Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-10-29
ROCKVILLE REPUBLICANS
ADDRESSES TONIGHT BY COLONEL,
PEARRE AND MR.. H. e. DAVIS.
Growth of the Interstate Marching
Club-MeetinRs Past and
to Come.

| Representative George A. Pearre and Mr.
Henry E. Davis will address a mass meet
ing at Rockville, the county seat of Mont
gomery county, tonight, and a large at
tendance from Washington is. assured The
| speeches. Will be made from the steps of
the court house. Music will be rendered. nv
| the National Guard Band
| The Interstate Republican Marching club
mas chartered special electric car on the
Washington and Rockville line which rms
directly to the court house. and will attend
| In body. Other electric cars leave 32d and
NJ street at quarter of and a quarter past
| past every hour, transfers thereto from
| metropolitan cars being given at sd and P
! streets. Returning the cars leave Rockville
| every hour and half hour up to l o'clock
am.
| A meeting of the New Jersey Renut,,,c.n
| ation will be held at Metzerott Hall
tomorrow evening at 7:30 O'clock After the
transaction of business the meeting will be
addressed by Mr.. Simon Wolf of this CITY
An effort is being made to have every New
Jersey republican at this meeting whether
IN government employ not. Front seats
VIII De reserved for ladies.
Growing Steadily Stronger.
The Interstate Marching Club which is
an auxiliary of the Mckinley and Roose-
welt Interstate Campaign Club, is steadily
increasing in membership. Its officers are
d n.
lieutenant colonel; J. w. Buck major and
adjutant; Donald McCathran. captain. and
THOMAS G. Hensey. adjutant. The club
members In their picturesque uniforms will
attend the mass meeting tonight at Rock
vile and tomorrow night will visit Rladens-
burg. Thursday evening the club will mar
ticipate In the meeting at Hyattsville, Fri
oay evening al Chevy Chase Lake and Sat-
urday Will go to Baltimore
The officers are confident that the present
pody Will prove to be the nucleus of an or
ganization 1000 strong that will make a
notable feature in the second inaugural pa
rade IN President McKinley's honor next
4th of March
The members of the Virginia Republican
League held their last business meeting
Saturday night at 1904 10th street with
President Ferdinand d. Lee in the chair
and William H. Nelson as secretary Res
olutions regretting the death of ex-Secre-
tary John Sherman were passed. with ad-
dresses by Jas. II. Hays and F. D. Lee
The league accepted an invitation to attend
the republican mass meeting in Bladens-
burg tomorrow night. All Virginia voters
who have not yet enrolled their names on
the home-going list requested to call
at ion 10th street before Wednesday.
The Hyattsville Republican Club has
made arrangements for a big rally to be
held November l at Masonic Hall
A meeting under the auspices of the Bla-
densburg Republican Club, preceded by a
torchlight procession through the town. will
be held tomorrow night at the George
Washington House.
Saturday Night Meetings.
The Bryan Stevenson and Camalier Club
Of Oxon HILL Md. held largely attended
and enthusiastic meeting Saturday night,
at which speeches were made by Capt
John S. Miller, president of the Columbia
Democratic Club; Mr.. George c. Gorham
editor Of the Democratic Handbook for 1900
and Mr.. William T. Whelan, the latter also
leading the South Washington Glee Club in
singing several of the campaign songs he
has composed. Music was also furnished
by the Washington Light Infantry Rand.
Col l.. L. Blake of Virginia caused much
enthusiasm Saturday night at meeting OF
the District of Columbia Democratic Asso-
ella ton by declaring that Bryan would carry
Ohio by 10000 majority. He also said that
Grand Army men would vote against Nc
kinney because he had kept in Office pen
sion commissioner opposed to the soldiers
interests, and that the people would place
in power an administration that would lis
voice.
Addresses were made by s. ]. Turner and
w. ii. Fowler, jr., at the Saturday night
meeting of the North Carolina Republican
Association Honorary members were elect
ed as follows: Senator Pritchard. r. 2.
Linney. ]. Q. Howard, J. w. Langley Alex
ander Wildman and ]. w. Crooks.
The West Virginia Republican Associa-
ton held its last important meeting Of me
Friday evening last at its head
quarters in Oppenheimer's Hall. Adjourn
ment was taken until Friday next 1t is
that at that time all the members
who do not meanwhile go home to vote will
be present. The meeting Friday night was
addressed by Mr.. F. L. Campbell, assist
ant secretary of the interior; Capt. T. H.
Mckee, journal clerk Of the House Of Rep
resentatives, and Mr.. ChaS. Davies. The
first two speakers dwelt at length the
issues, Capt Mckee going largely into de-
tails, but limiting his address to about
three-quarters of an hour, but making
review of the situation. The
speakers predicted the victory for McKin-
ley and sound money the 9Th of November
would be most complete.