New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29
4 FALSE ALARM ABOUT TIE DUhE
HIS BROTHER MARQUIS BARBOLEs HAD
SLIGHT ILLNESS on THE TRAIN
40 ALARM FELT.

HIS BROTHER. MARQUIS DARBoLEs' HAD A
SLIGHT ILLNESS on THE TRAIN
40 ALARM FELT.
r,,,shuro Apr;l oS.-Tbe Duke OF vcrrgua and his
Marty passcd through Pitsbu-g tonight on the way
to Chicago on the Columbian Express i"e ""'''
about twenty minutes late.
The statement tc.egap lcd from Harrisburg this III
,erucon 10 the effect that the Duke wa, suffering from
an attack O. heart disease was an error oo"'''n''
Dickins who b. In charge OF the party lhlor'heu ="
nrces representative that the Duke and, In fact the
entire party except the Dukes brother Marquis DIT
loles are in the best possible health and enjoying
their health TO the utmost extent. Commander DICK
ns said
Inst previous to the arrival Of the train AT iar-
r,sIurc the Marquis vino is about fifty years OF age
complained Of pain In the heart, trouble W "nch
for years he has been subject especially AFTER uhue
Going fatigue and exposure such aS was EXPERIENCED
In tho Naval Review at NewYork yesterday. Al 10
time did the Mlrquiss condition excite alarm, DIT ~
Il precauon DR.. Dunot: summoned and accom-
panied the party far Altoona, from WHICH point
he returned to Harrisburg. Dr. Dunott prescribed
simple remedy, and assured the Marquis that with
few hours rest he would be fully restored
The Duke was extremely tired when he left this
city Yesterday having been constantly called upon
10 attend receptions dinners and balls In his honr
from the time he landed, two weeks ago. He was
obliged 10 be up early In the morning 10 receive
delegations OF all sorts and he was not allowed TO
20 10 bed until late at night. 1t was known Dy
the members Of his party that the severe strai;i
was telling upon him, and they Themselves hal ex-
p rcnccd 1t In lesser degree. In addition to the
artuous ceremonies the Duke spent trying. tire
some two hours In the Desbrosscsst. ferry station
on his return from Washington Wednesday, waiting
for Arturo Ba;dIsano the Spanish COnsulGencrai'
who was TO meet him, but failed To do So On
Thur day he had 10 wait 5oaid the General Meigs
for nearly three hours before the naval re|f"
began. In the midst OF a cold. distressing storm.
II was on account OF hs sSc"ssre fatlSye ana
TO escape any mcic ceremonies OIL his departure
That the Duke determined TO start for Chicago carry
Yesterday morning instead OF at q o'cack In the
afternoon had been arranged.
The Ducal party returned from the ball yesterday
morning before 1 O'Clock In order to get as much
q t. rs possible before their ea.y start 1hey
left tho Waldorf shortly after O'CLOCK. liardiy
any ole outside Of the patty knew that they were
going a, that time and. y they had wished no one
was on hand To bid them farewell George {. Bolit,
proprietor Of tho Waldorf, who has been carefully
loohing out for the Duke's comfort, said yesiediy
that all the party seemed well when they left the
hotel and carried their grips in their hands Ih'y
entered carriages ard were driven directly to the
Desbrosscs.s ST. station of the Pennsylvania Raroaf
While crossing the North River In the ferryboat
they looked back somewhat regre;fully at the city
which had entertained them 30 layi'hly, but win
sehs Of relief that 80 much OF the Suan WIS oorfi
II was a beautiful morning aud tae Hnrshlps 'ohii
le seen up the river brgutly cleaning In the sun
igat which the unwc!come clouds had shut OF IN
| passing up and down across the river. ana below
Liberty fitted high ner torn into the ne Dl n"ivas car
| Amphon. which was pulled out Of the Pennsylvania
station by the 40 cApieSs.