The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-04
THE PRINCESS IS POPULAR.
rrokKRs, NEWsnorS, md THOUSANDS
or PL4IN CITIZENS CHEER HER.

Shs Is Much ihtrrcptcd IN TIC Mnrvc1s OF the
stock Exchange, tho brooklyn bridge. AN I,
,he weather Factory She Ride. Up
Town on the Elevated Hond and Re
views the seventh Regiment In the Plaza.
Tho popular demonstrations in favor OF
Princess Eulalia have grown daily. and thoy
eliminated last evening at o'clock. when
1900 reoplo crowded into the plaza, and,
after calling tho Princess cut on the balcony
ot her Savoy arartments. cheered her onthusi-
,s,icaiy as long as she remained in sight
bowing and smiling.
TWAS after tho dress parade OF tho Seventh
Regiment. and when the police limos had boon
abandoned. Then the thousands who had
been held back from the plaza rushed in from
East and West Fifty-oighth. Fiity-ninth. and
S,tieth streets, from tho avenue north and
south OF the police lines. and from the Park
spttance. 1t was an irresistible rush. which
allcd the plaza with densely packed
multitude in which three separate squads OF
police crossing over from the west side OF the
plaza were caught and held rs fast and hop-
Ists as ships in u frozen sea. 1t would have
been devastating rush across tho plants and
shrubnery of the Park. but over the paved
plaza it was harmless and intensely interest,"
ING.
ASuS reporter who has seen the Princess
every time she has appeared in public here
watched her yesterday as she stood ut tho
balcony windows looking at that rush. and af-
forward when she stepped to the balcony rail
and turned to the cheering multitude. and saw
that she was much more affected by tho Incl
dent than by any other OF which sho has been
witness.
All that came at the end OF n very busy day
for the Inianta. Yesterday programme was
tho most varied OF all that have been ar
ranged for her. and although it was not in
charge OF any one committee. 1t was success
.ul and highly entertaining. When it was de-
cided to ask tho Prince and Princess to visit
the lower end Of Manhattan Island. to 500
something OF the district whore is carried on
the commerce that makes New Works great
ness. and to have a look at the bridge. tho
various plans were submitted to Mayor Gilroy.
as tie duties OF the Committee OF One Hun
dred were ended. So. in a general way. the
Mayor took charge Of affairs and he arranged
aprograinme that had no flaws.
In the morning no went to the Savoy with
Comptroller Myers and Gen. Fitzgerald TO re-
port to tho 1nfanta what sort OF o day had
been planned Tor her. She approved the plan
In every particular, although it would allow
her only one hour of rest before 9 o'clock.
Gen. Fitzgerald was left at tho hotel to con-
duct the royal party down town. the Mayorand
Comptroller preceding to perfect some final
arrangements for the trip to Brooklyn. The
Prince. who had been out for a stroll in Fifth
avenue above the plaza. returned in time to
start at half past 10.
The drive was down tho avenue to Washing
ton Arch. to Broadway by Wavorloy place. and
thence down to Wall street. There was a big
crowd on Wall and Broad streets. but it was
dtpfr hlyh ,p J1oJ h,,t f-N
Slip station. under Capt. Cortrlght. The first
stop was made at the Broad street entrance to
the Stock Exchange.
Tho Prince and Princess received hearty
welcome as their carriage drove up Tho
party were first taken by elevator to the Sec
retsry's Office. on the third floor. where the
royal couple and their suite registered. and
the Reception Committee was presented. This
consisted OF Mrs. Il. H. Thomas. c.
s Day. S. Tilghman. S. T. Russell, J. Seligman,
7. Doremus. A. NJ. Cahoone. James Weeks.
W. l. Bull, ]. II. Jacauelin. II. X. McHarg. W.
b Diokerman. and p B. Whittemore.
From the Secretary Office the party could SEQ
the brokers ut work. but tho brokers wanted
to see tho party. too. and for that purpose the
whole Of the south gallery had been reserv-
ed the other half of the gallery being
crowded with visitors. At 80 tho Trim
cess. with Gen. Fitzgerald. walked out on |
t tRs gallery: the others following. When
sight Of the intanta 1.-THE they "f gave sAuE her
9. salute such as she probably never. had be-
I End Of her e 1t was bn the brokers' yell the
is performed by laying the back Of tho head
between the shoulder blades. the chin on the |
chance to get the full effect OF its work enits a
combined whoop and shrek which would send |
Il, band OF Apaches back to their wigwams to
When this salute was shot at Dona Eulalia
she turned pale and ciutched Gen. FtzGoralds
= It's only the boys welcoming you." said the
SssIy ova %1b men the inanta peeped timor;
8
possessed by the boys" but. as the brokers'
eethsr again, and were ali smiling up at her
good natnretly, she smiled back at them and
T6at the bo and to let
them dumb. they gave her another.
While the Princess was smiling at the
yelling at her, the Prince and Mayor made a
call call on prexel, Morgan & GO. bona Eulalla
&c remained aimed In the Exchange gallery aIuarter OF
getting three cheers from the brokers. they
g TSa, Oh for the next visit OF tho day;
crowd 10 handle. for It was noon and md
SsrG VA was filled with thousands lunch
Getting 60 into the big Office building and taking
"a y elevator to the Equitable office floor.
fhsspry L. Hyde, President OF the Equitable
tttie assurance Society, met the party when
me- the o nee floor was reached and cond ucted
S S.em lrst to the committee room, where Mr..
oeorge !. Wilson. who thereafter acted as
master Of ceremonies. Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Alex
sngeri Ten. ana Mrs. Daniel Butterileld Mr., |
anu MrS. Brayto Ives. Mr. and Mrs. Henry NJ.
tahie9anter. and n few others were presented to
"e lhce irincess. ana suite.
hhnei fifteen minutes reception the PARTY,
w, mnien had been Joined by tho spanish Minis
room et anu zen. iorter,, went up TO the Board
dsca m ,tr breakfast The room was superbly
NE HeetofateI with flowers and colored electric
ni,hs me breakfast, served from the Kitchen
Vi ,,9 eavaril on the ninth floor was suill-
fo ruuy interesting to keep the party engaged .
'ot AZ hour aud n half
N az tle party then went up in the elevators ]
TLan,a he an afternoon call on Farmer Dunn !
ma. ma gentleman has been so amiable in his l
G,te.TIoi94leai consideration OF the royal party
AZ 49, q 'he Flsit was made As much social affair
tras., sr.ehliiic investigations. Mr. Dunn was
st oM,h tel duly. and then no explained all
bsnd MS weather apparatus and now il hnp- :
maa mat ne could tell soa"urat els about the
II Tn, I'm pefature II Chicag and what effects
islsspuqq have on the easterly wind off Fire A
vi,u' WIN probable showers later In / ia dny ! II
maj 20 the Top oi the central tower was then !,
ami rem ams ne magnificent panorama OF hays -
cities .v i;ftIcssed islands. and three great
stranpsro Neu enthusiastic praise from al the n