The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-07
WILD FOR CLEVELAND. ],
Name Of Ex-President Causes
Tun1ultucq1s Scenes.

a, men ton OF tho name OF Grover Cleve-
land was CLEARED lust
moment later TIE ast scene OF IN. .e
chat it was brazen eftrontery for the
Republican, parity to q ttempt to seize the
lnrrels OF Grover cleveland. genuine
alter cheer rolled through the hall, and
although, the chairman fused the gaYel
vigorously the convention was soon be-
You'd his control.
their seals lnd yelled vigorously. Ono
Iowa man of the Hearst strlcted dele
cation from that CommonWealth stood UP
and waved his hat frnlrtlcally, ana a. WHO
chorus answered. HIM,
THREE cheers for CiroSer Cleveland,
shouted an Alabama delegate. and they
came with genuine power and enthuslasm g.
Bryan and lbs friends suit quietly without
talt.Ny part in the noise. Again and nsaln
< the cheers came In dense voluiale despite
numerous cries of "ordel'' and the siren,
uo,ls pounding of the chafrmam's gayel.
Then Mr. Williams sat back and watch-
fed.-the scene he had created. As the
cheers and cries fell there would be a
lasted eight minutes. gs y
Wild Scenes; Murphy Elected.
Tim Murphy. Of ST. Louis. standing in
the center aisle and encouraging the de-
lmonstration, was first requested to taKe
his seat and then elected from the hall
by John L. Martin, sergefIl 3 at-arms. Muir
ply was rushed toward tho platform by
Martin. Though q railing and down q
narrow stairway leading under tho stage.
Another encounter between Murphy ard
Martin took place In the pass geway un.
der the stage. Murphy then permitted
himself to be taken from the hall by two
officers. Sl31 SB
For several minutes after the Murphy
incident tho demonstrating e co ot,tiiiu 3D.
Finally. In desperation, Mi, Williams
threatened to discontinue Ms speech. fl
You have placed me. hereSSAl am your
servant. Ii you don't Want me to con-
This announcement was effective and
Mr.. Williams secured control, the demon-3
stlation that his mention OF Glevclandi
HAD d caused Il dy ha e eSrS ews ~
SchleY and Miles were Democrats, THAT g
Republican administration had snubbed
the FIRST, tried TO Disgrace. the second and
broke out into shouts and applause. Il.
Voice Failing. 58 u
BY this time Mr. WFilliams's voice was
falling. L g re, weaker e , Il 4, he was
near the platform. u,
& Mr.. Willians's flow Of olHtnrY was uls
interrupted for some time, q RESPONSE q 9.
cause Of the tariff. Cries of 7tLn llder.
We're again heard in various part OF the
nail. II WISH i NHd WIG "
louder, but cannot answered MIR. VIII
liams. What did you sayfMs canleaga
voice from the gallery, i !, II i; M =,
Mir. Williams began to address himself
directly TO the persons on tlls M
This brought forth from the ~ lsrlas lend
cries Of time and "londaY Mr., W w
.lams, with all the voice Loft. TUNED 70
tho audience and With eansderaple reef
Ing took up the race question: MEen III iie
referred to the Incident at the Reptn.i,,
can convention, when Y colorea chla ui..,
Il white chld were both on the plhtIotm'
waving flags during one OF Y ne ne. demon.
STATIONS, there wore cries or MS ~
White mans country. ia ~,
So great did the noise become that ths
sersal MT al. -arms went down into he nall
and ordered the aisleS cleared. Bul tne
police had difficulty in carryinE Out lnsse
Instructions, Mr.. Williams had Ply tn,S
time been speaking an hour ahi MENU
liye minutes, Now 4 few words ~ som,
clt,sion." said Mr., Williams 'il,ld ~ yo ~,
are as pleased 10 hear that eeneltinsloil III
! am to conclude this Will he tne n,pSt
delighted audience that aHef eN'ss'eu geA
Cries for Bryan
M. Williams spoke hat y few woras
lore ana 90 cludsd his address EieatS
exhausted. The perspiiatlon Waa stfsR MN
Ing from his face. Ills collar wills a su ~,
White roll OF linen. his voice was Motu
to frazze and could not 10 heafas fSM ehsaa
feet from where he stood. mo lihisile.
after speaSins for ALI hour ana l9 III
minutes The bands struck up 4. meo|ey
OF patriotic airs the stirring ssspln nse w.