Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-21

Washington, D. c., September 90
Candidate William J. Bryan spent
Sunday in Washington as the guest Of
C. T. Bride, at MS residence on Capitol
Hill Mr.. Bryan lef, the city by the
Pennsylvania railroad at 10 o'clock to-
night for Baltimore. This course was
necessary in order that he might catch
the 6:10 a. m. train from that city to-
morrow which will enable him 10 reach
Dover, Delaware, in time TO speak at
l o'clock tomorrow afternoon. He was
accompanied by National Committee
man Josaphus Daniels, Of North Caro-
lima. and by General Kennett. the
chairman Of the Delaware State Com
mittee, and John Salisbury, of The re-
ceptiOn committee from Delaware, ap-
pointed 10 escort him into the State.
Mr.. Bryan had
\ REFRESHING NIGHTS REST
after his weeks work, and slept until
late this morning. He looks remark
ably vigorous and healthy. His vO.ce
is again in good trim. After a late
breakfast the candidate, escorted by
Dr. Radcliffe, the officiating minister,
and accompanied by Mr. Mcbride and
Mr.. Daniels, attended the New York
Avenue Presbyterian church. Return
ing after service, Mr.. Bryan spent the
remainder Of the day in rest aud con-
versatiOn with callers.
Among those vino saw Mr.. Bryan
were Senator Butler, slairman CT the
Populist executive committee. and Mr..
EdgerJon, Secretary OF the committee;
James L. Norris. the assistant Treas
uurer of the National Committee:
! Captain Miller and Major Bscoe, of
the local reception committee; Repr-
sents live Benton McMill-n. of Tennes-
see, and Commissioner of Indian Af-
fairs, Browning.
Senator Tillman. of South Carolina,
who is campaigning N Pennsylvania,
came over from Philadelphia
FOR A CONFERENCE
with Mr.. Bryan and those at headquar-
| ters here. but he left before Mr.. Bryan
had returned from an evening ride. A
hundred or more persons came in dur
ing the day and evening to pay their
respects to the cand date, but few OF
them saw him. A curious crowd gath
cred in front OF the residence at oif-
frent times during the day and cheer
ed Justify upon the NebraSkans ap-
pearance. After sundown tonight Mr..
| Bryan. accompanied by Mr.. Morris,
/ Senator Butler. Senator Ejgerton and
his host. Mr.. Bride, went for Z drive
about the city. T. was dark and very
few persons recognized those in the car
riage as they drove about the streets.
/ There were no conferences at the house
during the day othsr than that with
the chairman and secretary af the
| Populist Executive Committee.
THE SITUATION GENERALLY,
the condition of the campaign and the
outlook were discussed The leaders
expressed the opinion that the silver
sentiment was growing every Gay. and
/ that it was not possible to stem its
tide.
Senator Butler said Mr.. Bryan was
very much satisfied and encouraged at
the forecast.
AT the church to-day Mr. Bryan and
those with him sat in the pew formerly
occupied by President Lincoln. When
NJ. Bryan was leaving the church,
which was crowded, some one proposed
three cheers for the candidate and they
were given with VIII.
AT BALTIMORE.
Baltimore. Nd, September 20.-Can-
didats William 7. Bryan arrived IN this
city shortly after midnight and went
TO the CarroNtOn hotel
Mr.. Bryan could not give his full
itin rary tonight. lie speaks at DO
YER. Del. tomorrow at 1:30 p. m, and
in the evening he viii address an au-
diercs at Wilmington.
The residents OF Washington Park,
y. J.. viii listen to the candidate in the
afternoon Of the next day and in the
evening Phi delphia will have him N
The city of br0thcrly love.
On the 23d the New Jersey committee
vii ldictate his movements and Brook
lyn will hear him that ev ming.
The mex. morning Mr.. Bryan leaves
fer Boston. gong through Connecticut
and Speaking at New Haven, staying
in that. city over night, and on the
morning of the 25,h re passes through
S9rngfe,d and Worcester, making
short speeches at each place
That night he makes
TWO SPEECHES IN BOSTON,
one on the Common and The other in
Music Hall. He will be The guest OF
George Fred Williams at Dedham, ana
IN Saturday, morning leaves for Ba5n,
NE N visit the vice Presidential nomi-
nee where ne remains over sunday.
-T,is itinerary is, however, suoJ CT 10
change at the tine. ,-,.,.-
Mr. Brvan could have left Wasnins-
ION ~ $50 a. m. tomorrow, ana arrive
IN Dover one hour and ten mlnu,e5
hsfore The time he was advertised 10
sDesl but National Committeeman
Ptc5ard R. Kenney. of Delaware, VINO
- - ro washington 10 act for the
- 80 reonle. insisted on Nr. Bryan
IeSvi~o on the train leaving Nasaing-
,on fo-morrow. ar. Bryan Is mus
cbI,oed 10 rise at 8 a. m. IN oruer 10
catch the river tram: .....,...,o
Mr. Brvan explained to The committee
that he wss in need OF rest Du1 II was
On Mr. Bryan's arrival at the carrou,
.oD IN his c;-y. n appeared IN good
sn;~,Fs and seemed refreshed by MS
short rest in Washington
\ THREAT.
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