Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-06-10

the door of the magnilicently equipped
| coach, and, smiling at the Hon. Carter
! J.. Harrison, made a graceful gesture
which seemed to say, "Well Mr..
! Mayor, we have arrived with our
| charge, and have done our prettiest.
/ The polished and experienced Mr. Har-
! rison, himself the travelled gentleman
i and friend of many "A 70 al person, be-
trayed by his manner the fact that he
VS. delighted to be on hand and
would thel eafter dc the honors for the
municipality in tae best of style
The appearance of Her Highness the
Infanta, at the car door and her recep-
tion by Mayor Harrison on the carpet
which led through tn depot to the
handsome equipages placed at the dis
posal of the entire party were met by
round after round of cheers, waving
of handk erchiefS by men and women,
and vigorous handclapping. The Prin-
cess Eulalia, who had surely heard of
the plentcous hospitality OF the West,
and particularly Chicago, now realized
its great volume and sincerity. Smiles
beam ed upon her interesting counter
ance and it was evident that her hap
piness of mind was intense.
Led by Mayor Harrison and the
Princess, the distinguished party, con
sisting of the Duke of Tamames, Com
mander Davis and wife, and the mem
bers of the visiting party, together
with eX-Mavor Wasaburne, Allison v.
Armour, and Hoba t c. ChatfeldTay-
lor. who went TO the Indiana State
line to meet the special, advanced
through the respectful lines Of people
to the carriages,
Inside was a company of police
guarding he II val way, while out
side waited two troops o. United States
cavalry from Fort Sheridan under
command Of Maj. Baldwin.
Present also ware Gen Miles and
staff; arrayed in the tinery of their re-
spective ranks, BY smiles the demo
cratic" Eulalia and her royal husband
recognized the reception accorded
by the waiting throng. A platoon
of police cleared the way while the
party was being seated, and with
bands and flying colors, with the
troops in line, the procession crossed
the famous Chicago River and moved
through the southern portion of the
business district via jackson Street to
Wabash Avenue, thence 10 Congress
Street, passing the Auditorium and
turning north on Michigan Avenue,
where the fresh water man-of-war, the
Michigan, fired a salute,
Representing His Honor the Mayor
at the Palmer House, where the
princess and suite will make their
home while in town, was his daughter,
Mrs. Owsley. lier gracious reception
of the Infanta was decided feature,
and there was ripple of applause
when she presented Eulalia with a rich
bouquet in red and yellow, repre- emit
ing the colors of the United States and
Spain.
The Princess and party at once ad-
iourned to the beautiful apartments
prepared for them on the parlor floor
of the State Street front of the hotel.
Also at the union depot TO ! eet the
visitors we're representatives Of the Ex-
position, Mrs. Potter Palmer and others,
all of whom were, however, present
unoficially. Mayor Harrison for once
in his life departed from his custom of
wearing his famous "slouch hat, and
ont OF respect TO the Princess and i'm
mediate members Of her party ap-
peared in anew and real stoyepipe hat,
and he looked quite handsome, too.