The evening times., 1900-10-04

BALTIMORE, Oct. 4.-When the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee of Mary
land lands Mr.. William Jennings Bryan in
Delaware, after having kept him for just
one day and half, it viii not be surpris
ing il the candidate has to take a day off
to recuperate. But that is the lookout of
the Delaware committee.
The itinerary mapped out for Mr.. Bryan
yesterday afternoon at Democratic head
quarters is planned to carry him from end
OF the State to the other in record break
| ing time and with brief stops for speeches.
II is calculated to get at least seven
| speeches from Mr.. Bryan at different
| points in the State, and probably more,
| The committee has succeeded in ar
| ranging a schedule which will effectually
prevent time hanging heavily on Mr.. Bry
ans hands. 1t has been definitely decided
that he is to go TO the Eastern Shore, as
| it is said more good can be done there by
| a speech from Mr. Bryan than in any 9TH
er section and that the greatest demand
| for him comes from the people Of the
| counties in the First district.
The details were arranged upon the re-
| turn of Secretary Lloyd Wilkinson from
Delaware yesterday. where he consulted
| Mr. Willard Salisbury, chairman Of the
! Democratic State Central Committee OF
| Delaware, in regard to prolongation OF
! time which Mr. Bryan has assigned for
! Maryland II was originally announced
/ that Mr.. Bryan would spend one day-Oc-
! tober 23-in Maryland and would speak
~ QrFY hut ha int on
/ tion is TO get more than this from him
! Chairman yandiver believes that Mr- Bry
/ an will put himeslf in the hands of the
! State Central Committee upon reaching
| the State and viii accept any arrange
u1ent that is made by it.
! Mr. Wilkinson announced that ne had
/ succeeded In getting the Delaware people
TO consent that Mr.. Bryan spend the morn
ing of October q in Maryland merely
! stipuIating that the Maryland committee
| produce Mr.. Bryan al Georgetown, Del, by
| u o'clock OF that day. This Mr. VIII
/ kinson promised to DO, and it Will be done,
| although it is not likely Mr.. Bryan viii
| have more than few minutes grace
It was decided that a committee TO be
appointed By Chairman Vandiver meet Mr.
, Bryan at the Maryland West Virginia line
and accompany him 10 Frederick, where he
! will speak at noon on October %. Frocn
Frederick be will be taken to Westminster
| for another speech in the afternoon at )
o'clock ard as soon as he has finished
| speaking will be put on a special train and
! brought to Baltimore. It is hardly expected
| he will be able to reach this city much be
| fore o'clock in the evening This will
Just about give him time 10 get TO Music
! Hall to speak TO the thousands who will
/ greet him there It is proposed that he
shall speak once inside the hall and once
] to the overflow meeting outside.
Immediately uDD0 The conclusion OF his
speech the committee viii rush him dl-
rectly to the wharf, where SPECIAL steam
er viii be in readiness to take him 10 the
Eastern Shore. Il is expected that the
steamer VIII reach Easton, Talbot county,
about O'Clock on the morning OF October
q. By this time Mr. Bryan will have had
several hours sleep and will be IN eondi-
tion for another days speaking
AT Easton Mr.. Bryan will spend one
half hour. in which he will make an ad-
dress. A special train will take him
from Eatson to Salisbury, Wicom:co
county, where he viii stay enc hour and
a half. 1t is expected that fully 10000
people Will be in Salisbury to hear him.
Special trains will he run on both the
New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk
Railroad and the Baltimore, Chesapeake
and Atlantic Railroad Salisbury is the
junction of these two roads. and is ac-
! cessibIe to people as far south as Cape
Charles and as far north as Dover.
Crowds are expect. from lower Della
ware and from every Eastern Shore
| county. From Salisbury Mr.. Bryan VII
| be taken to Berlin. where he viii make
ten minutes speech before crossing
| the line into Delaware. II time Will al
| low it Mr. Bryan VIII speak for a few
minutes at Hurlock. She meeting point
Of Dorchester, Caroline, and Talbot
/ counties. and at other points On the
route before he is delivered over to the
| Delaware committee at Georgetown at
| noon
This schedule is considered by Chairman
Vandiver and Sir. Wilkinson as the best
that can be arranged. They would like to
have Mr. Bryan speak in other parts Of tie
State-and appeals have come for him
from all sides-but in the short time in
which he is to be in Maryland no other
route could be selected by which so much
| ground could be covered or as many people
gathered to hear him speak
Governor Smith came to the city yester-
day from his home in Snow Hill and con-
ferred last night at the Maryland Club with
| State Senator John P. Moore, the Demo
cratic Congressional candidate in the First
district; Insurance Commissioner WiIkin-
son, and President Upshur, of the Police
Board. in regard to Mr.. Bryan's visit to
Salisbury and other places on the Eastern
Shore. Mr.. Moore said he believed fully
10 goo people would greet Mr.. Bryan at Sal
isbury.
Governor Roosevelt, who is now speaking
in the West, will precede Mr. Bryan in
Maryland by three days. Governor Roose-
velt will arrive in Baltimore On October 2C
and will speak at night in Music Hall. II
was stated at Republican headquarters
yesterday that no arrangements fer an
1 itinerary for Governor Roosevelt in Mary
land had been made, as it was not yet de-
termined whether he would make more
than one speech
Cape Parliament to Adjourn.
CAPE TOWN Oct 4.-The Cape Parlia-