Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-07


characterized by such frenzy. nor was
the Szeschcnyl.vanderbilt ceremony.
At neither OF these weddings were
the police reserves called upon. as at
yesterdays, several hours before the
bride was due at the church.
The worst outbreak of all yesterday
occurred when the bridal party arriv-
ed. As the limousine car bearing
Miss Gould aud her father reached the
corner of Fortyfourth street and Mad.
ison avenue. shout of "The bride"
went up from 500 feminine threats
For a second or so the crowd seemed
awed by fifty patrolmen who were
stationed in front of the church. Then
the motor car stopped In front Of tho
awning. At the same time rain fell
with more than usual violence.
Stormed Police and Auto.
The next second there was STAN
pede OF several hundred curioslty.mad
women for the automobile. In a frenzy
OF excitement and hysteria they swet
down upon the police, driving them Que
of the way with fists and lowered UNI
brellas Many of the women screamed
Historically and clawed like savages
at the bluecoats who tried to hold
them back. The heavy downpour Of
rain added to the confusion. Sergt.
Dan Fogerty was In the front OF the
line of police and received the brunt
of the charge One Of the women with
whom he had trouble all afternoon
struck him In the face with her um.
brella. which she had closed, knocking
of his cap.
As he bent down to pick II up an.
against him. throwing him to the pave.
ment. Having thus made breach in
the police line the women. with shout
of triumph. swarmed over the fallen
Fogerty. The other policemen hal
made a last stand few feet from the
Gould automobile. They might as
well have tried to stem the tide as
stop the charge of the maddened won.
en-. While Fogerty was still trying to
get to his feet his force was caught In
the maelstorm and carried along.
With every barrier broken down the
women surged upon the automobile
, Some of them tried to climb on tho
short running board only to be pulled
back by their excited sisters. Others
essayed to gain colgn of vantage by
standing on the wheels; all they gain
ed was fall into pool OF muddy wa.
ter. Some of those In the front ranks
surged around the machine pressing
, their faces close tn The glass In their
eagerness to see the bride. Hats had
been pulled of, dresses torn and um.
brellas smashed In the rush, but their
owners seemed blissfully unconscious
OF themselves or the spectacle they
presented.
The Bride Only Smiled.
| And through II all Miss Gould, en-.
tirely at her ease. smiled as though
looking upon some highly exciting
scene from a box In theatre. Her
father had stepped from the machine
to alight when the mob broke through
the lines. He turned apprehensiyely
when he heard the cry Of the Anna.
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