The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-19
BLAZE OF LIGHTS
FOR THE MARCH
FINAL POLITICAL RALLY
ON EVE OF UNCONTESTED PRI-
MARY CLUBS WILL PARADE

Fireworks and Speech-Mnking VIII
Mark the Assembling Citizens
Club-Mayor Herman Myers VIII
Preside at Meeting to BE Held Mt
Theater-Spceches VIII BE Made
by A. a. Lawrence, J. Randolph
Anderson. =. a. stovaIl, II. ID. ID.
Tvviggs, Henry McAIpin, Frank NJ.
oliver ana w. w. Osborne.
With red torches and fireworks. the
various district organizations of the
Citizens Club are to march to the the
ater tonight, where a grand rally of
forces of the administration will be
held.
Mayor Herman Myers is to preside
over the meeting, and speeches from
a number of prominent members Of the
faction Will be heard. Among those
who are to address the meeting viii
be Messrs. A. A. Lawrence, J. Ran
dolph Anderson. P. A. Stovall, H. d.
D. Twiggs, Henry McAlpin, Frank NJ.
Oliver and W. w. Osborne.
The administration leaders say the
rally will be the biggest ever held in
the history of the organization. There
IS great rivalry between the various
district clubs, and each of them is try
ing to turn out a larger crowd than
the other. All of the district clubs are
to assemble at their respective halls
at o'clock or before, and march to
the opera house.
With COIOred Lights.
Fireworks in great quantities have
been provided for each Of the clubs,
and the city viii be ablaze with the
discharge of rockets, and the explod-
ing of frecrackers. Red lights galore
will be on hand, and the parade viii
be a mammoth one.
The political parades always bring
out a large crowd, and the one to-
night will not prove an exception to
this rule. The streets along the line
of march viii probably be lined with
spectators.
A line of march for each club has
been mapped out. The First District
w. w. Osborne Association will meet
at Wallace's Hall, at West Broad and
Sims streets. The First District Citi-
zens Club win meet at Wickham's
Hall, at Bryan and West Broad. Both
of these clubs will march on West
Broad to Broughton, where they will
join forces and march down Brough-
ton to Bull, and thence to the thea
ter.
Movement of Clubs.
The Fourth District w. w. Osborne
Association will meet at Lanes Hall,
Price and Hull streets. The club will
march to OglethOrpe avenue, then to
East Broad, then to Broughton. then
10 Bull and down Bull to the theater.
The South Side Administration Club
will meet at its hall, Bull and Thirty
first streets and march to Bull and
Henry, where the forces of the Fourth
District Administration Club which
meets at Henry lane and East Broad,
will join them. The two clubs will
then parade up Bull to Park avenue,
Park avenue to Drayton, Drayton to
CASTOR, CASTOR to Bull and Bull to the
theater.
All the clubs are to leave their re-
spective halls at O'Clock sharp. The
meeting at the theater has been called
for $3.50 o'clock. At the headquarters
of most of the clubs refreshments are
TO be served from to s o'clock before
the line Of march is taken up.
Ready for Primary.
The result of the primary tomorrow
Is, OF course, certain. 1nere Is no con-
test except for Congress, chief justice
of the Supreme Court of Georgia, and
prison commissioner, and even in these
cases it is known how Chatham coun-
ty is going to vote, the dominating
party having declared for Col. Lester,
Chief Justice Simmons and Prison
Commissioner Turner.
The new County Executive Commit
tee, which will be elected tomorrow.
will hold c first rf,aatipcr FThF1rSlaxy OF
noon for the purpose of organizing At
this meeting a chairman and secretary
of the committee are to be elected. Del
egates will then be named to the State,
Congressional and Senatorial conven-
tions. Mr.. A. A. Lawrence will be
elected chairman and Mr.. r. M. Martin
secretary of the committee.