Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-02-01
Details Of His Reception in the Windy
City.
Arrived In Washington on January rs The
Trip Through Ohio Review al
Fort Sheridan.

arrival at Chicago on the 23rd
The Federal Government was
represented by Judge Grosscup,
General John G Black, United
States District Attorney; Thomas
E McMillin, clerk of the United
States District Court, and Hon
Thomas w Cridler of the State
Department at Washington. Chi
cago was represented by Mayor
Harrison and the army and navy
by Major Heisland and Lieuten
ant Commander Phelps respec-
lively. In addition to these gen
tlemen the President was welcom
ed by General Brooke and his
staff. Hon + NJ Hatch, Minister
to the United States from Hawaii;
William Penn Nixon, DIR Henry
@ Lyman and the Chicago Con
sui, DR. f w Job.
On arriving in Chicago the
reception committee entered Pre-
sident Dole's private car and well
coined him to Chicago. The fir,t
to shake hands with him was
Judge Grosscup, who said:
President Dole, l am instruct
ed by the President of the United
States to welcome YOU here. /
am pleased to introduce you to
Secretary Cridler, representing
the President, and Mayor Harri-
son of Chicago"
After the exchange of courte-
sizes and welcome to Chicago on
behalf of the city by Mayor Har-
rison, President Dole cordially
responded to the greeting, and
seemed pleased with the hearty
reception given to him. Mrs.
Dole, who won the hearts Of
every one present by her upaffect
ed and pleasant manner, thanked
the ladies of the committee for
coming out 80 early in the day to
welcome her, and seemed to ap
preciate very highly the reception
she received in Chicago.
The party at once proceeded in
carriages to the Auditorium An
mex, where suite 1102 had been
reserved for the guests. Their
rooms are situated at the north
east corner of the hotel on the
parlor floor, and are the same
apartments occupied by President
Mckinley two years ago, when he
visited Chicago to address the
Marquette Club. The suite, which
was decorated with La France
roses and draped with Hawaiian
flag, consists of drawing room
and three bedrooms.
On arriving at the hotel Gen
eral Brooke extended an invita-
tion to President and Mrs. Dole
to visit Fort Sheridan on Monday
morning, where a parade of the
garrison will be given in their
honor. The invitation was ac
cepted.
Sunday morning PresideRt and
Mrs. Dole attended the Church OF
the Messiah.
One of the attentions most ap
preciated by the visitor has been
the offer of Manager Stevenson of
the Long Distance Telephone
Company of the free use of their
wires while in Chicago.
Chicago, Jan. "a. = President
Dole and party will leave Chicago
at 2:O5 a, m. tomorrow for Wash.
ington, where they will arrive at
l:15 a. m. Wednesday. The party
will occupy one of the Baltimore
and Ohio officials cars and be
under the care of Third Assistant
Secretary of State Cridler and
Major Heisland, military attache
of President Mckinley. During
the journey on Tuesday the party
will pass through a thickly settled
portion of Ohio, making brief
stops at such points as Defiance,
Tiffin, Mansfield, Newark and
GAINESVILLE, and in the morning
they will pass through the historic
battlefield along the Cumberland
River between Cumberland aud
Washington.
President Dole, Consul Fred w
job and Chief Secretary Iaukea
left their quarters at the Auditom
um Annex and took carriages for
the Chicago and Northwestern de-
pot, where a special train for Fort
Sheridan was ready, Major Gen