Sentative Bellin, of Alabama. Women delegates were among the parade? Senators and Representatives helped carry the banners. Senator Hughes personally bore the New Jersey flag, Sergeant-at-Arms Martin stirred up the enthusiasm by waving the Texas Stone Star flag, handed over the heads of the crowd from the chairman's rostrum. Other State flags were sent to the platform.
The crowd joined in singing melodies, including "How Dry I Am," "Old Black Eye," "CARTER."
HARRY L. BRADLEY, THE PRINCESS.
Chicago Gave us A FEW MORE.
MISS VAN BURNSIDE, THE PRINCESS.
Ice. "The Red, White and Blue" and "Her"
After the demonstration had been underway thirty minutes New York and some other delegates resumed their seats.
The speeches were excellent in
LADING CHEERS FOR HONOR
Waving a cane over the rail at the chairman's desk, Senator Hughes read the clarion by leading three cheers for the President.
The band exhausted the list of popular national airs, then turned to "The Literary," and the crowd joined in the chorus. Then the musicians went back to American airs. Some of the delegates stopped long enough to drain cop bottles, and then went back to it again. 