Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07
EULALlAlN THE WEST
GRfETED sY MAYOR HARRISON
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spain and descendant a lsabsiix. y
here.
Promptly ~ pooa tnday the spsrisl
train ON the Pcnneyissnis rcad h.srn9
the Datscos royal guest roiIs-f inso The
union depot and . momcnt sfs>rwarJ
the Prinee~s appeared on the resS plat
form and howsd sith charming grs<x
and . sspiie that wss sil ssc~sn~us =
the cheering souDsis u chicsgois hrsrty
welcome hr.ke upon her ear The city.
in the p-rse1 - Msscs Hsrriscn. hat.
encd TO greet h.s and bid her uslcoa.s,
and thea with all the civic pomp sf
which this democratic town h Capable.
the city's represent atise< escorted her 10
her hotel and left her a. rect sftes hsf
journey from New York. ~ith the prosa-
ise of ample entertainment co Tie
morrow.
Nee Wesc~sasc-
EuiaiiAs welcome % Chicago wa.
pursly civic one. The people turned
oui in thousands and iinrd the route
over which the Infsnta was driven g.
her hotel As the hsndss,useiy sp-
pointed carriage rapidly irsssrssa the
streets surrounded by rs e~coat IL cav
airy. cheers rang ouf al fEsQuent infsr-
walls Curiosity. rather than cnihu,
siasm. characterized the crowds as
rule. is,t when the espcctant pe4le
along the route caught sight ~ the gra-
eious. smiling face ~ the Spanish rain.
Gees. man, .! them were forced. almost
IN spite II themselves. o. Throw their
hate IN the AIR and burst int. chc~ring.
To all such demonstrations The primers.
responded by bo~ ing no, in any ,r-r.
funciory. blare fashion, but with all
the outward evidence II genuine pleas
ure.
Twas m Orderly Crowd.
The union depot was surrounded by
crowds of people when the Infansas
train arrived. and evoHbody was agog
to see her. but the conduct - the people
Was admirable. The police had little or
no trouble IN keeping the avenues a a,,.
proach 10 the station clear. and essA
when the lnfanta appeared st the depot
door on the arm ~ the mayor aud
closely followed by her husband an.s
Prince Antoine. there vac no nnsse,nis
crushing in the crowd IL s-~mca A. +
every body in Chicago had r-salved 80
be on hie beet behavior in the prescfcc
of the nations guest
The special Pennsylvania train "a
which Eulalis and her cutie traseiea
left New York st II o. m. yesterday sns.
reached Pittsburg on time lsst eserinc
The run from Plttsburg during fte
night Was made without incident nsss
the train arrived In Fort Wayn~. fn6
at : o'clock this morning The princfss
retired early and slept well. II ~as hs'
first night on an American railroad and
all the members ~ the party declanei
this morning that the result ~ their e.
perience was surprise 90 them. They
did not anticipate much comfort
Al III o'clock breakfast Was sryea IL
the Princess car. and at Has the train
wae boarded at Grand Crot<ing hy -
Mayor Homestead Wssbburne and no
hart Chatiield Chatfield Tasior. az Oh.
cago. the former representing Mayor
Harrison and the latter IN the capacity
of Spanish Consul
The train arrived at the union station
nj i. o. p. IN. Mayor Harrison and the
reception committee ~ aldermen were
early on hand. The Duke and Duchess
- Neragus. General Niies and other
notabili'ios were also IN waiting
Met by Mayor Harrison.
On slighting from the train. after
bowing her acknowledgment n tie
shout 81 welcome. the princess was
,.rompils met 10y Manor Harrison, Who
stepped forward, and after being form
ally prercnted by Commander Davis. tie
government representative ln rharge -
the party. offered his arm to the clts'e
guest and gsliantly escorted hef - tie
handsome carriage IN waiting fs.ore
the little PROGRESSION started. hosevrr.
the infsnts caught sisht - the Duchess
of Nersgua. and quickly sseTpsng from
the mayor's side. sne extended Der hand
with smile t. the duchess ~ the same
time sssrfIs-slssTl her pleasantly IN span
ish The duchess taking the priDcaee'
hand. bent low and pressed II Ga her
Ipe. an example followed y, The ~.
uainder a the ducaI family present
sc-si.s in sbe sssvss~
Banked fross en- to fvo hundred deep
enthusiastic Chicsgosns lined the route
81 the parade - the e~coss and gue~ss.
and every window and available leiee
wss crowded vssh more fortunate hu.
man beings. ell anxious 10 s~c and cheer
the infsnfA The be~f de~cfifsfiun sP
jackson strcet. vsth fts interesting high
WAYS would h. one that r1agni'i-d the
crowds that assembled tn do honor %
President Cleveland Cav banrera
fha~e d Hispsnis pfelominasing. With
great. lszy. IDLY napying United tist~s
fsgs were displayed ~ al points 4 the
line
A. the Psimer Bscs~e
In the neivhbshc,d ~ the Pnsm~s
house the thronr- - peopls vcre mcss
fenaeiy packed thar st other tsafss
along ths lire. The vo'is~ allowed TIE
crowds 20 surge into the nsrrrv stf-s.s
and 80 the ca,slry approached the i,ius
ccate Rad ~ push The anssoos stes<s
tors bach. Tie lsdi.>' epfrancs - tlse
Palmer hor,~e ~ae de~crsts-d with fiarf
and rugs ~ers syresd beading 30 the car
risge curb Within the ve<tif-uls spre
several members R the spnnish csm
M ar-eion esFerAi hcing 10 uniform. Jte
carriage q sii carriages arrived
Hate -ere dofei. xnsaer xased thts
hapdkerthsefs ard sgros men Erref.sI tie
iufsnfs with such iusfy rhesfp ss ~onld
leave pe doubt ~ tbeir rfifh nsinsst
Mavur Bsrrison si,gfstea FIRST tfrn
f,sp,s her hosisesfd f'rffre Ants,nin and
iastif The sufanfa She iripfref nssfriiy
o.er the Mating. and bvvinr righ' and
eft b. shf Biuitsiudes. sisss.f .fg,csssd "a
TIE hslfni TIE feuaiD6pf a to s.Ersy
sullcvs-d and tie visiiyrs Ntre siiosf 20
Their apartments
~bs ss,s~ 81 fs-~s
1fs densgfetie princess sbcwsf
s,srrs f.rsas 1T she Palmer b'sise of ,5sr
arrival that she really 8fa 80 '.ee5 ~
e@~sf ~ ~ person - ss1s si',''fr'.s