The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-05
THE MEMORIAL NEETING.
Programme of Exercises of the Ohio
Republican Association


Elaborate preparations are being mad"
by the officers and members of thr ohi"
Republican Association Of Washington
for tho Mckinley memorial meeting tn De-
held tomorrow afternoon at Chase
Grand Opera House. The programme will
be an impressive one. Colonel Brigham.
president of the association, and r. NJ.
Sullivan. the secretary. have succeeded
in securing "a number % prominent
officials who have announced their inteu-
ton Of being present AT the meeting and
will address the audience
a novel part OF the programme is 10 be
informal fvc-minute speeches 10y such
persons i'm the audience as desire to eN-
press their sentiments regarding the mar
tyred President
The Rev Dr, Frank n Bristol. pastor
of the Metropolitan Church. which Presi-
dent Mckinley attended during his resi-
dCnCe I'm this city. has reached home from
London. and Will DE one OF the speak
ers. Representative GrosNcuor. it is
thought viii also be present. and deliver
an address Upou the life of tho late
President. with whom he was so closely
associated. as viii Senators Spooncr and
Lodge Judge Anderson, Of the District
bar. who was an intimate friend Of Mr..
Mckinley. will also deliver tribute TO
his memory.
The programme. besides including ad-
DIRE sscs by prominent officials and citizens,
viii also comprise many musical selec-
tions. the arrangements for which are
being made by Prof J. d. MCFall
Admission to the theatre Will be by card
only. and the exercises will open prompt
ly at 3 O'Clock. The association has is
sued neatly printed programmes. the
front page Of which bears the seal Of the
Buckeye State, while the second page is
filed with an obituary of the dead Presi-
dent. Enclosed with the programme is
letter sent 10 Mr. Sullivan. the secretary
Of the organization. by Dr. NJ d. Mann.
one OF the physicians present Al the death
of President Mckinley, giving the mar
tyred PRESIDENTS dying words. DIT. Mann
while standing beside q screen in the sick
room.
The following is the official programme:
Introductory remarks by the chairman.
invocation. the Rev Dr- J. J. Muir. Lar
go from NerXCs." Handel. United States
f. Marine Band. Lieut. William H. SanteI -
mann. director address by the chairman
Col. J. H. Brigham. hymn Lead Kindly
I Light" Hiss Elizabeth WahIy Miss Lii
liam CheuoW,th Mrs C.. r. BayIy. Mrs
Margaret Holland. Harrington Barker. d.
c. Ho land. A Mcneil. Prof j. d. NcFaU;
address. the Rev. Frank II. Bristol. d. D.;
/ % How Kindly" Beethoven. Marine
Band; address. Judge Thomas H. Auder-
son; Beyond the Gates of Paradise"
King. F. F. Mcclure. a. =. Taskar. ac-
comuanist: address. Hon Alphonso Hart;
There is a Green fITI Far Away" Gou-
nod. Marine Band. address Hon ,. X
Watson, some Day the Silver Cord VIII
Break. Harrington Barker and Prof J.
j. McFail. address Simon Wolf. Nearer.
Ny God. TO Thee octette. Thy VIII be
Done. hia-ston, Prof j. ID. Nc
FAN. national hymn. My Coun-
Try. It's Of Thee Marine Band.
The Pennsylvania A~gnu, doors will be
open at PTS. az which none but ticket
holders will be admitted The public will
lee admitted az tae Fifteenth Street en-
trance at 30. The demand for tickets
has been so great that the supply was eN-
hauSted by Friday night The ticket
holders are requested 10 enter slowly. so
as To allow the ushers tirle 20 scar the
audience. Provision has been made for
an overflow meeting at the Fifteenth
street entrance. The meeting. while un-
der the auspices of the Ohio Republican
Association. of which President McKin-
ley was an honorary member. is intended
for all Ohio people IN Washington. re-
garGicss Of party affiliations.