The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-25

ChcaSo-Goes 10 Shurch on Suhoay
Morning and On Monday Inspects the
Troops at Fort sheridan-The Distin-
Guished Guests Wife Accompanies Him.
Chicago, Jan. 25.-Sanford b. Dole.
president Of Hawaii, the island republic
OF the Pacific. arose Monday with the
gray dawn, and, snatching a hasty
breakfast. hurried off for the Wells
street depot and took the trein for Fort
Sheridan. President Dole and his party.
which consisted of the president and
sician of Honolulu, and Major Iaukes.
the presidents Kanaka secretary. had
arrived in Chicago Sunday They had
been received by Judge Grosscup and
Assistant Secretary OF State Cridler.
and Major General Brooke and hisstaff.
representing the United States govern
ment. and Mayor Harrison. represent
ing tn city Of Chicago They had been
taken to the Auditorium Annex. where
a suite of ten rooms had been provided
for the party.
Hears Sermon.
The president and his party went
Sunday morning to Central Music hall
to hear Rev. DIR. Hills preach. went out
for a drive about the city In the after
noon. and spent the evening at the
home of Salter S. Dole, a nephew of the
president, whose home Is at 344 Dear
born avenue. The visit TO Fort Sheri-
dan Monday morning was part of the
programme for the entertainment of
the nations distinguished guest which
had been arranged by the officers who
have the party in charge, Secretary
Cridler. and Major Heisted. Lieutenant
Commander Phelps. and f. M. Hatch,
minister for the United States to Ha-
waii. After his breakfast the president
accompanied his secretary to the desk
of the Western Union Telegraph office
to send a message A messenger had
already arri, D1 TO notify the president
that General Brooke and party was al
the depot waiting for him. But even
| then the party was late, for after they
were ready to go the carriages delayed
| them for fifteen minutes.
City Not Represented.
Meanwhile, General Brooke, wrapped
in heavy army overcoat, but In full
uniform, was waiting at the head of th'
! stairs on Wells street. The little grouI
[ of officers in their uniforms attracted
( the attention of the people lounginl
| about the depot. and soon considera
{s6ie group was gathered at~the. entrance
of the depot. waiting to catch a glimps'
OF the president when he stepped from
| the carriage to the depot. Down in tn
| depot yards a special train consistin,
J of two coaches. one Of which, was tha
/ Of the general superintendent of thu
! road. was waiting. 1t was expected
} that Mayor Harrison and some of th
I representatives of the city would b.
! present at this early morning ceremon!
( In honor Of the Hawaiian party, but n
one. not so much as q city hall clerk
was present.
Party Late in Arriving.
The party was late in arriving. bu
| General Brooke and his companion
[ waited with the patience that only arm,
officers on duty can command. A
( length there was an exultant little whis
| per In the crowd. A hack dashed VI
| TO the curb. from which there descended
little man with a sallow complexion
| thin face. and a high silk hat. Tha
! was Minister Hatch. Then coupl
I Of army officer. said to be Lieutenan
! commander Hnelps anu MdJor Ieis
tand Then a tall man with q long
white flowing board. They are not b,
any means Populistic whiskers thar tn
president of Hawaii wears. but fin
patriarchal board that lends a grea
dignity to his appearance.
/ At Fort sheridan.
On arriving at Fort Sheridan Colone
Hall took his guests to the headquar
ters under the large tower and the sol
diers of the Fourth regiment. attired 4
their dress uniforms, passed befor
them. Thereupon President Dole an
the others were taken to Colonel Hall
home, where brief informal receptio
was held before the return trip to tn
city. After being at the fort until near
ly noon Che party again boarded tn
special train and at 1920 o'cloc
reached Chicago. Carriages were
| waiting to take them to Kinsley's TO
the dinner, to which number OF Ha
waiian-born Chicago people were In
vited.
Locomotive Boiler Explosion.