The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-10-03
WAREHOUSE IS THE MAN
NOMINATED BY REPUBLICANS
FOR SENATE.
Strong Candidate Chosen in Place of
Mr.. Dillingham;, Who Can Not Qualify
Speaking and Speakers.

Henry Waterhouse was yesterday
afternoon named as candidate for the
Senate in place of b. F. Dillingham;,
who is absent in the east and will not
be able to qualify. The vote on the
name was unanimous, the secretary of
the joint convention casting the ballot.
The meeting opened at Republican
headquarters at O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, with James II. Boyd in the
chair. 1t was reported by the special
committee that the Supreme Court
had in effect, decided that Mr..
Dillingham; could not properly quail
fly in time for this election. Clar-
ence Crabbe named Curtis p.
Iaukea, of Waialua, believing that
a native should go on the ticket in
place of Mr.. Dillingham;. 1t was re-
ported by the committee that John Ena,
Mark p. Robinson and William Aud
had each declined the nomination.
The suggestion of Mr. Iaukea was the
occasion of considerable discussion.
Mr.. Kaulukou stated that Mr.. Iaukea
left a special request that his name be
not considered. Mr.. Wilson had a like
request from Iaukea. The discussion
kept up until finally an executive ses-
sion was declared and the matter set
tied to the satisfaction of all.
DR.. G.. Waldo Burgess, George X.
Carter and j. w. X. Keiki were appoint
ed q committee to notify Mr.. Water
house of his nomination. They went
to the house of the new senator and
returned with the report that he had
accepted the nomination..
Henry Waterhouse has been in every
Legislature for many years. In 1893 he
was a member of the committee of safe
ty and later of the advisory council. He
was prominent member of the conStl-
ltutional convention and soon after the
establishment of the Republic was made
a member of the. Council of State. AT
the very first election he was chosen
to the Senate and has been reelected
each time since. Mr.. Waterhouse is
recognized as one of the strongest men
in any island party.
The Fourth District arranged for its
meetings on Monday at the Republican
headquarters. The list, as made up by
r. McCants Stewart and reported to the
district committee, was as follows sub
ject to change
Thursday, Oct 4, Waimanalo-Speak-
: ers, Jonah Kumalae Mr.. Keiki, Archie
Gilfllan and w. H. Hogs.
Tonight, Oct. g. Kamoiliili Church
Speakers, William Aylett, Cecil Brown
: Archie Gilfllan, ], II. Boyd.
Friday. Oct. ), Makiki Reservoir
Sneakers. A. G. NJ. Robertson, Clarence
,Crab be, Andrew Brown.
Friday, Oct 8, 1880 p. m, Manoa Val
ley-Speakers, j. H. Boyd, Clarence
Crabbe, A. V. Gear William Aylett
Frank Pahia-
saturday, Oct. 6, Waikiki Church,
evening Speakers, Cecil Brown, Clar-
enc Crabbe, Archie Gilfllan, 7. Nc
Giants Stewart
Monday, Oct. s, Cyclomere Park
evening-Speakers, Clarence Craboe,
George Carter, Frank Pahia, Jonah
Kumalae, Lorrin Andrews.
Tuesday, Oct. 8, Ii house lot
Speakers, George r. Carter, T. NC
Giants Stewart, j. L. Kaulukou, l.. L.
McCandess.
Speakers. Cecil Brown, Clarence CRAB
be, A. G. M. Robertson, j. I. Green
Jonah Kumalae.
Friday, Oct. IL, Pauoa School-house-
Speakers, William Aylett, Mr.. Keiki, j
: Kumalae, Clarence Crabbe.
Saturday, Oct. 10, Royal school
? Speakers, George r. Carter, A. V. Gear
5 Enoch Johnson, Frank Pahia, Clarence
/ Crabbe.
Speakers, w. c. Achi, w j. Coelho, Lor-
rim Andrews, William Aylett, Archie
Gnfllan, ]. l.. Kaulukou.