The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-06
TO TAKE ASHORT REST
Major Mckinley and Wife viii Wis.
il at Cleveland.
MESSAGES OF CONGRATULATIONS.

They Continue to Pour is Upon the Presi-
dent-EIect at Canton Their Unpiverssi-
ity q Subject OF Comment - Bryan
Demonstration Occurs In several Cities
on Reports That the N.brasksn Had
Been Eiected--Lste Echoes.
Canton, O., Nov. 6.--Major Mckinley
was about at an early hour Thursday
showing his old-time vigor and ap-
pearing entirely recovered from the in
tense physical and nervous strain OF
the last few days. Although q drizziing
rain was falling. he hoisted his umbrei-
la and with a friend took walk down
street. the first outdoor exercise since
the election. Mrs. Mckinley was suf-
ficiently recovered from her attack OF
grippe to be around the house. Major
McKinley's friends who have mar
yelled at the work he has done and the
endurance he has shown for the past
five months, have been steadfastiy urg-
ing him TO take trip. He has invita-
tions from relatives In Chicago for an
after-election visit and has decided
upon the advice OF Mrs. McKinley's
physicians to take a run up 20 Cleve-
land where he will be the guest OF
Colonel and Mrs. Myron T. Herrick
for several days. What day he Will
leave has not been decided upon. but
1t will probably be the first OF next
week.
viii Be Quiet Visit.
1t is not thought that he will accept
any other invitations at this time. east
or west. and his visit In Cleveland wilt
fA. htnISQlf
During the morning the major went
over the latest returns and his private
dispatches, and found in them nothing
to change the general view OF the sit
uation prevailing Wednesday night.
Many of them were cable messages.
Two members of President Harrison's
cabinet-Secretary Benjamin F. Tracy
ard Secretary John w. Noble-sent
hearty well wishes. the latter by let
ter. Sir Henry Irving cabled from
| London: My most true and respect
| ful congratulations to you, sir. on the
| splendid honor conferred on you.
| Mrs. Calvin Brice telegraphed from
| Newport congratulations from your
! friend. the enemy" From the ranch
country came word from Buffalo Bill.
overland by pony relays and thence by
/ WITT. COnNGyfE sp'o
Harrison. LemueL Quigg and ex-Sena-
tor Dawes were among the many oth-
ers teiegraphing congratulations
Subject Of Comment.
The universaiity of the messages was
a subject OF comment. as every section
of the country and a good part OF the
outer world was represented AT fl:sC
Major Mckinley, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs Joseph II. Smith. took his
one-norse surry for drive 70 MS
mothers home. He wore his heavy
ulster buttoned to the chin. The group
on the walk gave him cheer as ne
passed. to which he bowed acknowl-
| edgement Some of the many Mowers
sent in were carried along for the aged
mother and for some of Mrs Mckin'
Iey's sick friends. Four bicycle riders
who left indianapolis Tuesday night. a'
soon as assurance was given of Nc
Kinley's election, arrived Thursday
morning. They had ridden night anc
day along muddy roads. and their uni
forms were coated with mud. The ma
jor saw them and received congrat
uiatory message from large Indian
apolis establishment.