The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-05-31
HEARSTFORCES
TAKE ALL IN
SIGHT
Democrats Lack
ing in Nearly
All Precincts.
(From Sundays Advertiser)

Hearst won a glorious victory in Ho-
noulu yesterday. That is he did if
winning delegations with no voters
back of them can be so-called. For
there were not over two hundred
Democratic votes cast in the entire city
yesterday and it required hard work.
in most of the precincts to find men
enough who We're willing to have their
names placed before the public as
Democrats. But that didn't bother the
Democratic legions very much. If they
didn't have enough names to go around,
fictitious ones did duty just as we'll,
and the election passed off without even
eXhausting the visible supply of in
visible Democrats. Not all the dele
gates elected are Democrats, and a
good many of them never claimed to
be.
1t was Hearst victory all right, so
his manager says, but it was a Demo-
cratic defeat, for the vote yesterday
showed that the boasting of the So
called Democratic leaders as to their
strength on Oahu was altogether false.
The election was taken as a good deal
of joke by the Hawaiians and very
few of them voted.
Manager Kidd of the Hearst forces
claimed last night that he had q
majority of the delegates, and that the
convention to be held June would in
struct for the Californian. The news
of the great Hearst victory was cabled
to San Francisco last evening
Below Is a list of the delegates elect-
ed:
FIRST-FOURTH.
In the First of the Fourth a straight
Hearst delegation was chosen. Forty
five votes We're cast. not all of them
Democrats. The nine delegates elected
were B. N. S. Anauma, AZ; B. N. Ka-
halepuna, 3S; r. B. Kidd, 35; ]. Kia-
alma. S5; J. Kalimapehu, 81; L. X. Ke-
liipio, 36; A. Moepono, SO; Kakalia 80;
H. NJ. Mkt, 20.
SECOND-FOURTH
The delegates elected in the Second
Precinct of the Fourth District were:
Charles l.. Rhodes, William Kapu, II.
o. Jones.
THIRD-FOURTH.
In the Third of the Fourth two
Hearst delegates We're elected: Kahai-
leleio and Halealaka.
FOURTH-FOURTH.
In the Fourth of the Fourth eleven
Hearst delegates We're chosen. E. NJ.
Watson, j. D. Holt, Kawahu and A.
S. Nasemuto We're defeated. The elect
ed delegates with their votes are.
l.. r. Medeiros, 2S; Henry Swinton,
26; Matt Heffernan, 20; John Hackett,
26; w. F. Erving, 2S; Thomas Kennedy,
%; w. F. OHalloran, 25; j. Condor,
IS; j. D. Castro, 29; P. O'Sullivan, 80;
L. d. Timmons, 2S.
FIFTH-FOURTH.
In the Fifth of the Fourth the dele
gates chosen We're: Sam Kali, James
A. Auld, *. Kuhia, 1. Nauha, F. Tur-
rill, Charles Fern, John Lilikoi, David
Kahoano, John Kauawa, Alonzo Ka-
waikini.
SIXTH-FOURTH.
The delegates elected in the Sixth
Precinct of the Fourth District were:
E. II. F. Wolter, C. j. Campbell j. S.
Splitter, John Mcclure. John Coffee,
Thos. Callahan, F. w. Weed.
EIGHTH-FOURTH.
In the Eighth of the Fourth EVERY
Democrat in the precinct was elected,
and some who We're not. The twenty
four delegates are: c. =. Iaukea c. j.
Mccarthy, S. X. Kaloa, julius Asch,
Harry A. Juen, j. X. Manase, Ioela
Kiakahi, w. d. Namalo, NJ. A. Keala-
kai, Moses Mau, Albert Kauwe, Lono
Mahuia, NJ. NJ. Mikioi, j. Kaohiwaena,
ID. Kawananakoa, $. X. Mahoe, S. p.
Kamakea. $. NJ. Keaunui, l.. w. p.
Kanealii, w. A. Kinney, C. w. Ashford,
T. H. Hart. S. Stone, Ulukone.
EIGHTH-FIFTH.
There was little trouble in the
Eighth of the Fifth and almost fight.
Some of the score of so-called Democrats
objected to s. Mossmans instruoting
the men how to vote, but the trouble
didn't lead to blows. Incidentally Tes-
In, along with the rest of the ofiicers
of the precinct club, was showed un-
der only Prendergast pulling out, Tho
delegation IL six for Hearst. and one,
Prendergast, Is for an uninstrueted
delegation,
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