The record-union., 1898-01-20
Left Last Night in a Private Gar
Over the Central Pacific.
His Departure From San Francisco unat'
tended by Ceremony.
Visits the Preside During the
Early Part of the Day, and Es-
corted by General Shafter, Was
Shown the Interesting Features
of the Military Reservation,
Later Being Entertained at
Breakfast by Mayor Phelan.

Breakfast by mayor Fhe1aH.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 19. = Unat-
tended by civic or military escort, with
no firing of cannon of footing OF
whistles, President Sanford B. Dole Of
Hawaii departed from San Francisco
as he arrived, with the same lack Of
ceremony as would mark the move
ments of any other traveller. He was
driven down to the ferry at o'clock
this afternoon in hack which also con-
veyed Mrs. Dole, the Presidents Pri-
vate Secretary, Major Iankea, and Sol-
onel Wilder of Hawaii.
The boat which connects with the de-
parting overland train leaves this side
of the bay at g o'clock, but to AVOID
publicity the island President crossed
by an earlier boat, and at the OAK
land Mole Immediately sought the Sc
clusion of the private car Guadaloupe
provided for him by H. Z. Huntington,
assistant to the President of the south-
ern Pacific Company, and attached 10
the regular east7bound train. Neither
Mr.. nor Mrs. Dole left the privacy or
the car until after the departure OF the
train.
The private car was speclally pro-
visioned and equipped under the dlTec-
ton of Mr. Huntington, that the niue
Presidential party might ENJOY every
procurable comfort on the last stage OF
his Journey TO Washington IN the III
terest of annexation
The route to Chicago will be over the
Central and Union Pacific and the Chl-
cago and Northwestern roads.
President Dole made the most OF ms
last day of his stay here. Before ~
o'clock. and while the morning was YET
inhospitably gray, carriages aWalteo
him at his hotel to convey MIN 10 Iile
Washington- street wharf, where tle
military steamer General AicDoWeh was
in readiness to take the distinguished
visitor to the Preside Reservation
wharf. At the latter point the mill
+arv escort was waiting TO receive MN,
ami as soon as he landed the prescribed
Presidential salute of twenty-one guns
was fired.
Escorted by Brigadier-Genera1 smart
er. commanding the Department ol
California, President Dole was lheh
shown the interesting features OF the
Preside, and was given an opportunity
TO inspect the fortificationS and pat
teries.
After a review of the troops stationed
at the Presidio, President Dole re-
turned to town, and was driven 10 the
Pacific Union Club, where at ocioch
he was the guest of Mayor James =
Phelan at an elaborate breakfast 1 ne
1wenty-eight guests included represeh-
4atiyes of the principal civic and COM
marcial societies. and representatives
of the judiciary, army and navy. The
bospitality extended by the Mayor and
the club occupied the greater part oA
the afternoon. =
The. President then returned TO ms
hotel. where he rejoined Mrs. Dole, VINO
having had friends with her all aay'
snent the entire time resting, preleFfihs
not to go out.
PARTY TO MEET THE PRESIDENT
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-MaJor
Heisland, the army representative, anu
I5eutenant- Commander Phelps, VINO
has definitely accepted the assignment
10 represent the navy in receiving Fres-
iaent Dole of Hawaii, reported TO MI.
c,,aler this morning, and they VIII
soon leave for Chicago. 1t is probapie
that Mr.. Hatch, Hawaiian Minister
win accompany Mr.. Cridler.s party 10
chicago to meet President Dole. The
,,sets,,e,,isbed visitor, being the nations
e,nest. will be taken in charge IN Chl-
cago by Mr.. Cridler. and 1t Is expect
ed he will be quaratered at the Audl-
torium.
The President will invite the Mayor
of Chicago and Governor Tanner OF III
inois. to take part in the reception 70
president Dole, but no details regard
ING the matter have been decided upon.
CHICAGO. Jan. 19.-Arrangements
are being rapidly completed for the re-
cantion and entertainment of President
1,e1e of Hawaii. who is expected to ar
rive in Chicago Saturday morning on
no Chicago and Northwestern over
land limited train.
General Brooks, commander OF the
troops at Fort Sheridan, Will receive
orders for the United States troops az
that garrison to meet President Dole
on his arrival in Chicago, to act as an
escort TO The hotel. 4 guard Of honor
with a complement of staff offieers, VIII
also be detailed to wait on President
Dole while in the city, and 10 escort
him to the train on Sunday. Ihoush
no definite arrangements have as YET
been made the city government VIII
doubtless be represented in the recep-
fion To be tenederd the Hawaiian ruler
during his brief stay in Chicago.
From Chicago, It is the intention OF
the Government Representatives to take
President Dole direct TO Washington
on a special train.
When shown the Associated Press
dispatch from Washington statfng that
he would be invited TO cooperate in the
reception of President Dole, May Or
Harrison said he would heartily join
in doing honor TO the President Of the
Hawaiian Republic Owing TO the fact
that the City Council VIII not be in ses-
sion until next Monday. the usual meth
cd of action is impracticable, but the
Mayor viii name committee Of prom
iaent citizens who will be asked 10 as
sist in the ceremonies. and with the
Mayor represent the city in a manner
which would otherwise be arranged by
special action Of the City Council
One Year at San Quentin.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 19.-William