The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-19
The Generals Spend Sunday
With Their Comrade.
PLACES THEY WILL VISIT.
Delegations tn the Mckinley Home
Already Scheduled for This Week
Illinois Day VIII Probably he
the Feature. hut Saturday In Sure
TO See the Largest Assemblawe-
announcements of Coming Dele-
cations Made Up to the Last Day
OF This Month.

weeks work and is apparently as strong
and robust as when the campaign opened.
He was up early this morning and went
II church with a number OF guests. He
entertained the company the greater part
OF the day. ard the evening found him in
good spirits. equal 10 another weeks hard
work.
The campaigning party OF generals and
veterans were here today and for the
greater part OF the day We're Mckinley's
guests Their special train arrived early
this morning and the party was al the
Mckinley homo in time 10 go to the morn
ing service AZ the majors church. sne
First Methodist. In the party were Gen.
and Mrs. Alger, OF Detroit; Gen. Daniel
f. Sickies. OF New York. Hon. O. o. How
ard, Of Burlington. VT. Gen. Thomas J.
Stewart. OF Norristown, Pa. Col. I. y.
Walker. of Indianapolis: Gen. Marien. Of
Lowell: Maj. j. W. Burst. OF sycamore.
Ind; Corporal Tanner. OF Washington
city: G.. H. Hopkins and Joseph GrouSei.
OF Detroit, Scott Hayes, OF Fremont. g..
and Gen. Wickoff. Of Cincinnati and
Ohio Railroad Commissioner Kirby ana
W H. Gaitree. OF Columbus, who have
joined the party for the trip through
Ohio.
The party accompanied Mai. Mckinley
TO church and at 30 o'clock joined Mrs.
Mckinley, Mrs. Barber. Mrs. Mcitniey's .
sister, and Airs. Capt. Heistand AT dinner
and spent the afternoon at the Mckinney
home This evening Col. Myron Herrich
and wife of Cleveland and MIR. and MIS- IL.
H. kohlsaat OF Chicago came down from
Cleveland Mr. ana Mrs. Kohlsaat return
ing TO Chicago on the night train and
Mrs Herrick is 10 remain the guest or MIA
Mckinley for several days.
Tho veterans hold a meeting here ae
7:s0 O'Clock In the morning. and at $50
start on their Eastern and Northern trip
sbr ri Naw n
East Liverpool and ether points previ-
ously mentioned and ending at Cleveland
Monday evening. Starting from Toledo
Tuesday morning. the party goes into
Michigan. where the itinerary is as f0l-
lows: Leaving Toledo on the Lake shore
a Michigan Southern and passing through
Adrian. Hudson. i!ilsdale and JonesviIiss
win reach Jackson on the Michigan Cen-
tral at 10:3o a. m, thence on the Michigan
Airline through Homer, Union City. Cos
lon. Centerviile, and reaching Three Rtv-
ers. on the Lake Shore & Michigan South
ern. at IL Is. thence over that line thtouEh
Schoolcraft, Kalamazoo. Plainweil. otse-
so to Grand Rapids AZ $50 y. m. where
the night VIII be spent
Wednesday they leave Grand Rapids on
the Michigan Central at 7:s0 a. m, and
passing through Middieviile. Hastngss
Nashville. Charlotte Jackson and MaSons
viii reach Lansing at c:ia p. m., leaving
Detroit AT p. m. they viii pass through
Grand Lodge, Portland, Iona. st. Johns,
owosso, and 20 on the Michigan Genital
to Saginaw. reaching there al 7is and re-
manning over night.
Thursday they leave Saginaw on tho
Michigan Central at 7:30 "A. m. and pass
through bay City. Nassar. 10 Ieplcr at
1915 and over the Grand Trunk to Flint
az II "a; over the Flint & Pere Marquetto
line TO Holly. and leaving that point at l
D. IN. for Pontiac. Rome, Port Huron.
Mount Clemens. and reaching Detroit at
Z y. m.
The malls and telegraph still bring news
of delegations TO visit Mckinley to be re-
viewed and the prospects are for a week
very much the same as the one which
closed last night. Saturday Is again tho
favorife day. but there is something for
every day of the week. Announcements
are now made as late az October 81. and
there are but two days between now and
then which have not one or more dcie-
cations announced.
Illinois day will furnish. from present
prospects, one OF the most notable demon
strations Of the campaign. Definite an-
nouncement has already been made oe
eighteen special trains coming from all
parts Of the state. and the committee In
charge says twice that number arc par
TALLY arranged for Col. w. r. Rend, q
lifelong Democrat. .s to he chief marshal
Of the parade and Gen Fitzsimmons his
chief Of stan A ear load of matched black
horses viii be brought by the viatorg for
the use OF the marshal and his Htan. w.
T. Calhoun Is 10 speak for the party at the
demonstration 10 be made in the after
noon.
The weeks announcements no far a.
definitely made as follows:
Monday, October 10 Business men oe
Scw.ckiy. Pa.
TUESDAY, October 70 f.as, End marching
a. ~ "a
sixth district Of Maryland and the Second
| district OF West Virginia.
Wednesday. Oct, q Illinois day. Dele
| cations from all over the state of Iliinofs:
| Garfield Club ~ Warren. o., Mckinley
| East End Refi:nsni ~ Cleveland: R~publi-
can Clubs of Nci<inicys native township
~ Trstn, Dst'l county. eensng from the pre-
cincta OF I0wellviie ard s'ronthers:
| Young Mems Marching Club of Massiion
| I'm the evening,
| Thursday. Oct Republicans OF Barts-
| vile. o. and Marietta. @.
| Friday, Oct &c Americas Club Of Cieve-
| Land Republicans os Armstrong. Pa. He-
| ptgeilcans Of Tornelisvile. ~. Y.
| saturday, oct 2f-itnipioyTg Of the Eric
| railroad at Huntington. Ind. railroad en-
| nlovs. % Missouri and Southern Illinois:
| rexisnts OF Piedmont. W. Va. Railway
Mems Sound Money Clubs ot fhe rntc1
| sratss. under the auspIees nf the Hallway
Age. colorcd citizens Of Allegheny county.
! penreyiva ria: British Isles American Me-
| Kgnley club % Cleveland: Espnbiicans OF
! Henry county Ohio. employees or HaT-
woods lumber exchange.
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