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smiling. Occasionally she manifested her
pleasure at tho reception By waving her black

pleasure at tho reception BY waving her black
Adminlstratl p1'' building. ABOUND the bal:
comics and from the tall do% ne hing aa tho
efP ap sea4 smer Hs ave y his to the
Princess and they walked across the crimson
carpet 70 The pavilion In which are the oii1e @
stSewlne 5000 pansies before ths Princess:
lion c. where breakfast was served. The fol-
0MTnT an MSF Nh the fottsr Palmer. and Mrs
Edward +. Lawrence; Mr.. and Mrs; WIIlIam +;
sSn9 Mr. ana ar s baEss %
James W. it. Clair. NJ: and Mrs. George =:
Mrs George 6 n. Pull%an. Mr.: and Mrs.
Mr. rn and Mrs F s W feok Mr. and af Ms.
r9ne
George i; Davis; PIFestoT Of Works ,i and Mrs.
HsTrison n Had dsSshtsF. stsIIjnE Mo5tsP.
After tho breakfast the party drove through
the cheering crowds to the Womans Building.
wSsleve n hs ' Ssn .e si Se
os S.s Ss So%. sa Sssn nss
%es 8a enc fho fniantS
foH H oeIoe es the NIB buildSe was closed and
from that time tn the royal party had de.
es and sses we're aed thsk
s snte f. Ests rhf ha Hfn'e'' received inform
can Ssepls ssS.d NJ i shs sssfs dfss e &:
the chief figure in the. parade. and there we're
some famous old red faces in tho line-Rain-
in in the Custer light. among the m: ~ n'l''
Rocky Bear; Young S Red d, q. Cloud: Plenty
there Ell asss S h
marched up past the lagoons to the Adminis-
was looking out It in the Court Of Honor. and
passed in review before her.
the red men. conscious that some great favor
was being shown them though not knoEins
corted to her private apartments. where she
went out on Lake Iichig In launch.
and imposing, The launch was then headed
north: and a visit was paid to the Illinois bat
Finally the launch turned shoroward. and q
BY this time tho sun was sinking to rest.
SURROUNDINGS that she forg OF ali about an en-
gagement she had made down town.
Trocadero had asked permission to serenad Id
her IN her apartment par IN the tn Palmer House.
At, ! O'clock word game that, the Princess
tho fireworks. which had been specially
arranged iin her honor. Thousands had congrs-
gated on Monroe street. but the news quickly
At 7:sG P. n: the Iniantn And her suite dinsd
IN the a ao b The
perestyle., and the ,sranish Princess. snueiy
ensconced in President Palmer's balcony, saw
IT, elapped hor hands with delight.
- The principal set piece was likeness OF the
pieces. the ,colors changing from white to blue
snd then to red OhSrwise the display con.
display Of aquatic novelties. mammoth bombs.
twinkling stars. festoons OF FIRE. and the like.
The display was tho finest ever seen In the
It was nearly II o'clock when tho tired out
Infanta reached her apartments In the Palmer
Sr v az fsr the ths @
grounds. that being the number OF paid ad-
at hs &c BY suDen
The Reformed Church Boycotts the Worlds
Fair.
AsBuRY PARK. June a-There were over 300
clerical and lay delegates present this morn
ing when the second days session OF the
annual meeting OF the General
Synod OF the Reformed Church In America
opened for business.
Strong resolutions condemning the Com mis-.
sioners OF the Columbian Exposition for de-
Gliding to keep the gates open on Sunday. and
calling upon the ministers OF the Church to
withhold their patronage from the Exposition
were presented by the Rev. John II. Knowles,
Secretary OF the American Sabbath Observance
Union. and were adopted By unanim Gus vote.
The Missionary Congress on Sunday Opening,
SARATOGA. June s.-The Missionary Congress
Of the Synod OF New York. which closed it's
three days session here tonight. beforelad- |
unanimously adopted tho following
resolutions:
R,.or,d That the Missionary Congress assembled in
Saratoga hrA thy approves OF the Efforts In favor OF
he closing the Words Fair the Lord dny In
Inc Of business honor and honesty of national
Integrity aud righteousness and OF tho great
sentiment OF IA CHRISTIAN nation.
Rs,ored That copy Of these resolutions be sent by
BUR secretary TO President Cleveland.
Mrs. +. Burd Grubb Well Enough to Eater. |
tain the InfRnta.
HIoHTsTowN. N. j.. June a-Drs. William
Pepper and A. ". Taylor OF Beverly. n. j., who |
ara attending Mrs. Grub. the wife of az
Minister to Spain Con. E Burd Grubb now