The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-06-10
EULALiA IN CHICAGO.
A Great Throng Of People Gather to Wsa
como the Princess.

CHICAGO, June Her royal highness
The lnfanta Eulalia of Spain, her hus-
band, Prince Antoine, the duke de
ramames, the Marchioness Arcohe-
nosa and Don Pedro Y. Joreo, the
'oyal secretary, and escorted by Com
nander Davis, of the United States
navy, as the presidents representative,
arrived in Chicago by special train on
the Pennsylvania road at 2:l0p. m. Tues
day. The royal party had been met at
;he state line officially by Hampstead
Washburne, ex-mayor of Chicago, rep
;esenting the mayor, and by Hobart c.
Ghatfleld Taylor, spanish consul at
Chicago. A greater throng of people
lined the streets and gathered at the
depot than was assembled 70 greet the
duke of Veragua and President Cleve-
land. but the welcome was not half as
hearty. In fact there was noticeable
absence of popular demonstration. 1t
was a big, silent, good natured, crush
Ing crowd possessed only of curiosity
to see a princess who stands SO near to
a European throne.
On the platform in addition to few
score railroad employees We're the duke
and duchess of Veragua and the re-
mainder of the ducal party, in charge
Df Commander Dickens, General Nell
son A. Miles. General Mckeever. Major
Baldwin, Captain Higgins and Captain
Maus, all of the United States armya
Mayor Harrison, ex-United States Sem
Ator Charles b. Farwell, all the members
of the council and score or more
prominent citizens of Chicago. When
the second section of the Chicago linn
ted rolled into the depot there was
weak attempt at cheering, followed by
4 craning of necl1s to catch glimpse
Of a real live Spanish princess. Princess
Eulalia was the last person to emerge
from the rear platform of the
drawing room car. A radiant
smile spread over her handsome face
and drew attention TO her pretty Grim
son trimmed bonnet. She was not at
Ill disconnected by the absence of ap-
plause and was soon busily engaged in
bowling to Mayor Harrison and others
Of the reception party who stood at the
foot of the steps leading to the car. A
few brief words Of greeting and
graceful response in English was all
that passed between Mayor Harrison
and the princess. The princess suite
were also presented and then the
infanta taking the arm of Chicago's
famous mayor lead the way over the
crimson carpet, through the gates, up
the stairs to the handsome equippage
drawn by four horses. Canal street op-
posite the depot was kept clear to the
curbstones by police officers, and two
troops of United States cavalry from
Fort Dearborn were drawn up in fours
at the head of the line of carriages to
escort the royal visitors to the Palmer
house. The order for the cavalry to
start was quickly given and on sharp
trot the procession passed south on
Canal street then swung around
across the river bridge and at slower
pace down jackson street between
masses of humanity. Along Michigan
avenue and west on Monroe street to
the ladies' entrance to the Palmer
mouse the street scene was repeated.
Five thousand people seemed to be
massed outside the Palmer house en-
trance, and even the roof of the big
building was occupied with people.
The princess and her suite went at once
to their apartments, and after brief
attention to their toilet sat down to
luncheon in their private dining room.