New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-03-12
BRYAN STUDYING PRINTING.
VISITS PUBLISHING HOUSES AND CALLS ON
MAYOR VAN WICK

William J BRYAN put in = busy day yesterday
among the publishers and politicians. lie came 10
The enemy's country 10 get correct deaS i"r tul-
ming his weekly paper, The Comm"ner' ana ne
goes to Philadelphia to-day wiser man. no DOUBT
congressman suzer and DR.. John II. Girdner took
NJ Br,an in tow. The visitor ard his friends in
spected the establishments of The 'osmopoh'ah'
golfers Weekly" Funk * Wagnalls Harpers
and The Christian Herald.
M Collier was showing Mr.. Bryan about ms
Office and had occasion 10 refer TO some pI'"'i"e
feature used 10y his publication. Picking up a
cam, Of Che naper that carried the inaugural pct
,,ros Of Mckinley and Roosevelt. Mr. tollieE s4Iu
Now this first page here Is about me PIope'
thing and then he caught sight OF MI. ~ a. >
surprised face and for the first time realzeu Una
.. .ri,es had beau different 1T might have Heeh
A, he Press club. where Mr. Bryan loon
,..,oo, the Nebraskan asked what ne
.t,,,eb, about the utteranCe Of President f',uieN
of vale about an emperor for this eouhtF! "''ii
twenty-five years. -, ,,,
-,,+b i. erin hut he's slow-slow- He's twenty
So Years behind the times. weekly he"Sp, ,
- ,,,oolr Heb called Mckinley an emperor laSt
.ol- and thereby got scoop on the p'eS'ue''' %
Yale. , o.:s,,,, ,,,led on
nfessrs Bryan. sulzer and Girdner calieu 81
- ya,, WICK at $50 o'clock. They were lol-
MAJ ,au crowd Immediately upon enter
- - Mayors Office Mr.. Bryan was Greeteu oS
..ar, William Kennel who was MS PeisoIl"'
-. bore in the Presidential campaign May
-, v,ck was told of the arrival, ana eilei ecu
g.. his rrivate office at once. The men trdsiTu
,5s and smiled and the Mayor SAID no" w
80, 40 Nj BRYAN? I am delighted 10 see !ou
c,,e right into the private office As they sla' l.
a Cor the nriyate Office Mr.. Bryan remarked
- heen taking the liberties Of Your city without
t,-iDq them given to me this time, at when polH
laughed. go -, 49,. sor about
Mr. Rrvan was closeted with the Mayor TOT ABOUT
a., minutes In that time the Mayors once Was
+7red with politicians and Bryan admirers WHO
waited for his temperance. As soon as ne reap
,earad he was introduced to a number OF OIlpoh-
~ and Congressman SulZer said: colonel uleS.s
ara an vour friends. sure OF my SIa , i
when I saw that there is not one mere WHO "IA I'o'
vote for You. o.. -.,.4 tho t-olouel
Il was very much pleased with the way New OiN
,-o-ed FOR me The whole country dld nol come up
10 axnertations hut New-York City did welI-eNeu
How is .'Tha Commoner' DOING? he was ASKED
VERY well thank you. We are DONG Ice ~ :" :,
have MOI got 10 the point yet where W hfNe -
concaai our circulation. like TO get 10 llle ttillI
of business i'm New York. will probably WISH eI'
every little while keep up with the newspapers
A. tba Hoffman House last night Mr. Bryan le-
cei,-ed :, number Of callers. among mem eH,tIrt
error Patfjson IF Pennsy lyania. Mayor van NE"N
General Hoe Wheeler. o II. i. Belmont ana eA-
senator Towne of Minnesota. Mr.. Br3 an VIII 90
Ia Philadelphia to-day, and from there TO MS nome
IN Nebraska.