The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-04

at the following places. Leaders of or
CARNATIONS not yet assigned should
confer with Mr.. Hoogs at the earliest
time possible.
WAIKIKI side Miller street, right on
Beretania-Company A, Young Mems
Republican Drill Corps, Sam Johnson
commanding.
Eva side Of Miller street, right on
Beretania-Young Mems Republican
League. Lorrin Andrews commanding
Mauka entrance Capitol building
Company i, Republican Club Drill
Corps. Charles Wilcox commanding.
On Hotel street-Republican not at
tached to any organization, and car
riages.
Richards street, right resting on
Beretania street-Bicycie corps, Vida
Thrum and Henry Giles commanding
The parade will move at the call OF
Marshal Hoogs and will start not later
than Z o'clock along the following line
of march: BeretanIa to Emma, Emma
to Vineyard, Vineyard to Fort, Fort to
Hotel. Hotel TO Smith, Smith to Nuu-
anu, Nuuanu to Merchant, Merchant to
Hotel. Hotel to Drill Shed.
: Chairman George w. Smith will pre-
side at the rally, where the following
will speak: Hon. Samuel Parker, Judge
Harold M. Sewall. Enoch Johnson, T.
McCants Stewart. Col. ] H. Boyd, ].
l.. Kaulukou and w. c. Achi
The vice presidents chosen for the
rally are as follows:
u. G.. Jones, j. w. Jones, c. NJ.
Cooke, c. w. Zeigler, j. b. Anterior,
j. a. Gilman, Professor Hosmer. HI. H..
Cooper, j. A .McCanuless, w. w. Hal.
L. q. White, Andrew Brown, ]. L. Kau-
X. X. G.. Wallace, j. G. Quincy, VIII
liam Mulch. ). NJ. Damon, Cecil
| Brown, T. f. Lansing. George ID.
Gear. Alex. Robertson, George carter.
NJ. X. Nakuina. NJ. A. Gonsa.ves, L. s.
Boyd, J. l.. Holt, S. NJ. Kanakanui, j.
w. Keiki, Isaac Sherwood. A. s. Ma
haulu, James McInerny, b. z. Fabian,
James Davis. Paul Neumann, George
Laws, George McCloud, j. A. Magoon,
s. NJ. Ballou, j. d. McVeigh. j. A.
| Gonsalves, John Lane, George Smith
les. John NJ. Kea, Peter Naluai. Gus
Rose. Robert Parker, Charles Calling
worth, A. NJ. Brown, j. w. Pratt, Ste
pnen MahauIu, NJ. +. Hopkins, Frank
l.. Hoogs, G. l.. X. Hopkins. w. CT.
Smith. r. S. Gill. ]. Nakunaiae. c. H
Rose. Smith, h. II. Naoho. James L.
Aholo. I. b. Murray, F. J. Berry, w. A
Henshall, Vida Thrum, Henry Giles
Charles Crane. r. a. Dexter, Z. S. Gun
IA. W. W. Goodale. George Weight
William Haywood. j. w. Cathcart, A
4. AtklhsOn, Daniel Logan, Paul lSen'
berg, Fred Smith, George Dannison, E
T.. Paxton, G.. w. r. King, H. G.. Aus
tin, L.. p. Dole, j. A. McCandless, Ar
chic Gilfillan, Gerrit p. Wilder, Charlie.
Wight, Charles Motley Jr., Z. d. Ten
ney, Charles Anterior, w. Chung Hoon
. W lillian Lucas, Frank Vida, William
Wagner. John Mott, j. L. Mclean
, John McLain, Joseph MCGUIRE, William
: Larsen, j. II. Soper. G.. w. X. Rath
bone, Frank Pahia, A. Ku, f. p. Aikue
William Henry.
Governor Dole's absence made 1t i'm
perative that another speaker be sup
. Piled. Hon. Henry Waterhouse was in
r vited to participate as a speaker, blu
| he declined owing to expected absenc
= from the city. Lorrin Andrews was al
so asked, but requested that he be al
D lowed to sit with his club during tn
: exercises
=. Judge M. NJ. Estee and District At
= torney ]. c. Baird will be given seats O
r honor on the platform.
I special space in the Drill Shed ha
: been reserved for the ladies. and an Old
: portunity will thus be given them I
> view what promises To be briIIian
= political rally. In the States tn
4 ladies are taking much interest |
what their husbands and brothers an
n fathers are doing in politics. 1t is un
4 derstood that the reservation was mad
= at the request of several ladies. VIII
y signified their intention of attendin
8 the meeting