New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
READY FOR THE ROYAL GUEST.
PREPARATIONS TO RE- EVE THE INFANIA
IN CHICAGO.
ELEVEN PAELORS AND CHAMBERS IN THE
PALMER HOUSE ENGAGED FOR TIE PKIN'
CESS AND HER SUITE-MAYOR HARRISON
STUDYING OUT ALL THE DETAILS.

CESS AND HER SCITE-MAYOR HARRISON
STUDYING OUT ALL THE DETAILS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEI
Chicago June 5.-Thcre Is no doubt that on her
arrival I'm Chicago Tomorrow the rnccss EIlalie
viii receive a cordial, and indeed. truly royal wei
come From day TO day sine" her arrival III New
York accounts Of all her movements In that city have
been tcegraphcd and hbcrally printed in the local
pupcrs here. These accounts have served TO give
Inc people an idea OF her grddOnsncss ana the fact
ihat her popularity was 50 great In New-iork City
has stimulated the municipal authorities In Cicaso
rs well as the managers Of the Worlds Fair TO do
their utmost to rival the hospitality extended TO her
In the metropolis. great crowd VIII ungue'uOl-
ably assemble In proximity to the depot It's some
what awkward location may possibly render the
gathering difficult manage, but Mayor Harrison Is
carefully looking after all details, ana 'hcrc Is eA
pected to be little confusion There was soi'c
i cht Irritation caused by the publication of the let
fer OF Commander Davis 10 Mrs. Potter Palme:, but
the surreptitous and dishOnorable manner through
which its premature publication was accomplished
has not been advertised as July as 1t ought 10 have
hem i'm Justice to Commander Davis. Mrs Potter
Palmer however, acted with such becoming dignity
and tus slice IN AN interview obtained the night OF the
rec,ip, of the letter from NcwYorl by telegraph and
published In connection with the letter the next
morning that II served TO take the edge of OF what
wOuld otherwise have seemed somewhat remarkable
performance on the part OF Commander DAVIS. one
explained that explicit Instructions had been requested
Of Commander Davis by her and he had sent them
promptly In response. Therefore, that which ap
reared at first bush rather embarrassing cpisodc
will practically have been forgotten In the enthu-
sasm attending the Inlanta's actual arrival and APP
pcsrince among the people
As has already been Published. the Princess Will
make her temporary home at The Palmer House.
I'm 10 n late hour this evening. however. the apart
ments were still In the hands OF servants engaged III
furnishing up the furniture and generally making
,Iincs shipshape The royal party will occupy
eleven parlors and chambers, extending along the
second floor Of the Statc.st front Parlor +, the
ox,rcuc southern ROOM and bedroom connecting
will, be occupied by the Duke OF Tamamcs Par
,ore G. and ] are reserved for Don Pedro Jover, oil
a.. sponsh Foreign Office. The dining room for all
,,, the Prince and Princess will be- across the hail
% tho cast and Is known n Parlor ii. Parlors }
and l. with bedrooms, will be occupied 10y The
w.rcb,oncss Arco Hcrmosa. From the apartments
., ~, Norchioncss TO the northern limits OF the suite
On In. safest front there are connecting rooms
Tho dining room for the royal party Is south OF the
bedroom and paror TO be occupied by Prince Don
Antonio Beyond, to the north"ard' Is the bed
room Of the Princess. known as g. and Is the same
which VA. occupied BY Emperor Dom Pedro In 1879