The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-10-22
M'K|NLtY'S SUNDAY GUESTS
THE CAMPAIGNING PARTY OF
UNION VETERANS SPENT
SUNDAY IN CANTON.
TODAY BEGINS ANOTHER BIG WEEK.
a Notable Feature of the Campaign
Will Be Illinois Day-Bryan At
tended Church in Detroit-Ad-
dressed Newsboys' Association.

Canton. O.. Oct. 1S.-Maj. Mckinley
shows no signs of fatigue from his great
weeks work and is apparently as strong
and robust as when the campaign
opened. He was up early this morning
and went to church with a number of
guests. He entertained company the
greater part of the day and this evening
finds him in the best of spirits and equal
to another week of hard work, which the
announcements assure him.
| The campaigning party of generals and
veterans were here today and the great
er part of the day were Maj. McKinley's
guests Their special train arrived early
this morning and the party was at the
Mckinley home in time to 90 TO morn
ing service at the majors church. the
First Methodist. In the party were
Gen. and Mrs. Alger of Detroit. Daniel
+. Sickles of New York, Gen. O. O. How
ard of Burlington. VT, Gen. Thomas j.
Stewart of Norristown, Pa, Col |. y.
Walker of indianapolis. Maj. John w.
Hurst of Sycamore, Ind, Corporal James
Tanner of Washington, George II. Hop
kins of Detroit. Joseph Gruese of De-
troit, Scott Hayes of Fremont. O.. Gen
WickOff of Cincinnati and Railroad Com
missioner Kirby and w. b. Laitree of
Columbus, who have joined the party for
the trip through Ohio. This party ac-
companed Maj. Mckinley to church and
fyt,, -
Mckmley's sister, and Mrs. Can't. Ber-
nard at dinner and spent the afternoon
at the Mckinley home. This afternoon
Mrs. Herrck and Mr.. and Mrs II. Ii.
hOhlsaat of Chicago came down from
Cleveland, Mr.. and Mrs. Kohlsaat to
return TO Chicago on the night train
and Mrs. jIerrick to remain the guest
of Mrs Mckinley for several days.
Starting from Toledo Tuesday morning
the veterans go into Michigan, where the
itinerary is as follows; Leaving Toledo
on the Lake Shore and Michigan South
ern and passing through Adrian. Hudson,
son on the Michigan Central at 1925,
thence the Michigan Air Line through
Homer, Union City, Colon, Centeryille
and reaching Three Rivers on the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern at 1855,
thence over that line through Schoolcraft,
Kalamazoo, Otzwell, reaching Grand
Rapids at $40, where they spend the
night.
Wednesday-Leave Grand Rapids on
the Michigan Central at 1870, and pass
ing through Nashville, Charlotte, Eaton
Rapids, Jackson, Leslie and Mason,
reaching Lansing at 2:15 p. H., leave
Lansing on the Detroit. Lansing and
Northern at 3 p. m, will pass through
Grand Ledge Portland, Iona, st. Johns,
OwOsso and go on the Michigan Central
to Saginaw. reaching there at I;45 and
remaining over night.
Thursday-Leave Saginaw at I:3O II.
m. and pass through Bay City, Nassar.
Columbiaville to Lapeer at 1O:41 and
over the Grand Trunk Line to Flint at
I'LL: over the Flint and PermarQuette
| p. H. over the Grand Trunk Line for
Pontiac, Rochester. Romeo, LennoX, Port
Huron, Mt, Clemens and reaching De
troit at I p. M.
The mails and telegraph still bring
communications concerning delegations to
visit Maj Mckinley and with todays
mail to be reviewed the prospects are
for week very much the same as the
one which closed last night. Saturday
is again the favorite day, but there Is
something for every day of the week.
~
tOber 81, and there are but two days
which have not one or more delegations
announced.
Illinois day will furnish, from present
prospects. one of the most notable days
of the campaign. Definite announce
ment has already been made of eighteen
special trains coming from all parts OF
the state and the committee i'll charge
say that twice that number are partially
arranged for Col. W. 7. Rend, life
| long democrat is to be marshal of the
parade. A car load of matched black
horses will he brought for the use of the
marshal and staff. W. +. Calhoun is
to speak for the party at the demonstra-
ton to be made during the afternoon.
The weeks announcements. so far as
definitely made. are as follows;
Monday. October 10-Business men OF
Xwickley, Pa.
Tuesday. October 2O-East End March,
ing club of Cleveland and the represent
atives of the Second district of West Nir'
ginia.
Wednesday, October 21-Illinois day,
delegations from all over the state OF
Illinois: Garfield club of Warren. o..
Mckinley East End Regiment of C!eve
land: Republican clubs of Mckinley
native township in Trumbull county
Ohio. coming from the precincts OF Low
elvillc. Poland and Strouthers; 1ouns
Mems Marching club of Massillon in the
evening.
Thursday. October 22-Repuhicans Of
Barncsvile, o.; republicans of Maret
Ia. o. ~, -.
Friday. October 23-Americus club o
Clcveland republicans of Armstr2%ng
Pa: republicans of Hornellsville. y. l;
Saturday. October 24-Employes OF tn
} Erie at Huntington, Ind; railroad EN- EN-
ployes of Missouri and Southern Illinois
residents of Piedmont. w. Va; railWa'
mems sound money clubs of the Unite,
States. under the auspices of the Kan
way Age: colored citizens of Allegnel
county. Pa. British-American Mchlnle
club of Cleveland republicans of Henr,
county. o.; employees of Harwood's La
Dor Exchange of Chicago.
, BRYAN'S SUNDAY IN DETROIT.
Attended Divine Services and HELD, a he
ception in the Sacred Editice.
l Detroit. Mich, Oct. 1S.-It was one Q
c. he thof .