The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-02-01
RIDER 70 APPROPRIATION DOLE is WELL RECEIVED
HIGHLY HONORED BY CHICAGO
PEOPLE.
Preparations Made for His Entertain
ment in ashington-Details of His
Journey Eastward.

CHICAGO, January 23.-President
and Mrs. Sanford b. Dole of Hawaii
arrived in Chicago at five minutes past
8 o'clock this morning. A distinguish
ed party greeted the President of the
little Island Republic on his arrival.
The Federal Government was repr-
esnted by Judge Grosscup, Gen. John
C. Black, United States district attor-
ney; Thomas f. Mcmillan. clerk of the
United States district court, and Thos
w. Cridler, of the State Department.
at Washington. Chicago was repre-
sented by Mayor Harrison and the ar
my and navy by Maj. Heistand and
Lieut.. Com. Phelps respectively, who
were dressed in full uniform In addi-
tion to these gentlemen. the President
was welcomed by Gen. Brooke and his
staff, consisting of Captain Richards
and Lieuts. Dean and McKehna; +. NJ.
Hatch. Minister to the United States
from Hawaii; William Penn Nixon.
DR.. Henry c. Lyman and the Chicago
Consul, DR.. +. w. job
The party at once proceeded in
carriages to the Auditorium hotel,
where suite 1902 had been reserved
for the guests.
On arriving at the hotel Gen. Brooke
extended an invitation to the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Dole to visit Fort Sher-
idan on Monday morning. where ii
parade of the garrison will be given
in their honor
CHICAGO, January 24.-The pro-
program for the entertainment of Mr
Dole consisted today of trip to Fort
Sheridan and a review of the United
States troops, an informal dinner at
Kinsley's Immediately after the par
ty returned, given by DR.. Lyman, to
which a number of Hawaiian born
Chicago residents were invited
At 3 o'clock a formal reception to
President Dole was given at the Uni
on League which lasted until about
o'clock.
Judge and Mrs. p. S. Grosscup gave
supper to Mr. and Mrs. Dole, at
which were Mayor Carter Harrison
and his wife, Gen. and Mrs. John r.
Brooke, Gen. and Mrs. John c. Black,
Consul and Mrs. job, Judge John Sho-
walter and others.
ingtOn tomorrow morning.
CHICAGO. January 25.-At 2:O5 this
afternoon the visitors resumed their
journey to the capital, where they will
arrive at LIS a. m. tomorrow. They
occupied the private car of one of the
Baltimore and Ohio officials, and they
were accompanied by Third Assistant
Secretary of State Chidler and Mai.
Heistand, military attache of Presl-
dent Mckinley.
Upon his arrival at Washington Mir.
Dole will be the guest of the nation at
the Arlington, where elegant quart
ers have been prepared for him.
WASHINGTON, January 24.-It is
growing more and more evident that
President Mckinley regards President
Dole as trump card to be PLAYED for
annexation. Elaborate preparations
have been made for his reception. All
the troops in Washington have been
ordered to meet him at the depot and
escort him to the quarters provided
for him at the expense of the govern
ment. President Mckinley will en-
change visits with him and will give
an elaborate dinner in his honor. Ev-
erything is to be done that will have
tendency to increase his importance.
and open the way for him to make a
good impression upon the Senate.
Here in Washington the annexation
newspapers have started a movement
toward the decoration of Pennsylva-
avenue in honor of Dole's coming.
and in every way is the visit to be
made imposing and impressive