The San Francisco call., 1898-01-27
SHERMAN
 BIDS DOLE
 WELCOME Hawaiia's Chief Ar rives at the Ma tion's Capital. Greeted at the Depot by the Secretary of
 State. Conveyed in President McKfn- ley's Carriage to His
 Quarters. SHOWN EVERY COURTESY. The American Executive Sends Con- gratulations and N Otice of
 Visit.
Conveyed in President McKfn- ley's Carriage to His
 Quarters.
SHOWN EVERY COURTESY.
The American Executive Sends Con- gratulauons and N Otice of
 a Visit
Special Dispatch to The Call.
Call Office, Riggs House,

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 Washington, Jan.26.
 President Dole of Hawaii arrived here at 2:1O p. n., and, in behalf of the Government. was welcomed by Secre- tary Sherman and Assistant Secretary Adee. The Presidential party was be- lated by storms along the way, and it was three hours after the schedule time that the train swung into the Bal timore and Ohio depot. A crowd of several hundred had assembled on North Capitol street. and three platoons of mounted police were on hand to act as an escort.
 AS the train came to a stop MT. Sher- man and MT. Adee stepped on the rear platform, and were met by Assistant Secretary Cridler who conducted them inside for the first greetings to Presi- dent and Mrs. Dole and the party There was a brief and informal ex- change of compliments, and then the party filed out to the waiting carriages. As they alighted Secretary Sherman and President Dole, with Mrs. Dole standing between them, were photo graphed. Then Secretary Sherman of fered his arm to Mrs. Dole and escort ed her to President McKinley's car riage.
 The platoons of officers wheeled about, the spirited bays of the White House stepped off at lively gait, and the party proceeded to the Arlington. where the Hawaiian executive will be the nations guest. In the second car riage were Minister Hatch of Hawaii. Assistant Secretary Cridler and MT. Dole's private secretary.
 Following this was the carriage of Assistant Secretary Adee and Dr. Day, the physician of Mir. Dole The fourth carriage contained Major Heislandt, representing the army, and Lieutenant Commander Phelps of the navy. There was no military display, simplicity being the order at MT. Dole's request
 The Arlington was reached about 2:30. Secretary Sherman, with Mrs. Dole on his arm, escorted the party to their rooms and then took his official leave. MT. Porter, private secretary to the President, accompanied by Colonel Bingham, was notified by telephone of the arrival and soon appeared, bearing the congratulations of President Me kinley and requesting to be informed when it would be most convenient for the President of the Hawaiian republic to receive him in person. It was ar ranged that, soon after the arrival of their baggage, President Dole would notify President Mckinley of his readiness to receive him.
 The apartments to which the dis tinguished guests were assigned are on the second floor, facing Vermont ave- nue and I street. The drawing room is in the corner. and next on the Vermont side are the bedrooms of President and Mrs. Dole. The private dining room adjoins the drawing room on the I street front. The furnishings of the apartments are rich, but apparently there had been no effort at display. The decorations consisted almost en- tfrely of American Beauty roses. which had been tastefully arranged on the mantles and tables.