The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-24
PRESIDENT DOLE
or tho Hawaiian Nepubilo Artives n.
Chicago, OH Ills Way to Washington.
He anu Hts Party Meet With u Very


Chicago, Oh Ills Way to Washington.
He and His Party Meet With Very
Cordial Rec -ption.
CHICAGO. Jan. 23.-President and
Mrs. Sanford B. Dole, Of Hawaii, arrived
in Chicago at five minutes past 5 this
morning. Notwithstanding the heavy
storm, which delayed suburban trains In
the vicinity OF Chicago half an hour. the
first section Of the Chicago 6 North
western railroad train No. 2, known as
the Overland limited, from San Fran
cisco, pulled into the depot at Chicago
within twenty minutes Of the scheduled
time.
a distinguished party greeted the
president OF the little island republic on
his arrival. The federal government
was represented by Judge Grossup, Gen.
eraI John C. Black, United States Dis
trict Attorney Mr.. Thomas e. Mcmillan,
clerk OF the United States district court,
and Hon Thomas ". Cridler, OF the state
department at Washington.
Chicago was represented by Mayor
AAaA 4SSAA anu biiC a. my slAlIA L1f ny
Major Helstand and Lieutenant Com
mander Phelps respectively, who were
Respondent In full dress uniform. In
addition to these gentlemen the president
was welcomed by General Broakes and
his staff, consisting Of Captain Rich
ards and Lleutenants Dean ard Nc
Kenna: Honorable F. II. Hatch. minis
ter to the United States from Hawaii:
William Penn Nixon. DR.. Henry o. Ly-
man and the Chicago consul, Mr.. T. ".
Job. President Dolc's party consisted 0s
himself, Mrs. Dole, Secretary Iaueka and
DR.. Day, his physician. The following
ladies' were also present: Mesdames
Grosscup, Harrison and Brooke.
On arriving In Chicago the reception
committee entered President Dule's pri-
vate car and welcomed him to Chicago.
The first to shake hands with him was
Judge Grosscup. who said:
president Dole. an instructed BIZ
the President OF the United States to
welcome you here. ! am pleased to In
troduce to you Secretary CrIdler repre-
senting the President, and Mayor Harri-
son, OF Chicago"
After the exchange Of courtesies and
welcome to Chicago on behalf OF the city
by Mayor Harrison. President Dole cor
daily responded 20 the greeting and
seemed greatly pleased at the hearty re-
ccptlon given him. Mrs. Dole, who won
the hearts Of every one present, by her
unaffected and pleasant manner, thank
ed the Indies OF the committee for COM
Ing out so early In the day to welcome
her. and seemed to appreciate very high
ly the reception she received In Chicago.
The party at once proceeded IN car
r!agcs TO the Auditorium Annex, where
suite 1l02 had been reserved for the
guests. Their rooms are situated at the
northeast corner OF The hotel on the par
lor floor and arc the same apartments
occupied by President Mckinley two
years ago when he visited Chicago to ad-
dress the Marquette club. The sutc.
which was decorated with La France
roses and draped with n Hawaiian flag,
consists Of drawing room and three
bed rooms.
On arriving at the hotel General
Brooke extended an invitation 10 PrcsI
dent and MrE. Dole TO visit Fort Shorl-
dan on Monday morning, where q parade
OF the garrison Will be given In their
honor. The Invitation was accepted ami
the party Will leave Chicago tu-morrow
morning at 8 o'clock by spec!al train on
the Chicago &: Northwestern railway.
returning TO Chicago at noon.
This morning, President ana Mrs.
Dolt attended the church of the Mes-
slah. n. K - -
AZ o'clock Tomorrow luncheon will
he rendered the distinguished guests at
hingleys by number uf former resi-!
dents Of Hawaii and other friends. DR..
Heary 9, Lyman has charge or this nj.
'air. which promises to be a very pleas.
ant reun!on OF old ,lcqnalntanceu.
~ o'clock n formal reception will bo
lie!d at the Union League Club. 10 watch
invitations lave been forwarded 10 ali
the clubs in Ch!cngo and Whlca viii ..Iyn