The herald., 1898-01-20
When Dole Departed for
the Capital
A NATIONAL GUARD OF HONOR
rs AWAITING HIS ARRIVAL AT
CHICAGO
The Hawaiian President Behaves
Himself With Most Becoming
Modesty in His Jaunt
AssocIated Press Special wire

Associated Press Special Wire
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1s.-Unat-
tended by civic or military escort, with
no firing Of cannon or footing Of whis-
ties, President Sanford B. Dole of Ha-
wall departed from San Francisco as he
arrived, with the same lack of ceremony
as would mark the movements OF any
other traveller. He was driven down to
the ferry at o'clock this afternoon in a
hack which also conveyed Mrs. Dole, the
presidents private secretary, Major
Iankea and Consul General Wilder OF
Hawaii. The boat which connects with
the departing overland train leaves this
side OF the bay at o'clock but to avoid
publicity the island president crossed by
an earlier boat and at the Oakland Mole
Immediately sought the seclusion of the
private car Caudaloupe provided for
him by H. q. Huntington, assistant to
the president of the Southern Pacific
company, and attached to the regular
eastbound train.
Neither Mr.. nor Mrs. Dole left the
privacy Of the car until after the de-
parture Of the train.
The private car was specially pro-
visloned and equipped under the direc-
tion Of Mr.. Huntington, that the little
presidential party might enjoy every
procurable comfort on the last stage OF
its journey to Washington in the inter-
ests of annexation.
The route to Chicago will be over the
Central and Union Pacific and the Chi
cago and Northwestern roads.
President Dole made the most of his
last day of his stay here. Before 10
o'clock and while the morning was yet
inhospitably grey, carriages awaited
him at his hotel to convey him to the
Washington street wharf, where the mill
itary steamer General Mcdowell was
in readiness to take the distinguished
visitor the preside reservation wharf.
At the latter point the military escort
was waiting to receive him and as soon
as he landed the prescribed presidential
salute of 81 guns was fired. Escorted by
Brig. Gen. Shafter, commanding the
department of California, President
Dole was then shown the interesting
features of the Preside and was given
an opportunity to inspect the fortifica-
tions and batteries. After a review Of
the troops stationed at the Preside,
President Dole returned to town and
was driven to the Pacific Union club,
where at o'clock he was the guest of
Mayor James d. Phelan at an elaborate
breakfast. The rs guests included rep
resentatives of the principal civic and
commercial societies, representatives OF
the judiciary, army and navy.
The hospitality extended by the mayor
and the club occupied the greater part
of the afternoon. The president re-
turned to his hotel where he rejoined
Mrs. Dole, who having had friends with
her all day, spent the entire time rest
ing, preferring MOTTO go out.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 19.-President
Sanford B. Dole of Hawaii spent busy
day today, preparatory to his depart
ure for Washington. At 10 o'clock this
morning he left the Clay-street wharf
for the Preside on board the govern
ment tug Mcdowell, accompanied by
General Shafter and staff. Upon his ar
visitor was accorded full military hon
ors, including review of all the troops
stationed there. After the review Pres
ident Dole inspected the Notifications
and returned to the city, where Mayor
Phelan and delegation Of prominent
citizens awaited him. He was then es-
corted to the Pacifc-Union Club, where
he was entertained at breakfast. Cow
ers were laid for twenty-eight guests.
The afternoon was devoted to making
the final preparations for departure and
bidding adieu to the friends of Presi-
dent Dole and the cause he represents.
CHICAGO. Jan. 10. = Arrangements
ARRANGEMENTS AT CHICAGO
are being completed for the reception
and entertainment Of President Dole
of Hawaii, who Is expected to arrive in
Chicago Saturday morning on the Chi
cago and Northwestern Overland Linn
tied train. He will leave San Francisco
very quietly tonight as an ordinary pas
senger, taking a single lower berth.
General Brooks, commander of the
troops at Fort Sheridan, will receive
orders for the United States troops at
that garrison to meet President Dole
on his arrival in Chicago, to act as an
escort to the hotel. A guard of honor,
with a complement of staff officers, will
also be detailed to wait on President
Dole while in the city and to escort him
to the train on Sunday. Though no
definite arrangements have as yet been
made, the city government will doubt
less be represented at the reception to
be rendered the Hawaiian ruler during
his brief stay In Chicago.
From Chicago II Is the intention of
the government representatives to take
President Dole direct to washington
on a special train.
When shown an Associated Press dis
patch from Washington stating that he
would be invited to cooperate in the
reception Of President Dole, Mayor Har-
rison said he would heartily Join in do
ing honor to the president OF the Ha-
waitan republic. Owing to the fact that
tho city council will not be in session
until next Monday, the usual method Of
action Is impracticable, but the mayor
will name committee Of prominent Cit
liens who will be asked to assist In the
ceremonies and with the mayor repre-
sent the city In a manner which womb
otherwise be arranged by special action
Of the city. council,
AFFAIRS AT HOME
HONOLULU, Jan. IL (via san Fran
cisco. Jan. 10).--A long and Important
Cabinet meeting was held yesterday
The main subject under discussion wss
the pardons to be granted on the 17fh
It II understood that the Council of stata
will be asked TO restore civil rirbts a. |
all who took part ~ the uprising IL 1ssS'
'Ehe men found guilty of participatin~ Z
In the rebellion have been st laree "a !