Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-06
BRYAN TRA|N@0NE.
 OF ELEGANCE Distinguished Party and Newspaper Men Will
 Travel in Style. RECEPTIONS PLANNED Most of the Speeches Will Be Made From Rear of the Train. How.
 eyer-Big Crowds.
RECEPTIONS PLANNED

Little Rock, Ark, Sept. '5.LIt.tis
 probable the Bryan special tbroust Arkansas will be one of tha n,ost elegant trains ever travelling ovafr tbe state. It will consist of a standard Pullman sleeping car, a buffet car and a combination observation and sleeping car with state rooms for the distinguished guests of the party The change of the dates again, by which half day is lost, is causing those engineering the deal to make an ef- 1ort to have Col. Bryan remain over for Saturday, Sept. 10 and devote that to making a tour over that nor. ton of the state which was origin ally in the schedule.
 1.-The train arrived today and b.s been stocked with food to run the party during the trip. The train will leave Little Rock at 6:3O Tuesday morning and run through to. Fort smith without stop, >sEhere Col. Bry- an vii lbe picked up at 12:30. He will arrive at that time from St. Jos- eph, Mo-, where he speaks tonight. All along the route elaborate pre-
 parations have been made for the en- tertainment of the tourists and the preparations have been such that the edict of Gov. Donaghey that all speeches be made from the rear plat form of the train had to be overuled. Clarksville is the first stop after leaving Fort Smith. A big celebra- tion is being held there tomorrow, consisting of an all day speaking and Confederate reunion. The chap ter of Sons of Confederate Veterans will be revived that day also. Col. Bryan will be the last speaker of the day and will be met at the depot by band and escorted to the. court house square where the Speaking will take place. The Ozark speech that night will be delivered from the pavilion in the court yard. Ths first stop Wednesday is at Rogers where the speechmaking will take place in the city park, which is near the sta tion. The Springdale speech will be delivered from the rear of tha train, but at Fayetteville where there is an hour stop, the party will be taken to the court house square for speak ing. The court house lawn,ht Van Buren will be the stopping place in that town, but Alma, Mulberry, Altus, Coal Hill and Russellville speeches will be made from the rear of the train. The making of speeches tat Coal Hill and Russellville depends upon running schedule of the train, and as no stops have been really arranged for, they will not be made unless the train is running few minutes ahead of the schedule. The Wednesday night speech at Morrilton will be made on the plaza adjoining the railroad. At Batesville, Thurs day morning the. speakers will ;, be taken to the campus of the Arkapsas College to unbottle their oratory. The next stop is Newport, where the court house yard will be elaborately adec- orated to receive the guests. Jones' boro also plans to have it's celebra- tion in the court house yard. The night stop at Brinkley will permit the speaking to take place anywhere desired by the citizens. The first stop Friday is at Camden, where speak ing will take place at he,.atcaurt house. Elaborate preparations have been made for gettnig big crowd in Camden that day. Hope will be the next stop, after which the trip to Little Rock will be made in hurry, with speeches from the rear of the train except at Philadelphia and Bens ton, where automobiles will be wait ing to whisk the party to the places arranged for the speaking. There will be about 30 in the party, with the exception of railroad men who will make the trip to look after the safe- ty of the party. .z5s.
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