Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04
EULALIE SEEING THE SIGHTS.
The Bulls and Bears Amuse Hor, and the
Brooklyn Bridge and Cable Roads AS
tonish Her and the Elevated Road


The Bulls and Bears Amuse Hor, and the
Brooklyn Bridge and Cable Roads As
tonish Her and the Elevated Road
Pleases her.
NEW YORK. June 3.-The Infanta
Eulalia and party went down into the
busy marts of trade to-day and saw the
bulls and bears of Wall street, the big
buildings on lower Broadway, the
Brooklyn bridge and the elevated rail-
way system.
At 10:45 o'clock the carriages drove
down Fifth avenue TO Twenty-third
street, and down Broadway to Wall
street. The Princess has become so
we'll known that she was recognized all
along the route, and crowds lined the
sidewalks, the men raising their hats
and ladies waving handkerchiefs as the
royal party drove by.
At the Stock Exchange big crowd
had gathered to have look at the
Princess. The north and east balconies
were crowded with spectators. The
south balcony was reserved for the
royal party. A new Spanish flag was
hung at the posts on the floor. Her ap-
pearance on the balcony produced
marvellous effect on the floor. All busi-
ness was suspended and the brokers all
faced the balcony with hats of and
gave three cheers for the Princess. For
two minutes they stood gazing at her
and then resumed business. The Prin-
cess was amazed at the performance on
the floor, and had to be assured that 1t
was not special demonstration for her
benefit but was the regular sale Oh
stocks. After looking at the bowling
mob for ten minutes the Princess re-
tired.
After the luncheon the party were
driven up Broadway and through Park
Row to the Brooklyn bridge. The prin-
cess was taken across TO the Brooklyn
side and escorted to the engine room,
whers the big engine which winds the
cable over a huge drum was shown. and
the method of It's operation explained.
After stay Of few minutes the party
entered special cable car, which had
been decorated with yellow aud red
bunting, and the princess was given 3
chair on the front platform. The car
then started for the New York side.
The Princess expressed her admira-
tion for the big bridge. At the New
York side the party left the train and
walked acress the platform to the City
Hall station OF the elevated road, where
q special train of two cars covered with
Spanish and American flags was wait
ing.
The party entered the train and made
q tour of the elevated rsilroan system.
Senior julie DeVargus, the historian OF
the Inianta Eulalia's party, while out
looking At the sights yesterday, lost his
pocket. book containing notes Of every
incident which has occurred on the trip
and which it was intended, should be
published as the official account OF the
Princess's journey and stay in this
country.
Senor Vargas to-day offered reward
for the return of the pockst-book.
which also contained small sum OF
money.
The Princess and party left the ele-
waited train at Fifty-eighth street and
Sixth avenue and were driven to the
Savoy, and later reviewed New York's
crack regiment, the Seventh, 1000 men
strong. The Princess remained quietly
al the hotel this evening. and will resi-
tomorrow for the journey to Chicago
On Monday.