The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-01

Last Zig Rally of the Campaign In New
Haven-Dean WayIand Will Preside
The List of Vice Presidcnts-P Parade
Beforehand.
| This evening in the Hyperion Lieu
tenant-Governor Timothy L. Woodruff
of New York will speak. Mr.. Baxter
| will be there also and will make a short
address. The chairman of the rally
will be Dean Wayland of the law school,
| Northumberland The Yale Re
publican club will lead a big parade
just previous to the meeting and they
will be followed by the Rough Riders
and the Wide Awakes The line of
| march will be down College street to
Crown, to Church, to Elm. to Temple,
through the green, to Chapel and thence
to the Hyperion. This rally will be the
last big rally before the election, and
| doubtless there will be a great crowd
at the Hyperion. The vice presidents
of the meeting are the following:
William Hooker Atwood, Clarence G.
Ames, William Andrews, Major d. A.
Blakeslee, Frederick A. Belts, Charles
f. Bollmann, Colonel Il. L. Bigelow,
Raymond G. Baldwin, William Il.
Booth, Edward C. Beecher, Robert N.
Burwell, w. A. Beers, L. B. Brown,
Charles A. Baldwin, William r. Clarke,
Frank H. Curtiss, Willis M. Crofut DR..
Willis Grove, Captain S. p. Crafts Da-
Ni6 II C1orly f'nrlcOn pTpntion
w. Chase, Major e. M. Clark, Charles
r. Coan, Frederick l.. Cowles, David e.
Currie, Andrew Currie Murdoch Ding
wall, DR.. Virgil M. Dow, DR.. Della,
Amos A. Dickerman, Sidney H. Daw-
son, Hon. Edwin c. Dow, Hon. j. D.
Dewell, o. A. Dorman, Charles r.
Downes, Il. C. Durant, w. II. Ely, W.
Ell. Forsyth David Fl. Floyd, Thomas
N. Gierding, John M. Greist, John r.
Gaffey, George E. Hall, Hon II. B.
Harrison, Joseph Hubinger, E. L. Howe,
Abner Hendee, w. A. Hyde, Henry Hill
man, Henry Horton, Edwin A. Hotch-
kiss, James A. Howarth N. H. Hoyt,
Oscar P. Ives, Harry B. Johnson, Ly-
man H. Johnson, r. r. Jetfcott, N. w.
Kendall, Joseph Lavigne, Edward A. |
Loveday, Julius Lederer, Edward Law |
renee, Hon. Wilson T. Lee, Charles S. |
Leete, George w. Lewis, Samuel Lloyd, |
Colonel John w. Lowe, Major Luzerne |
Ludington, II. d. Munson, T. F. Nor |
man, Joseph B. Morse, General S. E. |
Merwin, Hon. Charles S. Mersick, DR.. |
Waldo H. Minor. Rev. ]. Lee Mitchell, |
w r. Merrill, H. E. Marsh, A. McC. |
Mathewson, William r. Morgan, c. e. |
Messenger, James H. Macdonald, Fred
erick c. Lum, John 7. Manson, George |
A. Maycock, George B. Martin, John |
Morton, W. G. Merrels, John Mackay
James Mustarde, Jesse Mallory, John
MacLauchlan, w. H. Moseley, Robert |
Herbert Mason, Arthur c.
Nichol Samuel K. Page, Rev. Watson
L. Phillips, General H. S. Peck, Will
liam Patterson, Robert D. Pryde, John
H. Pearce, Charles Pfurman, Robert G.
Pratt, John NJ. Peck, George c. Pettis,
John H. Plat, George p. Powning, John
" Rattlesdorfer, George Rogers, C. j.
Rabanus, A. A. Rockwell, Captain w.
NJ. Rowland, Calvin Russell David
Steele, S. S. Thompson, Frank e. Stod
lard, M. Sonnenberg Edward M. Som
ers, A. G. Smell, William H. Smith,
Sidney F. Smith, Marcus p. Smith, Lu-
zen L. oHlllii, nun. y. L : NoluuitS' iioh-
" G. Shelton, William r. Shaffer, Willis
W. Smith, Charles w. Scranton, Frank
seward, A. S. Teale, William p. Tuttle
Richard Fl. Tyner, Colonel Rutherford
DIR. Curtis b. Tiey, Frank
). Trowbridge, Hon. w. x. Townsend,
Samuel S. Thayer, Charles G. Unger, {
Colonel Isaac M. Ullman, Mitchell Vim
,ent, Samuel J. We'll, Colonel Rollin S.
Eli Whitney, Captain q.
Harris Weaver, Herbert G. Warren,
George D. Watrous, George II. Wood
uff. Charles FL. Webb, Edwin 2. Wines
md Winston j. Trowbridge.