The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-04
MASS MEETING FOR THE BoERs


 | The Programme for To-night's Meeting
 Arrangements are about completed
 for the pro-Boer mass meeting to be
 held in Music hall on Court street this
 evening, and the committee believes the
 meeting will be largely attended and
 enthusiastic.
 1 The principal speaker will be George
 w. Van Siclen of New York; who comes
 from old Dutch stock and whose an-
 cestors fought against the British in
 the Revolutionary war. He is class
 mate of Attorney Talcott H. Russell of
 this city.
 | The committee hopes also to have | Congressman Lentz of Ohio as another
 speaker. A reply from him was expect 1 ed yesterday afternoon.
 1 The temporary chairman will be Will
 liam O'Keefe, and Alexander Troup will be permanent chairman. Other speak
 CTS will be Attorney Charles F. Roll
 mann of this city and Homer s. Cum
 mings of Stamford Samuel Fessenden of Stamford has also been invited to ad-
 dress the meeting.
 The list of the vice presidents of the
 meeting follows:
 Oscar Roettger, Edwin s. Thomas, William J. O'Keefe, A. Maxcy Hitler, Talcott H. Russell, Professor A. N.
 Wheeler, Professor H. A. Beers, Henry c. Bretzfelder Thomas K. Dunn, Fred erick Brethauer, Hon. James F. Bree, Frank w. Foley, Hon. Frederick B. Farnsworth, Colonel Isaac M. Ullman, Patrick Higgins, John Logan, Bernard E. Lynch, John N Rowe, John E. Me- Partland, Philip Hugo, Frederick H. Orr, Dr. Henry A. Spang, John B. Kir- by, Frederick H. Grave, Joseph c. Ken nulty, Hon. c. T. Driscoll, William J. Atwater, Paul L. Baer, John J. Hogan, Casper J. Kipp, Colonel John G. Healy, John c. Miles, Walter J. Connor, James c. Kerrigan, George Cartier, Frederick Dupaul, Alderman Henry Donovan, Captain John Garrty Major Patrick Maher. Jacinto Casariego, Adam Sattig, Thomas Maxwell, John Burns, Adolph Eisele, Joseph R. Manning, Judge Lu- cious P. Deming, Carleton E. Hoadley, George M. Grant, Charles Hoogkirk, James F.. Scott, Joseph F. O'Brien The odore Macdonald, J. H. Biterlich, Cap tain Lawrence O'Brien, Charles Sprey CT, Thomas l. Kinney, Paul Gebhard, G. P. Brandt, Judge l.. N. Blydenburgh, John T. Burke, Adam Lutz, Louis Praff, Frederick Averill, Frank S. An drew, Charles J. Anderson, Councilman J. E. Miller, Frank J. Carin, Moritz Spier, Charles Scholl w. T. Stahl, Her man Bussman, James Rowan, Wiegand Schlein, Gustav Erickson, Sylvester Z Poli, Owon A. Groark, Theodore Sucher, Judge James Walsh, John c. Foley, An ton Staub, Paul Russo, Martin Clark, James Logan, Henry Roth Captain Patrick O'Connor, Edward A. Rourke, John P Farrell, Henry Fresenius, Pat | rick Kent, James D. McGann, Michael Dillon, Captain James Kennedy, Lieu tenant James Laf1in, John F. Desmond, William F. Dwyer, George Stanford, Francis Grady, John J. Lane, George Rottman, J. William Niederpruen, Con- rad Weiss, John V. Rattl $ dorfer, Thom- as H. Sullivan, James F. Dinnan, James H. Webb, Philip Frederick, +. P. Pfeg- har, John Hegel, Hon. James P. Pigott, ! John T. Brennan, Paul Beetz, James B. Martin, William H. H. Hewitt, William | J. Cronin, James P. Landers, James Ryan, Andrew P. Kelly, Patrick Moran, William Higgins, James F. Brennan, James A. Fogarty, William M. Geary, | William Mcdonald and Henry E. Nor ris.