The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-28

mr. AfrssA l.
Sostfa AZ ee eaIy EVENING ny the
q and ~, III n %, on from oSo unt,i
b.aau uy uhe fireworks displayed which
wLfch o., 49, ~ was hieht snow
c,,a,.a ~. VI money out " Rot tne
r,.oLa,, it o'i W 'ne set I'e,~s, ,ne
in tho s,,'arn a.I nun! coiolea nRhts
hnna ~ 49, ,.e siues oi the uaroen were
hia 1sd oil 80 .o ,d, ln ne, ana REQ nght
orn,,nd a. a., o f ,he ouiluIng; ror Dlocks
of II Rs,da No. odohm,S MN Iiie snloke
~. nalus Piayeu ana the thunder oil
NJ ,ha hn,.Si oonius spoiled many dinner
nj ~. no'elS around inc square
v,b lay s'aiiuS had been erected from
n, II, w nun Wy" p'ih"rd'ic doc, rune
n = rI'o co"iiI get III or "ouidnt
81 Inhn "a I'll ihoee were III command
.an, .'t n'r' "no coiNih 10 pre-,
that ,hc sroa a ,,,r naiil 'e I'll, :" lar9
&c, VIZ" sl"dheis oehiurfeu Inc crowd
you Il all have pneumonia on election dsv
purple rocket act fire TO tar paper on
me roof OF the new eeven-story building
az llSo Broadway, next to the Cafe Martin
cool headed man discovered il and iele-
phoned To the Fire Depart ment, Suggesting
that one engine would he enough on ac-
count OF the crowd. One engine attended
10 the fire.
HEARST LEADS orr.
Inside the Garden tho procaodings hoc,,
Congress. In Tho tIovan,h IL, ,ic, .i'n ,,a IA
,ho hills for Tho ni,h,! oxo,,a,,,, "' IN ~
former Vice PresidHnt S,ayenson a,d en- i,'r''
gresham lame. II Grioe. Of Go"r,;a u va,
toR,thrr Mr. Uoar.,, 80, j. -, 90
the ordinary man Ia I,ii,, ,.,,,,,...,sa,;
In the Car,.an tIn .,rn,'a,., 80, a. !,
hard to satisfy ali mari. az I'm. hons. Ir,
scattered ,hr1nyi tba a,,,iano., L., -; ~,
were two or three men who showed that
'l"y had voices that put the megaphuuc
outside IN" line of utility. Mr.. Hearst
l,An MOI gone Far when the deepest bass Of
N
owe II '" Gem, Billy. | only wish YOU
iau my voice.
w ne".ei oHer'd oaineS n Jones soma
,m rom AISai,-as' hs me chairman OF the
Cotton Rsla Tru., 10 n,ro,,,,nd ~,
X un'' "r'HRS aS 'h' next speaker ol
wv ''"S''
GRIM Iloos WAS JOYFUL.
trim Jlggs was the happicst man al the
meeting, JOY was branded on him. His
evening clothes couldn't conceal II He
House. Why did he want that hauhle
when he had the love Of his wife and children
and the regular Democratic plurality from
the Second Congress district IF Georgia?
Judge tiriggs said word for each of the
D Den nominees for Congress, starting
But why should | mention Bil-ul7cr?"
asked Judge Griges who believes ina, Pill
snlzor should be one word Bill will come
"".n MN u,,"o Pn,ilIH,! ,u.,r Co..
senator Jones SAD that Adlal r stevens
son was a man in whose armor there Is no
Joint Mr. Staven-on's voice remains
powerful altho,lph /, il CLEARLY Inn, az an
XII NAV, u ! ''"'F '""' ~ an
vi" IMAM.
ApLAI STEVENSON SPEAKS
Mr. Stevenson made quite a long speech
H. a.. 49,. 90 .on, - u, u,
49, "" 81 l'' ~ ",iun "' So llH'
81, I,,,cs.r a., is,,,, 81 L., ,l....t. -.
3.Go words. that The issue was tho taris
and the truss. On this he said
our cnduri. = creed il cmhr.Ic.d i few
words a ririH for revenue oar iufant
Industries no Longer need protection. They
NV" et""n 10 -" NJ our th,ll laws
S ,,HH'i ,e 80 IT, u" i.' "" lu'
errm,nt I'M. IiyEes, ma ~ dl,, ia va" oij
10 upon lu,uri.-. the lowest upo,, IN. r.c"s
4 ins of io 10 hi, our political crrou-il
order 10 meet ~" eNiG"Icr VIII / .uri'en
may pc hfn"H 'h' Clause. 'WiN iPNoS
,,,,,,,,1 az ,,',lIJ ,u, a. '''p7
Mr. Hin apnarortIv. didn', Lave IN.
overlooking of this speech for he won,
lot any of his orators say ANYTHING like
tarif for revenue only Iaiih revision
l. his substitute. Mr.. Stevenson further
said
Xo,o;.L-,o,.li,., 80, h,..s,..-, ,,r.-,,,-i,,
and 10 IA wilma tn1tune. ,b"t XXI. "a
dn,'r, hctn nr,,,,i-ai no a f,,, ,,'..,i"r
hat to the mass OF the reople rti. of, '.r
WuIiI hrIar Tine ARTICLES a, dail,. Con.n,ii,
tior The food essential TO human health and
So,ufor' have auorrnotsIv iT|r.as"d in crst
Meat at mSny tnRis- i indeed An trticl. Of
luxury We hear little lie "full dinner al"
ar gumcnt A. i c4mU4fgA The much
yaunt"i prosperity i''uR' OF th" favored i"w.
icdom hn., NOR. e,'%,i1 ra,s s. M
hi Than m his moment II Vera worse thGn
Tile 20 close our owes 70 Ia" discomfort, the
feeling of unrest 90 general In this land.
WOULDN'T NAVE DryERy spr.x
W.. NJ cola, Lod - III, I;,,I,-s,,.,.
w. ''','' III "
anu i.u'.. Wv, ~, yol,
nav. I,aos w , nls ~ e. a, ',arh
VI W., $500, '' .o' 10y
tpu'u s nr,H" " .a az tilavN
,Lo same quality After rim came forrnsr
Governor Budd Of California, Mavor Schmi,z
of san Francisco John D Mcmahon Of Rome
and Charles y Rulger, the Democratic
nominee for Lieutenant Governor. Their
talks were short because of the clamors for
Hill from some parts of the hall
prtGrR RALLIES AROUND THE HOMESTEAD
go
Wv ~ ~"
90 ~ . .dtrat,on of no ncnua I,rge,,i,,r
*, 10 ,n,,.rs,oua ~ .v.ry -r,.I Gb,rrS
don,,ad ny him may VOL h,. ,etnent.d i,