Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18
OFF FOR CHICAGO.
DistinSaished Guests Start This Morning
for the Worlds Fair.

THREE LrxvRIous SPECIALS CARRY rRE ckpI-
MKT, THE SUPREME COURT AND THE pIPLo-
MATIc CORPS TO THE DEDICATION ExERcisEs-
oTHkR oUEsTs-wHo WENT AND WHEN THEY
WILL GET THKRE.
Several days ago Mr.. Anlai T. Ewing Jour
neyed from Chicago TO this city for the pur-
! pose OF escorting members OF the cabinet tc
the worlds fair ceremonies which take place on
Friday. This morning the train was ready and
the guests were on board but Mr.. Ewing Was not
there, 80 after a delay OF seven minutes
the cabinet started westward all alone Then
Mr.. Ewing came and was accorded travelling
accommodations on the train which had been
set apart for the exclusive use of that exclusive
body-the United States Supreme Court. Mr..
Ewing hopes, very sincerely. that he may be
able to catch that cabinet train OF his, but the
probabilities are not with him
Aside from the Ewing episode the most easily
apparent features OF the animated scene in the
Pennsylvania station this morning were check
travelling suits and vilely-odorous cigarettes-
evidently popular diplomatic combination.
Few Of the legation attaches still suffer
from that fearful optical disorder which CON-
pels them TO wear monocles when they are not
looking at anything. These were also notice
able.
THE PARTY.
BY 1880 most OF the travellers had put in an
appearance and were ready TO start. II was a
distinguished assemblage, for there were
members Of the cabinet. Supreme Court
Justices, diplomats OF high and
low degree, army aud navy officers.
railroad men and newspaper correspondents,
with just enough Pullman car porters TO give
the crowd an air OF financial soiidity. Com
missioner Douglass was around on time He
bad with him q gray telescope" containing
his dress suit and q variety Of pertinent i'm
promptu remarks.
Baron Fava was there, too, happy In the COM
panionship OF four trunks and a spring over
coat that will not avail much when the October
brand Of Chicago weather is turned loose.
THE CABINET oErs OFF
First Of the three trains 10 pull out for the
place which Columbus would have discovered
If be could was the one which was laden with
cabinet officers and members Of their families.
This was made up Of the composite car Ra-
leigh, dining car Continental compartment car
Ideal, drawing room car Dante and observation
car Sybaris. The persons who occupied these
palaces were Secretary John W. Foster of
the State Department and Mrs. Foster,
Attorney General Miller. Secretary Tracy, Mrs
Wilmerding, Miss Alice wilmerding and maid
Assistant Secretary Soley and wife, Lieut.
Cowles, .. & N; Lieut. Sutherland, Z. S. n. /;
Secretary John W. Noble, Mrs. Noble, Miss
Halstead and maid. Miss Elkins. Lieut. Depray,
U. S. A.; Mr. Z. N. Dawson, chief clerk
Interior Department; Mr.. L. H. Finney, Ir:
private secretary to Assistant Secretary Soley;
Postmaster General wenamaker and Mr.. New
bold Of the Pennsylvania railroad The Post
master General went away in state.
All the other cabinet officers
Dante. but he had secured for himself
the Ideal, which has in it eight drawing
rooms.
THE SUPREME COURT OUTFIT.
A few minutes later and the Supreme Court
Of the United States was on its way to Chicago.
There was no overcrowding on that train. 1t
vas made up Of the composite car Esperanza.
the sleepers Cervantes and LongfeIlow and
the dining car Lafayette. These luxu-
rious vehicles contain thirty sections and four
drawing rooms; there were only fifteen people
in the party. People who are accustomed to
seeing the justices in all the dignity Of silk and
silence on the Supreme bench would hardly
have recognized them this morning. Justice
Brown. clad in dark business suit and with his
feet unIudlcially far apart. stood on the plat
form and watched the crowd. His hands were
generally hidden away in the depths Of his
capacious pa-no, trousers pockets. Justice
Brewer was his companion; in addition to sew
eral other things-the visible ones mostly black
and decorous-he wore a silk hat Justice
of attention. Washington has become
accustomed to Chief Justice Fuller's
mustache. but ii has not vet recovered from
the shock it suffered in the Shiras whiskers
The whiskers looked less attractive than ever
this morning. Perhaps they will improve
before the justice returns, for there is much
wind in Chicago. Justice Gray created a slight
sensation by appearing on the platform for a
few moments with new silk travelling cap on
his head.
The Supreme Court party consisted Of Chief
Justice and Mrs. Fuller, Justice Harlan, JUS
tice and Mrs Gray, Justice Blatchford, Justice
and Mrs. Brewer, Miss Brewer, Justice Brown,
Justice Shras, Marshal Wright. Chief Clerk Nc
Kenney and Mrs. McKenney and Fred ID. C.
Faust, one Of the court pages. The party was
escorted by Mr.. John A. Wilkie OF the Chicago
Tribune. Mr. Nilkie is president OF the Chi
cago Press Club and Of the worlds fair press
committee. Mr.. McWilliams represented the
Pennsylvania Railroad COMPANY
THE DIPLOMATIC TRAIN.
There was no great surplus Of room In the
diplomatic train, which left the city about ten
minutes after the Supreme Court had departed
1t was made up of the composite car Antony,
the dining car Magdaline sleeping cars
Schiller, Bulyer and Narcisscus the COM
partment car Superb and the observation
car Alroy. The Superb was sacred TO the press,
1t was rendered thereto by the PENNSYLVANIA
company and was occupied by Mr.. and Mrs p.
V. DeGraw, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Halford, Mr..
and Mrs. d. S. Barry and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G.
Seckendorf.
OF the diplomatic colony the following named
were on board: Senior n. Bolet- Peraza, Sonora
de Bolet-Peraza, Senor Don Cayetano Romero
Sonora Dona E. n. de Romero, Senior Salvador
de Mendonca, Dona Maria Mendonca; DIR. DonJ.
NJ. Yrigoyan, Sonora de eYrigoyan, Senor Don.J b.
Calvo, Sonora Dona Maria de Calvo; Senior Bon q.
Amuntegui, Senor Don Anibal Cruz, Senior
Don Emanuel Elguera, Senior Don Manuel
Multedo, Senior Don Perez Seoane, Seuor Don
r. de Saavedra, Senor Thomas de Souza Roza,
Count de Sponneck, Sceviller De G. Tavera,
Senior Don Horacio Guzman, Mr.. Al
fred de Claparede, Migirditch Effendi
Norighian. DIR. Charles c. Tavel, Baron de Fava,
Hon. Michael II. Herbert. Marquis Imperiai,
Senior Don Edmundo J. Plaza, Mavroyeni Bey.
Mr.. Raymond lie CHAT, Mr.. Alfred lie
CHAT, Mr.. p. Botkin, Mr.. Charles struve,
Mr.. Maurice J. Depret. Mr.. Paul Despret,
August Masure, Camille Kranz. Mr.. Ye Cha
Yam, Senior Don Enrique Dupuy de Lone,
Sonora Depuy de Lone, Senor Don Rogue
Casal Curranza, Mr.. Gozo Tateno, Baron
Clemens Won Kettler, Lieut.. S. Nakamura,
Mr.. Theuejfro Miyaska, Mr.. Kurt won
Mutzenbecker. Lieut.. Albrecht Heese,
Mr.. Yung Kwai, Mr.. Pung Kwang Yu, Mrs.
Brown and Mrs. Waite, Mr.. John Addison, Mr..