The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-18
TONIGHT THE
BIG PARADE
Young Republican Club
Turnout.
WARM TORCHES AND MUSIC
j. 0. Carter Says the Queen Will not
Endorse Prince Dayid's
Candidacy.

The Young Mems Republican Club
parade and mass meeting tonight bid
fair to exceed anything of the kind ever
attempted before in Honolulu. The
torchlight procession will be brilliant
affair and will awake enthusiasm of the
good old Republican kind along it's line
of march.
Lorrin Andrews, president Of the
club, has perfected his arrangements
for the dual celebration. The mass
meeting to be held Immediately after
the dismissal of. the proceeding will
take place at the Orpheum Theater.
The interior of the playhouse will be
appropriately decorated. A band will
be there and plenty of speakers. Many
of the latter will reply to the Demo-
Gratis who have lately held the boards
at the theatre and made allegations
the policy of the Republican
party in the past.
Among the speakers will be John
Lane, who will make his maiden speech
as a candidate on the Republican Rep
resentative ticket of the Fifth District.
W. ]. Coelho. who has been campaign
ing in Hawaii, will tell how Republican
politics are going on in the big island.
Besides these will be P. L. Weaver. c.
C. Biting. Jonah Kumalae, Archie
Gilfllan, VIM. Aylett and others.
Major Zeigler will have command Of
the uniformed forces who will appear
in the procession. He is enthusiastic
in regard to the numbers he will turn
out. The boys will be dressed in red,
white and blue blouses, by companies.
the entire number wearing white trou-
sers. There are torches enough for all
who may want to fall into line. A solid
company of the Young Mems Repub-
lican Club will be stationed in the CEN
ter of the line. A band, fire wagons,
banners and other paraphernalia of a
political procession will be in evidence.
Following is the line of march:
Assemble at the Drill Shed and march
along Hotel street to Nuuanu, then out
Nuuanu to Vineyard, and along Vine
yard to Fort. down Fort to King as
far as Palace Square where they will
countermarch to Richards street and
march back to the Drill Shed and dis
band. All members of the Drill Corps
are requested to be at the Drill Shed at
$3.50 so that the parade will start on
time. thereby giving all chance to see
the parade and take part in the exer-
cises at the Orpheum.
The club has inaugurated new idea
in their electioneering. They have hired
two large drays and fitted them up in
such a manner that speakers and music
can be taken to any point in the city in
the evenings. Last night one of the
wagons with D. L. Naone, Levi Joseph,
Ed. Boyd. Nawaa, Henry Hill and 9TH
ers invaded Pauoa valley and spoke to
a good-sized audience.
President Andrews requests that Re
publicans living along the line of march
of to-nights parade illuminate and dec
crate their residences in honor of the
occasion.
QUEEN NOT FOR DAVID.
Does the Queen intend to endorse
Prince David's candidacy?
j. o. Carter says no.
Emphatically does the adviser of the
Queen deny that she will do so.
Rumor had it yesterday in political
circles that former Queen Liliuokalani
intended addressing an open letter to
, the Hawaiians advising them to en-
uorSt fTiDce DdNlu AS the cdnuluate &c
the next Congress.
The rumor spread about the streets
An Advertiser reporter sought out Mr.
Carter yesterday afternoon and the fol-
lowing conversation took place:
Mr.. Carter, there is a rumor on the
street that Liliuokalani intends to ask
+ the Hawaiians to endorse and support
Prince David's candidacy. Is thai
true?"
/ "It is news to me-" said Mr.. Carter
! mo, I am certain there is no truth il
i it. In view Of past statements ac
credited to her do not believe that tn,
Queen would adopt such course. II
fact I think it highly improbable"