New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
ON HER WAY TO NIAGARA.
THE INFANTA'S FAREWELL TO CHICAGO.
LARGE CROWD PRESENT AT HER DEPARTURE
FROM HER HOTEL FOR THE TRAIN-A PRI-
vArE DINNER TO HER ENTERTAINERS
COMMANDER DAyrss DENIAL
ARRIVAL OF THE PART
TpY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrDUNE.1

CBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEJ
Chicago. June 14.-The Princess Eulae has taken
her lcave Of Chicago, md the weather has been
kindly to her to the very last. With the exception
of tho tempest OF last Friday evening and the sup
Elementary storms OF Saturday-all Of which the In
fanta evidently enjoyed, and which certainly, from
the manner In which she faced them, gave her even
keen and thrilling pleasure-cear skies ana q com
Portable temperature have prevailed She leaves the
Worlds Fair city after weeks sojOnrn here, ana IL
Is quito probable she will be- defender OF 1t against
anything that may be said as TO It's smoRlness anu
general dirncss.
The private dinner given last evening by T."
Princess, as n parting compliment to those who had
been conspicuous In her own social ana omciai en-
erainment here, was delightful AFFAIR from De-
ginning TO end II was fitting close TO her stay
I'm the city, and It was most oppOrtnne as silehc'hg
cmphatically false statements which have been CIR
culatcd here IN regard to bad feeling engcndered by
alleged the part OF the Inanta to those VINO
were or sought to be- her hosts. For Instance,
paragraph appeared In an afternoon paper !es'eruas
10 the effect that Mrs. Potter Palmer would not attchu
the dinner last evening account OF some alleged
slight. The Tribune correspondent, while chatuhs
I'm the Palmer House last night with Commander
Davis asked, ns u matter OF Formally, whether there
had been any friction. Commander Davis turned
Indignantly and said:
no, deny these things cmphatically rs you can.
10 not stop anywhere to make your denial absolute
The Princess has enjoyed every moment OF her une
since she arrived In Chicago She has recelved the
utmost courtesy, and the very fact that Mrs. Piimer
and others mentioned in that article Were NJ her
board tonight rs her guests gives the lie 70 'he
Whole thing. Besides, she presented to Mrs. Palmer
tonight a handsome photograph OF herself with her
autograph attached. That does not look much llke
the existence OF anything In the nature OF liieehhe
for she does not extend these little favors proms-
cncusly and when they are bestowed they are nat
urally enough received as rare compliment OF goou
wi'
The hour for the departure OF the train this morning
was O'Clock. 1t a special train, the same as
that which carried the party westward the Penn
syvana Railroad, but 1t had been shifted AROUND
from the station Of that line to the station ol INC
Michigan Central, on the lake front. frompuy a'
o'clock the two troops OF United states caNar, rom
Fort Sheridan, which were tho lniantas escort oh
her arrival swept around the corner Of Wabash-ave'
into Nonroe-st with great CHATTER OF h'DlS' anu
ranged themselves In front Of the hotel entrance Inc
morning was delightful with u temperature at that
hour Of 90 degrees and absolutely clear skies over
head. A great crowd throngcd the Streets anu IL
was with the utmost difficulty that the cavalry were
able TO line themselves up in position PRESSURE WIS
made by the horses. slowly guided by their riders
against the people, who OF course moved BACKWARD
"a fast as they possibly could under the circ"h-
stances They did not have long TO wait, Tor speal
trains are expected to have the right Of way only
when they start the time assigned.
The Infanta knew this and she kept NOBODY walt
Ing longer than was absolutely necessary. she mas
kept herself within such limited circle oihci'n'
and socially that there has not been any cr)wd,ng any
where. Those composing her party were all III
readiness and there large rang" OF goodDy
situations All these were made last night
Mayor Harrison was at the hotel bright and early,
with his six hat Hobart C. ChatfehTaylor spanish
Consul at Chicago. was also OF the party. Inc
carriages were entered and, preceded by the troops
dashed down Mchignn-avc. and thence along that
thoroughfarr which directly overloohs the lake, to
the Michigan Central station. Here Mayor Harrison
and Mr. Cha,fcd-Taylor took their leave. ana the
train promptly started its trip TO Niagara FANS
which will 10 reached tonight, and at which place
the Infanta will remain for twenty-four hours
Detroit, June I4.-Ihc special train bearing the
lnfanta EuLhlc and party arrived here about 3 30
o'clock this afternoon. The Princess was partahng
of luncheon when the train rolled In. Although III
tie notice OF her Aging TIP through the city had beer
The station President Ldya,d, OF the Michigan Ten
iraL entered the lniana's car. and In few minutes
the Princes aprar'd ieaning on 's arm ol ca nrr
manirr Davis and the rest OF The party. A' theS
cam. out the crowd pressed so c,~ch That AT tnrs
II was almost impossible for the members OF the party
TO through.
The Michigan Central authorities had provided the
MIN , san,h and Amrrlcan colors. 10 ferry the
party across the river While the t tra,n
steamers steam The party we're welcomed on board the
Yacht by George Il. Russell. Henry Russell and Henry
A. Ncvland. The Princess took seat on deck and
leaned back n enjoying the brcczcs al IN" river.
ana her face showed her delight at bling free from
the Dust Of the train As the yacht started across
as Tfn s ad saVa her
run across the river made slowly. Reaching
~" ca ran r were % hrrv .pon
and the "spNal' went nyihg on tic way TO Niagar.