The record-union., 1898-01-25
PRESIDENT DOLE OF HAWAII.
HIS ENTERTAINMENT AT THE
CITY OF CHICAGO.
Takes a Trip to Fort Sheridan,
Reviews the Troops, and
Entertained at Dinner.

CHICAGO. Jan 24-The programme
for the entertainment of President Dole
of Hawaii consisted to-day of trip
to Fort Sheridan and a review of the
United States troops, an informal din
ner at Kingsley's Immediately after the
party returned, and a reception at the
Union League Club.
President Dole, accompanied by Con-
sui Fred w Job and Chief Secretary
Iaukea, left their quarters at the Audi
torium Annex, and took carriages for
the Ch.cago and Northwestern depot,
where a special train for Fort Sheri-
dan was ready Majors General Brooke
and his staff were in waiting at the de-
pot. and with the distinguished party
took their places in the private car Of
General Manager Whitman of the
| Northwestern road. Mrs. Dole was
somewhat indisposed, joining the party
at the Hawaiian dinner given by Dr.
Henry NJ Lyman, native Hawaiian.
Mayor Harrison also was not pres
ent, but assisted later at the reception
at the Union League Club.
The train TO Fort Sheridan pulled out
of the Wells-street station promptly,
and on arriving at Fort Sheridan Col
onel Robert II. Hall. the post COM
mander. met the visitor.
As the distinguished delegate stepped
off the train he was met by volley Of
cheers from a crowd of students from
Lake Forest. The boys obtained a day
off to see the Hawaiian official and
lavished the college yell on him, for
which the President showed his appre-
citation by bowling and lifting his hat.
At the east side of the station was
the First Regiment. which acted as es-
cort Cor Major General Brooke and his
guests y carriage stood ready, and
the rest of the party were taken to the
barracks in wagons.
President Dole and others of the par
| " were taken to Colonel Halls house.
where brief informal reception was
held and then the party boarded the
| train for Chicago. Carriages were in
waiting and President Dole and his
| escort drove TO Kingsley's. where the
dinner given by DR.. Lyman, to which
a number of Hawaiian born Chicago
residents were invited was served.
AT > o'clock a formal reception 10
| President Dole was given at the Union
League Club, which lasted until 4
! o'clock Judge and Mrs. 2. S. Grosscup
/ gave a supper to Mr.. and Mrs. Dole.
at wcich were Mayor Carter Harrison
and mis- wife, General and Mrs John
/ r. Brooke, General and Mrs John g
/ Black Consul and Mrs. job, and Judge
i John ". Showalter and others. This
/ evening viii probably he spent at one
of the theaters.
/ President Dole and party viii leave
i Chicago via the Baltimore and Ohio
i railway at 200 a. m. tomorrow fo.,
i Washington where the will arrive az
( / u a. m. Wednesday. The party VIII
/ occupy one of the Baltimore and Ohio
/ officials cars and be under the care of
+ Third Assistant Secretary of State
Csidler and Major Heisland. military
/ attache Of President Mckinley. Dur
/ ing he Journey on Tuesday the party
! viii pass through thiekly settled po--
/ tons of Ohio making brief stops at
! such points as Defiance. Tiffin, Mans
+ field. Newark. GAINESVILLE. etc, and in
the morning they viii pass through the
/ historic battlefield along the Cumber-
! land River between Cumberland and
Washington.