost superhuman labors N"
other stimulant will he allow. His
habits and his personal tastes
are simple as his intellect is lofty.
The second thing Mr.. Bryan did
yesterday was to eat good square
meal Here again his tastes are
simple, but he has hearty appetite
The party which met. hum in Char
lotte enjoyed a splendid breakfast at
the Southern's eating housesut Char
lotte.
~ The train left Charlotte on time
and arrived at Fort Mill just as the
asun was beginning to get in b,s
good work. Mr.. Bryan was con
Ssiderably interested in the monuments
Sto the Women of the Confedtracy
and to the ex slaves which Capt. S.
Il. White has erected by the side OF
the monument to the Confederate sol
. diers.
At Rock Hill there wore two OF
three hundred people at the station
although it was expected that Mr.
Bryan would be on another sector
of the train. When he WAS callrt
for, Mr.. Bryan remarked to the Rev
DR.. Thornwell that South Caro-
lima yell sounded very much like ,
North Carolina yell Ho started t,
make some pleasant references It
Winthrop college, but the conducto
called the ''previous question:" ant
the train started suddenly. Th'
crowd rushed to get alb ar.l and Sen
ator Livingston narrowly escaped in
jury.
After leaving Rock Hill the fol
lowing resolutions were Introduces
by Senator Livingston and maui
mously adopted:
Whereas the invitation committee
Of the senate and house of reprpsen
tatives of South Carolina aud Of tn
oity council of Columbia, appointe
to arrange for the reception and el
tertainment of the Hon VIM. Jel
nings Bryan on hia visit to Columbi
in accordance with the Invitation az
tended him, are indebted to tn
Southern Railway company and tn
citizens Of Charlotte for many con
tesies and attentions: therefore, be
Resolved by said joint comnittt
and committee Of council in mrotin
assembled, That we. hereby retul
to the officials Of said railway con
pany and to the citizens, Of Chariot
and especially to the. Hou Herr
Clarkson, our sincere thanks for a
tentions 80 kindly and generous
shown us. ..-
Resolved, That the secretary
4 this meeting do forward py
these resolutions to the pres ,ent
q said railroad company and to t
q Hon. Heriot. Clarkson, and that th
may be published in the Colnmb
S. Charleston and Charlotte newspape
s. At Chester the crowd WAS I!
ID small, there being sume miSGnd