The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-26
ELEPHANT
WILL DANCE
Republican Ratification
Tonight.
PLANS ARE ALL MADE
If the Rio Arrives With Delegates
There viii be a Hot Time
in the Town.

. Providing the Rio Janeiro arrives to-
day from the Coast the Republican
ratification rally will be held tonight
amid plenty of red fire, political speech
es and torch-light procession. The
Republican committee has worked dill
gently in the last two days preparing
the list of marshal's aides, vice-presi-
dents for the rally at the Drill Shed,
and program for the procession, and
believe they now have all the details
completed.
w. II. Hogs has been selected as
Grand Marshal in place of Col. Fisher
who is confined to his residence by
sickness. The following is the list of
aides, line of march and order of pa
rade:
Chief of Staff, Col. C. p. Iaukea.
Aides-Tom Cummins, W. H. Wright,
James Holt, Fred j. Church, Oscar
White, John Lane, William Holt. c. f.
Prescott, George Smithes, John Belser,
/ James Thompson, William Crozier.
! Line of Notwithstanding to Emma,
/ to Vineyard, to Fort, to Hotel, TO
Smith, to Nuuanu, to Merchant, to
Drill Shed.
The general assembly hour has been
set for $3.50 p. m.
Order of Parade-Red Fire Wagon
Grand Marshal, Aides. Band, Delegates
in carriages, Company A, Young Mems
Repub. Drill Corps, commanded by
Sam Johnson; Young Mems Republican
Club, President Lorrin Andrews; Com
pany B., Young Mems Repub. Drill
! Corps. commanded by Chas. Wilcox;
Republicans unattached business
men); Carriages. Bicycle Brigade In
charge of Henry Giles and Vida Thrum,
Red Fire Wagon.
Order of Formation-Grand Marshal
and Aides, corner of Miller and Bere-
tania streets; Band on Beretania
street; Young Mems Repub. Drill
Corps, Waikiki side of Miller street
right resting on Beretania; Young
Mems Repub. Club on the Eva side OF
Miller street; Company B., Young
Mems Repub. Drill Corps, mauka en-
trance to the Capitol building; Repub-
licans, unattached, business men, or
Hotel street; Bicycles on Richards
street, right resting on Beretania
street.
The committee has selected as vice
presidents for to-night's meeting 9
representative body of Republicans
They will have prominent positions il
the Drill Shed during the speech-mak-
ing. The list, which is a large one, is
as follows:
p. C. Jones, c W. zeigler, C. NJ
Cooke, ]. S. Jones, j. b. Athertoh, J
A. Gilman, Prof. Hosmer, II. f. Coop
er, j. A. McCandless, w. w. Hall, E
o. White Andrew Brown. j. L. KauIu
kou, Manuel Costa, c. NJ. White, r
X. c.. Wallace, ]. c. Quincy, VIM
Mulch, S. NJ. Damon, Cecil Brown, T
F. Lansing, George d. Gear, Alex. Rob
ertson, George Carter, NJ. K. Nakuina
NJ. a. Gonsalves, E. S. Boyd. ]. L. Holt
S. NJ. Kanakanui, j. w. Keiki, Isaac
4 Sherwood. A. S. Mahaulu, J. +. Me
Inerny, p. p. Fabian, James Davis
Paul Neumann, George Davis, Georg,
Mcleod. j. A. Magoon, S. M. Ballou
, ]. D. McVeigh, ]. A. Gonsalves, Johr
Lane. George Smithies, John NJ. Kea
Peter Naluai, Gus. Rose, Robert Par
ker, J. w. Pratt, Charles f. Chilling
worth, Stephen Mahaulu, A. NJ. Brown
NJ. p. Robinson, w. G.. Smith, Franz
Hogs, C. l.. x. Hopkins, e. II. Mao
no, James l.. Aholo, E. S.Gill, J. Naku
malau, c. II. Rose, T. B. Murray. F.
Berry, w. A. Henshall Vida Thrum
Henry Giles, Chas. Crane, r. a. Dex
ter, Z. s. Cunha, w. w. Goodale
George Weight.
Grand Marshall Hogs requests tina
all the organizations which intend t.
appear in the evenings parade b.
promptly on hand at the hour designat
ed, so that little delay will be occasion
ed in commencing the exercises at TIN
= Drill Shed at a reasonably early hour
The delegates on their arrival at tn
dock to-day will be met by the recep
!, ton committee composed of +. r. Far
{ rington, Enoch Johnson and James II
. Boyd, and will be escorted up throug
, the business section by way of For
a street to the Hawaiian hotel Repub
licans all along the line of march ar
expected to decorate in honor of tn
return of the delegates and for tn
parade tonight.