Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-20
WOhhNS1jRY HATS
HADt[Y STAMPEDE
SCREAMS FOR "rEppY' IN GAL.
LERv AND STOPS UNEXPECTED
DEMONSTRATION.
Mrs. William a. o.~is. Of Chicago
Gets Into LimsIisht in Remarkable
Incident in Convention = chaes
R.;ansd and Halted Proceedings Fer
Forty Minutes.

Chicago. June 2O.-A beautiful WON
an, standing in one OF the upper gal
leries Of the Coliseum and hystericaliS
screaming TEDDY! Teddy" YESTERDAY
threw the republican national conven-
ton into riot that rose to paroxyms
of frenzy and stopped at It's crest q
tidal waNe stanipede that vas rolling
toward Governor HAdley. the RooseveAt
floor leader. ~
She was Mrs. William, Davis. 1896
Drexel boulevard.
The convention. had broken up IN
general Hadley demonstration. IT
looked for time as if the Missouri
governor was about TO, be made the
COMPROMISE candidate for president OF
the United States.
The demonstration had run all OF,
twenty minutes. No one tried to stop
the bedlam, for that was physically inn
possible.
I'VE want Hadley!" was the cry that
rose from thousands of threats. The
galleries had taken 1t up. The process
sions had started, The Roosevelt del
egations were breaking away and
breaking up. !.
Roosevelt Lines Break. r.
:
and thru megaphones yelled:
I'VE want Hadley! @
The word flashed over the tumult
in an instant-FIadiey, is the compro-
mise candidate. S.y
Then arose the woman, beautiful and
vivacious and daring: up near the Dig
steel orders just under the rooE
Teddy. she. SCREAMED
nj ana
perfect pause far down below. Twelve
thousand faces turned toward tho ives.
and UP toward the dizzy height.
California saw her: oklahoma got q
fleeing glance New Jersey spied the
figure in white-also the Autograph of
Bwano Tumbo.
Then all was chaos.
In one hand she waved picture OF
Roosevelt. In the other she waved her
handkerchief Now and then she threw
kisses to the pandemonium on the mali.
floor 1t was more than pandemoniursa
it was madness-stark madness!
Woman Shakes CONVENTION.
For the moment the Roosevelt wor-
shippers seemed to be bereft OF all sense
Of reason. They rushed to the high
gallery, brought her down into the
midst Of the seething mass OF humans
iostled her thru the human maelstrom
and finally picked her Iup and literally
tossed her into the press gallery
| Again she faced the riot. tossed back
her head, screamed Teddy" ,smiles
and threw kiss to the long hairs.
from the alfalfa states who were strug:
Cling to beat down the double row o.
police that stood like q stone wall II
the main aisle against the surefng
wild eyed and frenzied mob.
Altogether the stampede and riot last
ed forty minutes and marked one OF IN.
widest demonstrations ever witnessed
in a republican national convention. -,
It was like the Bryan stampede z
Denver four years, since-only Their
was a beautiful woman' h this one.
Mr.. Bryan did not behold the ecene
pulled of in his honor four yeafs aec
He did not witness that memotaol
demonstrat ion which the magic 81 ~
name precipitated.
4 He got 4 notion yesterday. however
Of what It was. for he sat at his ass
in the press gallery. pencil IN hend
doing his little stunt just like al IN
other reporters. He enjoyed 1t.
Demonstration GENES Like oyyoek!
:! The Hadley demonstration wass No
J prearranged or staged to the psyche
logical moment" Il was spontaNsotl
and came when least 5expected m
with haruIy . pr0vOcessOssssF.,s7ss =;