The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-17
EULALIA INNEW YORK AGAIN
NOT As THE INFhNTh, BUT As DUCH-
ESS OF MOyTPEHSIER.
welcomed with Cheer. a. She Leaves tn

Welcomed with Cheers n She Leaves tn
Train which Brought Her From Mag
ara Falis-Comunnder Dnvis's Duties y,
Ofhcini Escort 10 the Princes- Arc Faded
Tho Tnfantn Eulala returned to this city las
night to spend week with us under the It'll,
OF Duchess OF Montponsier The crowd as
eemblcd at the Grand Central Station was moi
whit smaller than the throng that greeted
the lnfanta whom she first reached the Savoy
| 1t filled the waiting rooms and choked the
| street.
A huge canopy ran from the curb at Forty
| second street through the main entrance OF
| the station to the train shcd. A carpet was
| stretched from the street under the canopy
and up the station platform for moro than 800
feet Tho American and Spanish flags were
wound In and out over tho canopy. Palms,
roses. and orchids were in the passaEeway
Capt. Berghold and twenty policemen kept
off the crowd.
way train for Stamford was on the track
facing that on which the train bearing the
Duchess was to come In. Hundreds OF people
bought tickets for Stamford and flocked
aboard the train. At $40 o'clock there was a
hustle among the employees. aud four minutes
later engine s2I rumoled in. drawing tho four
fanta since she loft this city. " ,"' Az
= The train was In charge OF Edison J. Weeks.
The train ei NIAGARA aci Tns Of at 'h 70
o'clock. At Rochester two great punches Of
roses bs%sr were received from Dr. Chauneey
on the back: Hearty thanks for IS" Splendid ii
present u 'ruit and flowers.
Mr. Weeks sent the m essage. which the doc
and his engine. 1O3. took charge. 4 stop OF
ss r%hnns t%s tS i II 4Sm
was Two hours and forty-four minutes.
AT s% do "s9e h the lnanta ett the train and
Sss WITH R'a rcd S%S darsvss san;
walked noIt With Gen j. r. varnum. hsth.2
va SnlKed ID dY W.T. ths platform tbs crowd on tie
from ba out Of the
snsy the 6anks the sHTfSSr nSss as and
1G ana Itatsards crew were passing by
Fl Nj cehal2s at Is East co ade s t9%a
His family lett for his e coS Sntr 10 nls 1ss
at Bay shore Yesterday. The Infanta said it
m especial joy to Know that she would be $50 so
comfortable during her stay. Attera few min.
Hrco Herm anE nd 1thP s nts the
FHYi1ryssth street; to FIFTH AVENUE and u 10
Prince and the Duke took q coupe while the
lnianta and the Marchioness went home in a
The duties Of Commander Davis ende when
he lnfanta set foot on the platform OF the
Irand Central Station. One OF those who
erected the Commander said that he had been
eported rs saying that the 1nfanta had been
uhlected to insults in certain parts Of the
ountry. Tho Commander made this state
nent in reply:
" At all times the Infanta has followed the
roEramme laid down for her. u .she had nc-
ert"d all the invitations extended to her she
you'd not be alive to-day. She has been
rought face to face with customs entirely
TRANCE to her. and many people would have
1nesscd their displeasure as we'll as pleas
re- 1t was never so with the lnfanta. She
xpressed ut al! times only words OF apprecia-
ion. |
Moreover. 1t Ia all nonsense. this talk OF
oGness hetween the In;anta and Mrs Potter
aimer Mrs: Palmer was he best friend the
nfanta had in Chicago. She was tho last to
ay good to tn" Infanta and dned with her
re night before We left The talk OF trouble
etween Mrs. Palmer and myself is silly The ,
nlnnta has behaved as no other woman would
ave behaved under such circum stances,
ian went into the International Hotel Mt '
Niagara, where we were staying and hoasted {
'at for, IS he could shake hands with the L
lfanta."
Com mander Davis will probably 90 to Wash
RtOQ this morning |