Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-25

terrupted by Miss Ruth Dahlman, his
honor's daughter, who arrived with the
breathless information that the executives
trunk had found its way into the baggage
car, despite the preponderance Of the more
important freight
II know II was your trunk, papa, be-
cause 1t had your name on It," cried Miss
Ruth.
Thank you, daughter. 1 am very glad
to know it," returned the mayor and the
crowd cheered.
This cheer broke the extreme reserve
manifested to then, and the throng, weary
ing OF viewing the ice and the beer cases
stacked to the ceiling, demanded enter
tainment. 1t made his honor make a
speech, and he did so in a happy vein.
thanking the people for coming out to see
the train of and referring to Bryan as q
great statesman and citizen. He didn't
say they were to bring back the next
president OF the United States" but there
was one person in the Sunshine" who
made up his mind not to overlook the bet.
This was Mayor Brown Of Lincoln. The
crowd was calling for various men, chiefly
Lysle Abbott when the oficial head Of
Lincoln elbowed his corpulent presence to
the rail, and Ioosened his voice apparatus
Bryan was the next president with Mayor
bfOWTt all Uut lnt CIOWo n't
applaud him overmuch.
Edgar Howard Ia Coy.
Edgar Howard of Columbus was dragged
palpitatinsly forward, but was coy. and had
to be urged before he boosted w. II. Green.
the democratic nominee for lieutenant gov
ernor, and introduced that gentleman, who
said he was sorry the train couldn't take
everybody down to see Mr.. Bryan. Grand
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playing number Of placards. which were
| prepared to dazzle New York. These bore
such workings as, WHO said Repudiate?s
I'VE have New National Honor" I'VE
Have Kept the Faith" I'VE Knew They
Would Come to Know Him.
The name of Dahlman was in the air SO
much that HIS honor made another little
speech saying how good II made one feel
to have friends at the train to see one
OF on a long Journey. The band struck up
America" and led by the tireless Ma
honey the crowd sang a verse OF the hymn.
The scheduled time for leaving was fifteen
minutes past due, and Mr.. Mahoney was
still shrieking for speeches from favorite
candidates for one thing or another, when
Passenger Agent Dunlop told everyone to
get on deck Then Matt Miller opened up
the two engines grunted in unison and the
Bryan train was or
some, of Those on Board.
Following is an incomplete list Of those
who went: -..N
pH RsH B. o 5atls Frank F w. bl Sanf H.
Lns0n " r. aresn 9 9reissioa nr a
'hr' G owen; Omaha a B r. 2esfea
Omaha; Frank Moriarty, Omaha; J. A.. c
Kennedy, emshs; Harry HayEard: omaha
Seward; Gus n. Friead' Lincoln; 6: R
Buckner, Lincoln; w. ]. D. Counts, Uni
sEsr Rsse faP s csnaa6 G'y Sm ani
7. L. Ream, Axtei Kan; H. e Richmond
South o 9msshs 9 " RS% hne Smsba a.
j. Doup. Omaha; w. H Harvey, New
man Grovei De. Gotham, Omaha; Ed. MuI'
ghE,, Omaha; Charles FuT sgg::, omSha p I
; w. ortman, Omaha; A. d. Weber. Creigh.
tom. L. D., Smith, Creighton: J. @. Beste
Milliken, Fremont; George Looschen, Ere.
monts j. A. Dohohoc, oNelll; A. F. Mullen
o,Neil; g; C Gensha. University Place
University Place; John Maher, Idncoln; Ed
Friend, Dncoln H. E. Newbranch.. Omaha
OMAHA W. < sennsts omaha
II. Harris. Missouri Valley; Ed. Woods
York; George Cochran lincoln; T. R Por
Judge Kelligar, Auburn G. b. Dugdale
Omaha; Charles Higgins, Omaha; @. II
+. p, Redmond, Omaha; w F. Barkiey
Leyda, Piattsmouthi w. r: BasthArn, Bro
ken Bow; WEIGH. Lincoln; Wilson, Lincoln
sSS maga SepTs
Dowaltor lincoln; @. w. Phillips. Column
bus; DUNCAN, Lincoln; Babcock. Hastings
Frass, Lincoln: William Werneke, Serb
neri A. Broadweli. Omaha; Joseph Hayden
Omaha; Matt Miller. David City; San
Lewis, Omahaf Harley q. Moorehead
Omaha; w, +, Spencer, II. w, BreniIeT
A, N. Prick, Fred Stubbendorf Omaha.