St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-15
EULALIA DEPARTS.
The Spanish Infanta Leaves the
Worlds Fair City for Nj
agara Falls.
Her Special Train Runs From
Chicago to Detroit Without
Making ANY Stops.

CHICAGO, June 14.-Her Royal High
ness Princess Eulalia bowed good bye
to Chicago this morning from the rear
platform of her special train as it pulled
out for Niagara Falls. Her departure
from her hotel for the train was wit
messed by mass of people thicker than
on any day since the infanta arrived.
The corridor leading from the en-
trance to the elevator had line OF
people on either side. From the ele-
vator, through the doorway to the curb,
extended a dark red. carpet, which had
been strewA with flowers. Facing the
hotel Companies B and X, of the Sew
enth regiment, United States cavalry,
were drawn up in single file dress
parade. The companies came twenty
for the princess. Up stairs in
usual had assembled to catch farewell
glimpse of the infanta. Potter Palmer's
fine coach and four handsome bays
awaited the princess. Eulalia, clad in
light cloth travelling suit and sailor
hat, stepped lightly into the carriage,
followed bv Prince Antoine, the
Duke of Tamames and Mayor Harri-
son. Commander Davis and the royal
suite entered the remaining carriages.
The cavalry wheeled to The front, and
amid cheers from the multitude, the
procession started and the party was
soon at the depot. The cavalry drew up
at "present swords" on the left curb,
and Gordon of police was drawn up,
with clubs presented, on the right. Sta
toned near was the SaragosSa band,
which played the Spanish national hymn
as her royal highness passed. The
princess, on the arm of Mayor Har-
rison, ascended the stairway, passed
through the waiting room, and immedi-
ately descended to her private car,
mounted the rear platform at once and
remained there until the train left, fol-
lowed by a ringing goodbye cheer from
the crowd.
DETROIT, Mich, June 14.-The Span
ish intanta honored Detroit with her
presence today, although her stay here
was but a few minutes in duration.
The special train bearing the princess
and her suite reached here at 3:10
p. m, having made the run from
Chicago in a little over six hours.
Although the run was i'll very fast
time. it was in safety and without dis
comfort to those on board. No stops
were made ell route. When the train
pulled into the union depot there was
large crowd assembled to see the prin-
cess, made up largely of railroad en-
ployes and few others who were aware
that the royal party would stop here.
The crowd surrounded the car and tried
to get a glimpse of the infanta.
They were enabled to get good look at
her when she alighted few minutes
later with her husband, Prince Antoine.
Commander Davis and several members
of her suite. Under the escort of Presi-
dent Ii. B. Ledvard, of the Michigan
Central railroad, they walked over to
the dock. several hundred feet away,
and got on board the railroad
magnate's steam yacht Hayward, which
had been dressed UP with Spanish and
American colors. As the trim little
craft left the dock to steam across to
Windsor, Ont, where the party should
await the train, which was ferried
over, three cheers were given for the
princess. She acknowledged the com
pliment with pleased smile and bow.
The remainder of the party stayed ON
board the train, which was met at
Windsor by the princess, and the jour
ney to Niagara Falls was continued.