New-York tribune., 1906-08-28
BRYAN TICKETS GALORE.
Enough Issued to Fill Garden
Mann Times.

at the Victoria Hotel are doing all they can TO
make the work OF the police strenuous on Ahurs-
day night at Madison Square Garden. The COM
mttee is giving admission tickets TO all who ap-
ply. It is giving them out literally by the thou
sand. Tammany Hall obtained $500 tickets ana
Norman E. Mack. the Buffalo boomer or MT
Bryan. is sending out thousands OF admission tlcK-
cts. It IS estimated that 25.Ooo tickets nave oeeH
given out already and more will be given out to-
day and tomorrow. The boxes are selling at $50
apiece.
It was rumored at the Victoria last night that
william r Hearst had sent request for 1o0
tickets and that he had been refused. The Bryan
say they cannot give out tickets in thousand
lots any longer.
The trouble between Harry W. Walker, head OF
the press bureau and Colonel Alexander Troup'
OF Connecticut the naming Of the one 70
call the meeting to order, was won yesterday by
Mr.. Walker. Colonel Troup and Norman E. Mack
surrendered. It is asserted that they wanted
well known Hearst man to do some spread
eagle" work in opening the meeting. and that
Lewis Nixon and Mr.. Walker scotched the plan.
Mr.. Walker will do the honors.
Following the Nebraska delegation, which arrived
Sunday night at the Victoria Hotel thirty
Democrats from Florida reached town yesterday.
Attorney General NJ J. Cunningham, Of Louisiana.
reported at the Victoria Hotel headquarters yes
terday that he expected delegation Of about
twenty-five from New Orleans on Wednesday The
West Yirginians have begun TO decorate at the
Hotel Breslin, where they will have headquarters.
The Missourians and Illinoisans who will lead the
delegations in point Of numbers, expected TO
arrive tonight and tomorrow morning Governor
Folk and the jefferson Club OF ST. Louis will have
headquarters at the Hotel Gotham. The st. Louis
Democratic Club, $50 strong will be at the SaTanac.
The IrOquos Club OF ST. Joseph. Mo-. will reach
here a special train wednesday morning.
Iowa is sending a delegation of about two hundred
by special train. The Arizonians, about fifteen OF
Nhom are expected. will stay at the Ansona.
yacht the Iin MI M and ID Mrs BTyaa y vii VIII be taken
on 5arda the t Isl d Irene at S 5aq a. YES G
guests with the Bryans on board the Him ,o.. =.
Mr. Bryan suppose he viii want to see few
persons. and whoever he names will be agreeable
fro from Mr. Bryan viii telephone and run ra in at
We S' Iii eS , goidC d 20 t tae h e gt tir t TsacS
The programme for the reception at the Battery
will be met as he steps of the yacht by Acting
Commercial travellers Antitrust League. Lewis
d0 sId & ehaFman % Of the plan ana scope
will extend the freedom OF the city to Mr.. Bryan,
Acting Mayor, Nr. Hoge and Governor Folk viii
also ride. few. other carriages with members Of
no music no parade Of formal kind In o6edi.
ment
After the ride up Broadway to 5oth street. across
at 9th street. Mr Bryan will be received IN the
5a hold he will sand g ta9 LOBBY 3 sS0T ba
he VIII VIII be escorted to % Madison Square Garden By
before o'clock. The doors of the Garden win
be open at & e0ek - agd concert will es4T6 snterIain tain
e called "a to SFfr az az ta Eas STna pnIsd 0
Antitrust League. He will Introduce Governor
Folk in behalf q the league: As Chairman Of the
about fifteen minutes and. in turn, introduce Mayor
Tom Johnson OF Cleveland as permanent chairman
Of the meeting, Augustus Thomas will then speak
in behalf of the commercia! IrayellerS' League;
follow.
The Nebraska delegation will call upon Acting
Mayor MCGOWAN this morning at 10 o'clock. Later.
az az noon noe s9Hen % omittee @ ee no here
viii be entertained at luncheon at the Hoffman
House by Norman E. Mack, Of Buffalo. EX-Gov-
entertained at the Hotel casteton. staten Island
Sunday night by Dr. william + Jenkins M j; wv:
of Wyoming, arrived yesterday afternoon and said
Ex-Governor jennings Of Florida, q cousin Of
Mr.. Bryan. and five other prominent men OF
day to Aeng IayoP McoRan during yfs the alter
noon noon s.d They wanted ante t9 pay their respects to him.
NJ The party then went over to see Controller Meta
ana then took them Out to iunoh 80 wa ''-'|'
Acting Mayor MCGOWAN SAID yesterday that it
4h Rn a yor or egd hat in eRen RSR f Of ME- dg
| sympathize with Mr. Bryan's views, It's decora-
| tions would honor visitors to the city. He said
has been received by crowned heads rulers and
over the world and he regarded it as a tribute to
the American spirit of fair play and love OF intel
lectual liberty 10 honor him. He hoped it would be
| done in his honor.
He said that. if any persons regarded themselves
as too hostile TO Mr.. Bryan's views. they could
honor their visitors. He believed all the Visitors
to our city would regard any display Of flags on
bunting as tribute TO their section Of the coJntry
New Haven. Aug. 27.-Mr Bryan has de-
cned the proffcr Of President Mellen's private cas-
on his trip from New York TO this city In his let
ter he says: Il do not think It would be wise n
accept faVors the railroad. Lei me nav nv
| fare, and ride as 1 usually do '