The age-herald., 1898-01-27
DOLE OF HAWAII
 SEES MCKINLEY President and Escorts Arrived in Wash
 ingtOn Yesterday. AMID STORMY WEATHER The Party Rode From Chicago on a Late
 Train. PRESIDENTS EXCHANGE GREETINGS Mckinley Called on Dole at the Arlington and 2 Dole Returned the Compiment-N Nothing of. an Official Nature Marked
 the Consultations.
 
PRESIDENTS EXCHANGE GREETINGS

Washington, Jan. 26-Presldent Dole of Hawaii arrived here at 2:20 this afternoon, and in behalf of the government was well -comed to the national capital by Secretary Sherman and Assistant Secretary Adee. The presidential party was belated by storms along the way, and it was three hours after the scheduled time that the train swung into the Baltimore and Ohio depot.
 A crowd of several hundred had assem- bled at North Capitol and three platoons of mounted policemen were on hand to act as an escort. MT. Sherman and MT. Adee stepped on the rear platform the train came to a stop, and were conducted inside for the first greetings to President and Mrs. Dole and their party. There was brief and informal exchange, 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 photographed.
 Then MT. Sherman offered his arm to Mrs. Dole and escorted her to President McKinleys carriage. The platoons of officers wheeled about, the spirited bays of
 
 a lively gait and the party proceeded to the Arlington where the Hawaiian exec utive will be the nations guest In the second carriage was Minister Hatch of Hawaii, Assistant Secretary Cridler and MT. Dole's private secretary. Following this was the carriage of Assistant Sere- tary Adee and Dr. Day, the physician of President Dole. The fourth carriage con- tained Maj. Heistand, representing the army, and Lieutenant Commander Phelps, the navy. There was no military display, democratic simplicity being observed at MT. Doles request.
 At the Arlington.
 The Arlington hotel was reached about 2:30 o'clock. 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, and Colonel Bingham were notified by telephone of the arrival and soon appeared bearing the congratulations of President Mckinley and requesting to be informed when 1t would be most convenient for the president of the Hawaiian republic to ceive him in person. It was arranged that soon after the arrival of their baggage President Dole would notify President Me Kinley of the readiness to recive him.
 President McKinley's call was entirely formal and did not last longer than fif- teen minutes. He was accompanied by MT. Porter and Colonel Bingham and was met by Assistant Secretary Cridler and MT. Hatch, the Hawaiian minister, who in- troduced them to President Dole, Mrs. Dole and the other msmbers of the party. After a mutual exchange of courtesses President Mckinley returned to the white house.
 Dole Visits Mckinley.
 At AIS D. m. President Dole returned the visit of President Mckinley He drove over to the white house in company with MT. Hatch and Assistant Secretary Cridler. His private secretary Major Laukea with Major HeisItand and Lieutenant Com- mnulder Phelps and pr. Day, followed in another carriage. At the entrance to the white house the visitor was met by Colonel Bingham and the party was led at once by him to the elevator, whence they were scon transferred to the library on the sec ond floor There, President Mckinley was in waiting and gave his guest cordial greet ing. After few words of general con- versation the two presidents retired to a couch in one corner of the room and spent about five minutes in consultation. It was said that this talk was purely unofficial and personal. Then the party was es- corted downstairs and returned to the hotel