The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-01

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chicago. Nov. William J. e:
q Rrvau arrived in Chicago thirty Z.
. minutes after midnight.
his train was exactly five hours 9.
4. late and all the preparations made s.
!. for spectacular windup IN chi
d. caro of the Democratic candi- 2.
d. dates campaign had to be aban- !:
1. doDed. On arriving Mr.. Bryan E.
d. dro,-e directly 10 the Auditorium {.
d. Annex and retired for the night q
pesnite the lateness of his ar 9.
i. -i,-sl a large crowd still fingered o
In the station 10 greet Bryan. @
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chicago. oct. Si.-'This has been one
NJ the greatest days / have ex-
perienced in the campaign" remarked
william J. Bryan as ne stepped from
bis special train late tonight at En-
rlewood. after full day in Indiana.
crowds OF mammoth proportions and
unlimited cheering were the tributes OF
the Hoosier state 10 the Democratic
candidate He frequently left the
rain and was fairly mobbed' by his
enthusiastic admirers. Nor was Mr..
Rrvan alone in the ovations. Mrs.
BRYAN came in for her share and was
deiuged with flowers and even with
lunch baskets. She was either on the
platform shaking hands or holding re-
oaptions in the parlor. of her car. Prac-
tiraUv ending up his campaign today.
Mr. BRYAN entered into the spirit of
The occasion with great earnestnesS
and intensity He made attacks on
Messrs. Rockefeller, Carnegie, Harri-
man. President Roosevelt and Mr..
TAFT
Began at Early Hour.
Even before ne was awake an i'm
rlense throng assembled at Union City,
his first speaking place. and patiently
awaited the time for him TO make his
appearance. Early as it was. he be-
gan hammering away at the financiers
mentioned. the president and Mr.. Taft,
and kept il up throughout the day. He
found new thoughts for argument in
the speech last night at Buffalo of Mr..
Mr. Taft. who is quoted as denying
that Mr. Rockefeller was supporting
Rim in the campaign He felt that if
Nh. Taft objected To the oil king, he
should get out a writ of injunction
against him. as Mr. Taft is acquaint-
"a with the injunction business
Al Anderson Mr.. Bryan's denuncia-
ron Of the Republican party aroused
him 10 say.
Republican Masks Removed.
They have been carrying on a mas
Querade ball but the ball is over now.
the masks have heen removed and be-
hold Mr. Taft has been dancing with
t1y Mr. Rockefeller and did not know
g. Mr.. sherman has been waltzing
With winsome Mr.. Carnegie and Mr..
Roosevelt has led the grand march
With that undesirable citizen. MIR. Har-
uman. What a cruel deception these
trusts magnates have pTacticed on the
confiding Republican leaders" He de-
clared that II was fortunate for the
country that the trust magnates have
shown their hands before the election.
He was glad Mr.. TAFT had them.
Another favorite argument of the
candidate today was in connection
with the empty dinner pail slogan.
The Republicans deceived you eight
years ago about, the dinner pail" he
said. But now there is no full dinner
pail the workingmen of the country
are cooking at the hole in the bottom
and making faces at the Republican
leaders
Twenty-four Speeches.
Twenty-four speeches were delivereu
in Indiana. stops being made at Union
city. Winchester. Richmond. New
castle Muncie Anderson. Alexandria,
Summityille. Marion, Kokomo, Peru.
Rochester, Plymouth, South Bend, La
porte ChestertOn. Gary and Indiana
Harbor At Winchester Mr. Bryan is
sued signed appeal TO the people OF
the United States for their suffrage.
Al Richmond Mr. Bryan was handed a
Nst Of S02 Republicans pledging their
support for him. BY the breaking down
Of the engine OF Mr.. Bryan's special az
Mack. Ind. his arrival In chicago was
DELAYED. He viii remain here until to-
MORROW afternoon. when he VIII pro-
coed 10 Kansas and on Monday speak
III NE northwestern portion OF the
STATE. these engagements being con-
Guided ir time TO permit OF his return
To- Lincoln that night. where he will be
accorded a homecoming demonstration.
Multitude of People.
Immense thronss of people at the
IHIVay station and at four meeting
.-aoeS where Mr.. Bryan had been an
bounced 10 speak were kept In sus-
tense for hours by the failure Of the
,,SIciaate'S train to arrive on time. Mr..
.y@n had been scheduled to arrive at
'. clock az the Englewood station
%. ne lake Shore road. At the time
We We Cook county Democracy. the
sock Yards cavalry and a big
I've were there to receive him,
ME the meeting places in various
- o. the city were filled. Soon a
Lse was received and announced
me Bryan special was three hours
read. 'iiei was
.ne -hryan special will probably not
chicago till midnight"
Local Speakers Used.
Nus ms Threw an the ARRANGEMENTS into
~ eaInly Roger c. Sullivan. Colo
Ds,,, Salnes II. Lewis and leaders from
ef,iatic national Headquarters.
ma a conference. had word sent TO
rrss,;. .o'al speakers appear at the
a. ms places All the time the red
- 1na brass bands were kept busv.
h, le crowd about the station eager
,, lsnl the railway telegraph Office
nh -vaf The latest bulletin Of the
eaoouts Of the train
a'ci..,'s excited person shortly before 9
noo,-N teiePhoned the police an erro-
$50 report that Mr.. BRYAN had ar
ros. snG that an attempt had been
tac-i--.uo niow up his train. Fifty Do
IA ~ 10 patrol wagons were hurried
=, He scene. and after an inSnec,;c,,
So tracks a short distance fror, ~.
u thas some harmless tor