The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-24
BRYAN co.'s 70 CHICAGO
STARTS OFF HURRIEDLY FOR A
CONFERENCE WITH CHAIR
MAN JONES
LITTLE TIME FOR REST NOW
Will Resume His Speaking I'm Ne
braslSa City with Further
Exposition of
Trusts.

LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 23.-William 7.
Bryan left here for Chicago tonight The
trip was suddenly decided upon and will
be hurriedly made The train OH which
the presidential candidate travels is due
at $3.50 tomorrow morning, and it is Mr.
Bryan's intention to leave Chicago tomor-
row evening on his return trip, reaching
Lincoln early Tuesday morning.
In reply to question as to the reason
for the hurried visit, Mr.. Bryan said 1t
was to confer. with Chairman Jones and
other members of the national commit
tee concerning the campaign, and espe-
cially with reference ID his future move
ments. 1t is also quite probable that
some changes in Mr.. Bryans itinerary
Will result from the conference The
next campaigning tour will begin on
Wednesday of this week, and when 1t is
once begun Mr.. Bryan's time will be SO
completely allotted that there will be lit
tie or no opportunity for the exchange
of views between Mr. Bryan and the
members of the COMMITTEES. He has
therefore decided to give out the hours
of time he had expected to take fer rest
to this trip and the interviews it will
permit with the committee.
While the result of the excursion may
be to change somewhat Mr. Bryan's itin-
erary after the meeting Of the Demo
cratic clubs in Indianapolis on Oct 6,
there will be no variation from the pro-
gramme before that time. The first
speech of the long series will be made
at Nebraska City Wednesday night, and
the next day will be given up to speech
es In the eastern part of this state. The
only formal announcements are for Pa
p1llon in the morning and Blair in the
afternoon.
Mr.. Bryan will probably proceed to
Sioux City, To-, Thursday night, but if
not he will reach that point early Friday
morning. AT Sioux City he will get the
special car which the committee has Sc
cured for him for the remainder of the
campaign. The first day in this car will
be given up to South Dakota, and the
second, Saturday next, to North Dakota.
AS many points as possible will be Wis
tied in the time allotted to the two states
He will enter Minnesota Saturday night
and will reach Duluth in time to spend
Sunday there. In any event a speech will
be made in that city early Monday morn
ing, and later in the day speeches will
be made at St Paul and Minneapolis.
The remaining time between Monday and
Thursday will be given to Minnesota,
Wisconsin and Indiana.
On Thursday Mr.. Bryan will be present
at the national meeting of the club rep
resentatives in Indianapolis, and ii is
probable that very soon after that date
he will turn his face eastward, visiting
West Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, New
Jersey and New York, and possibly other
states.
There is considerable interest in the
speech which Mr.. Bryan is to make in
Nebraska City on Wednesday. The
speech will be devoted to a further ex-
position of his views upon the trusts,
and it will have also local significance.
There is no concealment of the fact
that the speech is to be made In that
city because that is the home Of q branch
of the starch combination. This institu-
ton has been attacked in a suit brought
by the attorney general of the state.
This renders the situation somewhat
acute, and some of Mr.. Bryan's friends
have advised him not to participate in
any way in the matter. He has decided,
however, that the better plan is to ex-
plain his position to the people who are
most affected by the proceeding. The
place is also the home of j. Sterling Mor
ton.