The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-08

STATESMEN


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3 reported the tentative program Al
- ranged, which was accepted. the pal
ticulars being further reported by til
chairmen of the various subcomnit
+ | tees.
+ G. P. Cooke announced that he ha
secured twenty automobiles to take tn
L visitors to the Pail, the Bishop Mu
/. scum, Waikiki and Diamond Head. H
a suggested Thursday for the first run
: which was agreed to providing i
suited the convenience of the visitors
Secretary Atkinson reported that ;
regatta at Waikiki could be arrange,
; at a cost of $3.50. which would proyid,
for six races, including surf-boat ant
surf-boarG races. He further suggest
ed having two or three canoes at Wal.
kiki in the charge of expert swimmers
kept at the disposal of the visitors
Both of these suggestions We're ac-
cepted.
The excursion to Pearl City and Ha-
leiwa, the carrying out of the idea OF
a Hawaiian night, pau ride and a
luau We're all reported on and the as
suranees given that everything was
being properly arranged.
Chairman Peck suggested that as the
| visitors would be here on Memorial
| Day suitable ceremonies in honor of
| the nations dead be arranged for. 1t
would be, he said, an object lesson in
patriotism for the citizens here to see
| the eminent men of the nation tak'ng
| part in this event.
Among the other suggestions for the
entertainment of the visitors was a
shark fishing excursion and various
private entertainments about the city,
to take place should any of the party
prefer to remain in Honolulu rather
than go to the other islands on the
side trips.
THE MAUI COMMITTEE.
A wireless was received by Scores
tary Atkinson yesterday from Maur
which reported the names of those
chosen as the Maui executive commit
tee with power to name subcommittee
and take charge of all plans. Those
named are Kepoikai, CoeIho, Pail. F. |
F. Baldwin, Lindsay, Lufkin, Will
liams. Mckay and Wells.
WHO THE VISITORS ARE.
Among the twenty-eight Congress,
men To arrive are the heads of sew
the Federal government, of particular
Importance to Hawaii being the chair
man of the Territories Committee, Rep
resentative Hamilton of Michigan. Po-
the excursionists are all Re-
publicans but one, Representative E.
Y. Webb of North Carolina, and there
is but one Senator among them, Sem
ator S. H. Piles of Washington.
The visitors are:
Alexander, d. L., New York, member
IF the Judiciary committee and the
Rivers and Harbors committee. He is
accompanied by his wife and daugh-
er.
Acheson, E. F., Pennsylvania, mem
,er of the Expenditures in the Navy
Department. and the Rivers and Har-
'ors committees. He is a newspaper .
nan, 81 years old and accompanied by
lis wife and daughter.
Abraham, L. B., Indiana, member Of
he Appropriations and Territories
His wife and daughter ac-
him.
Bates, A. G., Pennsylvania, Commit
ee on Naval Affairs. He is accompa-
lied by his sister.
Capron, A. B., Rhode Island, COM /
nittee on Foreign Affairs. Military and
territories. His wife and daughter
re with him.
Cole, Ralph D., Ohio, Irrigation and
.ands and Territories committee. III
Conner, James P, Iowa, Rivers and
Iarbors, Library and Public Build
1gs committee. He is accompanied by 1
lrs. Conner.
Campbell, Phillip P, Kansas, Dis
riot of Columbia, member of the Pen
ion committee.
Davidson, Jas. H., Wisconsin, Rail
avs and Canals and Rivers and Har-
0rs committees.
Ellis, E. c., Missouri, Rivers and
[arbors committee.
Graft, JOS M, Illinois, Appropria-
ons committee. His wife and daugh-
n accompany him.
Howell, B. F., New Jersey, chairman
{ the Immigration and Naturalization
,mmittee and a member of the Pub
C Buildings and Grounds committee.
Hepburn, William P, Iowa, chair
ian of the Interstate and Foreign
committee. Mrs. Hepburn
also coming.
Hamilton, Ed L., Michigan, chair
an of the Territories committee and 4
member of the Committee of Insular Y
fairs. He is accompanied by his
ife. n
Humphrey, William E., Washington,
ducation, Expenditures in the De- A.
of Agriculture, Merchant
arine and Fisheries committees.
Jones, William L., Washington, Riv-
s and Harbors committee. His wife
him.
keifer. General J. W., Ohio, Appro-
iations committee.
Lilley, George L., Connecticut, Naval
fairs committee. Mrs. Lilley is also
the party.
Chas. E., Maine, chair
an of the Expenditures in the Depart
ent OF Agriculture committee, men,
II of the Judiciary, and Merchant
arine and Fisheries committees. He
as formerly Speaker of the House of
of Maine and the At
rney General of that State. He is
companied by Mrs. Littlefeld.
Mann, Jas. r., Illinois, Interstate and
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