New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
THE DUKE AND DUCHESS DELIGHTED.
TIE RETURN TRIP no NEw-YORK GREATLY EN-
JOYED-NO DEFINITE PLANS FOR


JoYED-NO DEFINITE PLANS FOR
THE FUTURE.
The Duke and Duchess of Veragua and the members
OF their party spent most Of the day yesterday
quietly resting at the Hotel Brunswick. Among the
few callers General Horace Porter and ex-Jufge
Daily. In the afternoon the Duchess went driving
accompanied by Mrs. Diclins. wife Of Commander r.
W. DicSins, who represents the President personal
escort TO the Duke.
Commander Dckns received Tribune reporter Mt
the Brunswick yesterday afternoon. and told about the
trip of the Ducal party TO Chicago.
1t constant round OF pleasure and delight
he said. 1.-The people Of Chicago treated us hand
scmcly, and the days spent at the Fair were full
Of entertainment and instruction. We remained In
Chicago a little longer than We should have DONE
had not waited for the Duke to pay his respects
10 the Inanta Enalic.
ave visited tho Fair grounds almost every day
for six weeks. and went over the exhibits pretty
thoroughly The Duke was most interested, J think.
In the agricultural exhibits and particularly In the
herd OF selected cattle. lie visited also some CT the
stock farms near Chicago.
Our stay In Columbus, Ohio. the way back.
was extremely pleasant. We arrived Just after
Governor Mckinley had been rcnominaed. one OF
the Columbus papers remarked that the Duke would
have to wait Till next fall to find out whether he
was a mascot or q 'hoXloo.' The Duke and Duchess
especially pleased and impressed with the parade
OF school children at Columbus. They passed the re-
viewing stand in thousands, all we'll dressed ana
smiling and carrying In their hands bouquets, which
they threw AT the stand. covering the vacant spaces
on the stand and making Il huge, fragrant heap In
front Of II. Dona Maria del fiar, The Duke
daughter selected TARGET by many Of the
children and she cnjoved II exceedingly.
I'VE We're al Niagara Fail, long enough Tor all TO
see and admire them 10 their hearts content |
arranged the trip across New York state that u
should be made in the daytime and give the Duke
an opportunity 10 SEE Tie beautiful scenery. tn"
Duchess was particularly pleased ana said Of tho
country: The word Tlcndd" was made 10 dcscri'"
America rhc Marquis de- rOrboc, said: This
makes one feel though he wouh like TO stay right
heic.'
The journey down the Hudson made during
the late afternoon and TIE sunset hour. and all were
charmed with the magnificent scenery aud the bcauti-
ful sunset
"What t. v0ur programme here ~ was asked.
ave have none II Is plobabe that within few
DAYS the Dukc viii take formal leave Of the United
.iatcS Government through me. and then he Will
remain here private individual while shall
return 10 Washington. The date of the Dukes do
parinrc from this country the route by which II"
Will travel have not Vet been decided upon. ! Think
Tho DIXIE and Duchess spent last evening 1T the
Hotel Brunswick. whore th"y gave quiet reception
10 a few Of the friends made their former visit
here
Commander Dlc'ins and Mr.. piclins left New
York for Washington on ia" midnight train last night