The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-27
PRESIDENT DOLE ARRIVES.
THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF hawaii
rs IN WARRINGTON.

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At Hl- Request All Display IL Avoided-Presi
dent Mckinley Cniis on HIN nt Riis Hetci
and an Hour Later Presideat Dele ne.
tnrna the Gail ut che waite nsouse.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 28.-sanford b. Dole. Presi-
dent Of the republic Of Hawaii. IL In Washing
ton, the guest OF the United States. The Ha-
waiian Presidential party arrived at 2:15 this
afternoon, tho train which brought the visitors
over the Baltimore and Ohio road from Chicago
having been delayed two hours by a severe
storm. The honors due the President OF the new
republic we're extended with great simplicity on
his arrival, but the plans which had been made
for an elaborate military and civic demonstra'
ton were abandoned at his own request. Presi.
dent Dole had said that no preferred to come to
the capital In q democratic manner. and. in &C.
oordanco with his wish. only a simple escort
party met him on his arrival.
President McKinley's carriage, occupied by
Secretary Sherman and Assistant Secretary
Adee, greeted the Hawaiian party at the sta
tlon. Assistant Secretary Cridler of the State
Department, Major Heistand Of the army. Lieu
tenant.Commander Phelps Of the navy, and Mr..
Hatch. the Hawaiian Minister to the United
States, had met the Hawaiian visitors at Chi
cago and accompanied them to Washington.
President Dole's party consisted Of Mre. Dole;
his secretary. Major @. p. Iaukea, and his ply
UlClbn. LII M. N. Dhy VI hotui Ahoy "VhV
driven to tho Arlington Hotel. where the rooms
on the second floor known as the state apart.
ments had been reserved for President and
Within an hour President Mckinley paid a
visit OF ceremony to the Hawaiian President,
being accompanied from the White House by
officer detailed as superintendent OF Public
Buildings and Grounds. Cordial greetings were
s soSs 9srma Syw w the t of w shiep % %ere spossn ab By
President Mckinley.
call, being escorted to the Executive Mansion
by Minister Hatch, Assistant Secretaries Of
Slate Cridler and Adee, and Major Hoistand.
Secretary Iaukea and DR.. Day accompanied Mr..
President Dole received a number of visitors
at the Arlington Hotel before dinner; senator
dinner, however. being fatigued by the journey.
he excused himself to callers, and soon after 8
10 a reporter OF THE Sun Mr.. Dole spoke gen.
orally so nc TrpiiIe z! the S Sireum anhI so, and and g S1s;
tRiG Ss s IN e' 1877 S,i,!.' he sa hHVs sf sS% The ,0 PURPOSE 1ns eF 81
comforting with, members Of our legation In
W Wd%fnIs;raao Snd In q th %' eountrR %en IN regard ar 'h 70
the question of annexation, ! have r~efrained
from talking since reached this country. and
President Dole intimated strongly that some
Of the opposition to annexation; though not all
Corning the Conditions existing in the Islands.
The further. conversation of the Hawaiian
President Ss.ie.a , referred s, chiefly tsa Hs to the fEa TSw5s of
81 IiOA IA AhNS ~ h-S
Mr.. Dole said that he was exceedingly graft.
fled by the cordially of his reception. not only
in Washington but at San Francisco and inter
mediate points along the route to the capital. .
Joseph O. Carter Of Honolulu. a personal
friend OF President Dole and a brother Of the
late Henry A. p. Carter. Minister of Hawaii to
this country, Is in Washington. but he is here
for the purpose Of opposing the treaty, of an.
| nexation. Like President Dole, he was born in
Hawaii. though Of New England stock. as Mr..
Dole is also. During a part Of tho journey across
the continent Mr.. and Mrs. Carter travelled on
the same train with President Dole and party
as far east "a Chicago.
In speaking of annexation. Mr.. Carter said
| that he was not here in the interest Of any or.
ganization. but as an individual opposed to the
treaty. He said he expected TO remain, IN Wash
| ington for several weeks. In regard to Presi-
dent Dole's visit land its probable influence. Mr..
Carter said:
president Dole is a conservative man and
always has been. There is not a radical ele;
ment in him. He has talked .guardedly In all
interviews that I have seen. He does not admit
that the republic cannot stand il annexation
fails. He says 1t can. So do l."
No definite plans for the entertainment of the
Hawaiian Presidential party tomorrow have
been made. Next Tuesday evening President
and Mrs. Mckinley will give a dinner in honor
Of President and Mrs. Dole.