The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-08-03
GOO NMS FIRM FAITH 'RALLY TOMORROW NIGHT.
THE GREAT TINE OF HONOLULU
REPUBLICANS.
Program Complete and Nearly Every
Corps-Speeches at Drill Shed.

The grand Republican rally and rati-
fication meeting will be held tomorrow
evening. All preparations for it, save
in the matter of decorations at the
drill shed, have been completed al
ready. Tomorrow number of business
houses will decorate and many flags
will be flung to the breeze.
The column will form on Miller street
near Beretania at $3.50 sharp for the
parade and torch light procession. The
line of march will be along Beretania
to Emma, to Vineyard, to Fort, to Ho-
tel, to Nuuanu, to Merchant, back to
Fort, to Hotel and then back to the
drill shed where it will disperse.
All precinct clubs are requested to
be at the drill shed by $3.50 o'clock. In
line will be a number of novelties
Among them will be fancy drill bat
talon under Major Zeigler and five vol
unteer captains. Movements will be
carried out along the street as the
march continues, w. H. Wright will
be in command of the company of
Roosevelt Rough Riders. These men
win all be clad in khaki. The torch
light brigade will have a place near the
foot or the head of the line. w. H.
HoOgs will be grand marshal. He will
have a number of aides.
Speaking will begin soon after the
parade disperses at the drill shed. This
eTs will be: Committeeman II. M. Sew
all, Samuel Parker, A. n. Kepoikai, c..
b. Wilson, Judge NJ. NJ. Estee, District
Attorney Baird, Enoch Johnson, T. Nc
Cants Stewart and James H. Boyd
Chairman George w. Smith, of the Cen
trail Committee, will preside over the
meeting.
w. c. Achi and ]. L. Kaulukou will
also speak, directing their remarks es-
pecially to the statements made by j. S.
Wise at the Democratic ratification last
Wednesday night.
1t is expected that the band will give
short concert at the Hawaiian hotel
from $50 and will head the parade at
$50. The concert feature may be omit
ted, however the band playing at the
drill shed just before the speaking be-
gins, instead.
The following have been invited to
]. W. Cathcart A. 7. Atkinson, Daniel
Logan, Paul Isenberg, Fred. Smith,
George Dennison, E. f. Paxton, G. w.
r. King H. c. Austin, f. p. Dole, j..
A. McCandless, Archie Gilfillan, G. P.
Wilder, Charles Wright, Charles Not
| ley, Jr., e. d. Tenney, Charles Ather-
ton, W. Chung Hoon. w. Lucas, Frank
| Vida, William Wagener, John Mott, J.
| l.. Mclean, John McLain, Joseph Nc
CURE, William Larsen. j. H. Soper, G.
| w. x. Rsiiburn, Frank Pahia A. Ku,
r. P. Ailue, William Henry, p. c.
Jones, j. w. Jones, c. M. Cooke G,
| w. Zeigler, j. b. Atherton, j. A. Gill
man, Professor Hosmer H. E. Cooper,
| w. w. Hall, E. o. White Andrew
| Brown, j. l.. Kaulukou, NJ. Costa, Clar-
ence M. White, r. K. G.. Wallace, j.
G. Cluney, William Mutch, s. NJ. Dam
on, Cecil Brown, r. f. Lansing, George
D. Gear, Alexander Robertson, George
| ~ NJ Il Nj a
salves, e. S. Boyd, ]. l.. Holt S. NJ.
| Kanakanui, j. w. Keilli, Isaac Sher-
wood, A. s. Mahaulu, James McInerny,
! p. p. Zablan, James Davis, Paul Neu-
mann, George Davis, George McCloud,
! J. A. Magoon, S. M. Ballou, ]. D. Nc
! Weigh, ]. A. Gonsalves, John Lane,
! George Smithies, John NJ. Kea, Peter
! Naluai, Gus Rose. Robert Parker,
Charles Chillingworth, A. M. Brown, ]
| w. Pratt, Stephen Mahaulu, M. p. Rob-
| inson, Frank l.. Hoogs, C. l.. *. Hop
kins w. G. Smith, e. TT. Naoho James
L. Aholo, F.. S. Gill. j. Nakunalae, G.
Fl. Rose. r. b. Murray, F. j. Berry, w
! Charles Crane, r. A. Dexter E. S. Cum
! ha, w. W. Goodale and George Waite
| Judge Wilcox, chairman of the 7th
| Precinct Republican Club has appointed
a committee on arrangements for Sat
urday nights parade. Messrs. K. r. G
| Wallace, George Lucas ]. l.. Holt, B. p
! ZabIan, and Peter Naluai met yester-
day afternoon at the office of Lawyer
| II. McCants Stewart, and decided tc
charter five busses, to decorate them
and take a place in the procession. The
busses will carry torchlights and trans
parencies, They will leave corner OF
! Kamehameha " road and King stree
ut $50 o'clock Saturday evening. AL
Republicans of the precinct are invited
TO ride free of charge.