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Burrcll Heard Bryan.
Washington, la., Press: But "the
magniflcont distance" has this draw
backonly a raro volco, "a miraculous
organ' could fill tho convention hall.
Bryan alono was heard, with distinct
ness, and so with ploasurc. By tho
way, I fell In lovo with that man this
tlmo. Ho was the only man of courage
in tho hallI mean among the leaders.
Ho fought a losing battle from the
ilrst but ho fought it with troraendous
ability and forco and eloquence. Those
of my readers who heard his "lecture"
at our Chautauqua can havo no idea of
his energy and eloquence. Ho was
tamo thero, but hero he was a lion at
bay, and fought like an angel, like a
god. I havo heard many or the great
speakers, but never one that ploased
mo like Bryan In the throe splendid
lights ho made in this convention. 1
was proud of him as an American. He
stood up in tho face of sure defeat un
dor Dave Hill's juggernaut machine,
and with logic, facts, plain words and
flaming thoughts fought like a doomed
gladiator in a Roman arena, it re
quired lmmonso bravery to do It, and
ho held all save that pitiless machine
in tho hollow of his hand. The rest
of 'om, in comparison, were, pismires.
But it was in vain. Tho "machine"
paid no attention, skipped never a cog,
but wont clanking on, like the Inexor
able thing It was.
Some Recent Heart.Freaks
Rullff Smith of Brooklyn was found
to have his heart on trie n&nt side.
An Infant of Mr. and Mrs. M. Zolo-
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shetz, of Brooklyn lived 24 hours with
the heart and other organs of the tho
rax entirely exposed, there being no
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