St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-07

I the. royal hand. and the Americans
greeting her as Americans usually greet
| woman. Prince Antonio. husband of
the princess; the Duke of Tamames and
the rest of her suite, followed the ill.,
fanta from the train, and bandShaking
and intrOductions became general.
On Carter's Arm.
When the handshaking - for the
princess has adopted the American
manner = was over the mayor Of
fered her Ehis arm, and. passing be-
tween The lines of aldermen and city
officials, conducted her up the carpeted
stairs to the carriage III waiting. cheers
| marking every step. Mrs. Bertha H.
Palmer's carriage. which was used
to convey President Cleveland
when here at the opening of
the exposition, was in waiting. AS the
princess emerged from the depot ring
ing notes of bugle were heard, fol-
lowed by the clank CT swords, and
Troops B and K of the famous Sew
enth cavalry, commanded by Maj.
Baldwin, stood at attention" The
long line of yellow-plumed horse
men extended for block
Again the bugle sounded, and the
flashing swords came to present
These maneuvers caught the lady's eye.
and she glanced up and down the line
before entering the carriage. All this
time the crowd was cheering, but at no
time did it attempt to break through the
police lines or in any way render itself
disagreeable. 1t took but moment for
Mr.. Harrison to hand the lady to her
carriage and seat the Prince and Duke
of TamameS.
T.oh nv tho sHSIitnru ESonrt
and followed by the other carriages
containing the infanta's suite, the re-
ception committee and city officials,
Eulalia started for the Palmer house,
which, for the time being, is at her dis
posal. The Duke of Veragua and party,
with Commander Dickens, were caught
by an intervening crowd, and after the
royal party had gone took carriages for
the Auditorium, for the infauta was to
grant the duke a private audience later
i'll the day.
81 There was remarkable scene at the
Palmer house when the two troops of
lPellOw-plumed regulars Of the Seventh
Bcavalry appeared opposite the ladies'
entrance. eScorting the princess car
briage. in which she rode with her hus-
band. Prince Antonio, while Mayor
| Harrison occupied the front seat As
far as the eye could reach east anu
west, there extended mighty crowd,
aall eager to catch glimpse, be it ever so
slight, of the infanta or some of her
party. The portico of the hotel was
decorated with the Spanish and Amer
lean colors and thick red Brussels
carpet extended to the edge of the
sidewalk. As the princess alighted and
once more placed her arm in that of the
mayor, the crowd looked its admiration
and few faint cheers broke forth.
Many of the men barred their heads,
while the women who stood close
enough drank in with their eyes every
detail of the infanta's costume. This
was a striking travelling dress of dove
gray and pink, with mass of lace and
pasSemeDterie.
On Thursday the infanta will be Off
cially presented by President Palmer
with copy OF the national salutation.
Columbia Saluting the Nations" the
copy prepared for the occasion is made
of satin in the royal colors of Spain. ar
ranged with reference to their predom-
Inence III the royal standard.
Planned for Eulalia.
The committee OH ceremonies at the
worlds fair held ii lengthy session To-
day, planning programme for The re-
cepliUn OF the iufanta neXt Thursday.