The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-06-09
SPANISH PRINCESS EUlAlIE'S VISIT.
The Bright.Eyed Irish LassIes, the Ger
nan, Egyptian and other Foreign
Ssenes-Ssnday Opening rlzzie.
LETTER NO. l.
CHICAGO. June 5. 1893.

| saying that the worlds Fair is not ready
fol visitors, it Il matter for regret to me,
that | have not been in communication
with your readers earlier, that | might
| have kept them en- rapport with the ma
| ny marvellous achievements within the
tair white City, aud with the usual So
cial f, nctio by which Chicago has dis
tinguished herself daring the month that
h S passed into American history, with
its marvellous tlinmphs Of manual and
intellectual labor.
To-day, within the Worlds Fair, which
is in itself a city, there is more to see
than the average visitor can see in four
months-much more than he Il study
aud thoroughly dig, st in as many years
and. as the weather is at last beginning
to DO such that one a venture ont with
out heavy wraps, have no hesitation in
inviting all the world, the southern world
especially, to come and view the marycls
when are mere exposed tor their instruc-
t'0n ana delight.
ii may Judge by the Inending stream
81 people constantly passing my window,
IN caOs ana on loot, from city aud fiUm
manner, OF rlch ana poor estate, think
that aii tne woriu mas started and by the
time the Exposition Flyer rolls in to-
morrow, over the pennsylvania road from
New l0rk, q good majority OF the world
VIII dc on hand to welcome Her Royal
Hishness, the
SPANISH lNFANTA EuLALIE,
whose name, ny the way, Is pronounced,
as II II were spelled Oo-aa-lai-li-a, with
the emphasis III the IAN. JAKE the lib
eIty OF telling o tins, because the vex.
ca question occupied the time and atten-
tioh OF Ch'caSos -Four hundred Tor some
tiihc oeIore u was SERTED ny Spanish lu-
'hor'ty' Inc lniahta, with her suite,
VIII arrive to'Mlorrow, ana despite the
irowh'hg heavens, the city ~ beginning
10 oress i'seii III gaia Spanish attire, IN
Donor OF Che event. Chlcago, ! believe,
Tegar.s her success ~ entertaining the
ovor New l0rk, n yOn may
resi- assured tnat tne WINDY City" Will
herseii proud. Inc municipal recep-
tloh oi tne i'1'le spanish blonde, her nus
oana ahd ner sul'e' VIII " as imposing
'e si.'el vi ,eS'u'eh'a's' mare OF tInn-
Fe'S "n" J'"SiinS Vi american eagles can
MAKE IL. anu a'i Oh ChicasO VIII 10 out
TO welcome the Nations guest. At the
rainier rouse Tue ehllfe paiior noor has
Dee" %nova;e anu ielurh'sleu Tor ner
ueo' P",'..,on nay oeeh run up, alVio-
,nS her apartments from the ordinary
na'is' anu suaios VIII pace continually
10 ana lfo, without these sacred precincts
10 guard the precious importation .
any chance disturbance. The entertain
arranged m her honor, by Il very
limited lew Of Chlcago's Fonr Hundred,
are iegaht ahd exclusive IN The extreme,
the ciown'ng event, OF course, being the
pail which Mrs. Potter Palmer, ChicagO's
idol and America's representative woman,
VIII give to Her Royal Highness. To-
morrow she will be driven IN royal state
The city, and Wednesday she breakfasts
with Ills Democratic Honor, Carter Har-
rlscu, and Thursday Is set apart for her
visit to the White City, which she, in
common with all the world, must needs
regards as the browning monument OF
American industry and Americ lean daring.
For it was II daring thing, that of con-
verting $50 acres of mud and water and
marshland into the nOblest
city that Ger the sun shone on. In my
next, will tell you more about the lit.
tie princess who IS after all wonderfully
like her American sister, it W. may judge
by the little incident which occurred yes.
terday in the corridor ofthe SayOry Hotel
IN New York. Her Higlness had been in
early to mass and as she entered the Io-
tel with her suite II little later, there
stood in the corridor a lovely lonr-year
old boy, waiting with his parents to 20
out. No sooner had Eulalie seen him
than she sprang from her husbands side
and clasping the sturdy young American
close in her arms, covered his pouting
lips with tender ! isses, because he looked
like the little boy she had left in sunny
Spain. You see the mother love is quite
the same the wide world over, whether it
throbs beneath the .jewelcd corsage of a
royal princess, Or the coarse garb OF the
the hnmblcst tisherman's wife.
Well, the Fair has been omen now for
two Sundays. The sun has shone clor.
the heavens have smiled kindly.