The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-19
N5|DfET IN HIS OLD HOME
rsxy MAKES A BRIEF STOP IN
MILES, o.
80 Last speech Of His Trip
:. Yssngstown-He Has Covered
~, 5000 Miles since He Left
vashisston-M"de 100 Speeches.

.vrs q. Oct. is--Ia this town Presi-
NiLH~rtnisy rrgt saw the light OF day
s~s.nde of his boyho0o friends gather
49, fhe railway station this afternoon
q ss<sr him on MS journey back to
G.ssnrton after tour which covered
- Z ~ miles through the West and
Wat~ss.. and during which time the
sS..s srecutIve has delivered speeches to
ss.n.ands upon thousands o! enthusiastic
cGs4ns.
reiks to His Boyhood FFieads.
n. president. when the cheering. here
- s,absided spoke as follows.
4 fear I will no, be able 10 make my
- hard by this great audience. II Is
- a matter OF great pleasure after
- many years absence 10 come back
q IL old town IN which | was born. and
sSed not tell you that many Cherished
.s@ortes crowd my mind as | stand I'm
~ nreseuce The old frame school
sossss and the church have disappeared.
~ in their places splendid structures
Ssve been bUiideti up.
.srsis town has had it's ups and downs.
n y0fce-Not since you Went In, though:
- downs since them
II An glad to know that It is enjoying
=. nnward rise this time and that pros
res4fy In IN your shops and factories and
ksnpiusas and contentrnent In your
Sofnes know, my fellow citizens, that
you viii be certain of the high apprecia-
tIoa feel 10 have the school children 81
6srs waving the flag we love. We never
byed the flag az We love IL today. There
nsyer were 80 many people devoted To
n Wiling to sacrifice life for II as there
arr In the United States today. And
wherever that flag floats. raised by the
soldiers OF the United States, II repre-
senis Just what II represents here. the
highesf privileges. the broades: opportu-
rity and the widest liberty Of the people
beaeath it,
In Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, o.. Oct. 1s.-President
90 o'clock this morning. a reception
COMMITTEES and members of the city coun-
cii headed by Mayor j. II. Farley. well
coined the president.
mile drive out Euclid avenue through
Gordon and Wade parks.
Called ON His Sister.
The president and Mrs Mckinley drop
ped out OF the line and called on Mrs
Duncan. the presidents sister. whose
home Ia on oakdale avenue. When the
pspoess!on turned back TO the city the
rssiden.'s carriage was again at It's head
Al the HolIenden hotel II short reception
was held. President Mckinley. Secretary
Long and Senator Hanna spoke briefly
Several hundred O. A. II. men called 10
pay their respects
Makes n short speech.
ik<
Guiding as follows:
Our soldiers carrying our flag in Luz
son VIII be supported by the people Of
the United States. and hostilisies viii stop
ID that distant island of the sea when
the men who assaulted our nag and our
soldiers sbai lay down their arms Peace
VII come, and l trust and believe come
shortly. and we will be able 10 give To
sAase people In the Philippines a govern
msni OF liberty and lava government
which will encourages their best aspira-
sscns and their nobiest aims-a govern
nens under the undisputed sovereignty of
he United States"
Senator Hanna also spoke briefly
Col Herrick entertained the presidential
mrty ~ luncheon this afternoon. Sana-
scr and Mrs Hanna gave n reception 10
eluh. - " Wv ''''A lea w
A, 2;sp o'clock the presidential special
asnarted over the Erie line. Washington
Nh be reached AZ 80 n. IN. Thursday.
va the Pennsylvania line.
A total ~ 5noa miles wilt have been
sssssed and President Mckinley will
have made almost "a hundred speeches
Last speech Of the Tour.
.fOTNGSToWN. u. Oct. lS-presldent
Mekiniey's special train arrived here az
so'eloek this evening. aud the chief ex-
esutive delivered the last speech OF his
teur The train was backed into side
track. and the president and the cabinet
vent on 10 ii platform near by for five
aoafs stop. Apparently everybody III
Town had crowded into the two streets
lasinS the platform. and IL was with
NeAi difficulty that the presiaeut could
gaAe himself heard. II was estimated
maj 1880 people were crowded into the
mrfow space surrounding the speakers
Eand As the president proceeded they
eeeame Quieter and enthusiastically
asered every word OF his address
secretary Long and Secretary Hitch
Gsk also spoke briefly,
having taken dinner aboard the train,
me president, Mrs. Mckinley and Mrs.
Safter were driven 10 the residence az
ur neeiriCk. IN North Phelps street. to
salend the wedding 81 Miss Anna Viola
t~e'riek To Dr. William Mckinley Dan
ssh son of Andrew X. Duncan and
sephew OF President Nick finley. The par
nss OF the heeirick home We're Iastcful1y
Separated with orchids ana Snilax
rue wedding ceremony was performed
snaftiy after \ o'clock. Rev. II = Fraser
Mhe'atins. An hear later the president
Aaa MS cabinet entered carriages and
we're driven Ia -. teIuSnbla's hall where
fuene reception Was given The pfoSi-
~ greeted hundreds oe his hoyheod
EseStls with a hearty shake and kind
s.sas The reception lasted until 81
.eiecs. At that hour the party returned
,s .hs train. which lcft immediately fer
s@'seaFg over she Pennsylvania road