Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14
ADIEU TO THE FAIR
EulaIia Spends Her Last Day at
the Exposition
GOES IO~s NIAGARA TO-DAY
Germany VIII Csrvy Oh the Palm To.
nsorrow aud Vast Crowd or Ex-
cus.soassss tapccsed

WoRIp's FatR Gsorxps CEicAoo.
juno IL Rnbed in clineing white
eostume and wearing q dainty white
straw hat aud veil of the same color.
the iufanta of Spain. accompanied by
sAs Psincp of Orleans and the suits.
vkitc1 the exbseition for the last time
today. 6hs came out on the private
yacht which bsy carried her 10 tho
white city befcsN She prsferr~d the
lake rupar On atcount os avoiding the
crowd 9 NJ entcs aud she is lover II
the water. besidea The princess Was
transferred from the yacht 10 Director
General Davis launch which took her
20 the cafe Marine in the foreign gapr.
ter. There the party lcisurely enjoyed
luncheon in the private dining room
and then jourDeyed in chairs 10 the Enc
artsbpi|dfng. TheSpanishcommissioner
of fine syts received the royal party aud
escorted the princess through the
Spanish salons Half an hour was spent
admiring the works OF art and "A brief
visit was paid to other sections. At the
landing place on the south side of the
fineart building the party embarked
on the launch ~ the director general
and were taken to the east landing of
the agricultural hall The princess
sought 10 evade the crowds she saw at
the north entrance. but she ran into one
inside the huilding around the roped of
entrances la the Spanish. Cuban ana
Porto Rica payillions which are built az
en- imitation ~ the monastery Of st.
Gregory at Naliadolid. Spain.
Goodbys.s Are Said.
At the entrances 10 the pavilion tie
infanta was met by Rosendo Fernandez.
representing the chamber Of commerce
Of Havana. who presented her with a
gorgeous bouquet OF flowers adorned
with ribbons of the Spanish colors.
After passing by the elaborate show
cases filed with cigars. sugars cordials.
wines and other products. the infanta
took tho electric launch Ia the south en-
trance 10 manufactures building A
big crowd IL curious women and men
had been waiting IN the Spanish pavil-
ian for several hours and they were re-
warded for the patience they displayed
10y full view 81 the party. The cx-
hihits Of Spain were seen hurriedly ard
chairs were then taken through the big
building 10 the lake shore where stands
the Spanish building. which is a
partial reproduction Of the Hall of Con
tract at Valencia. built i'm l,s6 Hero
Senor Dupcy de LONE. the Spanish
commissioner general. the foreign com
missioners and worlds Fair Officials we're
in waiting To receive the princess. and
Sonor de LONE made "a speech in Span
ish greeting the infanta and conveying
regrets at her departure from Chicago.
This ended her last day al the exposi-
tion. ffhe return trip To the city was
made in the yacht Gryphon In the
evening at the Palmer house the infanta
gave dinner 10 tweniy-fou guests anil
the good byes were said over champagne.
The royal party will bc escorted 20 the
rsilroad station b. two troops 81 United
States cavalry tomorrow morning at .
o'clock and take a special train on the
Lake Shore road for Niagara Falls.
IL L. Gcrmapy's bay.
\ tremendous crowd is expected To
visit the fair Thursday. German day.
Imperial German Commissioner Wer-
muth aud the executive committee of
the participating associations. assisted
by Director Ellsworth. have done all in
their power to urge railroad managers to
reduce the rates for the occasion with
considerable success.
The photograph matter was settled
this afternoon. and in the future Mr..
Arnold and Mr.. Higinbotham viii re-
spect the permits issued by Director
General. which allow photographers Tor
newspapers 10 take pictures.
The Midway plaisance will not he
closed Sundays whether the rest Of the
fair IL ar IL not shut up. On the con
trary it will hereafter be very wide
ofarn