The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-06
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Day Before the
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Save . Lively Passage ~
Arms on Bethel

SUNDAY 10 settle the voting problem oy
ordering extra booths for all the congest-
ed precincts Mr.. Cooper's plan To keep
the polls open after ) O'Clock was absn-
doned when last Saturday the party
leaders failed TO come TO an agreement
and pledge to make no contests
The Saturday conference also failed
to bring out an agreement on the propo-
si,ion TO add more booths
Governor Dole, however. considered the
danger Of coa:iict at the polls serious
enough to warrant his making the order.
Consequently he announced at the execu-
tive council yesterday morning the &C.
ton be had decided upon
Acting upon orders from the executive.
lar. howell Of the public works depart
ment was busy yesterday putting in the
extra booths. Three extra booths were
put in the Second and Fourth precincts
Of the Fourth district, giving them six
each. Two extras were put in the First
and Fifth precincts. giving them nve
each. IN the Fifth district, the Seventh
precinct was given three extra. making
six; the Eighth. two extra, making ave;
| the Ninth. one extra making four.
1t is believed that with these facilities
the election can be gone through With
without friction.
| The fish horn and other detonatOFs
were doing mighty service last night.
| Look carefully ever your ticket. Zee
that there are no omissions or misprints.
Look out for boomerangs. They are
due and will be flying about quite lively
today,
Hawaiian voters are having their po-
tlitical eve teeth cut. They will be Leo
easily handled another year.
Prime David left o. special train for
waianae Yesterday afternoon and after
speaking there returned to Honolulu IN
time TO speak 1t the 0rpheum. That
ended his campaign.
The republicans had an enthusiastic
meeting at Kameliliili on Sunday even
ing. The speakers were Clarence i.
tCrabbe. Moses Makuina. VIM. H. Hogs.
Philip Naons, Jas III. Boyd, Sam KAN
aiopili and others.
Just SO that Il may not be overlocksd,
thA republicans would remind the votsrs
that there are four delegates to congress
to choose from; there's 81. T. Shaw. the
socialist labor candidate, not often heard
Of but still in the ring.
G, ]. Falk bet Arthur Wilder yesser
day $500 to so on Mckinley against
Bryan. In q group Of stock broker
and others 1t the Hawaiian Investment
building. where this wager was laid. sew
eral bets were made on how dinsRen
states would 90.
J Prince David, Il. b. McCianahan an
suite returned from Maui and Moloka
: on Sunday evening. Waikiki. Hama
Lahaina and Kalaupapa were visite'
and meetings held at each. The passaS
Z was very rough. The meeting at II
n leper settlement Is counted upon by II
H democrats 70 have been vete=wipnes
+ A hundred or more OF democrats wer
d at the wharf Sunday night to receive tn
Il returning delegation.
n Wilcox Indignantly denied yesterda
n that he had sold out to the democrati
h a. asserted by Markham, to the reput
i! licaps Or to any one else, "I'm In ID
n isht to win and l will win. l hav
n never thought Of fusion and no none
N or other consideration could induce N
II to retire I also deny saying that Ii
Id democrats had all become independent
HI That was a misconstruction of report
n Truth is. we do not need democratic vote
n We have more than enough Of cur own.
N Bethel street, 1t King, has been u
4 center OF the battlefield In Honolulu 70
i some. days past. The headquarters q
a the independent party is located nsa
n there and the republicans and democrat
n invaded their reservation-carrying Il
n battle under their very noses. The de
m was promptly accepted and the bsttl
4 has been sealously but good naturedl
h wased day and night II was not Z
{ warm yesterday . it was on SatuFda
G and Sunday. The only really interests
feature vas the larger representation I
M women who we're working more earnest
u and more bitterly than the men,
vi A collision between 7. McCants Ste,
N ar, and Theresa was . rather funny es
q ,ode and the stalwsrt wife of Wilcs
4 actually made the former Liberian st
~ dent blush. She spoke about dan
a niSrers~ and things 10 the painful asto
b fshuea, of the black republican seals
IL Ii was great. 6eld day, but the cFvy
n vas good natured, save the womcp. VI
do Dot seem 20 stand vell the jibes ise
end ,ckes inc;aest 10 campaisuins. 7
only startling conmosion Of the day v
81 when sausage maker attempted 10 els
y out the Metropolitan nseas market
va. knocked down for his pains q
IS carted away 20 prison This. hovss'
y bad to do viii psrk. not politics.
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