New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-07
THE INFANTA IN Chicago.
RECEIVED WITH ENTHUSIASM bi LIE
PEOPLE OF The WORLDS FAIR CHI
WELCOMED At THE STATION BY MAYOR HAHN
sox AND ESCORTED BY CAVALRY TO HER
HoTET-PLANs FOR HER ENTEHl"
MrSr-wARMLY GREETING THE
nrEr OF YERAGUA
inv ,rIrcn,ru TO TIE TKIBUNE'I

fpy TELEGRAPH TO TIE ih"'"''
Cb,copo Inn. 6-ror once and to IN" extreme W.
', oa,ncr I'm Chicago has been most
,. 49,, p~ncess EualIe saw the Guy nj lis best
g a,. ~ tho was driven from the Union Depot
70 IN, Palmer House. between 'hc houiS vi l. "'u
with n prevailing temperature Vi WI u'e "
..pd was from the east, quarter winch Is ho'
VIZ -, ,hoso who have susceptible throats; bu',
'"e , an almost cIoudlcSs blue sky over
a v.l,o those condit ols charged at the twilight
49,, n. Ipfanta saw enough Of sunlight Snd clear
a,, % enable her to derive favorable impression
sn' ,,o Worlds Fair city Inc Tram was prompt Ill
,,rs at the Union Depot, and the royal party
'.,.,,enccd little or no fatigue from the journey
a.. Princess herself slept well and late, and
hon she alightcd OIL the station platform from her
cor che looked bright and CHEEKY as II stepping
ON, ,pon the sidewalk from the Hotel savoy for a
,porning stroll. The throng great AT the sta
,,on and over the bridges Of the railroads and the
rivar hut the confusion which feared last
evening was limited 10 slight jOstng here and
,here the police detachment being sufficient, with
,he assistance Of the cavalry troop, to keep the Way
open. +.
The official reception may be said TO have begun in
the station. when Mayor Harrison was presented 10
the Princess and, Offering her his left arn escorted
her up carpcted steps and level spaces ana pave
men,s carpeed, to the carriage at the curps'ohe
Mayor Harrison is conspicuous for his Democratic
.yie Of Dress II is hardly in the memory oil hvihg
man that he has been seen with anything bu' Il
D,ck souoh hat his head. lie contributed 'here
fore, something to the sensation OF the DAY by ap-
nearing with a new silk hat which, after meeting
the Princess he carried in his right land WANING
bareheaded until seated In front Of the lnfanta ana
Prince Antonio In the carriage OF Potter Palmer, III
which the journey to the hotel was made Along the
streets throughout the entire distance there were
masses OF men, women and children II being the
noon hour when workmen and working girls ana
women were out OF doors for breathing spell, the
crowd. which was composed largely of this class
may be said to have been typical of this great city,
The distance from the station to the falher
House is about one mile Approach to the hotel
was made from the east The line oil march na''ns
h..n extended across state st. to Wabasrave whence
the tnrn was made weswardiy into Monroc-s' lilo
troopers rode at an easy trot ana the carriages ior
lowed drawn at the same gait Mohro@s'" oel"cei
States and Wabash-avc.. was almost sohu anu
Uncomfortable of people, which, before the arrival
of the party, had BE- cleft In twain by the per-
sis,ent dashes OF the police. The appearance OF the
cavalry escort. advancing with their STEADY 'io''
drove the masses back 70 the curD ana siuo""hS'
pressing them close together ana Forcing u'"se
ahead TO fee for saietys sake toward s'ate-st' anu
beyond. There great shout as 'hc rihooss
stepped upon tho carpeted sidewalk and was cs-
cor,aa into the hotel Nothing could have beer more
.,,busias ,ic and 1t rlust have been gratifying TO
the royal recipient OF this greeuhe oi eoou
WILL Within the hotel many OF the guests Of ue
honse as we'll as outsiders who had ID various ways
obtained entrance. assembled In the Aan along .hc
line of approach TO the lnfantls apartments But
IL WAS an orderly crowd and yielded politely TO 'e
,scorting party.
The Infan,a was glad to reach her room, for there
hal been much excitement all along the route ana hcr
slightly flushed face SHOWED the effects. Inc apart
nents had overnight been beautifully decorated ~
John Thorpe chief of the Horticulture Department.
Iair
I'm clusters In the room, and there was wealth. oi
pans,es and OF American Beauties ami other OF uie
choicest roses. The Spanish c0lors Were von v o~e
e SH5 the entire pan was S'"p'e MN , ,n,,ns
iae Princess rested quietly in her paIlors curing
the afternoon preparing for the elaborate neri %
entertainments which have been devised ty The Con
mtee on Reception Tomorrow noon r she WIN At his
home This will he followed by a reception u, u,
80 ooeK In the EVENING we Ws %il Fair f pscoy
Her first visit TO the Exposition grounds VIII pc n
Thursday, when she VIII I've rrceNra ,u ue
iavi, a Ul,lklas, with President Palmer Of the Ma,
tional Comm. SION VIII lOw ana N II ,G nall '' TGr
plan far marked out provides Tor Or rsee ihore
Drive, On Friday evening. The Prinoes.wi after ter
ward have her time at her own Sominanu amd
visits to the Exposition and lesrcly and at her VIII
Inspect the exhibits In the several depar,inrm's.
,he guests at the breakfast at Mayor Harrison
w, he limited to about twenty. Among these will be
Mr. and Mrs. Potter Palmer Mr. and Mrs lglni9sIan'
PRESIDENT T. W. Palmer and Mr. ana Mrs. Lyman rum,
buli About seventy five invitations have been Issued
for the reception. and about twenty-lour VIII conp'i
tho number of guests AT the dinner TO be gwen by
Nj. iIienbOham. $3.50 -. ,,o
s,ai,on 10 meet the royal party, and the earnts, Oh
the greeting extended by the Princess t. both mas
Owen the former Endorsement which leaves w, ~,
Shcar 90 people with a little color Of enba;1as ,meh
in their faces on account OF the unpleasant tmnrs
which have appeared In the local newspapers oyer ,'
prorac,cd stay OF the Duke tho guest OF the citN.
II is known that the Duke and Duchess have been de
laying their departure ut the arrival Of me rihT E
in accord that they might pay their respects 10 ner
They will make a hasty departure TO Columbus. ONO.
10 which CITY the Duke been invited It's guest