The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-12
M|CHSIAG 10 REST NASH MAKES A KICK
GOVERNOR OF OHIO THINKS HE
DOESN'T GET ENOUGH
BOUQUETS
WANTS CENTER OF THE STAGE
BUT THE CAI4IFORNIANs ARE DIS
POSED TO OVERLOOK THE Ex-
ECUTIVE OF OHIO
M'KINLEY IS AT DEL MONTE

DEL MONTE, Cal. May 11.-Ohio con-
gressmen and Gov. Nash's party arrived
en- route for San Francisco for the launch
ing of the battleship Ohio, have clashed
over question of precedence Cali
fornians have been cordial in their re-
ception of the Ohio party, but naturally
President Mckinley has received the most
attention, and Gov. Nash and his party,
VINO are travelling cfi a separate train,
have been a little in the background.
The special, bearing Gov Nash and
other Ohio people, arrived here before
daybreak and joined the presidential
party. The chagrin that the guberna-
tional party expressed over it's alleged
mistreatment at Los Angeles, became
more intense during the trip of the last
twenty-four hours and broke into open
revolt at conference in the hotel Del
Monte
Special ears bearing the Ohio con-
gressmen were attached to the Ohio spe-
cial at Los Angeles This seemed to add
to the ill-feeling of the governors party,
who complained that they had been an
annexed section to the presidential party
and now were given third place The
congressman seemed equally dissatisfied
with the new arrangement and finally
it was decided that the congressman
should travel hereafter as they had done
before reaching Los Angeles. The cars
of the congressman, accordingly, were
taken out Of the Ohio special here and
they left for San Francisco at noon,
while Gov Nash and party left at 2
p m for San Francisco. AS the two
trains have different routes on return
ing from San Francisco, there will be
no more trouble with the railway sche-
dulles and receptions along the way,
hu 10 SI,
shall not be ignored hereafter, as they
insist that he has been during the past
three days.
MKINLEY AT DEL MONTE.
DEL MONTE, Cal, May 11.-President
Mckinley and his party today enjoyed
a comparatively quiet day. President
and Mrs. Mckinley spent the major part
of the day in their rooms at the hotel
This afternoon Immediately after
luncheon the party was driven to Mon
terey, two miles from the hotel, and
the president made a brief speech. The
entire population of this historic old
town, the capital of the republic Of Cali
fornia, turned out to welcome him, and
there was the usual prolific display OF
flowers. The speaking took place at the
point where the Bear flag, the stand
ard of the republic, was first raised In
California The party then continued
their journey to Pacific Grove, small
neighboring town, where the annual en-
campment Of the department Of Cali
fornia and Nevada, Grand Army Of the
Republic, is to be held, and here the
president met his old comrades. It had
been the intention of the president to
take the famous seventeen-mile drive
along the ocean front afterward, but
Mrs. Mckinley was indisposed, and he
decided to return to the hotel. The mem
bers Of the cabinet, however, ehjoyed the
long drive through the vast park Of
10000 acres. 1t is a natural park fllisG
with ancient moss grown cypress and
live oaks and abounds in deer and game
of all kinds.
On the return trip big rose tree II
| Monterey was pointed out by the guide
as the growth of a little bush which Il
is said that Gen. William T. Sherman
and his Spanish sweetheart had planted
there years ago when he was lieuten
ant serving in the department Of tht
Pacific. This evening after dinner th|
president held an informal reception II
the hotel parlors Tomorrow the party
will rest here quietly.
The president and Mrs. Mckinley prob
ably will attend church in Monterey.