The record-union., 1893-06-08
AT THE WHITE CITY.
The Spanish Princess to Visit the
Exposition To-Day.
1T WILL BE THE OCCASION OF A
GREAT HOLIDAY.
Two Photographers, Who Secured the
Concession as Official and Only
Photographers on the Fair Grounds,
by Their Oficiousness Have a Clash
With the Council of Administration.
Special to the REcoRD-UNIoN.

Special TO the RECoRD-UNIoN.
CHICAGO, June THE Princess Eulalie
will make her first visit to the Worlds
Columbian Expositson tomorrow. She
will be the guest of the exposition Off
Gals, who have prepared an elaborate
programme for her entertainment.
Everything is in order at the White City
Tor her reception. Flags, banners and
streamers of every nation will float from
every conceivable pinnacle of the great
buildings, and everything about the fair
most decided kind.
When the Princess arrives at the Ad-
mlnlstration building, where she is to
take breakfast she will alight from her
carriage on carpet of pansies. These
beautiful blossoms Will be strewn along
her pathway from her carriage to the
breakfast-room. After breakfast the
party will proceed to Mrs. Palmer's
room, where the Committee on Cere-
monies of the Board Of Lady Managers
will be in attendance to receive them.
The Spanish section in the woman's
building will then be visited, and gen.
eral tour of the grounds made in car
riages. &G
Mayor Harrison this morning rendered
breakfast to Princess Eulalie, several of
the Worlds Fair officials and one or two
private citizens. a reception, to which a
considerable number of private citizens
were invited, followed.
About P. NJ, after the reception of in
vlted guests the Princess was driven
back to the Palmer house, where the
party rested until evening. Then she
went to dine at the home of President
Higginbotham of the Worlds Fair, not
over twenty people being present at the
dinner. The Princess remained at the
Higginbotham mansion until 10 p. NJ.
The men named Arnold and Harlow
Hlginbotham. who secured the conces-
| sion as official and only photographers on
the grounds at a salary Of $40 a year
and 10 per cent on all work, which meant
about $4,000, have succeeded by their
officiousness in getting themselves
tangled up with the Council of Admins
tration, and will probably be disciplined
They went so far as to declare that repre-
sentatives of illustrated newspapers
could not make sketches on the grounds
and yesterday one of these artists was
arrested and taken before Arnold, who
constituted himself magistrate for the
occasion. and utterly ignored the permit
issued to the artist by Director General
Davis. When information of this reached
Director-G General Davis he was wroth,
and the matter was referred to the Coun-
ell of Administration, which will inter-
view Arnold.
This is not the most serious matter
about these naughty photographers. The
Imperial German Commissioners made a
complaint against them to-day to the
effect that Arnold refused TO return them
negatives of photographs taken of paint
ings in the German section of the fine
arts gallery. The United States Govern
ment signed an agreement that all mega
tives of photographs or other exhibits
should be returned to the Commissioners.
This agreement, however, had no effect
on Arnold, and the matter was laid be-
fore the Council of Administration.