The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
PASSENGERS ON SPECIAL.


The following will be passengers on
the California special train leaving San
Francisco on Wednesday morning, at
IL clock:
Delegates to National Republican Convention
at Chicago-Governor George G. Pardee, wife
Los Angeles; George A. Knight; c. z. Clinch
and wife, Grass Valley; George w. Reed and
wife. Oakland; W. L. Crooks Benicia; NJ A
Gunst. wife and two sons, San Francisco; A.
d. Porter and wife, San Francisco; Mitchell
Phillips and wife. San Jose; r. II. Country
man. San Francisco; Frank H Short and wife.
Fresno; DIR. ]. G. Priestly, Lockford; J. H.
Norton. Los Angeles; Oscar Lawler, Los An
geles.
Alternates-F. K. Rule. Los Angeles; A.
Ruef. San Francisco; F. P. Tuttle and wife.
Fox and wife. Lemoore; DR.. T. oimstead. Oak
land: DR.. J. II. Soper. san Francisco; j. Step
pacher secretary San Francisco.
Delegates from Hawaii-Prince J. Kalaui-
auaole w. II. Hoogs Z. A. knudsen h H.
Brodie, A. c. NJ. Robertson. W. F. Robinson.
Delegates from Nevada-R. s. Meacham and
wife. Z. S harrington, DR.. S. L. Lee.
From the Philippine Islands,. NJ. SwitZer
Press orrespondents-Fred W. Bishop. wife
and child. San Francisco Call; w. Fischer.
cisco Examiner; E. H Hamilton. San Fran
cisco Examiner a. d. Dennison and wife,
Oakland Enquirer.
! Friends accompanying the party will
/ be:
Harbor Commissioner Charles H. Spear and
/ non and wife; F. G. Berry. wife and child,
! Fresno; J. Batcher, Sacramento; George Cos
! grove and wife Fresno: Mrs l. Smith and
! daughter, Fresno; H. ]. Kowalsky. San Fran
! cisco: Sergeant of Police Donovan, wife and
! daughter. san Francisco DR.. Westerheld. San
| Francisco; NJ. Marcuse, San Francisco: II.
! johnson and wife. San Francisco: l.. Bett-
! man, San Francisco; F. G. Huskey, San Fran
/ cisco: Mrs Karsen. San Francisco; Miss Gro
gan San Frsncisco Leo Pockwitz and wife,
! San Francisco; A. Radke. San Francisco ].
! o. Sullivan San Francisco; Mr.. Friedman,
ErauCisCQ.
Goslng, San Francisco: A. w. Brown, San
Francisco; Mrs. and Miss Kramer. San Fran
I cisco; ]. S. Stanley, Dr. Likens, c. Bettman-
! A. H. Abbott, city passenger agent
of the Chicago Northwestern, Railroad,
will be in general charge OF the train
to Chicago.
The following are already in the East
| and will meet the delegation on it's
arrival in Chicago:
Delegates-Joseph steffens Of Sacramento D.
! f. Hunt of Santa Barbara. E. d. Roberts Of
Aiternates-C. c. Donovan of Santa Rosa.
Willis Booth of Los Angeles. G. X. Wood
| ward of Los Angeles, ID. w. Hasson OF Buena
Park.
tt following delegates will not be
able to attend: John D. Spreckels, San
Francisco; John c. Bull, Eureka; w. P.
Harmon, Oroville..
Ferd K. Rule. president OF the State
League of Republican Clubs, has called
| LOT d meeting VI the ASCullNG commits
tee of the league at Republican head
quarters, Palace Hotel. The committee
will meet at 10 o'clock this forenoon.
The Hamilton Club of Chicago has
/ extended club privileges to members of
the Union League of San Francisco
who may attend the national Repub-
! lican convention.
| Extensive preparations are in pro-
gress for the A. Ruef banquet at the
I Mechanics Pavilion tonight. Mayor
Schmitz will act as POSTMASTER. Among
| the speakers scheduled are Charles NJ.
| Shortridge, j. L. Gallagher, r. II.
! Countryman, D. w. Burchard and
! George H. Bahrs, commander of the
Bahrs Volunteers.
/ The tables will be spread to accom-
modate 700 guests. The feast will be
served in the art room, on the second
| floor of the Pavilion. Precisely at
o'clock the festivities will begin. No
| hour is fixed for the conclusion, but as
! Mr.. Ruef is due to leave San Francisco
at IL o'clock the following day the time
can be approximated.
The banqueters are not expected to
appear in swell evening dress-in fact,
| the ordinary every-evening tuxedo is
not demanded. Mr.. Ruef's invitation is
engraved on silver plate with gorge
Gus filigree. A special carriage will
convey George Boyne and Tom Atkin-
son and the silver-plated invitation to
Mr.. Ruef's residence, and in the
wheeled conveyance the chief guest of
| the evening will be escorted to the ban
quet hall. Never has Mr.. Ruef been
outside of the State of California.
Hence his departure for the far away
country east of the Sierras and the
! Rockies is to be made an event The
banqueters and others will meet on I'm
ion square, near the st. Francis Hotel.
at 10 o'clock tomorrow to escort Mr..
| Ruef to the ferry on the occasion OF
the first real outing of his life. Mayor
! SchmitZ, Herbert Schmitz and Frank
Schnlitz will remain in San Francisco.