Wichita eagle

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Persian minister, however, attracted

the most attention. He is the first

representative of that country accredited

to the United States. The column was

beaded by Count Fava, the Italian minis

ter, the oldest in point of rcsideuceat the

capital of thoso in attendance. It was

explained that Mr. Preston, the Haytieu

minister, who is dean of the corps, wan

-prevonted from takiug his accustomed

place at the head of tho line by reason qf

pressing business which required hia pres

ence inSew York.

Secretary llaj ard presented, the diplo

mats to the prebidtut and Mrs, Cleveland

und then departed to his residence to pre-

lide at a breakrast grven in their honor.

He left the White house in. company with j

his daughters. Colonel "Wilson and Lieu-1

tenant fiuvall then took places near the

President and Mrs. Cleveland apu mtro

duced all who followed, Tho justices qf

the supreme court headed by Cluei, Justice

Fnlrer, came nrst a.u,a were Ioiiowea in

rapid succession by the justices of the 1

court of chums and the judiciary

of tho District ot Columbia.

Nearly all kthe judges being in .attend

ance, the principal absentee being Justice

Matthews, who. is still confined to his,resi

dence by ill health.

The next feature of the reception the

army-andii nayy was nobablyS-thajnost

iiitefestihg of "Ml. (The army bfBcer"wcre

first presented. Keeenfoafliiction in the

family of'Alajor General Schofield, "cbm

hianllma'thVarmyj'fjreVjinte'JiisJresence and theTme-Was headed by Brigadier Gen

eral Hazeiuretired), Brigadier General

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Wichita eagle. (1889). Wichita, Kan., 1889-01-02. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85032490/1889-01-02/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Wichita eagle, 1889-01-02.