New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-19
MR.. LOVNDES AT THE PLAY.

THE GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND SEES THE
HEART OF MARYLAND"
Governor LLOYD Lowndes of Maryland, occupied
a box at the Herald Square Theatre last evening
to see the play THE Heart of Maryland 1t was
Maryland night at the theatre and the chef execu-
tive Of the State Of Terrapn came over 70 grace
the occasion lie reached the city at o CLOCK last
evening accompanied by his wife ana party OF
friends The boxes in which the Governor ana MS
marty sat were decorated with flags and bunting.
As yet Governor Iowndes has not appointed MS
staff. and 50 there lack Of military glitter
about the party. The Governor said wheh seen at
the theatre
My visit must necessarily be brief reached
here at o'clock and had my dinner and then came
directly 10 the theatre At midnight We shall go
back | wanted to sec the play. To-morro" Is the
last day allowed under the law for getting in my
appointments and must be back In Annapolis
shall name my staff, with the exception OF my
Adjutant General and Chief OF STAFF. whom named
yesterday. and all other appointees that come
10 ne The Governor Of Maryland has more APP
poiniments TO make than any other Governor IN
tho country Every appontve office almost In the
State is in the hands OF the Governor. snail nave
about four thousand appointments to make
Mr. Lowndes Is a Of medium SIZE. his halr
has th!nned on the temples. and what is lett IS
whltcned lie speaks quickly and to the point he
IS wealthy and Of good family There Is te OF .ns
prsciica. politician aboal ma. II. 0isroanare
ment and did II. -, ...,o,L
When he was asked last night about the outiQq2H
in MARYLAND fo- holding the State within Repuu"-
can lines he replied &c., ,ot,.
we wr.s'ed the state from the machine larsey
on state issues We have i firm grasp upon II,
however an6 think that We can turn iis VOC mo
tho Republican column next tlll. see that Sent
for ,ormpu SAWS he Will devote himself y the tasN
- retaining his state. lie has task. am sure
and I an AFRAID tina: ha cannot deliver the goods
Whom 10 YOU think the Mary lana uees'''"
vi. ylie tyr IN the =. LOUIS Convention: ,,, ,
al Z the canlliate- named have been taxed ~
IN Maryland. and each mas friends believe , ,nNL
IN. pr.por ierauce u opinion. however Is "a idNo,
II Governor Morton From personal 2n."s sa,iom ,i
should ih.rk that the Maryland delegation "ouu
rl0rse his candidacy All back him IN me col''en-
don W. have only sixteen votes. and the Gass -
/ vr1niemaiical as yet but ! believe that Morton
stands the best chance . ,,..
The Governor SAID that the election OF HeSrSe I'll, I.
Wellington 70 tn senate while N.olat.ng the iu's
-h,r, The Eastern and Western shores hal pto'ft
s,tl@fart,ry lie sad hat slowly the Effects ol
n. n,cra,it reign were being wiped out ana tA1t ne
| ho,e4 WITHIN 4 year 10 make Maryland sood IKE
Tb~ nsttv Included. besides the Governor and Mrs
/ r'v.n1.s Nr and Ms. r. St George l|9ush Mt
! t.i0ise Nswan Miss Dual. Miss Io"nies, Lloyi
i,vrl.s " Ja-par g.. Lowud~s. MAlJr Lt"@'r
6Yen " : kelsy. Dennis :. ; Terry, j.
B, f.l,-,. rr J Harvey Dow. C'oH"! n q. D.ch-
49, pr : ,erAcn. " Benton Cr~2. Bruce fI1e
,.t b, roroyar There were present IN the 'ut!
CO.. Mo members % the Confederate veterans As
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