The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-11-04
THE MAUI
OUTLOOK
Wilcox Probably
IS Beaten
There.

MAUI Nov. Politics I'm the third
election district have been quiescent
during the past week. The candidates
Of the several parties have been on the
still hunt" doing house to house visi-
tation and having heart to heart
| talks with voters.
Senator s. Kaiue and Representative
+. w. Beckley, the most influential OF
| the Home Rule orators-did some eff
fective work at Pauweia. Ulupalakua.
| recently. so IL is reported. though the
Republicans claim that the results of
| their efforts We're overestimated and
that the few backsliders have repented
and returned to Republican principles.
| n conservative prophet would say
that the result of Nov. 4ths election
for delegate will be an exceeding close
one in the third district West Maui.
| Ulupalakua. and Kihei, taken as "a
whole, which altogether represent about
900 votes, are in favor of Home Rule
doctrines. East Maui. Kahului and
Puunene. representing 700 votes are on
| the Republican side. If the third dis
trict consisted entirely of the island of
Maui, Wilcox would probably win over
Kalanianaole, but Kaulapapa, Molokai,
!
That makes 955 in favor of Kuhio to
300 for Wilcox. The Pukoo precinct
(the remainder of MolokaD with 1877
votes, will probably decide matters as
far as the election OF delegate is con-
ccrned and Pukoo is claimed by both
parties and may therefore be termed
doubtful If Pukoo goes Republican
then Kuhio will be elected.
Now as to senator and representa-
| tives there are Democratic and indie
pendent nominees who will take far
more votes from the Home Rule than
from the Republican party; hence 1t
may be said that the Republicans will
win out for senator and for three or
four representatives.
| G. II. Dickey will probably be elected
senator and S. Keliinoi and Philip Pail
for representatives on the Republican
side and f. w. Beckley and Louis Koo-
koo on the Home Rule ticket. This
estimate leaves two representatives I'M
named bu. they will be probably Re-
publicans.
| No "landslides" either for one party
or the other have been considered in the
foregoing prophecy.
! $50 My vi ''e wa u
iespiioi'e 20 mas iiaoe ARRANGEMENTS
WIN 'iie inherent piecihc,s ol MAUI 10
oo'aii 'he LUZ eiec'loi returns as soon
as .iies are counted anu complete Inc
| a." ''i'ce VIII We open an night NV
flh' 10 communicate eiectioh returns
to subscribers. Arrangements have
aiso peeh ihaue win the hepupllcaH
heauqua''eis' AT iioiioiuiu' 10 get re-
turns from 'ne oiilereht isiahds, so maj
MI Car'es VIII pe apie 10 give 'heih OUT
ior ue'esate 10 congress- "ithih twenty
~, NUTS ai'er snosiis oi me Poti"'
Inc i'epuo''Ca" ierri,o'iai committee
'"'e appoii'eu man III each Prec'nc'
" l'i'iheuia'eiS after the closihB OF lhe
IT., ,,,,,,i,,a. =. iIao,,,I,, mn, s,.',t os,,
on Maui will be concluded by a large
mass meeting at Lahaina. Sunday
evening, the %, at which Prince Kuhio
| will try again to break into the Home
Rule ranks.
DEATH OF VIM. ANDERSON
Las, ni,bt oot dc, ,vuiia,, ,,,er-
SIM ~ Kirran,,,ir Soo,,and ar,ar a.,
| n,poes Of eayoroI yaars diaa 80 49, ros-
/ idanoa ~ his yrn,hnr.i,N,a, n -
! Lindsay -, paia About ,u,a ,,eor, ooo
/ Mr. Andorson cano 70 Mi bonins,
! that tho mild atmosnhero of Hawaii
moi youId etay Tho ra,,aaa. ~, 1isaasa
/ CONTRACT, In tho cold c,in,ata of bie
Z native Iord but to M nurnnso How
ever big 1ife was nroInngad ord HE
! suffering was less severe in this land
of tbo tronics Mr. And.rsor leaves n
/ yido,v and two Children IN scotland IA
mourn for him He was much reenact-
ed nv all vyho kney hin, for bis ,r,;et
| manner nIeosing disnositIon and nm
r,pht character Tho funeral will take
Mace thf, afternoon AT n m from
! the HON of Mr. TIpdsay paia nov
Dr. Il. G B.ckwith, nerfo,ning the GER
emony,
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/ Inc annual cdZddf OF the MakaWaO