New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-26
FAREWELL TO WASHINGTON.
INFANTA EULALE'S DEPARTURE FROM THE
CAPITAL.
ESCORTED BY CAVALRY TO TIE PENNSYLVANIA
sTATION-rHE TRAIN STARTS AMID CHEERS

ESCORTED BY CAVALRY TO TIE PENNSYLVANIA
sTATroN-rrIE TRAIN STARTS AMID CHEERS
AND WAVING HANDKEECHIErs.
Washington, May o5.-The Infanta Eulalie has left
Washington and high official ceremony behind her.
At 10 O'Clock this morning the special train provided
convey her TO New York pulled out Of the Penn
sylvana Railroad station In the presence OF crowd
nearly great as that which filled the building
on her arrival last Friday night The crowd cheered
heartily the train drew out OF the station
several hundred people gathered about the ArRhg
ton TO witness the departure Of the Princess from the
hotel. About O'Clock four troops OF United States
cavalry from Fort Myer, Va, commanded by Colonel
Guy V. Henry, cantcred up Lafayette square past Tue
Elaine mansion. and formed In battalion front Oh tue
broad plaza facing the hotel The cavarymrn were III
full dress with white helmets. and made an imposing
appearance. aftorwnrd the Presidents carriage
driven 10y william Wills, the White House coachmah
and drawn by four big bay horses, came up 10 the
entrance TO the Summer Annex
II was twenty live minutes to 10 o'clock wheh tue
Infanta out Of the house on the arm OF oec-
rotary Gresham followed usual by the lniantc
Antonio. She u becoming travelling gown 81
gray cloth. and had big bunch OF Marecml Neii
roses In her corsage. The Prince was dressed IN
light gray suit with sack and gray Alpine nat
and carried cane. There ripple Of hardclappng
rs the Infanta entered the carriage, to which she
responded by bowling and smiling sweety Inc
Princess the Irince and secretary Gresham occupied
the Presidents carriage. while the rest OF the party
| foloved I'm other vehicles A belc order brought
the cavalrymc into company front and the procession
started down Lafayette square. led by II platoon OF
mounted police while people in the windows OF the
| Arlington and on the sidewalk waved hats and
handkcrcicfs. and clappd their hands rs the IreS'
dents carriage took lis place behind the last troop
OF regulars with three sergeants OF cavalry on each
side OF IT, acting as body guard to the lniahta.
! The distance from the Arlington TO tie Pcnn'yF
yana Railroad station Is about half mill" and along
the route Knots OF people gathered to catch glimpse
| ~ the Princess IT. order 10 prevent repetition
| OF tho occurrences on the night OF the lnfantas
arrival when strrctcas and other public convcydnr'S
das he'd rough the lEcs OF cavalrym'n ana brought
confusion 10 their formation, the Cbninl' Soiier> ~
the District OF Columbia had ordered 'hat the caDio
| trains and hcrlc coaches on rcnn>, lvanla-ive ana
the horse cars on Est. should suspend operations
between and 10 o'clocls nEl The effect Of tllS order
WIS visible the orderly progress o. Tia" poc''sloh
! The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad station was packed VIII
a multitude OF spectators WHEN the cavalry whceho
into siHth t. from Pcnnsyvann ave- and drew up IN
battalion front facing the depot. Outside III" build
ing the crowd was even greater. To- princess I'll
tered the station through the carriage entrance,
escorted by secretary Gresham and bowling right ana
| left Infantc Antonio walked Just behind his wle'
| The distance from the carriage to the rear pat
., m, az the observation ldcwlld the last of the
| trJn was no, more than nifty feet, ana two narrow
s,rips OF carpet had bvn laid for tie passage OF the
| Infanta over N.
As she reached the Idlewd. Infania Euaiie l'aped
aboard nlmlly and Immediately went inside, followed
by Mr. t,r.sha u ard the lnantc, with Inc Duke VI
Tamnrnes the Marchloncss Arco Hermoso and The
| Inranta's private secretary close behind. All the
uniformed and side whiskered servants OF the In
fana's suite had been at the station for nearly an
.t aff he
tending the placing OF the numerous pieces OF baggage
| on the baggage car. Attaches OF the sPahsp LIB"
F., lion were also early In arriving
| When the Princess went on board the train h'ue
| group had gathered on the platform to bid her god
| speed II consisted OF Colonel John W. Wilson, 'h'n
States Army, representing President Cleveland "A'
, Minister Curry and Mrs. Curry. senior Jose f'hpe
sagrario First secretary Of the spanish Legation :.
Manuel Mulledo Third secretary Of the spanish LIZA
tIou. Cnpaln &. de- Ia Casa. military .nt'a'h', anu
| SENIORS Manuel PEREZ Zoane ami Airlhhufo Ia"mn
IeII attaches OF the spanish Legation Mis. LAY g., rs
| Madrid Captain de Ia Casa was the Ony on VIM
| wore "A uniform. The spanish Minister o,hor
Wur,agn was unable Ia be present 4 account oi an
attack OF rheumatism brought on by 'he r'p W ''o''
| Vernon yesterday. . , .u.,,o. ,.or
| Inst ai 10 O'Clock Secretary Gresham nlght"d from
| the Idlcwlld and Robert A. Park, VINO hid cH,r X
~ ,le train I'm the interest OF the PENNSYLVANIA hail-
| roud Company gave the signal 10 start AS the 'rah
hcgan to move Iufanta Eulae came out on the Oh,
seryntion platform she was recognized ~ once, hu
a great shout went mp from the gathering PreSs.u
closely behind the railing separating me
from the trains Every woman In The crowd waNri
hor handkorchi.f every man waved his hat ana
cheercd and the Infanta smiled ana bowed iare"'''
TO Washington