Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-04
BRYAN is COMING
Definitely Decided Nebraskan Will
Speak In Illinois and
Indiana.
TILLMAN AND WEAVER ALSO
Wisconsin Republican Row Affects
Enqaqement of National
Speakers.

Chicago. Oct. At was definitely
announced at democratic headquarters
Yesterday that William Jennings Bryan
will take part in the campaign in In
diana and Illinois. His first assign
ment, which is now being mapped out.
includes 80 speeches in the HOosier
state. and will occupy from Oct. II to-
'2O. Then he will come into Illinois.
Mr.. Bryan will travel on special
train.
1t appears also to be nearly assured
that Mr. Parker will come west and
take in Chicago on the way. about the
middle of the month. Word received
yesterday from New York was 10 the
effect that the candidate cannot spend
more than five or six days in the west
probably from Oct u TO 20 His ten
tative itinerary includes Chicago. Mil
waukee. indianapolis. St. Paul. Cleye-
land. Springfield. H.. and either Lou
isville or Cincinnati.
other Speakers.
Among other speakers the democrats
will bring into Illinois are Gen. James
B. Weaver, who will be at Quincy Oct.
IL; Carthage, Oct. -. and Gilman,
Oct. 10. and Senator Tillman, who
speaks at the stock yards next Thurs
day evening. at Plano Friday. and at
Carthage Oct. 10.
Mayor Harrison probably will be the
guest of Mr. Parker at Esopus Oct. II.
He accepted an invitation yesterday.
New Cause for Trouble.
Milwaukee. Oct. 1.-THE clash which
politicians expected over national
speakers sent into the state by the re-
publican national committee has come.
Each of the republican state central
committees claims 10 be the only com
mittee through which the national or
ganizatiOn can work. The stalwartS
were recognized by the national CON
vention. and the national committee
has evidently decided TO follow that
decision and act through the stalwart
state central committee.
A meeting was arranged for Speaker
Cannon at Marinette Oct. :. J. Adam
Bede and Senator Quarles were 10
have accompanied Congressman Can
non. The meeting will not take place
for the reason that the chairman of
the republican county committee is a
La Toilette republican and refuses TO
deal either with Congressman Minor
through whom the meeting is said to
have been arranged, or with Senator
Quarles.
Hearst Is RenOminated.
New York, Oct. 4-William Ran
dolph Hearst was unanimously renom
mated in the Eleventh district, which
was the banner district in the point of
majority in the last congressional cleo
ton. The convention was held at the
Horatio Seymour club in Eighth ave
nue.. and one of its features was the
nominating speech delivered by John
NJ. Quinn, a former congressman from
Montana and now a resident of the
Eleventh district.
Hearst Urges Activity.
New York. Oct. 4.-William Ran
dolph Hearst, president of the Nation
al Association of Democratic clubs has
issued an address TO that association
urging upon its members special ac-
tivity and untiring energy from now
until the closing of the polls"
Towne Nominated I'm New York.
New York. Oct. 4.-The democrats
of the Fourteenth New York congress
sional district yesterday nominated
Charles a. Towne, former senator
from Minnesota. for congress.