The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-19
MAJORM'kINLEY-
viii Have Another Week q I Great
fOvatlons.
THOUSANDS TO VISIT CANTON,
People OF Every. Walk Of
LItc-Ths Campaigning Party OF Gem
.ralsspend Sunday with the Republican
Leader Their Itinerary for tho Week.
List OF Delegations that will Cali Upon
Him During the Week F.om various
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CANTON. Ohio, Oct ls!--alajor Me-
klney shows no :eign OF fatigue from
his great weeks work and Is appar-s
entity as strong and robust as when
the campaign opened. He was up
early this morning and went to church
with number OF guests. He entertain-
I'd company the greater part Of the.
day aud this evening :tinds,him in the
best Of spirits and equal to another
week OF hard work. which the an.
nouncements assure him. .s.t 4
The campaigning party OF. generals
and veterans were here to-day and the
greater part OF the day were Major
AlcKinlcy's guests. Their special train
arrived early this morning and the
party was at the Mckinley home In,
tine to so to morning service at the
majors church. The First Methodist. In
the party were: General and Mrs. Al-}
ger, Detroit; General DanielEE. Sick
les, OF New York; General O. o. How
ard, of Burlington, Vt; General 3rhom-
as ]. Stewart.fsof Norristown, Pa:
Col. L. N Walker, OF Indianapolis; Gen-
eral Marden, OF Lowell. Mass; Major
John ". Burst, Of Sycamore, Ind:
Corporal james Tanner, jof: Washing
son George H.. Hopkins. of Detroit;
Joseph Greusel. OF Detroit; Scott Hayes.
Of Fremont. Ohio, and General Wyck-
of, OF Cincinnati, Ohio, railroad COM
missioner Klrkby and w. B,sGaitree, OF
Columbus. who have joinet.the party
for the trip through Ohlo.!c--:.
This party accompanied Major Nc.
kinley to church and at $50 o'clock
joined Mrs. NJ. c. Barber, Mrs. Mckin-
leys sister, and Mrs. Captain Heis-
tand at dinner and spent the afternoon
at the Mckinley home. ~
This evening Colonel Myron T.. Her
rick and wife. OF Cleveland. and Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Kohlsaat,Iot Chicago.
came down from Cleveland Mr.. and
Mrs. Kohlsaat to return to Chicago on
the night train. and Mrs. .Herrlck to
remain the guest OF Mrs. Mckinley for
several days. {; III
The veterans hold a meeting here at
7:20 o'clock In the morning and at $3.50
start on their eastern and northern trip.
through Ohio. visiting New3sP Philadel-l
phia, East Liverpool and dtlier points
previously announced and ending at
Cleveland Monday evening" i3S
Starting from Toledo Tuesday morn
ing. the party goes into Michigan.
where the itinerate Is rs follows: Leav-
ing Toledo on the Lake = Shore &
Michigan Southern ardNSs passing
through Adrian, Hudson, Hillsdale and
Jonesvlllc, will reach Jackson on the
Michigan Central at 1920 a. M: thence
onfthe Michigan Air Line through Ho-
mcr, Union City, Colon, Ccntreville
and reaching Three Rivers on the L. S.
: & NJ. S. at 1856, thence over that line.
north. through Schoolcraft. Kalama-
zoo. Plainwell Otseogo, Allegan to
Grand Rapids at $40 p. M, where the
night will be spent. s.tl q
Wedncsday-Lcaye Grand Rapids on
the Michigan Central at 80 a.. m. and
passing through Middleville, Hastings,
Nashville, Charlotte. Eaton Rapids,
Jackson, Leslie and Mason, will reach
Lansing at 2:l5 p. M; leaving Lans-
ing on the Detroit. Lansing and North
ernsat p. M, will pass through Grand
Ledge Portland, Ionia. ST.. Johns,
0wosso and SO on the Michigan Central
to Saginaw, reaching there at 7:45 and
remaining over night.
Thursday-Leave Saginaw on the
Michigan Central at 1:30 q. M, and
pass through Bay City, Vassarc Column
b!avlle to Lapeer at 10:i5, and over the
Grand Trunk line 10 Flint at; 1l:41 ;over-
the Flint & Pore Marquette line to
Holly, and leaving that point nt p.
M. over the Grand Trunk line for
Pontiac, Rochester, Romeo, Lenox,
Port Huron, Mt. Clemens and reach
Ing Detroit at Z o.. M. Z 80 :sitsi4i
The mails and the telegraph still
bring communications concerning del
csatlons to visit Major Mckinley. and
with to-day's mail to be reviewed, the
prospects are for. a week very much the
same as the one which closed last
night Saturday is again the fayorite
day. but there Is something for every
E day OF the week. Announcements are
how made AZ late as OctoberE3l. !. and
there are but two days bet@een now
and then which have not one or more
delegations announced. lii
Illinois day will furnish. from present
prospects, one of the mostltI notable
demonstrations of tho campaign. De-.
mite announcement has already been
made OF eighteen special trains coming
from all parts OF the state and the COM
mittee In charge says that twice that
number are partially arranged for.
Colonel W. p. Rend, life-long Demo-
crat, is to chief marshal OF the parade.
and General FItzsimmons his, chief OF
stan. A carload OF matched black
horses viii be brought by theiyisitors
tor the use OK the marshal and his
HAT. W. ]. Calhoun Is to speakifor the
party at the demonstration to be; made
during the afternoon. y. Il I, ,5lss.4
The weeks announcements 80 far as
uNlinitely made, are as follows:
Monday, October 19--Buylness men Of
scwicklcy, Pa s X,
Tuesday, n October 20--Easti5 + End
Marching Club. OF Cleveland: IRepubli-
cans OF the Sixth district OF Maryland,
and the Second district OF West vir-t
ginla. Il II "
Wednesday. October 2l.-1lliaois day.
cations from all over the }atate OF
Illinois; Garfield Club. of Warren, o.;
Mckinley East End Z Regiment. OF
Cleveland; Republican clubs ttof Me-
h'nley's native township In Trnmbull
.clHcH of Lo%ellville, Poland and
StroutherE; Young Mems Marching
Elue. of alasslllon. in the evening.
thursday October 22--Republicans
o! Barnesvllle. Ohio; Republicafs OF
Marietta, Ohio. (
Friday. October 23--Amcricus Club,of
o,lcYeland;l Republicans of Armstrong,
"a: Republicans OF lIornellsvlllc, N.
Saturday October2 21--1.mployes 6f
me Erie railroad at Huntinetun.Ind. 4
tthitrosd employee OF missouri 6sahd
Southern IIlinois; residents OF Picd-
mont, W. va: railway mems sDund
money clubs, OF the United Ststea, lin-
ger The auspices of the Railway Age;
nJlorcd cItIzong,A of AicEhcny;!tP Pa.; |;
! nFltirh lslcs american Mckinley Club,
nl Cleveland; Republicans 3Ofgi,Hcnry
Ionhl y, Ohio; employees or ;fInrwoOd'a
Lumber Exchange, OF Chicago s{l5;5s e &