The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-12

Il CANTON. O., Nov. ll.--PrcsIdcnt-
,,c; Mckinley passed tho day quietly
q; his North Market street home. reccIv-
ias and entertaining the usual number
q visitors and giving such time as Is
permitted him to the accumulated and
s.l accumula;ing correspondents. His
esther and his sister Helen went To the
s,ass early this morning to be with
Nrs. Mckinley during the day. One OF
he morning callers was Sam Roberts,
su:e chairman of Kentucky. Mr.. Rob-
,-.s thinks there is now little probabii!-
yot contest on the electoral vote OF
,Aat STATE. !. Is row practically con-
crlei. he says. thar the Republicans
hIye succeeded by good plurality.
Ex-senator John J. Ingalls,. in letter
. Major Mckinley says: II am very
much gra.!flcd 10 know that my prcdic-
ton az Minneapolis has come to pass.
Ny cUlsrl:ulatlonS are late, but they
ar cordial and sincere. They are tenn
yrgi by profound regret and diSGp-
rin;mcrt At the result in Kansas, but
We did The best We could" .-s
~. pEHAVEN, OF SAN FRANCIS
CO, WRITES: THE CONTEST WAS
4 HARD ONE on ACCOUNT OF THE
SILVER QUESTION, AND IT WAS
TOUR PERSONAL POPULARITY.
THE MANNER lNWHICH YOU CON
QUOTED YOUR CAMPAIGN, AND
THE DlGNIFIED AND PATRIOTIC
CHARACTER OF YOUR SPEECHES
WHICH CONTRIBUTED LARGELY
10 THE REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN
0t'R STATE. THE PEOPLE HAVE
CONFIDENCE IN YOU"
Dinner was served late at the Nc
S,!-y horne tonight. Colonel and
": Myr1u . Herrick. whom they have
t.yn Intending 70 visit this week, came
J3za from Cleveland on the evening
trIL;. Mrs. Mckinley appeared 10 have
sFslned much OF the cheerfulneSs that
r:lTked her before her attack OF grip
tire weeks ago.
Scarcely had the Prrsident,elsct en-
tired the library than the mall carriers
G Carton were announced. They Shook
ka5ts with their distinguished fellow
uTusTan. Their few minutes visit had
n sooner ended than committee from
t;ae Knights Templar. Of Canton. headed
.? General Superintendent Kennedy, Of
Ga Cleveland, Canton & Southern rail-
ElY. called. Major Mckinley said he
:l7p9srd Mr.. Kennedy was " resting
elseF since the Canton excursion husi-
r@ss had ended.
Latl this afternoon members OF the
STATE board OF commerce from Cleve-
hai Akron and Columbus, headed
5y cI-Cpngressman George W. Grouse
asa Senator ]. Park Alexander, of Ak
foa. ard Ex-Governor Hodge. OF Cleve-
!lad, called 10 Invite Major Mckinley
10 attend the annual meeting OF the
board al Columbus. December Q. Major
Mckinley could give them no encOur-
acemeEt that he would be able to at
'iad, rs lse has been forced 10 decline
sores o. Ike invitations from all parts
q The country.
Shortly after noon Major Mckinley
tH2k drive In his carriage. At lunch
a. entertained Hon. Robert P. Porter.
O. Cleveland. who was superintendent
Q! the census Of 1890. To reporter this
afternoon Chairman Roberts, OF Ken
tacky, said: We have Kentucky sure
!'F Major Mckinley. The county Official
'9cHis are all in, ard VIII place tis>
rlIa.!ty NJ about eco. We also have q
majority OF TWO on joint baflOt-l In the
g1al'al assembly. which will elect a
ttr1iEht-out Republican United States
senator. There are Il number or promI-
a'ai RcDub!!caGg whose friends are
1FS'HE them to stand. These are Gov
sFtor Bradley. Dr. ". c. Hunter. Con-
EE:esSnlr from the Third district: John
". frFk"s, ST. John Boyle, A. E. VIII
SS'' Judc" ", f. Holt. Judge George
Denny ant State Senator Deboe are al
~ mentioned as senatorial possib!llt-,