The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-31
FINAL REPUBLICAN, RALLY
.IFILL BE HELD AT HYPERION
 THEATER FRIDAY NIGHT!

WILL BE HELD AT HYPERION
 7HEATER FRIDAY NIGHT.
 Senator Brandegee, Congressman Lilley
 and Entire State TIckLt VIII be Pres-
 ent and Deliver Addresses--Ninth
 Ward CoIOred Republicans Rally To-
 nlght-SaratOga Quartet to Sing
 Rully mt Republican Hall TO-mOrrow
 Night.
 The last big rally of the republican campaign of this city will be held at the Hyperion theater Friday night All the candidates on the state ticket will be present and many of them will make short speeches. Addresses will be made by Col R, s. Woodruff, Senator Frank Brandegee, Marcus Holcomb, Congress- man Lilley and Senator Lake. Mayor John P Studley will preside.
 The names of the vice presidents and HNNACt0l lCS GS clllllOullCGO NY GOlOilCl Theodore Macdonald, chairman of the town committee, last night are as fol- lows:
 Vice presidents-Wm. H. Atwood, William H. Douglass, Vim. J. Atwater, Wm. T. Fields, Max Adler, George H. Ford George A. Alling, K E. Farms | worth, Robert A. Brown. w B. Fenn, /. Andrew R. Bradley, w. F. Gilbert, Henry T. Blake, E. S. Greeley, Frank C. Bushnell, Percy R. Greist, George F. Burgess, F. F. Garrison L. Wheel CT Beecher, Joel F. Gilbert, George T Bradley, George E. Hodson, Frank L. Bigelow, A. B. Hendryx, Fred A. Belts, Joseph D. Hubinger, Chas. w. Breley H. Stuart Hotchkiss, Charles J. Bracken. Samuel Hemingway, Ros- ! COG P. Brown James s. Hemingway. Dennis A. Blakeslee, James A. How arth, Frank s. Butterworth, N. w. Hubinger. Donald c. Carmichael, J. A. Hamilton, Prentice w. Chase, F, l.. 1 Homan, l.. w. C1eaveland, Frank s. Hamilton. M F. Chatfeld, Oscar P. Ives, George w. Curtis, John D. Jack son. Louis Coleman, Charles E. Julin, s. F. Crafts. N. W Kendall, L. M. Daggett, Joseph Kegelmeyer, Joseph c. Kelly Col. Rutherford Trowbridge, H M. Koshesperger, Wm. P. Futile, Louis Knolmeyer, Julius Twlss, Charles s. Leete Joseph Fl. Townsend, John N. Leonard, Henry H. Townshend, Phelps Montgomery, Hayes Q, Trowbridge, l John T. Manson Frank D. Trowbridge, George B. Martin, Winston J. Trow- bridge, c. S. Mellen, John O. Ttlson, S. E. Merwin, Jacob B. Ullman, E. J. Maroney, Isaac M. Ullman, c. B. Matthewman, Anthony Verdi, Vim P. Niles, F. Harris Weaver, Henry G. Newton, George D. Watrous, Robert H. Nesbit, William S. Wells, Henry F. 1 Parmelee, J Rice Winchell, Fred w. Orr Eli Whitney, Fred l.. Perry, H. c. l Warren John H. Pearce, Fred. F. Whitaker, J. V. Rattelsdorfer, Fred l.. Lehr, E. A. Street. Joseph F. O. Brien, s. F. Strong, Frank J Rice, John F. studley, Samuel J. Well, A. M. Sperry George E, Hall, s. s. Thompson, Edgar A. Johnson Wm. F. J Tyler, Thomas N Gierding, M. Ding wall, Alexander Cumming, Luzerne 1 Ludington, Lawrence c. Phipps, tr, G. Clifford Foote, Hugh & Knox, Ed ward I. Atwater, Donald Mclean Som CTS, George W. Boyer Mitchell s. Lit | tie, Harvey B. Lancraft, John L. Lilley A. McC. Matthewsop, Irving S Olds, i Charles H. Pabor Frederick H. Schmidt, Frank s. Bishop, Walbridge J. Taft, John o. Johnson, Morgan G. Bulkeley, jr., Ernest L. Isbell. Charles [ M. Fessenden, James H, Macdonald, Charles Oliver, Willis H. Grove, Ed ward C. Roberts, Anthony DeMatty. Ralph Cipriano, Israel Hershman, Wolf Levy, S. Efand, John J. Chandler, Henry Hillman, Thomas Chadwick, Freak Young, William c. Manning, ! Joseph Rofes, Alfonso, Maresea, Santo l Copasso, John Della Valle.
 ! Secretaries-Wa Bailey, Thomas | Kinsella. Charles H. Nichols, Daniel 1 Lawlor, Charles H Pabor. jr., Harry | V. Whipple, Edward o. Sullivan, Ste I phen Mosca, William Sllney, Coslmo 1 IPerrelli, Moses T. Rice, Lorenzo Mat tel, J. w. Davis, George McHendrlck, John J, Walsh, Walter G. Maltby, Frederick w. Campbell, Frederick Carl son, Walter Pond, John R. Booth, A. | Oswald Pallman, ]. E. Grodske, Har- Try Ekmark, A. D. Steinbach, Joseph I Popolizeo, Walter Whitaker, F. s. { Conklin, Pasquale Ferrucio, Joseph Lenzi, William A. Weissbarth r. De Andrea, Albert Jeffreys Evans, D. ! ICotrances Paul Stanley Chapman Ed ward R. Mayer, Edward H. Hart, Ed. | frodske, John Frederick Baker, Henry s. Hamilton, Chauncey B. Mccormick, Frank Pfieghar, jr., Walter c. Davis, Alfred Green, Edward B. Hall, Mich ael D. McGovern, William J. McKen- ma, Chas. Soderberg, Ferdinand D'Eso- DO, John Dwyer, Stephens Downs 1 Thaw, ePter Egan, Ralph D. Roche sperger, Heathcote M, Woolsey
 ! An important rally of the colored re- publican voters of the Ninth ward will be held in Masonic hall on Webster street tonight. A. Frederick Young will preside. Among the speakers will be Frederick w. Orr, and the Rev. c. | w. Davis. An attraction will be the Saratoga prize quartette, which will | rpndnr SpVara1 saIanfinpe