The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-27
A Chicago Rsts Described By
a Staff Correspondent
M'KlNlEY THE PEOPLES IDoI
Tho show Places os ,h- Windy ci's
ard a vIsi, 90 o.. v. ~. c.
n. Hsaeauarfers.


from the window OF my hotel prrssdcns
Mckinley rises in his carriage ani'
saiutcs. Hc - to- have an tntSrvisw
with m-. after which there util 30 n
banquet. aud then an tnforrnal mr~s-
Ing OF the cabinet. ] shall be at the
Presidents table at the dinner and
will attend the gathering of the min
istry IN an advisory capacity. u is
Tumorcd that ] am to rcsura to tho
Philippines ON a special missioa foe the
government az washiaEsna-
After Richard Harding Davis have
arrived sn Chicago. POSSESSIONS arc
forming at the Auditorium and the
Art Institute. There is to- bc a Erand
celebration ! ot course mnss rcmasn
to the Close uf the festivities
After Douglas whsse-Ths air quiv-
crs With music aud cheering and The
booming uf artillery as I move la The
dtrrct5oa uf the Presidential parry. Ne.
Mct<tnlcy has Wrut to bed and nou &
am able tp uutuscrruptesily chrunscic
my emotions
BEING snuNbuund at Cheyenne ! sz1ha
init some correspondence from Chi-
val. the President and every mcmser
% his cabinet. Premier i-suricr of Ca
nsdl. the Nicc-Prcsid~nt aad Minissrr
pf Foreign Anairs of Mexico. with shcir
national band % ssvcaty artists. =
score uf Senators. Representatives and
Governors of States Were ordinary as
btakcsmcn al csndursprs' hall. May
Drs and aldrTmca ranked oaly about
as cnlistcd men. Many an iadivsdnAl
at home a shining light in all lists os
notabies did not get into the and
others class ON Chicago day.
In th" day procession there ucrc -
go mcu. At night t.sc cpiuna making
up the parade ot al nations had Isye.c
men. One night there uss a sho~ os
COCO wh..imsn and Igs automobiles.
This was merely an incidcassl pFcii-
minary spectacle. There vas also a
trade display of isc0 floats and 1sec
men that Was no, considered much os
an cvcnt.
The Fall Festival is y Chicago t-sr
or obscFvaae. carried on by a corpora
tion organized some three or four years
ago. October > - Chicago Day. mark
inE the anniversary of the destruction
oi the city by Ere in 1871. This year
OF October they laid th. cornerstone
of tn. n.S Federal Building. The
structur. auN is a ss@ci skcicsoa.
President Mckinley. Eho had ben
made a member of the Ssoaecuttcrx'
Union for the occasion. set the stone.
Secretary Gage and senator MASoa
made tn. sp--ch.s- tn. sccar Uzs the
corner of Dearborn street and Jack
son boulevard. For the afternoon and
evening there W~r- .sg1. .os9 people
down town tn. crowds U.rc many
times greater than on any day durtnE
the Worlds Fair IN iss1. On --Chica<u
I Day" in isss there Wcre 7eS. coo sd-
missions 30 the Fair. This Ua& ths
! largest gathering of modern times bsss
on that occasion the tpEa proper W2s
deserted.
on the sth th.r. Worc the - coo and
! 1900 PROFESSIONS noted above. The
| line of march. the same for each. Uss
Ave miles. There Ecre 800 uniformed
police TO preserve order. Every bis
man had a platoon of detectives abog;
him. while hundreds os slel;hA IN plain
clothes mingled ~ith the crozas %
seize pockets. There werc zoo am
/ bu,aacss aad COO mea in the city Re-
/ Cross service. while the Ere department
Was of course unusually alert
Amongst IN. atoms % the m2sscl
there Was no distinction of sex
wumsa ipstled and ~src !os;icd. Bl;
that is about the same every day ia
Chicago. Cable trains there have fo1t
ears. Tn. train stops with jerk astcs
getting clear % the far crossing
Before il j. al = siandSiill All the msr
are aboard and seated. The Womc-
stand At best and are frcqucatiy lefI
behind. On the elevated they recc!v,
no more courtesy than on the surfac.
liucs.f
Tn. faw ua~aHe On tho ssh -ssaa q