The evening times., 1900-10-19
ALL WANT TO HEAR BRYAN.
Great Rush in Baltimore for Tickets
to the Bryan Meeting


BALTIMORE. Oct 19.-The Democratic
managers are hard at work dealing out
tickets for the Bryan meeting next Tues
day night, and the calls. requests and de-
mands that have been made indica-e that
there viii be on the stage as distinguish
ed and representative a body CT Democrats
as ever assembled in Music Hall.
Chairman Vandiver annor1ced yesterday
that ex-senator German and Governor
man will meet Mr.. Bryan at the Ho<ei
Rennert Tuesday afternoon. They. with
Governor Smith, Chairman VandiVer, and
others, Will dine together and Mr. Bryan
and Mr.. German will be driven in the same
carriage to Music Hall Mr. GormaE is ex-
pected in Baltimore today.
Mr. Euhier, manager of Music Hall, was
at headquarters yesterday afternoon to
confer about the arrangements Of the boxes
and told of an incident which occurred
Wednesday showing the intense desire CT
the people to hear Mr.. Bryan. Mr.. Euhier
said he was at his office in Music Hall
when an old man came in and asked
whether there was any way in which he
could get ticket admitting him to the
hall Mr. Euhler told him he would have
quarters The man was told by Mr.. Porter
that the tickets were only for the stage,
and that it was absolutely impossible to
secure him one but that the balance of the
hall was open to the public. The man went
back TO Music Hal yesterday and tried TO
make an arrangement with Mr.. EuhieI so
that he could spend all Of Monday night
and Tuesday morning inside the hall, in
order that he might be sure to get inside
70 hTir1
rations enough along with him to see him
through the day, and said he did not mind
sleeping on the floor. His request could
not be granted.
Mr. Bryan will enter Maryland from
West Virginia, after making quick tour
of that State, following close upon the
heels Of Governor Roosevelt. who will
leave the State on the day before Mr.. Bry
an enters it.
Mr.. Bryan will leave Wheeling Sunday
morning at II O'Clock and will spend the
night at Huntington On Monday morning
he will deliver one speech at Huntington
and leave by special train for Hinton,
where q big afternoon meeting has been
arranged. After the Hinton meeting the
special car in which Mr.. Bryan is travel
ing will be attached to the regular Chesa-
peake and Ohio train for Washington. A
few stops will be made between Hunting
ton and Hinton for five minute speeches
from the rear of the car.
Chairman NandiveT gave out the follow
ing list of Democratic meetings scheduled
to take place throughout the State during
the next three weeks:
PocomoRo City, October 25-John P.
Moore and Edwin Brown.
Centreville, October 27-John P Poe,
John P. Moore and Edwin Brown
Snow Hill, October Ex-senator Yelling
ton, Col. L. Victor Baughman and Messrs.
Moore and Brown.
Princess Anne. October Ex-senator Wei
Iington and Joshua w. Miles.
Crisfeld, October Ex-senator Yelling
ton and Joshua w. Miles
Denton, November 1-Olin Bryan and
Ferdinand Williams.
Annapolis. October 30-John P. Poe and
others.
Ellicott City, November 3-John P. Poe
ard others.
La Plata, October 25-James Kilgore, B
Harris Camalier, and others.
Leonardtown, October BIB H Cana
lier. James KilgoTe. and others
Elkton, October Ex-senator A. o. Bacon,
Of Georgia; John P. Poe. and Isaac Lobe
Straus.
Westminster, November. Isaac Lobe
Straus and others.
Belair, October 27-J. F. C. Talbot, j. E