New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-14
THE INFANTA EULALIE'S VISIT HERE.

| HOPES THAT HER PLANS MAY BE CARRIED OUT
| PREPARATIONS FOR HER RECEPTION.
Washington, May 13.-There is AT least possibility
that the Infanta Eulalie of spain will not visit the
United states and attend the Worlds Columbian En-
| position, at the Invitation Of the President she has
started on her voyage 10 these shores where she was
| Apcctod to arrive the 18Th inst, and has pro-
ceeded as far Havana, but that she will continue
| In accordance with the programme originally pre-
pared is not yet decided. The matter was the sub
jcct of conference today between the secretary OF
state and Senior Muruaga the spanish Minister The
latter that he had called in consequence of the
publication Of u telegram from Madrid intimn,ing that
| the Infana would abandon her trip to III" United
States and he suggested that until more definite in
| formation was received of the mens al
ready made for her reception ana entertainment
should be changed or given up. senior Muriaga said
in further conversation regarding the Infanta plans,
that she has delicate constitution ana that the care
OF her health was her first consideration.
"Scveral years ago." Senior Muruaga continued the
| Infopta was compelled to 60 TO the baths In the
pyrenees where she remained at intervals for three
years and any undue cxerton or excitement Is 10
be avoided. The Infanta has probably read Of the
dreadful weather I'm which the prcllmnarics Of the
oneninc of The Fair were conducted, AMI l. timid
about venurng into climate where she is likely to
encounter similar conditions. The death OF ADMIRAL
Gomez Iono commanding the Spanish fleet at the
Naval Review, consequent upon an Illness contracted
et Hampton Roads, who was buried yesterday in
r7avana has doubtless added 10 the hesitation she
fools about coming TO the United States. Another
timing probably has weight In the same direction.
That Is the burden Of the social functions arranged
for her entertainment. she has read Of what this
canerous people have done for the Duke OF Vemgua.
and naturally she shrnks from The fatigue that will
accompany the round OF pleasure prepared for OF
nor rank But have strong hopes that she Will
carry out original plan and come To this country.
weather due TO the settled change OF Seasons, and
,ha socnl features OF her stay may BE- made 10 suit
o"r health and convenience IL would be no less u
disappointment TO the spanish speaking people Of the
1ioIted States than the authorities Of the country
IA tho ojcals o. the Fair II she were compelled now
,n abandon her pIrpo-c and return 10 spain from
~ - I expect Official adviccs tomorrow which
LII fuIlv set,l.. the question"
rho Irfuuta. should sl' come. Is expected 10 ar
,,, in Nrw-Yorl next Friday. She Will come on
~ ,hn tn,nlsl American Transportation Company IS
chn,s which has been placed NJ her disposal. From
isay"np 10 New York the packet VIII be escorted by
,no of tie SPANISH mcnOfwar which were lately at
Work the Infantl viii not land ut New York,
new n nu'" vossc will bc met down the Bay by the
n, ~ states steamship Dolphin, and the party will
"a ts%en charge of by Commander Charles II. Davs,
w,bn w II place them on a special train IN Jersey
NJ o,d esror them to Washington suitable quar-
,.y nnuo Ron Engaged M the Arlington, and the
,na.n," viii be presented 3, President Cleveland
in,nm,,:. he next day after her arrival
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